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None of those mitre saws will give you acccurate 45 degree mitres unless you can afford a kapex. I suggest you save your money and get a Nobex. Harry

Yes but most Mc tools usually come with a 2 year guarantee so any problems take it back, In fact hammer it and make sure it destructs and go and get a new one :D :D Harry

Hi Hoping somebody can help in telling me what amp is needed in a shower and in general lighting of a 3 bed house? thanks MC

Have you thought about the Triton Workcentre. It's pretty accurate and if you are only doing DIY it can be folded away. have a look on Ebay might be able to pick up a decent one for less than £150 Harry

Lower the ledger board if you have not already fixed and just sit them on top of the ledger board, remember to leave a gap for rainwater to drain off and scew nail them in. Harry

Definetely the Ryobi over the other stuff and then Rexon SIP. keep clear of the Titan brand, cheap chinese made for B&Q. Harry

Try this website www.gapseal.co.uk It might sort out some of your less obvious gaps. Harry

The builders have just managed to drag a sofa across my recently stained and varnished pine floorboards and caused some light but visible scratch marks. Is there any way of removing the scratches without having to resand the whole room again. Thanks Harry

If the rain ever stops I am going to make a start on the my decking project. Just had a thought has anybody used multi monti fixings instead of anchor bolts to fix the ledger board to a masonary wall. Advice welcomed. Harry

Just remembered it is the WS-6613. harry

Get yourself a Ryobi, I think its the Ws6613 (Cant remember the exact model) this unit has been discontinued so you can pick one up for around £50 on Ebay. Its 1300W so plenty of power for any type of wood. I would give the Argos stuff a miss it pays in the end to pick a decent make unless you...

Would the composite not be too slip when wet considering it is just plastic. Why would you want to pay the extra cost for concrete piers when you can use engineered blocks. Harry

Have you tried slhardwoods.com Harry

If you look at all the American sites on decking and they do a lot of decking over there they recommend screwing down on all joists to stop the boards bouncing. The gap between boards seems to be personal preference, its only to let the water drain away. Harry

Are you saying it is o.k to use normal rawbolts with ACQ treated wood? Harry

Thermo I have read to use stainless steel bolts but these seem quite a bit more expensive than the normal anchors, what would you suggest. Thanks for your help. Harry

Hi all, I was originally going to fix the deck ledger to the brick wall with stainless steel anchor through bolts, however having read a couple of posts, thunderbolts have been suggested as an alternative. Would these provide the same grip and tensile strength to keep up a deck measuring...

You may want to consider the Triton workcentre for what you are looking to achieve grooves in timber at a set depth. H

I am no deck expert but You may have a case with building Regs, those posts do not look big enough to support that structure so high off the ground. Health and safety issue I reckon. H

Can't see what the problem is if there is a 6 feet fence between the two parties unless he is a 8 feet tall peeping Tom. H