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http://www.conceptdistribution.co.uk/index_main.html

see what i said above about quickload gas working to minus 8 degrees

think its marketed by " concept distribution"

generally beware of cheaper nails/gas - but try quickload , good nails and BETTER gas ( work down to -8degrees , cleaner and environmentally safe containor so you can chuck it in the bin)

first fix guns will do from 51 to 90mm, if you want to use a 90mm ring then you need a pneumatic gun as the paslode type gun will only do a part ring 90mm. the ONLY advantage of a paslode style gun is that there isnt a hose other than that pneumatic guns are faster , more powerfull , more...

makita 8406 plus spectrum ultimate cores

http://www.trend-uk.com/en/UK/productlist/4/248/Drill_Bits.html

find someone who stocks the trend snappy range

look at bostitch brad nailer does 18g brads from 15 to 50mm 2in1 does brads and staples 2nd fix (the one you want) does 16g from 32 to 65mm then you have 1st fix which does headed nails from 50 to 90mm ( the 90mm are available in full ring which the gas nailers availabvle wont take as they...

spectrum bx10 - dearer but will cut quicker and last longer

if you want a tape for internal measurements try the "gap tape" http://www.adventtools.co.uk/precision_innovation/gap_tape.html no window to break and cheaper than the festool one

100% correct mate :D

get hold of bahco and see where your local dealer is - he should be able to order what you want

if you're cutting oak get the bosch t144DP - very rigid blade that will give a reasonable cut

90% of the range leaves a lot to be desired , but some of its not too bad. ie the diamond mortar raking discs , less than £20 for 2 and they last for ages generally though , spend a bit more and have a tool for life

bahco 244 or baracuda , S&J predator - anything except the jack saws

replacement bits for the collated driver should be available from anyone who sells the driver - look at about £3.45 each

try c&w berry in leyland

could be that its lost its ball :shock: look at the schematic and you'll see what i mean

i wouldnt worry - if you have registered it then you have a 3 year warranty anyway