Majimoto

please see my thread on damp issues in Victorian dining room. In summary, from first hand experience of fixing a major damp issue...

Took a big shed down a couple of weeks ago. used my Makita recip saw with a metal cutting blade fitted to cut through all the nails...

I get these blades from Saxton for my jigsaw. Excellent. https://www.saxtonblades.co.uk/product/t345xf-jigsaw-blade/ and these for the...

I’ve done the same. I bought what they called “demolition blades” and the certainty lived up to their name.

I know this is not answering your question, but when I sold a shed on FB marketplace 5 years ago, the guys that took it away used a...

Likewise. The ordinary Fein high speed steel blades handle nails quite happily but hit a hardened screw and you can quickly wear away...

I ruined an M42 bandsaw blade in seconds on a hidden plasterboard screw - they are hard.

Agree. Bodger's tools, but there are some jobs where they are very useful, a game changer even. I've just finished fitting panelling in...

I have the green Bosch one I bought in 2012 to help with a house renovation and found it so useful I thought I'd replace it with...

Rarely have any need for the multitool, so bought a cheapy Chinese Titan one from Screwfix. Works well for me.

one of the funniest tool related things I've seen is an article interviewing Sarah Beanie (think it was in the telegraph magazine). They...

50 years ago we inherited a 200 yr old farmhouse. Outer walls were up to 30 inches thick. Double built-- outer and inner limestone walls...

As with most things, there's not a single answer. I do firmly disagree with the concept that there's no such thing as rising damp...

Pam and I were driving down a quiet country road recently, ( Nth Lincs) doing about 40 - 50 mph when an object flashed across about 20...

Ps they must have had negative clearance. But a blooming hilarious story.. shropshire drills... reminds me of a guy always known as...