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true , his cabinet was always going to be full of incompetents, nobody credible will work with him, they tried that last time, and most gave up in a matter of months. it is interesting how far down the bottom of the barrel he is scraping though.

Dunning kruger in full effect.

wouldn't be fair, you are unarmed..

A local fablab should be able to help, they usually run courses for begginers fabfoundationuk.org this website should be able to help

Busy making stuff for Xmas markets..took an hour to cut with a 60 deg carbide v bit

Recip saw with the right blade will do it, leave a flat top cut some score lines onto it, apply granular stump killer and cover with a cheap shower cap, I've also done the drill and weedkiller thing but most weedkiller sold in shops gdn centres are weak solutions, as someone mentioned diesel...

You can make up fixture plates out of delrin or similar, maybe mist coolant instead of flood? May be less mess, looks good value as a kit, I'd never have the skill or patience to do it, I got mine off the shelf😄

Rutland is a rebadged skill brand sold in the states, it seems to be good according to reviewers, maybe other tools I'd go second hand but a site saw I'd always go new because of the safety aspect, different with a well cared for cabinet saw providing it's not so old you can't find spare parts...

sds will go right into stone walls, i do it all the time, then use a regular rawplug, if your bit wanders, use a small diameter masonry bit first to put a dimple into the stone ,it knackers the bit but stops the sds bouncing at the beginning.

ah, the endangered tory spotted in the wild...

if its just a small planter for flowers it isnt as important, if its something larger for more permanent planting or subdividing a lawn from a patio for example it matters, you dont want to take it apart in 5 or 6years when the plants are established to rebuild the thing when it starts falling...

tell me youre a reform voter without saying youre a reform voter..

rutlands saw has a similar fence to the dewalt and is much cheaper, its basically a rebadged copy of the american skil, bear in mind these are contractor saws and accuracy and quality of cut is relative, depends what you are going to make really.i had a dewalt but noise and dust collection plus...

it has a 50 year warranty by the manufacturer, same as any other warranty, obviously.

heres our raised beds in accoya, the frame doesnt touch the soil so lasts much longer

there are houses in the UK that size :LOL: ...thats a good size double garage, be grateful for what you got.

I have a walnut board in my store, I keep picking it up and putting it back thinking"I'll save that for something special" it'll probably still be there when I fall off the perch😄

I see it as a toss up, if Harris can highlight the abortion IVF ban proposed, and point out what trump failed to do domestically, she stands a good chance of attracting swing voters, if those voters feel they are worse off under Biden's time in office , trump may still win. Of course surprises...

US def has cheaper tool;s, and a greater range of them, their workshops also seem to be 2 or 3 times the average UK one. timber is probably much more reasonably priced.

fox news in Oz is somehow worse than the american version judging by the clips ive seen