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Sounds like the perfect time to upgrade to a Makita track saw, more accurate, clean perfect straight cut and a lot safer to use. I've got one and its changed my life.

Silicone should be down that internal corner, scrape out all that grout that has no right to be there...

As a professional I will never use these tiles again, anyone reading this DO NOT USE THESE TILES ON FLOORS they are too soft, they will crack along the seams of any tile backer board no matter how solid or double taped they are. BCT will blame the fitter and take no responsibility. Chipped...

Tiler needs to be sacked and then sealed in a coffin with silicone.....by the plumber. :D

Hi all The task is general abuse from a plumber with a 350w fein, cutting off old skirtings, cutting through copper pipes (hitting wall while i cut), plunging into chipboard etc.

I'm sick of buying new blades every few months, I notice there is an American product called sharp hog or sharp pog which is a series of grinder disks with spacers mounted in a cordless drill. I cant find it on ebay but I think I'm going to try a dremel disk and see how I get on, surely I can...

Good, it will always be useful although bench not necessarily necessary.

Thank you BA, all done now.

On what! The squats and council dumps they live in?

Blade on correct BA, it cut the breakfast bar a treat, maybe I should turn the speed down.

I'm using my brand new Makita track saw on dry 18mm plywood to cut a loft hatch and the blade is burning the wood, should I be on full speed? I'm not pushing it too fast I don't think.

There are scum on the streets early hours looking for opportunities who mostly wouldn't dare come into your home (I know some would yes). I had my garage done and its a horrible feeling but remember they are the loosers with no job and a crippling drug addiction.

I can't believe people are still keeping tools in there vans. I go to great lengths every night to remove all my hand and powertools and keep them inside the house, not in garage. Vans are just cheap flimsy sheet metal that can be ripped open if need be. Do not leave tools in your van over night!

Sub human filth, hope they overdose.

I need a 900 track and see there is a Festool one but does it have the Makita lock groove in it? I don't think Makita do a 900mm track?

Thanks J&K, I cant see myself doing it TBH I'm happy removing them and taking outside.

Yes you can cut to within 18mm of a skirting board which is handy but you wouldn't have the rail involved surely. I'll stick with my Bosch 10.8 circular for that, its a dream to plunge. I got the rail saw for kitchen projects as I'm sick of dodgy cuts on worktops, it did a fantastic job of a...

What got me looking for kickbacks on you tube was my new Makita track saw kicked back on me on a test plunge cut and it could have been really nasty, the only thing that saved me was the spring mechanism flipping back over the blade. I had the saw off the rail and was doing a freehand plunge...

Some of you will have seen this and some not, its scary I couldn't even watch it he was lucky. Be safe..

Thanks for clearing that up.