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Yes i have one, and can recommend them, great cleaning ability and easy to use.Leaves the carpet slightly damp which will pick up dirt easier than if it was dry so just make sure you do it on a warm day or you'll have to have your heating on to dry the carpet.

Have a look here http://www.ukbusinessforums.co.uk/forum ... 6&page=4at second posting.Just been through this myself , stood my ground using DSR and have now had refund Before the wrong goods have been collected.

I was looking at getting one a while ago and went onto a metal detectors forum to suss out which one to get.(still haven't got one though).

Tomb Raider has now been spoiltby becoming easy and has too many hints nowadays.The first series were great you had to work everything out for yourself.

Look at the Hammerite range that'll be closest to it I think. http://www.hammerite.co.uk/index.jsp

Wow this has turned into a right old to do..lol.I'm just glad i learnt to hone when i started to restore cut-throat razors.There is no short cut to taking them from blunt to shave ready! :lol:

Thanks fellas for the info, I thought it might be as simple as that but was wondering if i was missing something.Thanks Chris R for the tip about the NVR switch.

This may sound a stupid question but how do people get around the switches on a plunge switch when incorporating them into a router table.Is it just a case of taping them in the "on" mode and using third party switch for on/off ?In my case a Bosch i have two switches that have to be depressed...

Hi everyone i'm new to this forum so please take it easy on a newbie.I am looking to buy a bandsaw for diy projects and possibly some small items of furniture and having a tight budget have been scouring fleabay and the classifieds (and here for guidance) looking for something half decent.I have...