Recent content by alex4564

Thanks for all the suggestions guys, I ended up getting a couple of second hand tool boxes on ebay and started to get some tstak boxes from dewalt, pretty cool stackable modular options for other tools, I got a pretty good deal at tool station for the drawer options and a couple of medium size...

By bag, I mean something like this:

I would be written outside. cardboard boxes will eventually get ruined, nylon bags or hardcases would be the best way to go for me. Making boxes out of wood would be a bit too far on weight I guess but it could be a viable alternative in the end

As I'm increasing the number of toys I'm buying (often from Lidl), the number of caseless/bagless tools is also growing making it a bit difficult to keep my small storage in order. I've started purchasing more tools that come with case/bag and that has been a really good choice, I can pile...

ok, back to paying to surveyors then, I'm going to get a few quotes. Personally I think there is far too much overhead with something that could be much simpler. Money down the drain, but I guess there is no way around it...

Just to clarify, the neighbour is not a nice human being. She parked the car blocking the road once because someone parked in front of her house, fire brigade came by knock her door and she didn't answer, she fills wheelie bins with water and leave them on the road to avoid people parking...

I'm using the government template, plus how wrong can a notice that you are planning to start to do any work can be anyway? I'm not planning to enter their property, or carry tools with me, I'm going to stick a letter to the door. I think you are taking things a bit out of context

I'm planning to server notice again with a neighbour as a witness record video and stick the letter to her door. I don't see the point of appointing a solicitor that will not be able to do anything besides getting money out of this. I guess the best I can do is take pictures, record all notices...

Hello! I have a bit of a crazy neighbour that doesn't answer notice letters, doesn't answer the door, and hides away all the time. I cannot get the person to sign my party wall agreement, so I spoke to a surveyor that recommended I get 2 surveyors, one for me and one for the neighbour. I know...

I ended up getting the Evolution R255SMS+, 40T and 80T Saxton blades for £170 all in on amazon as I managed to get a £35 discount code, once I get more skilled I guess I can sell it off for half that or a bit more and then invest into something else, maybe that crazy box articulated arm model...

I was checking some pricing for the evolution 25mm blades and found the following: FW255TCT-60 255mm 60T Fine Wood £35 GW255TCT GENERAL WOOD 40T £34

I was checking some models online and today I decided to head to B&Q to see some models in person and here are my findings Scheppach HM254 £120 in store, feels like a piece of S.... Erbauer EMIS216S much better build, £165 in store but screw fix sell it for £150. I came back to research a bit...

the door liner was already proper fixed in place, not feasible to remove. I ended up getting 12, 6 and 4mm wood strips so I could cut them and the steps in between I could smooth with a routing tool. It worked fine, just a minimal cosmetic gaps here and there which I'm planning to use some sort...

I'm planning to start making drawers and building some cabinets, so I would be inclined to get something good. I've no idea how happy/frustrate I'll be by finding it out that I made the wrong decision and having to buy again. There is so much mixed feedback about the cheaper side of the scale...

I'm thinking about cutting everything to length and use a routing tool with the plasterboard as a guide to do what I have in mind. I forgot I have a routing tool....