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No never used SLC before but laid plenty of concrete. Thanks for replies will have a look at both products.

Decided to pull up the floor tiles in kitchen that were laid onto concrete floor and level floor ready for vinyl planks.The concrete floor is at least 50 years old and is supported by columns which put it at first floor level.I know the floor is not level because I had to adjust the tiles as I...

Thanks for the replies,you've confirmed what I thought was the best way to go about it.

I'm looking to panel and internal plastered brick wall with wood from pallets and wondering the best way to do it .Should I use glue or batten the wall out and nail it.If I use glue would the wood need to be held in place (don't know how) or will the glue hold it in place.If glue which is the...

It's a Dremmel 200,but Iv'e wired it as described by TTc and it works perfectly,great control and no more reaching up and down to switch it off(hangs up because it has flexi shaft fitted.):)

All I can do is try your method and report back.TTC

It does not have a trigger type speed control ,it has a preset speeds which you select by sliding a mechanical switch.

Yes it is 240 v wired without separate pack. .My first thoughts were to fit the pedal to an extension lead.Apparently when using a variable speed pedal the speed setting on the Dremmel should be set to maximum because "electronics don't like working behind two speed controllers."according to...

Pic of actual wiring diagram received with pedal , stating neutral and live.

I thought that's how it would be it was just the wiring diagram they supplied showed neutral and live going to the terminals,which threw me a bit. Thanks for the info.

My dremmel is wired there is no existing switch.A reviewer said he bought it for a rotary drill but I can't figure it out.

I know this pedal can be used for controlling a Dremmel but I'm stumped how to wire it up.There is no marked input/output just two terminal with positive and neutral, as can be seen in pic.Can anybody help?

yeah just realised that.

The property belongs to housing association and they will not allow me to fit roller shutter.

I currently have a bulldog garage door lock fitted to up and over door but after a speight of break-ins I'm looking to fit an alarm .I have power in garage so I'm looking to fit wired contacts to door and siren inside garage.I would rather have alarm go off as they are breaking in rather than...