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Just pack out the 9.5mm bit a tad more.

In the Q/A section, the Bosch rep confirms that they are suitable with impact drivers. I only have a 12v Metabo impact driver, I seldom use it and use regular bits. They have been fine thus far, but yeah, there is the risk of the regular bits shattering.

I thought you wanted to replace the chipboard. Yes as you grind through the adhesive, you will hit the chipboard, but the grinding cup will not sucessfully burn through the chipboard. Best case scenario, it will slightly burn/char the chipboard.

According to an episode of the BBC R4 programme, Sliced Bread, they will use less electricity than a kettle if you make (from memory) 14 cups of tea a day. Then you have to factor in the purchase cost and installation cost. You also need to factor in the cost of replacing the reservoir if you...

A cheap concrete grinder might help https://www.amazon.co.uk/MAXXT-Concrete-Sander-Adjustable-Plastering/dp/B0DSRZN8FT I have one, it is OK, not brilliant but more than adequate given the price point. That said it will probably clog once it is hits the bituminous(?) product. Alternatively, a...

What happen if you press Ctrl 0? Edit: sorry only just noticed that you had a reply. My laptop is the same as ever? I am using chrome.

I have zero experience of welding. The following review seems to be the most honest I could find.

The last few times I have to cut long side panels (approx 1.8m tall), I used my track saw and then a belt sander. I cut at around 75 degrees to minimise the time spent with the belt sander. The wall bowed out at one point, so I did two cuts and then ran the belt sander over it. No risk of...

I understand why you are annoyed, but if I go to https://www.diy-kitchens.com/handles/bar-handles the description does say SS effect. That said, perhaps it should be in the product title.

At a minimum they should be able to tell you what the RAL colour code is and the sheen level.

Agreed. It might be prudent to remove some more plaster lower down. If you use the existing wagos with no load lower down, is all good? If not, and, I am not an electrician, it would look like the problem is further up stream.

I am a decorator, not a brickie... Why is lime pointing being recommended? The upper part of the wall looks like it has been rendered with zero lime. I believe the airbrick shows you where the DPC would be. I believe the DPC should be under the airbrick, but, yes you look like you need an...

I have an IPX7 rated one with a USB-C connection. I can get 2 to 3 days out of the battery. Sound quality for the spoken word is fine (I seldom listen to muzak on site). The phone app has a graphic equaliser and you can set the time duration to turn off if you forget to turn it off at the end of...

As above, the premixed stuff dries via evaporation. The powdered based versions contain cement. If you were to mix sand and cement and leave it in a bucket of water, it would still go hard. When fitting mirrors into tiled recesses, I use those suction cup thingies for glass. Something like...

Pretty much, but I cannot comment on the fire regs.

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The following might help https://www.kbaudio.co.uk/blogs/ceiling-speakers/active-vs-passive-ceiling-speakers-whats-the-best

The square "beads" need to be removed first. Conventionally, they are normally nailed to the frame. Run a stanley knife around the paint seal first to reduce the risk of snapping the paint. Remove the vertical left and right first, then the horizontals at the top and bottom. Run some...

Sorry, in no way was I doubting you, but I was really unimpressed with the one that I had to assemble. It was about 600mm wide, 300mm deep and less than 1.8m tall. It had two doors. I didn't buy it so I can't remember the model number. I screwed it to the fence and had to lean it very, very...

Is it is a solid brick wall (9"deep), or is it a cavity wall. If they were red rubber bricks, they would be soft. You may have fletton bricks. They are pretty hard. TCT core drills are much cheaper than diamond bits.. https://www.toolstation.com/tct-core-drill-bit/p59869 But you will need...