Search results

I read the whole thread and nearly replied to one from last year to warn you about breakout using an sds on a sectional garage as it happened to me. I then realised I was reading old posts and then saw you latest one... On the subject of installing an internal wall have you got vertical...

Although I've just bought mine so can't comment on reliability, the Triton TPT125 is recommended by several on this forum Help buying quality wood.

eBay and PayPal are very separate now. You pay now eBay not PayPal on a normal transaction and the seller is paid by eBay, so to be asked to pay via PayPal means you are not covered. I agree with the above that it could well be a hacked eBay account. Also ask yourself the hard question - is this...

Anybody know where I can buy a mixed order of 150mm 3M Xtract ideally a mixed order of 50 disks, 10 of each grit?

This arrived today Triton TPT125 from Screwfix Triton TPT125 317mm Electric Thicknesser 240V | Planer Thicknessers | Screwfix.com It is an excellent bit of kit. I ran a piece of reclaimed cedar through it Before (suitably checked for nails): After - Smooth as a baby's bum (this picture...

Well so much for 'mixed reviews' sounds like I should try the Mirka/3M/Morrels mesh discs. You all might convert me...

Badgers also predate hedgehogs...

1. I can't bring myself to cough up silly money for sanding mesh and I've heard mixed reviews anyway. I use Flexovit from Screwfix which are good value for money but if I could find any I would buy those made from Mirka Mirox sandpaper. Toolstation sell the sheets and it really is excellent...

In modern parlance this is part of 'mindfulness'. We are incredibly lucky where we live in beautiful countryside but you can get so used to it, so now I stop and take it in as often as I can. Watching red kites glide over the woods and fields around us really helps to stop you in your tracks.

did you get to see the Northern Lights over the last 2 nights?

Yes it could well be the worsening weather we've had this last month. I take Vitamin D as I don't process enough even in summer despite working outside most of the day. As well as a host of other things you need Vit D for you need it to process calcium. In my case I've had problems with sleep...

Make an adjustable taper jig. This one has been made for a table saw but easily adapted. Simple Taper Jig // Jointer Jig // Woodworking // Diy Jig - YouTube It's on my list to make but I do have an even simpler taper jig, not as versatile as the above, that I bought from Axminster that may be...

I have the Dewalt Li-on Drill and Impact driver, mine are 5 years old now but still as good as the day I bought them and I've used them extensively. I use the impact driver only for heavy duty work in the house and garden where it is invaluable. I just use the drill on low speed to drive screws...

Sounds exactly like one I watched on YouTube last night so please don't go to any trouble as from your description and the video I'm comfortable with what I need. Thanks or getting back to me and good luck with your workshop search.

I've just bought a Triton Thicknesser and would be interested in a photo of the sled in action if that's possible? Could you start a new thread though as I don't wish to hijack this thread. @50020 Your contract is with Mano Mano and they should take it back at their cost and either have it...

At the top right of your screen to the right of your avatar is an envelop image, click on that to view your messages

Yes MDTs (Multi Disciplinary Teams) is where all health care regions need to be. Some are, some aren't and some are part way there. Progression is down to the willingness of all health and social care bodies to work together; unfortunately not all of them are that willing as politics and money...

A maternal aunt has lewy body dementia, at 80 she's a lot younger than my Mum but was diagnosed not long after my Mum was. However her symptoms were advanced right from the start, hallucinations and wandering. she now has round the clock care at home.

Buy some acf50 (expensive but it goes a long way) and spray it lightly over all metal parts. You could also use acf50 grease on greased areas like wormscrews, gears etc. For cast iron table tops wipe a thin layer of acf50 then apply machine wax. Then cover it all as above. Good luck for the...

Well done that man! I just managed t get the £270 spend past the Finance Director I think as we are just about to start a new phase of building work another £130 would have met with much howling and wailing and nashing of teeth...especially as I've recently bought a vintage pillar drill and a...