Search results

your too bloody rough with em then :D

http://www.thewalsallwheelbarrow.co.uk/products.html

[/url] the bosch impact driver is quite dissapointing , very slow , The makita impact is far better ( very little difference in the drill drivers though) the durofix is probably the most powerfull of em all - and very reliable

Irwin tools :lol:

cobalt bits are for hard metal and stainless steel - not a lot of use on concrete as previously suggested get a sds drill and quality bits to suit , if you cant get a sds drill then try bosch granite bits

make sure that the driver is set for the correct length of screw , check that the screwdiver bit is ok plus check that the right bit is fitted (the length and width of the bit is critical)

try this - http://www.trend-uk.com/en/UK/productlist/3/103/intumescent_recessing.html lot cheaper than your price and you should be able to get 25% off the price if you shop around

http://www.bosch-pt.co.uk/accboptocs2-uk/Category.jsp?country=GB&lang=en&ccat_id=135688

3 different ones available gbh36vlicp- compact drill with 1.3ah batts ( mainly for 6-10mm holes) gbh36vli - 2.6ah batts and rotation stop gbh36vfli - 2.6h batts , rotation stop and quick change chuck

get the bosch 36v - out performs either of your choice

bosch hss bits come in them - find someone who stocks them loose and ask for the containors

if you are looking for something small , light and powerful , try the Durofix 10.8v - more powerful than the other 10.8's available and just as reliable

if its that new then take it back to where you bought it and get it sorted under warranty, If you bought if off the net ( as in mail order) then you'll have to sort postage ( a very good reason for buying local) :twisted:

you should be able to order spear & jackson screwdrivers from any neil tools dealer - but you would prob have to order 6 at a time , stes are readily available at about a tenner the yellow screwdrivers look a bit like the old steadfast drivers which have not been available for years ...

the old black black and decker professional range was one of the best ranges about - it only went downhill when they re-badged it dewalt. ( and dewalt is part of black&decker - not the other way round )

you can buy a trend uni-base for a lot less that £26 and that will fit most models of router the trend router is a far better bit of kit though

where abouts in lancs are you frank ??? the blades are stocked by a large builders merchants in leyland

never heard of them , but i did find this - http://www.faqs.org/patents/app/20080201964 for a clean cut in melamine try the bosch t308 "ultra clean cut" far better than the downward cutting blades

whoops :oops: :oops:

TORMECH is the name you are groping for not cheap - but the dogs danglies for sharpening