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There is Davies Timber, Johnsons Timber, Barlows boards, Great barr sawmills, Simon bateman ( expensive even before the prices went up), HM lowe, Bates timber, Avon timber, Timberworld ( Arnold laver) - currently the cheapest by far. Those are all of the ones i know stock birch ply in the midlands.

Kendal tools and machinery have this in the specs - Bag Diameter 50cm

The best magnetic holder i have used so far is the festool one. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Festool-49253 ... 5aedb05655 http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Festool-Centr ... 25710f673e The magnet is good, however the holder itself really holds the standard 25mm screwdriver bits very well. None of the...

There are only a few angles used in the guns. All the framing guns use the same type. Pretty much the same for 15/ 16 ga nail guns 18ga and above are straight. The cordless framing nailers are interchangable between companies. So paslode nails will fit hitachi/ dewalt etc The one you have to...

You wont get it to work. The smallest blade for a 613 is 1/4" or 6mm according to the specs.

If its brushes or a motor they can be replaced. Check with your nearest repair place and get a quote. But it might be quicker and cheaper just to buy a new drill body.

If i didn't already have Porter cable air nail guns, Bostitch would be my top choice. :)

What i would do is carefully cut or router out the back of the door enough to get the panel out. Either repair or make a new panel, refit with a flat bead on the inside. :)

What is the intended use? I have a porter cable coil nailer that takes up 3.5 inches. With a coil of nails - pretty sure it was 200 nails at a time, it was extremely heavy. Personally a normal stick nailer would be easier / lighter to use.

You could try searching ebay for one, you may get lucky. ;)

I use city link and not had an issue so far. Ordered a pair of work trousers a week or so ago and they used interlink and my parcel had been opened to see what was inside. :evil:

Yep that was posted hours after many people rang up to complain only to be told there was nothing wrong with ebay uk #-o

Also if it's a newbie they need 3 posts before they can pm.

Yes upload to photobucket as normal. Then when choosing a pic, just choose one of the options i mentioned above to copy/ paste into a thread. :)

Or you could use photobucket or similar - you don't need to resize then. When uploaded to photobucket you just choose either direct or img code and paste into your thread :)

12 inch centres will be more than enough, especially as you have a concrete base. My timber floor has 6x2 timbers with 18mm ply and i have 2 cast iron machines plus other stuff and in nearly 10yrs now i think have had no sag or bounce. :)

TBH at the price of festool blades and other good quality ones i would send them out to be done properly. The only thing that worries me with that, apart from safety is making sure you take the same amount off each tooth to keep the balance etc.

I would do the same as Mark. Adding a ply/ chipboard subfloor would as Mark suggest need a threshold detail sorting, plus trimming of doors and raising the skirting board to suit the ply plus new floor. Also i'm not sure a retrofitted vapour barrier will help much as they are normally used...

Thats not bad. Here in the uk its anything over £15 then we get charged VAT and import duty. :(

Makita, bosch and dewalt all make a trim router with plunge base and adjustable fence. Personally for me it would be between makita/ bosch as the dewalt isnt too far off the 1010 price.