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i like http://www.cofra.it/ and i buy them from http://www.aiworkwear.co.uk/ there toe sizes go 10 cm, 11 cm and 12 cm wide i like the 11 cm ones Thanks Paul

i have used a company called http://www.multicell.co.uk/ a few time. great service they did it while i went for a bacon cob ;) Paul

get some CT1 and spray you can then work it all day long Paul

yes 8 onboard, 32 via wireless if needed you can then get an 8xp they are 2 zones available on the wired keypad dont forget you dont need to enable all the zones. i have not used a wireless add-on yet. so dont take my word for it got mine from http://www.alertelectrical.com/ Paul

I think he means grade 3 panel. Paul

how about http://www.yale.co.uk/en/yale/couk/ProductsDB/Keyfree/ never used it. Paul

its a good little drill. use mine for putting kitchens together, you wont need another battery. but they look just like the "pure" brand screwfix had a few years ago. Paul

i have the 18v sds drill its a nice bit of kit. would not really drill more than 14mm tho. Paul

i have a jobplus here :D been shipped from america. but i have left my batterys at the office so i cannot try it out yet. :( Paul :D

you could also use homeplug which will send the network over the mains power cable. which can be more reliable than wireless Paul

going to america, now do i go home depot and pick one up? what about the warranty. not that i have ever had to clam before. Paul

instead of a concreate base have a look at http://www.shedbases.com I have nothing to do with them Thanks Paul

go look at a lawn mower handle, might be what you are looking for.

nope http://www.diggerland.com/

the texecom panel will interface with x10, i have our talking to our harmony 2007 server. this will also interface with byebye standby modules, so when we part set our alarm at night it also turns on the landing and bedroom lights. Paul

have a look at loglap it would look mich better

could you explain this a little more i have searched in wintex for this setting but i can not find it. Thanks Paul

how about http://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-axminster-framing-nailer-prod564176/ Paul

looking at a Framing Nailer, i have seen rawlplug WW90CH http://www.selcobw.com/gas-powered-framing-nailer/ I do have access/borrow a compressor so i was also looking at air powered one. i have a shed base to build, some decking to lay and a fence to put up. should i just hire one or...

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