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We used to use 400Hz fluorescent fittings in machine shops to prevent the stroboscopic effect.

Also the quality won't be as good as the original ones. Made in Malaysia.

A colleague was puzzled by references to "water goat". Turned out it was meant to be hydraulic ram!

I upgraded a few weeks ago from a Samsung S8+ which has serious screen burn due to using as a satnav. I went for the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, dual sim/SD card, 512Gb memory, 6.9" screen, S-pen which is invaluable to me for work purposes. Keeping the S8+ as just a satnav.

If you take 8mm off you will have a horribly large gap. Check the jambs for plumb and straightness with a long level (1800mm). Sounds like you only need to trim the lower edge of one side.

Probably you will be very lonely.

Ditto. But I wouldn't be without KS120. Or any of my other Festool gear. By the way, where do you get Festool blades sharpened?

I am still using my 12v Milwaukee batteries from 2008. Trade use, so well abused. Can't fault any of their stuff, had 28v and now mainly 18v. Up to 12Ah batteries. 9" grinder is a brute. SDS drill handles a 4½" core drill well.

What has Sir Vic's whatever got to do with it?

My car lives in Sport mode. Stops the annoying little beggar. This Stop/Start thing is to tick a box for car manufacturers. They don't care about you having to buy replacement parts prematurely.

Post a picture of the new switch. BTW the A's and B's are the two separate switch connections.

It's a question of whether it is economically viable to waste time on it. What's your time worth? Could take you 2 - 3 hours plus parts.

Have fun. Happy to help.

I have asked a friend of mine who used to work at Saneux. If he comes back with anything I will update. Looking at those last pictures, I would suggest that the brass bit is just stuck on the splines. Get your grips and try and pull it out whilst gently wiggling it. Edit: just looked a bit...

What make/model is the tap?

Do that and you'll wreck the thread. How does it fit into the cartridge? Post photo of new part.

With a certain emphasis on the "odd".

Pedant!

Make sure all cables are run in safe zones. See Flameports webpage here: https://www.flameport.com/wiring_regulations/BS7671_selected_subjects/zones_concealed_cables.cs4

I have a Makita 240v and a Milwaukee M18-CHPS which are both capable of 117mm cores. Can't remember when the corded one last came out of the van.