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ive a 20year old 12v black and decker pro with one remaining working battery ( also use it in in my 20year old b&d strimmer) quality shows :D

found it on the us site http://www.stanleytools.com/default.asp?CATEGORY=NEW%5FPROD%5FSCREWDRIVERS&TYPE=PRODUCT&PARTNUMBER=69-188&SDesc=FatMax%26reg%3B+Clip%2Dn%2DGrip%26trade%3B+Multi%2DBit+Screwdriver

was a thing that stanley used to do - and they have recntly brought them back !e cant remember what they call them though and i cant find them on the stanley website :oops:

its worth while trying the T144DP which even though its a coarse tooth gives a suprsingly good cut and being a thick blade doesnt tend to wander or flex

its a hell of a lot dearer than the competion the bosch , makita and durofix 10.8's are all cheaper and probably just as good if not better

the gop does come in a carry case - the pmf doesnt !! but i dont see why you shouldnt be able to buy a gop box , and i'm sure the pmf would fit in it

pretty sure you can use either the KTX bit , pozi or square

KNIPEX , BAHCO , CK OR WIHA all good :D

this http://www.trend-uk.com/en/UK/product/PRT/3/162/professional_router_table_uk_230v_.html may well be better but would cost about £100 more than the charnwood

depends on what the slabs are - concrete or indian stone ?? spectrum are a very good blade ( as good as marquist ) and reasonably priced - but make sure you get the right one for the job

wait a week or 2- there is a new Bosch 18v lithium combi coming out which will be in your price range

makita MLT100 just abouit in your budget

ck do a range of 4 flute wood bits from 16mm with sds fitting castle tools do a range of sds augers for small sizes you can get a trend snappy adaptor which converts sds to snappy so you can use any snappy wood bits

as ive said before on this forum bosch 18v - 160nm of torque makita 18v - 145nm of torque Durofix 18v - 190nm of torque and the cheapest and lightest is ............. the durofix :D

cant gopm wrong with stabila or stanley fatmax XL another very good level is the AMI - and you should find some real bargains on these at the moment

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yes - but you need a taper shank bit

thats the case with most - but not with the durofix :shock: it has a 1/2" drive with 3/8" and screwdriver bit adaptors. comparison with others - makita 18v - 145nm boach 18v - 160nm durofix - 190nm !!! so if you want impact wrench plus impact driver , with lots of power , not too...

try the durofix 18v impact driver , smaller and lighter than the bosch or makita and a lot more powerfull than either , plus it can take 1/2" or 3/8" drive sockets and its cheaper :D

for the external mitres try one of these http://www.emir.co.uk/pages/handtools.aspx?cid=2&pid=9