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This looks interesting and I'd like to know its purpose? :shock: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Makita-BVR350RFE-18-Volt-Li-Ion-Vibrating-Poker-/300895526320?pt=UK_Home_Garden_PowerTools_SM&hash=item460ec55db0

Yes expensive mistake, I still dont know how the router jumped out? Bought another :oops:

I've just done a silly thing and ruined my Trend KWJ900 jig, the router somehow slipped out due to the other side of the jig in fresh air and I've gouged a 160mm long section about 3mm deep. :cry: Can these be repaired? I thought of using some kind of woodfiller but I doubt the jig would...

Dow Corning 785 or Mapei, don't buy Unibond it goes jet black unpon contact with water/soap. Customers should always be adviced to wipe down the grout and silicone after a shower though as all silicone will eventually go black.

Do you have a dedicated diamond core drill or just an SDS?

Green Bosch I bet?

Come on Job & knock lets have a paragraph on track saws. :lol:

My power tool addiction keeps me trawling ebay for hidden gems but don't want it if its nicked. Hilti have a lifetime garantee but not if the serial number is logged as stolen.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HILTI-TE22-240V-HUMMER-DRILL-/160948317763?pt=UK_Home_Garden_PowerTools_SM&hash=item2579446e43 What is a hummer drill? Has he just spelt hammer wrong? Not really familier with Hilti terms. Looking for a good second hand 240V Hilti SDS breaker, if not this then which?

Drill is set to rotary, slide over switch for a mickey mouse hammer action or use an SDS drill.

Lol Woody, although yes I suppose I am. All I know is I bought the green Bosch and was very happy with it until it failed me when I most needed it with the stop/start problem and then cut out altogether, I sent it to Bosch and they did send a replacement but in the meantime I needed a...

I have the green toy and the proper orange one and they are worlds apart, would not recommend the green Bosch.

Anything Silverline is cheap Chinese rubbish, nothing more than a £20 paperweight for a tradesman. It may cut a hole for you though before wearing out, whatever drill you use it has to be powerful and most importantly have a clutch. You need to buy an arbour and pilot drill as well or you...

Thanks for that guys, dare I say its as good as an impact driver for medium screws and you can't go wrong with £25.00. One of those hidden gems on ebay that everyone else seemed to miss.

http://www.its.co.uk/pd/BMR100-Makita-Job-Site-Radio-_MAKBMR100.htm?gclid=COT2z8f1hrQCFW_KtAodWiYAqA This is the old model AM/FM, I'd get him the DAB version unless he only likes Radio 1&2. Don't have one myself but I'm pretty sure they come with a mains lead with the option of using a...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MAKITA-240V-6805B-TEK-SCREWDRIVER-SECOND-HAND-/170946523154?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&nma=true&si=83%2B4vytvbFXc30dJeztrer2ogp4%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc Bought this on a whim as I like Makita tools and seemed a good price, its a nice bit of kit...

What SDS drill did you go for virgilns? A Bosch I hope. Bosch invented SDS in the '70's and everything else is a copy. SDS are fantastic, couldn't live without mine. Those impact drivers are great, was using mine today screwing a sub floor down. Moisey though.

I've got that Erbuar £100 router from Screwfix. I'm annoyed with buying it as its diy disposable tat but it seems fustratingly solid and will be a long time before I wear it out so I can get a Makita.

Could I have a postal borrow of these tools, what much to ship to Bingley? I have an old typewriter than needs attention. :lol:

Going by the state of public toilets, you may as well use a squat toilet as there's no way in hell I'm going to sit on a pi££ed and cr4ped on toilet seat.