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thanks for your input much appreciated

you say 20cm away ?? would that not be easily filled by a carefully placed second post and a full 150mm gravel board with or without a chamfered edge to sit in comfortably ??

i should have said its for when your doing a days work away from home or in a hot location like an attic or just without shade;)

i am off course assuming people have the ability to take suggestions i make and discard anything not suitable or that wont work iff indeed they take on my suggestion and they come unstuck, i will work on the principle that there lives must be full off simple mistakes they have yet to learn from ;)

old thread but worth comment a well insulated house may be perhaps 24 to 28 degrees the loft space with all day solar gain may be mid 30s to 50 degrees so heat tranfer would be very negative

2 or 3 litre bottle off flat pop /diluting juice half full placed in a freezer lay flat overnight or at least 4 hours another 1 or two full bottles in the fridge in the morning fill the frozen bottle from the fridge bottle transport in a coolbox together or lay on a seat or other surface...

the last one i converted was to an indoor gineapig activity centre and hutch other adaptions without much change is beer/coctail/spirits cabinet including a mini fridge or converted to a workshop/garage position with sacrificial top to accommodate the oily dirty top use

perhaps say 3mm off 4 corners diagonally and opposit would probably give you about 18-25mm clearance a taper to say zero 1/4 way up or down will give you minimum material removal but loads off faffing about

dont use cameras except for pictures any video clips are few and far between perhaps 1 or 2 in a few months and around 10 seconds long

your understanding off underfloor heating may be very different to mine ?? in my mind true underfloor heating by nature is expensive to install, very slow acting and only ever suitable for areas with extreme levels off insulation where as background heating like say a 300 or 600w tube heater...

to be honest at present i player is the most demanding i have planned along with things like asda shopping and that sort off thing other things that may happen in the near future is things like bluray speaker [i think its called ??] where the tv 12ft away wont have to be so loud as i can move a...

this is what i think i am after an input plug in and stations transmitting hopefully wirelessly as required to get a basic level off internet

thank you for a full and usefull post will give it a lot off thought

as an aside the old hitachi m12v is about the £165 mark now called the hokey kokey or similar lol this has been my main half inch router for a 1/4 century

often with worktops iff you have a jigsaw that can cut strait you can cut within 6mm off the line and far fewer router passes and worktop cutters will last 3 to 4 worktops off course with a masons mitre more tricky but still possible assuming your triton is half inch and you have a guide bush...

what exact job do you have that requires a 1/2 "router?? worktops 1/2" yes router table often only 1/2 inch but sometimes with several extra passes you can make do with 1/4"?? perhaps ask for a dewalt on aprooval as the 30 day money back gtee as you have money tied up because off there fibs...

thanks for all the answers so far much appreciated

i can actually get iplayer on a chromecast thats in direct line off sight 14m away then on a long hdmi cable to the point needed for the telly 10 ft sideways at this position my mobile or laptop get virtually no signal actually trying to avoid a ethernet cable as half distance outside

iff you operate the collet lock to tighten the nut [assuming it has one ]does it fully spring clear ??? perhaps thats the clicking or even a bearing failure ?? the clicking could off course be somthing else as i have never used a makita just dewalt ryobi and festool 0000h and a 10.8v bosh non...

i suspect an ai answer or was it a phone call ?? i would get back to them and ask for a correct explanation you have a motor on perhaps 10-15% load with a fan throwing enough air through to cool it under several times the load