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we need to remember we had a reasonable buffer off gas storage available to iron out the extremes off gas prices but was decided to be un needed and a waste off money some years ago ---how we now suffer in the modern "just in time " world where common sense say the the extra buffer in the long...

its worth pointing out price is just one factor with adapters about 8 years ago i bought what i thought was a genuine dewalt to dewalt to allow the old plug in with a pillar to slide on batteries on recipe found it had Chinese stickers on it so not genuine but worked ok buuuuutttt it had...

and dont plan simply to go under and tight to the tread wedge as it tapers

if its a concrete floor it will be pretty bomb proof and as long as you have say 50mm off the string solidly on the floor my main concern would be creaking rather than failure as only the end off the string will compress and move at all rather than interaction between floor and string giving to...

if you draw a strait line from the bottom off the string, it finishes about the red line so you need the extra bit to support the string edge beyond the red line thats why its there assuming the newel post doesn't extend to the floor to take the weight you will need to support the string with...

ok old thread never done gluttony so little but often never done heavy manual so more sustenance now over 70 so get up around 9.45 a rasher off bacon and a mixed egg in a bread roll about 10.45 healthy grill/micro around 15.00 around 350-400g pie/fish/slice new spuds mushy peas alternate day...

indeed the buisness model is closed shop as in cbs powertools Peterborough as ryobi direct https://www.direct-powertools.co.uk/ and direct from ryobi eu https://uk.ryobitools.eu/technologies/one/ no other sources so no real competition

in general not adverse to adapters and cheap Chinese fittings for the obscure stuff seldom used and give flexibility that may be seldom used at this moment off time all my knock offs are for the dewalt batteries as in work/area lights 18v to 230v 200w adapters the main reason i dont have any...

the golden colour will be the added dye to say its been pressure treated so suspect will just leach out in a year or so now will any treatment stop it leaching i simply dont know??

as an aside ryobi email yesterday...

1.2mmx50mm[max] will pin up to 15mm as long as no great pull out resistance required[head will pull through]

the heading should be "terms and conditions apply" end off subject:giggle:

try solent powertools spares they deal with the generic power tools, so may deal with other stuff https://solenttools.co.uk/

as its specifically for shoes i would be looking at what material the unit is made from and replicate the shape and material in the form off 2 matching sides off at least 190mm to replace the legs to attach to the base and short at the back to clear the rear skirting and iff the unit is in a...

pure magic used to like the gear chatter at shut down at kings cross

my thoughts exactly highly inefficient even on masonery block or brick you would need 6"/143mm skirting to make up the difference as 5"/119 wouldnt allow you any scribing to the floor

its worth checking the keep on the frame incase it or the other locating brackets have moved out off line does the door mechanism work ok when fully open and not trying to fit in any frame fixings??

my suggestion dont assume it's a straight taper end to end or even the board edge is straight and level do your checking with a known straight edge usually you cut the board to length, allowing for scribing you then push the board back untill in position and parallel at the front edge but...

as an aside many a blade can look fine but be blunt with great care and gentle varying pressure on non-aggressive blades [not highly ground pointy ones] you can feel the teeth grip the ridges on your fingertips with the more they grip with light pressure the sharper they are only talking 1-2mm...

ok no expert on nails i have a ryobi 18 [50mm]and 16 gauge [65mm]and they are brilliant at pull out resistance for the size on cladding but the head will pull though long before the nail shank looses grip so i wouldnt trust on studs but could be wrong with longer nails ??