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Change the blade for a sharper one before you start. I didn't and was stumped why it wouldn't cut in a straight line

are your tools very sharp?

Do your research, E-mail the seller and ask if they supply from a UK base.

Inverters are quieter, But more complicated when they go wrong, and are more expensive initially. Depends what you want one for. Both will stick two bits of ( thick ) metal together. If it's your first one. Include PPE in your budget as well. The hand held masks that come with them, will hinder...

In my opinion, people nowadays have no patience, As has been said, The smell will go, but it will take time. Explain this to the site owner and you May not have to redo the deck

Can you bulk out the mounting bracket somehow?

I think the last lot I had was mostly Oak, Came from Sheffield, I popped up from the Midlands and visited our Pole lathe turner while I was at it. I got ten 3kg bags, which usually lasts for a season and a half.

That Looks like nice charcoal, Does it sound like glass when you poured it out? How light is it and can you draw with it. I cast pewter in a medieval living history group, and I have used/ tested/ discarded about 12 different types, As I need my fire to burn very hot for about 6 hours at a time

Throw it outside for a few years?:)

great to see a positive review and glad to see you got sorted.

An 'I didn't know that' thing. Mate of mine has a two-man saw. Someone asked him if he could hire it for a wedding ceremony. Don't ask, I dunno.

What's missing in a professional office? ...... The door to the shop floor to actually speak to the guys that do the work, And common sense. Guess which side of the door I'm on?

I've got the Katzu one, after a load of people on a couple of facebook pages were raving about them. Mostly positive reviews, the only ones that weren't were from tool snobs. It will do what you want, just shallow cuts and a good quality bit will sort it.

Used in milking parlours, that's why. Saves the sh...... down your back!

Khaki Wearhouse coat (surplusandoutdoors.com)

Has it got a date on it. Original ones are rare and fetch good money

I see that now that it is metal, but it has moved (there is a gap at the bottom of the label) looking at it again, It seems to be tight around the bottom of the trigger, so concentrate around that area. It will come free, they were made to go together so they should come apart

slice through that label next to the trigger, It's not helping. Then, as has been said, wide blade screwdriver, or old chisel and go steady.

It all depends what I'm doing, as I tend to dabble in all sorts. I got a brown coat with buttons when I'm wood working and doing my pewter casting display as a Victorian/Edwardian. Or when welding/grinding, I wear a Finish ex army overall with a chrome leather apron over the top.

B&Q black and decker £30. Cheap enough, allow another fiver for blades