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was in one of their branches the other day, paid over the odds for what I needed. (had no real choice) im in the market for some new spade bits, looked at there Irwin range, £42.00 for a set of 5! ad rather struggle with blunt bits! total rip off as far as im concerned! in future I would rather...

Yea that will work, I also run a heavy bead on the sides that are going against the walls, it helps fix the tray and is a second line of defence if ya like against water leaks when the jobs complete.

For a tray that size, no more than 2 tubes needed. depending on how flat it is on the underside you might get away with just 1 tube.

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Adhesives+%26+Sealants/d180/Grab+Adhesive/sd3199/Sticks+Like+290ml/p89121

Ladies and Gents, does anyone have first hand experience of the bosch 10.8 v gsb and gdr twinpack? the rest of my stable is Bosch blue and Festool, but am in the market for some smaller drill/impact drivers for kitchen fitting etc.. but would like an honest opinion of them before I shell out...

You can not beat a 6mm sds bit for finding pipes! as I found out yesterday :(

http://www.bushboard.co.uk/bb-complete/ that's the stuff to use.

looks very very similar to the organisers Aldi sold a while back. I have 2 that I use for screws and cant fault them. well when I remember to make sure they are clipped shut lol

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so the apprentice managed to smash my trusty cordless drill today, don't ask! am still crying over it lol now having 6 18vLi batteries, does anyone have any experience with the above drill, will be mainly used fitting kitchen, bedrooms etc.. and general joinery work. cheers

Bosch multi construction bits.

An orbital sander will work to an extent, But you will still need the detail sander to get into the corners/ tight areas. I done the same to my staircase last year when I refurbed it, just takes time mate!

is it not possible to use a hot air gun then sand?

the drill footprints has in the link is 1 quality piece of kit, had 1 for years, gets used daily. I would get that and also a set of drill bits and chisels to go with it.

Main hobby for me is climbing, weather it be indoor or outdoor, I love the outdoor trad climbing, but alas with the weather now been rather poor I have to resort to indoors. That is until the snow arrives and then I get to play in that, I love winter ice climbing, am not the greatest by any...

get another magnet one, I've had mine pushing 8 years, and still as good as the day I got it. that's gotta mean something. steve

I have the same one as the one in foxholes link. I use it daily for kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms, it is the best I have had, and av had a few. my tip is to get a good quality tripod for it, ideal for setting kitchens out. steve

fine toothed saw, spear n Jackson do a saw for upvc, and use a shallow cutting angle. I have used a mitre saw (slideing chop saw) in the past, just need a fine blade in.

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Power+Tools/Kits/Bosch+GSB+182Li++GDR+18VN+Twinpack+Light+18V/d40/sd3313/p71616 Now I know they are only 1.3ah batteries, But for the main will be used for domestic work, I.E kitchens, fitted bedrooms etc... Cheers

Anyone?