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or, dare I say it, a bench hook and a handsaw. :) it is a perfect thing to learn a skill with.

Nails. like Mike did to the plates in the young ones. :) Can't find a clip of it though.

Mainly because they are cheaper than forstner bits and come in a more sizes (and can be ground to odd sizes if needed). :)

decent set of brad points( borsch or equivelant) 8-10 index decent set of hss jobbers (dormer if you are loaded, big name if you are not) 25 index is normally enough decent set of forstners (others have suggested better than I have previously) 5 index decent set of spades 5 index broken ones as...

Lockpicking has become a sport. You are very unlikely to get done over by someone who can do it these days. Modern (decent) locks take time to learn. You might get someone bypass a lock with shims or a knife buf to single point pick or even jjggle lock is pretty remote. Mikejhn, what lock...

For lock picking a big fan of master locks. They make me look like am any good. My tension wrenches are all wiper blade steel. Ive made a few picks from them too but normally because i wanted to try something.

little blue pill. remember folks, if it lasts for longer than 8 hours, seek medical help.

pipe dreams. it'll never work. 32mm isn't big enough 40mm is to big that bend will slow it down to much That's fine if your cutting softwood but it will never work with heavy hardwood. I hope you didn't try to use your patented, Maskery wiles on the poor girl. bet she didn't know if she was...

fake news.

it's called conversations and it's up on the right with a little envelope.

Reckon it was just something the instructor taught us so we didn't clamp the mic down rock to much but unlike the cleaning, that was has stuck. especially when I started having my own gear and didn't want to wear it out. :)

honestly, the crap you forget, I don't think I've cleaned a mic like that in years, yet the moment you say it a light bulb goes on in the dark and dang portion of the brain I call home about being taught that. along with 3 clicks of the ratchet.

the more times I look at it, the more I'm inclined to agree to be honest.

it's funny AJB, because I use both fairly regularly for one reason or another. :) a large percentage of my inspection gear is Moore and Wright (or Mitutoyo). fantastic stuff that got pushed out by Starrett (which is nice but doesn't have the same feel to me). assuming the square has been well...

are you sure? it says it's crystal diamond. no idea what that it, but it sounds expensive. worse than that, the product won't use itself, how are you supposed to be willing to? (point 8) wonderful bit of translation there, thanks for sharing.

https://uk.rs-online.com/web/c/switches/slide-switches-accessories/slide-switches/ you might need to pack out the sides as 18mm is a funny width these days. :)

what he said. when used they should be opened, the face cleaned with a lint free cloth then measurements taken. unless you are using them as a spanner, then it doesn't really matter. :)

sorry, my post wasn't meant as a slagging off of Zen, they are good, just saying that talktalk tech team is made up of a lot of zen folks.

I'd have gone with pointlesss and painful myself John. 🤣

Well that's just great isn't it. I posted for some help at at 10:06 yesterday in this thread and no one can be bothered to answer it. some forum this is, I'd leave but I think I'd prefer to stay and complain about how the lot you are a shower of excrement for not helping me.