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Can anyone explain how you use the anvil you're off cutter to cut Scotia beading? I can't see a way to hold it securely while cutting which means it skews the cut.

Guess not

Thanks for the answer could supply a bit more detail please?

I have just the item down in the picture, it's a huge I think, what else do I need to connect it to my combi boiler and be able to work it remotely. Thanks Bill

any idea how I get to the tube please

It seems as though the head of the nails is a little too big to go through the guide, and it seems to help if I sand them down a little

Thanks for the reply, The reason I began lightly rubbing the nails on some emery paper is because when the gun misfires the nails are usually stuck under the guide that is just before the end of the gun, the slider that feeds the nails seems to work nicely and doesn't get stuck.

Thanks for the reply I'll have to have a look

Thanks for the reply Is there anyway to tell if the cutter is blunt, I've hardly used it but have had it fir a while, I assumed(wrongly obviously) that feeding too fast would cause the smoking, the router only had one speed, I'm not plunging with it.

Thanks for the reply I have both and there can be a problem with both, but mainly the unbranded

Can I ask what is the cause of the wood smoking when using a router. Thanks Bill

Tbh the ones I bought from toolstation aren't brilliant they fail also

Thanks for the reply, I have dgn50v and I've bought 18 g brads 50mm, according to the booklet it will take 180 nails? What are they? I haven't tried nails yet. Now sure if you can answer but what is the difference between nails and brads

I have an air powered tacwise Brad nailer, it keeps misfiring (Brad doesn't come out) I bought some brads from ebay and wonder if they could be the problem, I have found that if I run the head of the brads along a piece of sandpaper they do fire better but still not all the time. Any suggestions...

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Can I use silicon spray lubricant on my Air nailer, it keeps miss firing (nails not coming out) so I'm going to try lubricating it. Thanks

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Thanks for the reply I am dubious about doing anything inside because its only a small room to begin with, outside wouldn't be easy either as one side is right up to the boundary with the neighbour, what is the minimum that I could do inside?

There's a single brick extension on my house, I can't see any signs of damp or anything but would like to use it as a utility room so would like to put some sort of insulation in there on top of whatever is there atm it's this possible? If so what works I use? I've seen silver paper? You're...