Still not used the saw tbh. I actually just cut the bolt between the arm and hub. I did it with a multi tool. Problem is, multi tool was excellent for access (it's tight!!!!) but takes an age to get through. Any advice on what I can use to cut through the other bolt at a faster speed?
I think I'm going to go with a wickes 850w corded machine for 35 quid. Hopefully it should do the trick. In future it'll be a milwaukee tool I think. Soon I'll be chopping my way through a sleeper, so will need it for thst perhaps
Please advise me good people. I need to chop through a car control arm. I'm not sure how effective this will be power wise over corded. I am mainly thinking for access.
Thanks for the reply. Some really good suggestions thanks. The skirting idea is what I will do next time. The ends of the board are curling up, they are clicked in though.
So ive installed a cheap b and m laminate floor in the kitchen. It's a 7mm board with underlay. Since this is the first time I've I stalled laminate, I'm not sure of a few things:
1) despite the instructions stating, is there meant to be a 10mm gap round the perimeter of the floor?
2) the...
Nned go service a window/door. Firstly I need to get a vent for the top of the window (are they mostly standard size?) and the I need to put some new sealing strips on the door. Due to clearance, I think it may be easier to remove the window. Question is how do i remove it?