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Others have made sensible suggestions as to the wiring but I am not sure if you want to control each appliance separately from above the worktop? I had a similar issue with my previous kitchen and I built this which I am now selling. The timeswitch replaces a flush mounted double socket. Not...

Wow many thanks @Doug71 they look perfect. I need to investigate how much lateral movement they require to engage and may be able to factor this in by having the top slightly higher. I need to see how this will appear visually in practice as the normal door gap is about 3mm and it might look...

Hi, I am just starting on a long outstanding project and come back here for some advice on hidden or alternative fixings. I am building a piece of bespoke furniture from moisture resistant MDF to go around a Gerberit wall hung wc frame. The frame is already in place along with the relevant...

Many thanks @ChaiLatte . As I replied to Yojevol I am going to invest in a new blade probably from Saxton. Thanks for the additional information.

Many thanks @Yojevol I think you have hit the nail on the head if youll excuse the pun. I dont cut steel or alloy with this blade but I have hit the occasional; nail. I think its probably time to replace the blade. Ill keep the old one for rough work and use the new "sharper" one for more...

Many thanks for your reply @Bingy man . I will await other members to respond. I would only be using the thicker blade for joinery that requires more accurate cuts rather than as the default blade.

I have an early Evolution R255SMS-DB 255mm compound saw. It is not as rigid or accurate as a Dewalt or Makita or Festool but after making a few amendments it is fine for the type of projects I make. However the universal blade that comes with it is very thin and has a kerf of only 1.7 mm. When I...