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@ toasty how could i be annoyed at that little angel :lol: it was my fault for leaving it where she could get her hands on it :oops: to be honest i was to busy trying to plan the big cleanup to tell her off :lol: :lol:

cheers petewood that was the kind ov answer i was lookin for :wink: does`nt say anythin in the manual about using diffrent ge brads so thought i might as well ask.

just says 18ge so i best stick to 18ge :wink:

a few years ago i was artexing the backroom ceiling. i did the ceiling at night as to avoid the kids running around (big mistake) i finished about 2am and was a bit wacked to move everythin and clean what artex was left in the bucket,i`ll do that tomorrow i though. the next day i got the shock...

i was hammering a loose floorboard before fitting laminate flooring, and went straight thru the central heating pipe :? i was quite impressed with my accuracy tho smack in the centre ov the pipe :lol: i think i cleared under the sink in seconds to find the stop tap :lol:

can you use 16ge brads in an 18ge nail gun :?:

cheers for the imput lads :D

was thinking ov this for drainage :?: as i`m in the prosess of doing my driveway and the drive will be sloaping towards the house. i need roughly 10ft. can someone point me in the direction ov somewhere it can be bought from in the blackpool area and a rough idea ov cost :?

anyone know where i might be able to get some blackpool area

sygate personal firewall is the mutts nuts :)

whats the diffrence etc brad finish 16 guage 18 guage dewalt do a nice range. just wondering what to look for or steer clear from i`d say it was for general woodworking diy

thanks for the speedy reply :wink: will get it looked into 8)

just wondering if i can get these removed otherwise i`m fooked as theres this chiney stack now unused blocking my route to the main part of the loft as you can see its the same the other side more pics can be supplied if you need to see more

if its power tools your after take a look at B&Q at the pro range mate there good pricewise and they have a 3 year warrenty. buying tools is endless and can be pricey, just stick to the bare essentials and gradually build up your toolbox. and buying cheap always costs you in the long run.

well they do say behind every great man theres a woman..... tutting, rollin her eyes,barkin out orders. i love the decorating fraze she uses "WE`LL decorate here next. :shock: WE`LL what she means is `YOU`LL :roll: there a funny breed :roll:

snap very thick roof suppose theres only one way to tell if it`ll be ok and thats to remove some bricks :D and then the wall 8)

yep looks like the re-enforced stuff aswell

here try www.annsummers.co.uk :lol: :lol: :lol: sorry could`nt resist that :twisted:

B&Q do one made by PRO think its £150ish it also has a laser line guide which is usefull altho it does get dirty every other cut :lol: heres a pic features Powerful 2000 Watt motor with the power to handle tough timbers & severe cutting tasks No load speed 4200rpm Blade...

it has 2 doors and a wall to seperate the shed with a concrete roof first section is the shed and the 2nd is a coal shed both have doors. i`m just wondering if i knock out the partitioning wall and brick up the coal shed door.will it be safe :? or would i be safer installing an RSJ :?: