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A Union J2100 5 Lever Mortice Lock with a matching rebate kit. The kit cost almost as much as the lock and the supplier wanted to charge a further £8 (plus VAT!) delivery if I ordered online and used their click and collect system! As someone observed in my other post about locks it was bit of...

Only took five months to find someone to come and hang them but finally I have got shot of the ugly up'n'over affair and already trying to maximise the additional space that's created. Thanks to all who offered advice and answered my (many) questions.

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I had air nailers and pinners and they worked ok. However, like you, I lacked space and the compressor I bought stated it should be kept away from dusty environments so a woodworking shop was hardly the place for it. I found I used it so rarely that it really was a pain hauling it out of the...

Glad to be of help for a change.

How about this? Over next few days you can enjoy 20% off it too!

Usually there's a hyperlinked list of participating retailers in the terms and conditions. On selecting a retailer it will take you to their sore front with a selection of listings Clicking on any of them will take you to a lost of all items in the promotion. Select any one of these and when the...

Usually there is a list of participating retailers listed and hyperlinked in the terms and conditions. This takes you to their store front and from there click on any item. Once that pens then select the "view sellers other items" . Once in there searches will be confined to that particular dealer.

Doesn't appear to be widely publicised but the bay no-one mentions is offering 20% off selected retailers between now and midnight on the 7th. One of the retailers is FFX and their 'bay prices' don't appear to have been jacked up to cover the 20%. The code to be entered at checkout is PARTYTIME

If only.... Although I did receive a Milwaukee t-shirt when I bought one of their tools. I think the t-shirt would have cost more to buy than the bit-holder it came free with. The bit holder gets used almost every day but the t-shirt does get changed every once and a while. I liked the bit so...

Glad to have been of assistance. Now of to Bosch to chase my commission.

Sorted now thanks. Thanks for all the input, from which I was able to distinguish between sash and deadlock so I was at least able to ask the right question of a company that specialises n the supply and fit of locks of all types and they're just minutes away.

I have the 777 and I think it is great. It replaced a Makita MLS100 which was a huge step up from the heap of junk it replaced. The 777 with its sliding arm allows me to tackle wider boards than the Makita did, even with a smaller blade. I'd have liked a 250mm model but to be perfectly honest I...

Where would I find one of those? The garage is detached from the house. If I could access it from the house I'd have got rid of the up'n'over years ago and walled it off - wall space is good!

Bo**ocks! Which I'm sure would be how he'd define Black Friday

The doors do overlap. They're 44mm wide so I'm guessing ~22mm rebate. One of the "professionals" who quoted said the standard Yale lock I'd bouught would work, two others have said it won't, most recent mentioning specifically the need for a rebated etc. That said, one of them has said the...

I don't get this BF B/S, some companies have been running their BF "deals" for the past two weeks or more and we still haven't got to the designated Friday yet. I remember when sales were maybe a twice a year thing but now there's always someone somewhere having a "sale". It is all a marketing...

Okay, still head-scratching although building a better picture of what I think I need. As it's for external use and I want to ensure the contents of my garage (ie, all my tools) are secure then I'm looking at 5 lever models. My preference is for one that doesn't require a handle therefore a...

I've been told my garage doors require a rebated mortice lock and I'm wondering how I identify one from a regular mortice lock? Or are mortice locks by their very nature rebated?

The Titan looks to be a rebadged version of the chinesium model I (and a couple of other forum members who recommended the Bosch when I was looking to change) upgraded from, albeit with a slightly larger motor and heftier price tag. If, for whatever reason, I had to replace the Bosch tomorrow...