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I use soudal pro45p, which I stumbled upon when looking for a cheaper alternative to gorilla foaming adhesive Amazon.co.uk there seems to be a general idea that the foam (in U foaming glues in general) is great for filling in gaps in the glue up, not the case, if it is foaming it is filled with...

cheap but only lasts a year offers no value at all, I'd be asking what offers best value. is it pent of apex?

I agree with others logo yes, sticker no. Would look nice acid etched / embossed, it is just a question of whether the cost of adding a logo is justified in the price

also different items in the same brand are of differing quality, especially the lower priced brands (see the massively differing views on parkside tools) which are rebadged from other brands.

looking at amazon there are a few other brands that offer small recip saws, dewalt and bosch, not particuarly sure what the benifit of these over the full size saws is

As they are made of chedder, and essentially not designed for use as a screwdriver, you have to wonder why they don't just have a tapered tip, like the probe on a multimeter

so, after you've got your vouchers (better than a kick in the teeth but not nessacerily all that useful as you have spend them £10 a time), what is the benefit of the trade account then? Or is it purely in practical terms of not having to pay for things in dribs and drabs? As for what to spend...

I notice boots isn't on that list, can't get over their prices, about 5 times the price of supermarket own brand stuff

possibly, but a bulk buy order of millions like that should by rights cost a fraction of market price

I'm shielding, requested the free vit d that was offered by the govt, haven't heard any more, I think I was expecting it in January, wondering at the time why they were going to send it at the END of winter. As said elsewhere, they cost pennies, and I now have a supply of one a day, bought...

so nearly smacked the screen to get rid of the fly on val's thumbnail

'salvage hunters - the restorers' is a better show, some incredible skill

an angled corner clamp, along with a caul along the join as you suggested would no doubt work. I think there are stronger (and more complicated) ways of creating the joint (eg sliding dovetails), but for the scale and weight you suggested that angled butt joint with clamping should be fine IMHO

i wonder if PTFE is any better on wood?

take it back, swap for another if they have one in stock. I wouldn't waste any time trying to troubleshoot or fix a brand new item.

There are some incredible items that come up on freecycle / gumtree / facebook for free. I genuinely think you could furnish a house well in about a month if you had a van and a bit of free time. As we speak I'm watching a 42" flatscreen telly that was passed on through freelywheely 'because...

I was given a load of 18mm ply scraps a while ago, just for the hell of it I made a few mallets from it, obviously ply is not ideal for an edge on impact, that said they cost me nothing and have had a good bit of use. My favourite of the ones I made had a short handle and a heavy curved head...

I think baring in mind you have a table saw, you would possibly just use it for taking boards down to dimensions you can handle on your tablesaw. You could probably do that with a straight edge and a circular saw, or even just a handsaw.

thinks its 3 messages that's needed. should be good now?