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I had a high-end but rather old bosch jigsaw before, I was not really getting on with it since it just didn't produced anywhere even near 90degree cuts, I thought makita will be better than that... damn :( btw did you had the djv or bjv one? as far as I remember reading somewhere the older BJV...

did about 100sqm a couple of months ago with tapered edges as I thought I will just fill them in and be done with it, than changed my mind and decided to plaster them as well,no problems whatsoever , few outside corners that I had also didn't give any problems. Didn't really even thought much...

Hello everyone, I'm after a new jigsaw and I think I have narrowed down to these 2 BODY-GRIP models, Corded 4351fct and 18v DJV181z Not sure which one I will go for at the moment, I kinda want the 18v one because it's cordless however it costs an eye watering money, and the 4351fct comes up...

Sold my old makita impactdriver for a good price and now looking to buy a new one, I was originally looking at the DTD154z model ,, costs about £115 from other place. http://www.powertoolworld.co.uk/makita-dtd154z-lxt-18v-li-ion-brushless-cordless-impact-driver-body-only but than I found I can...

I want to change hardware and paint my very old kitchen cabinets that came with the house when I bought it as they are still in reasonably good nick and would probably come up rather decent after a refurb. However there is some flaking melamine at some parts of the cabinet doors or whatever that...

Thanks Rob for the answers ,Yes I guess the proper term would be a wet room, So after you create the base from plywood you just paint it with that waterproofing liquid and that's it you are ready to tile over it? ( I would be making it myself as the ready made solutions aren't in the size I want...

I will be doing full bathroom renovation, and the plan is to build a walk in shower due to the layout of the bathroom to give more open space and I don't want any nasty plastic stuff in my home so want to build something nice from scratch. I have changed few toilets/sinks in past where I have...

For some reason he doesn't likes impact drivers ( too loud..) and I have never seen him actually using one even he got access so would be just a waste of £££ ,nah corded is no option.

I have a charger and few spare 10.8v bosch batteries I can give away, so don't need that stuff :) I do have top of the range makita 18v stuff myself, but my Dad thinks that my large 18v makita drill is too heavy and cumbersome for his type of stuff ( it actually is) and the 18v impact driver...

I'm after an early xmas gift for my Dad who's an Electrician, looking for a small/very compact unit which still got plenty of power, he got some very old makita 14.4v makita ni-cad drill ,not sure what kind of power that one has but certainly nothing good.. He just needs it for light tasks and...

Oh where do I start. I had bought a nice kit of 18 different screwdrivers from Lidl I think just over a year ago, how many I have now, I think like 2 or 3. Where do I loose them.. I honestly don't even know.. maybe anyone has bought a nice set recently and can recommend something that is...

at first I thought he had sliced a round pole :D very nice indeed.

My box of 10 milwaukee shockwave impact driver bits is finished after just half a year non-constant use, I'm not 100% sure that I would want to order another box of them as half of the bits had some manufacturing defects(weirdly shaped defective heads ) the rest which looked good also performed...

after doing more hunting I have started to like the DJV181Z ,the newest brushless model, but £160 for it.. fuuk..sounds extremely overpriced for a rough cutting tool I wont be using everyday. Seems like bosch has pretty nice 18v jigsaw as well, the gst 18 v-li s , and at £105 much more...

btw can you cut comfortably 50mm stuff with your bosch? what's the max thickness you have tried to do with it? and how is the battery life on them? I have 4x of 2ah batteries that came with a bosch multitool. btw the chinese replica batteries are pretty good, bought 2 for I think £12 together...

Thanks mate, well I bought my GST135BCE used at around 6years old, probably one of the best jigsaws when released, however with age (now at 10years old as well it has started to develop some problems ) it also has started to speed up itself to the highest speed out of a sudden from time to time...

My jigsaw bosch gst135 although is a beast and still works fine is just super heavy, pretty hard to control due to size/weight and likes to snap blades like there's no tomorrow, there's also no dust blowing function, maybe it's just broken, dunno. and the worst of all- It has a Cord which I...

that's just an error in one store, it's actually 5 vegetables=30p, if you read closely. see the pic, btw it was just an example.. the point is... those '' wonky'' vegetables Do not cost less than the regular ones,even they are marketed as such and by buying them supposedely you are saving...

Seems like the latest fad, pack up bunch of random normal vegetables and sell them for the same/higher price than just the regular vegetables, tesco are doing now 5 wonky vegetables for 30p , and people are going nuts that now they can get 5 whole carrots for 30p...

my past 3 disposable handsaws have been the irwin jack ones which sells under £10 , great saws but I think they last me only some 3-4months before they get bent/distorted and you can't cut straight with them anymore. Time to buy another saw and was wondering maybe there is something even better...