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iff its 1200x600mm a single 10ft scaffold board will give 1500x 455mm without additional batons or batons and a third bit 680mmx 1300 from a single 3.9m x227mm

10mm cladding +15mm batton so 25 to 30mm?? but fully a guess delamination off the osb in the areas the nails go through /into is my concern so maximum in baton minimum in osb

Simplest way to do it is 2 sides and the base identical widths so one pass 3 components plan the sides to be full height and screwed sideways into the base you now take the height from the sides to cut off you can actually do it from only 3 moves off the fence on a table saw first action...

they may be absolutly fine i dont know the screws have a bugle shaped shank so may or may not work in there favour i will have a try tomorrow onto a baton and see iff i like the outcome my main concern would be once you pierce the surface you have a path that although a slim chance may with...

pollypins in the face will work but to avoid dimples and possible cracking where the heads are you have to be careful also 9mm will tend to bounce and possibly delaminate through the back surface unless fully lined up with the batons

ahh got ya as i say parallel to blade is all i worry about as i dont use the mitre jig as i have options i am sure it will be possible with a shim here a file there or general honing like you say anway please let us know how you get on and how you resolve it

i am a bit confused here you are talking about setting the saw into the bench ?? one off the great things about this saw is cutting a 4x8 sheet down the middle with the fence, meaning the fence rails stick out a hell off a lot that to me would exclude that saw from being set into any confined...

is there arms front to back under the top ?? timber board/ scaffold boards/worktop offcut real timber staves or other

the fence after "tinkering " is 100% and tinkering was about 2mm end to end so minute never really tried the bed for level as the only highly accurate is 6mm shaves off hardwood using a mdf throat plate with just the blade sized groove or big ripps off timber i never ever use the mitre...

i have the 54v flexvolt version and its brilliant had it about 7 years now

they only use ultra thin kerf sub 1mm i think maximum depth off cut is i think around 12mm or it may be 15mm on a new disc and whilst you can cut wood via a special blade supplied i would not think it would do well on routing out and pointing both from the lack off depth and probably getting...

as an aside i have the little bosch blue 10.8 v mini grinder and i lent it to my electrician friend with a selection off 1.3/ 1.5/2.5ah batteries and he said all the batteries weren't fully charge and couldn't comprehend that a brushless mini grinder off perhaps around 100w will only last...

probably not thats why they go to the expense off transporting away to get rid off them

its not quite that simple yes they will have a factory they will have gteed farms supplying them say 10000 tonns so they will grow perhaps 14000 to make sure they can meet the contract and sell the excess elswhere so the factory will already be at say 80%- 90% capacity so excess production...

all mines are cynergy bank reasonable rates keep in mind when chasing the best rates the difference between say 4.11 and 4.12% just isnt worth worrying about iff you have to register with a new bank to get it as in £5000 for 1 year at 4.11% is £205 at 4.12 its £206 so one pound extra

ahh well you will run out off 45-55mm screws probably need the longer screws on the base assuming 18mm flooring going down into the base would be 27+18 +25-35mm into timber so say 70 to 80mm

if you think off it a a 4ahx18v battery contains 72wh [72x60 4320wm] so iff your angle grinder is say 300w on full blast you have about 12mins on a full battery

just to add you will probably run out off 35 to 45mm screws as most screws needed will be through say 19mm into side timber

havent got a clue but assuming they are using around say 19x38 mm timbers and dependant on assembly method would assume say between 18 mm for metal plates to perhaps 35mm for through 19 into other timber so a set from 12mm to 65mm would cover every thing as you do have the set dont use any...

just a though it seems to be a single pot that is centrally placed on the i assume applying to a single property stack so to me suggests a on the edge on the boundary