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Is your experience based on genuine Kreg drivers? I had similar issues with their long bits and one became unusable very quickly. Naturally, I blamed myself for maybe applying too much force. I found the stubby one so much better.

I was well on my way to a torsion box till you tipped me back towards Nicholson! I'd looked at those wheels but thimk I would have problems locking/raising the back ones when they're against the wall

That was an idea I liked, reminded me of the woodwork benches from my school days with a tool well in the centre. But then I also like aspects of this one: Powertool friendly bench WWGOA mostly the pull out, lift up machinery trollies. I'm not overly keen on his method of wheel retraction...

An added bonus with these screws is they can be driven by a PZ2 head.

Ah yeah, thought the name was familiar. Sadly, the 32mm ones you bought are R2/S2/Square hole. the 25mm ones will definitely work wth PZ2, I checked.

I have loads of genuine Kreg screws going spare (and cheap!). I'd need to doublecheck but I'm sure they can be used with a pozi drive bit.

It is a new build and was hoping to make it sturdier from the outset than it's predecessors. I don't do much hand planing however I still want it to be sturdy. Having a small workshop I've got almost everything on castors so I can wheel them in and out as required. I also had th whizzo idea of...

What would be the best way to 'firm up' a bench to prevent racking? a) Single piece running from top corner to opposite bottom corner? b) Two long pieces, St. Andrews Cross-style c) Two shorter pieces from each top corner, meeting on or near middle of bottom rail d) As above but from bottom...

Clearly, your forum, your rules, I understand that but that's two posts made for the potential benefit of other members removed without the courtesy of a simple explanation as to why they were deemed unsuitable. Mod edit- See here: post1281632.html#p1281632

Dibbed and replied.

After much deliberation I have decided to sell my lovely Festool TS55-REBQ-Plus. I've had it for a few years and it very rarely gets used at all now. It was very useful when setting up my workshop in cutting down sheets of plywood for cupboards and cabinets etc but once they were done it's...

I thought it looked like a mirrored image of a Festool.

Something pocket holes build really well - especially for beginners - is confidence. I'd love to be able to cut perfect dovetails or mortice and tenon jobs but for the most part the object is not mastering an art but making something I have an immediate need for. One of the first things I...

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Followed your link, bought a set, arrived just now. Would I be right in thinking the supplied Allan Key is intended to swap out either drill or driver bits?

Both Royal Mail and Hermes have introduced new charges so revising how these are to be sold. 100 will still be £7 which breaks down as £5.50 for the screws and packaging, £1.50 to the robbing bar stewards at RM. 400 screws £23 500 screws £30 1000 screws 55, effectively post free

Received thanks. All boxed up ready to send as soon as post office opens. Still plenty left should anyone else want some.

PM sent

I'll get back to you in the morning re:driver, I might have a brand new one in the workshop.

I've certainly used them with 18mm. I found the 32mm were a little too long when the jig was set according to Kreg's instructions.