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That's quite a large bit for a decent sized 1/2in router. If you're thinking of doing this in a handheld tool then not sure I'd want to tackle it without some experience, it can all go wrong quite quickly? As already said the door has the look of a vinyl wrapped door as there is no detail on the...

Does that actually work? I can't envisage how the steam gets behind the tile. It's not like wallpaper that you can score before steaming. I'm curious as a retirement job is renovating the bathroom at home. May well be waterproof adhesive. Steve

It does help - thanks. I may sit on doing anything about it for a while, I'm busy for a bit making some reusable display frames and screens for a ceramic artists' cooperative that conned me into making them after plying me with alcohol! At least it pays for the new RT. But I'm now going to be...

Thanks Peter, it was a pleasure doing business with you. I think the Mafell would be over the top for this. Am I right in thinking it only has an 8mm collet available? Oh scrub that, I see there is a 1/4in collet listed separately. Steve

Actually that's not a bad shout. At around £70 it's about a fiver more than a replacement armature for the later series of small POF routers. Thanks for that. Have you used one? Steve

Thanks for that, I hadn't come across Radian before. A bit more expensive than most but more machining of course on 3/4 flute cutters.

Can I suggest not to get too hung up on not damaging the wall? You'll have to make good anyway and it's often quicker, particularly if it's a stud wall to just re-lay new plasterboard. Before SDS hammer and rotation stop I sometimes used a long handled scraper, 24in or so long and a mallet on...

Hello all, first post so be gentle! I've now had two routers fail within the month, I wouldn't mind but the older is only 38 years old and the younger one about 35! The young one was an amazing thing based on a very long fibreglass printed circuit board milling and drilling motor. High...