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Try one of these in your aerial cable, it may be your signal is too strong. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Attenuator-attenuator-transitters-interference-excessive/dp/B002S0ACZI

I've got a Makita chainsaw and have no problems with it. As you say, it's more powerfull than the Stihl and cheaper, they are made by Dolmar in Germany who invented the chainsaw. I've got a Stihl brushcutter that needed a new ignition pack after 18 months, so nothing is perfect.[/u]

I've got the same thing to do whenI get around to it, :roll: I was going to get some hardwood decking and rip it down into slats.

Is it this scheme? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandconsumer/9684257/Green-Deal-in-tatters-as-no-one-registers.html

I'll try to flesh it out a bit; instead of using pipe grips or a rubber covered pair of pliers, use a spanner of the correct size on the bridge between the threads. You may find that that lets you tighten the fitting correctly as it takes up less room than pliers.

Use a spanner.

Try contacting Miele head office in germany, [email protected] and complain to them. I was getting no response to a complaint about a certain German tool maker from their French importers, so emailed the company direct and the proverbial hit the fan, it was sorted immediately.

The Bosch 135 that you suggested will cut 40mm tops straight and vertical, use a new Bosch blade for each cut. It's the best, most accurate jigsaw I've ever owned.

Who is she? Thank cod she's finished.

Thanks for that, it works in France as well!

I use the more powerfull version of this one http://www.axminster.co.uk/bosch-bosch-gcm800s-216mm-slide-mitre-saw-prod794682/?changecurrency=GBP It's well built and accurate.

I was just watching the beach volleyball, then some men came on and ruined it :D

Saves him having to listen to Paul bloody Maccartney!

I've got a job in France, but like in the UK, foreigners only get the jobs that the "natives" don't want.

They could make Anne Widdicombe the manager for all the difference it will make, it used to be an honour to play for your country, now they see it as a nuisance, due to the risk of injury and potential loss of earnings, or maybe they'd rather be on holiday.

We use the second ones at work, they are comfortable to wear all day, we use the round filters, and dust can be knocked off them if they get covered.http://www.protecdirect.co.uk/Respiratory-Filters/6000-Series-P3-Filter-%282135%29.htm

4mm, like this; http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CHAINSAW-SAW-CHAIN-FILE-FILING-SHARPENING-KIT-4mm-/310377041384?pt=UK_Home_Garden_GardenPowerTools_CA&hash=item4843e9cde8#ht_1291wt_1144

These sets are good as a starter; http://www.screwfix.com/p/makita-p-67832-101-piece-accessory-kit/96659 Then just buy individual bits as you wear them out.

Have you tried this? http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/11.0/WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-78e5a.html

I'm on my second one of these drills, they are great for the money, it's the same as this; http://www.screwfix.com/p/direct-power-bs26s3-5kg-sds-plus-drill-230v/58494 Prices vary a lot, I paid £10 for my current one in a sale at asda.