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Also, depending what you are going to use it for, the Ryobi cordless is a very good value for money buy and not a bad bit of kit :wink:

Oh I dont know. My Dewalts 18v batteries are still going strong and they get a good hammering :twisted: Its just that the dewalt is so damned heavy and after a while your arm just wants to drop off! :lol:

Kitchen fitting :lol:

Hi can anyone help??? After some advice on how to get my new business out there to my customers (and please no sarcastic remarks :? ) Basically, whats the best way to advertise before you have the luxuary of word of mouth and recomendation? any ideas or advice please :idea:

Yeah, I looked at the Festool, looks like a blinding bit of kit! heard they are good. Just wasn't sure if they were suitable for big old worktops ? :roll:

...just to add, maybe business link have a similar contact in scotland???

Hi David dont know if this helps finance wise, but I have contacted a company called foundation east who finance new business in the south east of england. I was told about them by Business Link so again get onto them matey.. just a thought :roll:

Hi I wonder if anybody would be kind enough to advise me on the best router available on the market today for cutting and joining worktops. I have been looking at both the Dewalt 1/2" and the Makita 1/2 inch but want to make the right choice prior to starting my new venture :D

14.4v . . . Ideal and convienent for both DIY or trade. I personally like the makita and you can pick em up dirt cheap on Ebay 8)