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Just warm the visor in warm water first - you will only "steam up" if the visor is cold and your warm breath is condensing on it.... ...clearly I'm the only one who wears eye glasses on here! :) hahaha

ah ok, in that case then: yes they do work well

It's probably not worth buying one then. Ask your local tool hire shop or have a look online, it's usually only about out a tenner to get it sharpened.

Do you use your chainsaw a lot?

Yes, I have used one (but I don't own it, it was my local tool hire guy's sharpener) - why do you ask?

Yes - I did mean they "look" cheap - as in very plastic etc Not sure on servicing and repair on PLS in the UK but our Leica's have always gone to a company in Chester who are a main Leica dealer so they do have their own in-house calibration and repair centre. I'm pretty sure the other big...

That should be illegal! in fact; all vacuum cleaner manufacturers should have to pay Numatic a licence fee and be forced to have smile on their machines. The world would be a better place with more happy vacuums in it!

Yes, we sometimes hire a 110v version from the local tool hire shop. I've never seen them for sale but sure you could get one with some looking around on the internet?

PLS lasers: look cheap and rubbish.... but do a very good job!

Richard C - maybe they have changed their machines since 2002 but the one we hired was so bad I took it back and asked for a refund after just an hour of having it. I then went to a proper tool hire shop (as the RugDoctor came from a Summerfield supermarket) and got a Karcher model - it knocked...

No, I don't work for anyone but myself! I just find that Leica products have never let me down. I've had Topcon and Spectra lasers before - which are both also great - but my personal preference is Leica just because the support is better, lots of places will fix and calibrate them and spare...

"How far is half way!!???" - about 50% of the way I believe :)

RugDoctor are THE worst carpet cleaner hire machines known to man... but a very successful franchise model in the US and UK. Go for a Karcher model and you won't be left disappointed. Your local tool hire shed should have a Karcher (or similar) in stock with all the bits and bobs you would need.

Why not just hire a monster drill from your local tool hire shop? 14.4v ain't going to get through much to be honest!

Henry Henry Henry - any day of the week - mine knocks the socks off the wife's Dyson (which she claims "doesn't lose suction" but later admits "if you clean the filter etc regularly)

Do yourself a massive favour; don't listen to the hype about DeWalt and buy a Leica laser level instead - Leica make some of the best laser levels on the market and generally only builders of the hairy-arsed type will use a DeWalt. I expect some people on here will disagree with that...

PrenticeBoyofDerry: simple ideas are usually the best aren't they? - a proper Blue Peter jobbie what I've made here but I think as a home made crack monitor goes it should do the job! Thanks for the help on that one. Let's hope my wall isn't "on the move"!

hello everyone. I am new to this forum but looking for some help. I have recently moved in to a house and noticed a crack in the bathroom wall near the ceiling. I didn't notice this when I looked around the property but it may have already been there (i am not 100 percent sure). Is there a...