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Totally agree with the cordless vs corded comments. A couple of years ago, during lockdown, I sold all my various cordless tools except...

Do you have any idea of her style of desk or working environment? It could be anything between traditional and ultra modern.

I've used this on our hardwood open tread stairs. It has now been on for 25+ years with little sign of wear at all. It get regular use...

Tulipwood or yellow poplar in USA (Liriodendron tulipifera). Not to be confused with our, local poplar, or indeed the many and various...

@OP. You say you have an 'uneven' concrete floor. If that means it's basically level but an uneven, ridged surface, PIR and OSB (not...

Just do not change your mind. Under no circumstances. The response to your quote tells it all. I've ignored my gut feeling in the past...

@msparker When you are building under 'permitted development' you have the luxury of making it up as you go along, providing you keep...

No offence intended. I’m now recently retired but was first a planning officer for 32 years, then planning consultant. I suppose as a...

I have the Makita and it's been great. Originally cost less than £100 and currently available at roughly £110 if you shop around...

It's the same with car batteries. If your flat battery is utterly dead the charger doesn't detect that it is connected to a battery at...

I considered the Tough System but I already had T Stak organisers for screws etc so went for the same, as at least they stack properly...

Don't use lining paper as a quick fix. Tape and fill the joints, American style. It's not difficult to do and you can get amazing...

I have a TS55 with its systainer. Initially I had considered sourcing a couple more for other tools but ended up buying £20 DeWalt T...

It looks similar to Axminster's current version at £699.

I use a similar diy setup that works very well. For me, the main advantage is keeping the filter in my vacuum clean and therefore...