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rubberball, are you really recommending a saw that you say is inaccurate but has a lovely sounding motor that kicks when it starts, :roll:

http://www.cglass.co.uk/product.php?productid=17539&cat=555&page=1

screws

http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7553&highlight=intermediate+switches

http://www.lawson-his.co.uk/ http://www.axminster.co.uk/

made me laugh woody, see told you so. :lol:

tell me you forgot to put a smiley after your comment cutter. :wink:

come out biggsy,we can see you hiding under the bed. :lol:

don`t let him get at you bigs,the name says it all,you know it`s good kit, i know it`s good kit, i know that you know it`s good ,you know that, emmmmm, you catch my driftings. :D

you have probably blunted your cutter practicing,buy a new one for the real thing.

paint

them even.

send the back sharpish.

yes, and you can buy a car for £10 but would you,and no you can`t get a decent compound saw for anywhere near £100.

If you can brace them off opposite walls,gripfill is plenty strong enough.

Was there a reason you didn`t screw, fill, then paint.

don`t forget to take into account everything else on the cicuit when doing your sums.

http://www.lawson-his.co.uk/scripts/details.php?cat=SDS%20Hammer%20Drills&product=14035,spend the extra and you can leave this one in your will.

yep,had them two years easy.

i never buy cheap cack tools and iv`e got two of those guns,solid kit. :wink: