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Toolpak have just brought out a new diamond blade which seems to be the dogs do-dahs - and sells for less than £30

wickes - cheap ??????????????? whatever you're drinking - i'll have a double

you can buy an adaptor to convert sds max to sds plus

try record power , they own electra beckum now

a good tool m but it doesnt have rotation stop so you cant chisel with it - the HR2450 is the better tool (bear in mind that bosch do a equivilant at a similar price but with a 3 year warrenty)

tell them you want a refund ythen go buy a belle mixer from some-one local (easy to take it back if a problem))

yep - both made by black and decker

Its worth having a look at the trend t10 or t11. 2000w of power 80 odd mm of plunge (about 20mm ish motre than the makita) a large hole in the base so fielding cutters can be used 2 year warrenty the t11 also has a great feature (if you may bench mount it ) of being able to adjust the...

spring toggles are available in 5 or 6 mm size hex set screws are easily available in these sizes - try a engineers merchants

there is also a similar deal with a 18v drill/driver with 3 2.6ah batts with a free combo body for about £265 (£230 for the 14.4v version)

http://ukptocs.bosch-pt.com/boptocs-uk/Category.jsp;jsessionid=3D82182FADFA1A306502BC52FF509B2D?division=zub&ccat_id=7953

avoid plasplugs - garbage !! if you want cheap , efficient and reliable look for einhell

think you will find that the stanley one is out of date . Seems to have been replaced by one that looks exactly the same , comes with an extendable pole (to go between floor and ceiling which the unit slides up and down on) and costs less than £100

ah right , sorry mate

not quite sure what you mean young sir , let me reiterate 1/The 2020 does not have rotation stop so cannot be used with a chisel 2/ if you fit a chuck and adaptor to a sds drill it is only for use without hammer , as i said the power of the hammer will smash the chuck

get in touch with irwin tools , i think that hilmor comes under their banner now

makita LS1040 would cost you about £150 plus the vat , good quality saw but not sliding so wouldnt do your shelf widths , perfect for beading etc though

try a polyuerathane adhesive such as fastgrab or gorilla glue. They recommend that one surface is damp for use so it may work for you

the ebay ones on the link are dreadfull , if you dont want to spend a lot look for the disston ones> wouldnt say they are wonderful but are only a couple of quid and do the job reasonably well . As for flat sided bits , makita do replacement bits for their quad driver in 3/32 , 1/8 and 7/64" at...