Search results

  1. E

    Polished Marble, weight, tanking and ongoing maintenance

    For the benefit of future readers I've posted the problems here so answer may be of help in future. I have also responded to tpt via private message re the quote etc. Anyway, issues arising, as TPT kindly offered his advice. Basically we bought from an old couple who have hardly done any...
  2. E

    Polished Marble, weight, tanking and ongoing maintenance

    hi tpt. thanks for the reply. very useful. haven't bought yet. have pm'd you (i think). please respond to confirm I worked it correctly and will send you my existing quote. cheers
  3. E

    Polished Marble, weight, tanking and ongoing maintenance

    Hi all, We really like some some polished marble tiles for our bathroom. Ones in question are Verona Stone Imperials which each measure in as 305 * 475 * 12mm. I cant find a specific weight for this tile online. Appreciate I should have got this when at the shop. Unfortunately, our walls...
  4. E

    Best electic tile saw for £50

    Thanks tpt. I hadnt even considered it may actually be slower. We have a reasonable manual cutter already but I not sure how durable it is. Certainly worth a test!
  5. E

    Best electic tile saw for £50

    Hi all, Not sure if this is best in here or the tool section but here goes. I need an electric tile saw but only have a budget of about £50. Its a diy project but we are tiling kitchen floor & walls, dining room , utility and bathroom. Total area in excess of 40 sqm I think (guessed) so...
  6. E

    Band saw recommendations

    Thank you for the replies. This is were my lack of knowledge on the subject will let me down! As this is intended as a gift for someone who has done an awful lot of work for us for free I want to make sure it is good quality while providing a surprise. However, I appreciate I have a lot of...
  7. E

    Band saw recommendations

    Hi guys, Does anyone have any recommendations for a band saw, floor standing so must include legs/base, minimum of 300mm/12inch? Budget is, at a stretch £600, but would ideally come a little lower than that. Main use will be DIY so its doesnt have to be rugged trade quality but will be...
  8. E

    Blades for cutting worktop, jigsaw and skillsaw, table saw

    Just a quick follow up for the benefit of future readers. Slight double post given my jig thread so apologies if your reading this twice but useful none the less. Opted for the Unika Budget Jig 616 jig as per...
  9. E

    Budget worktop jig

    Following up for the benefit of future readers. Opted for the Unika Budget Jig as linked above. Ended up buying 1/2 inch router, Erbauer ERB380ROU on offer for £99.99 (http://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-erb380rou-2100w-router-230-240v/81664) which was used with a Freud straight cutting bit...
  10. E

    Budget worktop jig

    Hi all, I need a budget jig (only likely to do dozen cuts) and have identified these as looking promising having read around etc. 1) Unika 616 £44 @ Toolstation http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Hand%20Tools/Router%20Jigs/Standard%20Worktop%20Jig/d10/sd220/p68000 2) Topform 700 £34...
  11. E

    Recommedations for a DIYers vac???

    Third vote for Henry. Bought one for our house renovation and it has coped admirably over the last 12 months. Its had a lot of fine plaster and brick dust thrown at it also and its still happy. Filter need regularly clearing but thats to be expect. Also paid £80 from homebase.
  12. E

    Blades for cutting worktop, jigsaw and skillsaw, table saw

    Its not really the time of blade that the issue it is whether any specific recommendations for make, specific blade for its quality etc. Maybe its me being a little over zealous (I do like to read about things) but there are enough negative reviews out there about blunting blades quickly, items...
  13. E

    Blades for cutting worktop, jigsaw and skillsaw, table saw

    First post. Thanks for the forum its been a great read. I am (or more appropriately my girlfriends father is) fitting our kitchen. He is not qualified fitter but has done a couple and is a joiner by trade. We're just about to buy the bits for fitting and wanted recommendation for bits and...
Back
Top