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look at the packet it comes in

the irwin cordless bit is designed to be used without hammer , using hammer action with them will reduce their working life considerably

28mm is a very odd size of bore - most blades have 30mm bore and the chances of a reducing washer from 30 to 28mm is zero

http://www.bobross.com/

bob ross - i think

depends on how many doors you have to fit , plus try chiselling a mdf frame deffo has its uses

woodfit ltd of chorley (dont know their website address though)

hang fire for the new bosch "turbo tough" range which look like they will out perform the opposition . as for two drills - just get the one and a few trend snappy bits

you should be looking at less than six quid !!!

also look at makitas 18v , which is quite light and has lithium batteries or the bosch 36v which has loads of power plus a 3 year warrenty

try the bosch t144dp -its a far more rigid blade than usual

cuprinol is ok for what it is made for , but it is not a cut end treatment . Press ure treating is a "envelope" treatment , if you dont use the right product on any cut ends then the envelope doesnt work - so you may as well not bother getting it treated in the first place it will probably...

use the proper end cut preservative , waste of money getting timber pressure treated and then sticking any old crap on the end

try a impact screwdriver with a trend snappy stubby auger in it - very short so no probs with clearance - plus it flies through

just get your local tool shop (proper shop that is - not a shed )to order a 28mm flat bit for you , bosch and bahco (to name but 2)make them failing that , if you want an exact hole get a expansive bit and fer gawds sake dont try to "wiggle" a hinge sinking bit

it may help if people knew what area ypou lived in

Try C&W berry in leyland (www.cwberry.com) they do veneered mdf and i notice that they also do 4mm veneered ply which if the job isnt structural would be a lot lighter and cheaper

the marshalltown pre-worn trowels (permashape) have the red(ish) durasoft handle with gold caps at each end also tend tohave pb in the model description ie MPB13DSS

trend make a jig which you should be able to pick up cheaper than the one in the link above i would suggest you check the manufacturers first though as many do not reccommend cutting grooves inwooden worktops and it may invalidate any warrenty

if you want one to stand up to abuse - it has to be bostitch . Downside is you have to drag a compressor around , plus side is the nails are a fraction of the price of paslode which is a comparativly delicate machine