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new version is probably a lot more precise & acuurate as i wrote with the quick mitre angle adjustment points. Vroom Vroom.

yers, my boss has just plyed the floor of a 3 bedroom flat using his Makita 12v autofeed. Says it was an absolute dream. you'll need the right screws though. Drywall screws are not the right screws though. here are the screws he used...

Hi, sorry for late post, i actually have this saw. i paid £185 for this a year ago from protrade. It's a very decent mitre for the money but i suppose it comes down to having the right tool for the right job. you'll be hard pushed to find a better mitre saw that can cut upto 305mm for the...

i've ordered from world of power , Powertoolsuk amongst a few more of which i can't remember, had good service of both of them , Powertoolsuk is Very cheap. Pstools and Toolstation are also pretty cheap but haven't ordered off them yet.

i noticed a number of weeks ago that Ryobi had updated there web page with a number of new products but didn't have the heart to tell you !. post up what you think of the new tools when you've tried them woody. i've seen a few of the new tools for sale on ebay uk. When you say router, do...

thanks for the links Oilman. they're brilliant. just what i've been looking for. ta

has anyone used one of these and is it any good ?. i've read in a review somewhere online that it's good for the money but very slow at making cuts. would anyone recomend this jigsaw ?

ok thanks for the replys, still haven't found anything that's gonna do the job. think i'm just gonna go with a cheap portable table saw for the smaller cuts and i'll buy clamps for the bigger cuts. ta

thanks for the reply and apologies for my ignorance. i'll take your word about the flooring. 8)

sorry to jump in. My whole ground floor of my house is concrete and i also have been thinking about fitting a floor surface. Wood the joins not eventually come apart if a real wood floor was fitted without nailing ? i was told by Floors 2 go that the only way to fit solid wood was to...

ok i'll go first. how long does the course last for and is it a day class or can it be done at night ?.

Me and my boss are gonna go halfers on buying a table saw. i have seen a very nice Makita one but it's over £500 but can't really justify spending that much. Does anybody know any cheap (under £250) 240v table saws with a wide enough rip fence extension that can cut 8x4 sheets ?

Well if Ryobi make their guns then you'll most likely be safe. lol

i just put a 110 core through my outside wall no problem with a 650 watt performance hammer sds drill from b & Q. i borrowed it from my boss who has had it 3 years and has done countless tasks with it and it's still going strong. it may only be 650 watt but more importantly it has plenty Torque...

the drill is not gonna be used professionally but i just want a cordless combi drill that's good quality, reliable , and powerful enough to drill through masonary and wood. i already have a decent sds hammer / chisel drill for bigger stuff so this is just for multi purpose stuff around the house...

Hi Guys, i want a new drill and am considering either of these 2 Thev ryobi cdi 1803 18v and a makita 8434 mxt 14.4v. i already own batts and chargers for both these drills and would like an opinion on which you guys would choose. i haven't made my mind up yet but am slightly leaning...

TRY030 is the part number my charger does not have a trickle charge. it's a standard 1hour charger and seems to be doing the job.(sorry not up on my batt chargers). i have used the 3.0ah Nimh battery with a few of the Ryobi tools and gives the tools more "Oomph" (technical term) and lasts a...

sorry for this very late post. just want to add that i hunted around and got a 3ah nimh ryobi battery from a1 batteries.com makes a big difference to my circular saw.

i'm in the same dilemma, it's gonna be a cheaper and quicker to fit taking it up to legs of the units,the tile loc stuff i got in my bathroom is £30 a pack and my kitchen is pretty big too. also if you ever have to get under the floor to access cables or pipes in future then it's gonna a...