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I fitted the Kreg one - it can be used either side of the blade but the rail fits tight up against the table so needs to be removed to change the blade. Looks like the Record one above keeps the blade change slot free?

I would like 4 please if still available.

Arrived, thanks.

I will have that please - I'll send you a message.

Pretty good deals across the range of TiD 18C plus sets too if you need the batteries - I have a few big 18V batteries but a smaller one would be useful for the TiD. https://ffx.co.uk/product/get/Festool-576483-4014549360736-18V-2X3.1Ah-Tid-Plus-Impact-Drill#FPD...

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news then, as FFX now offering them at £129! Thanks for the heads up.

LJM - are you still looking for a spindle moulder?

Thanks for the quick response but I am a bit limited travel-wise at the moment. I'll slip back to the back of the queue for the moment if that's ok.

Hi - interested in the Bosch PDB40 - collection would be my problem but happy to pay for shipping if it we can find something sensible. Do you still have the original packaging by any chance?

Ha - Doug beat me to it! Similar solution for me, the bungee hooks run along the metal strip... And the cable is held on by the braided sleeve and heat shrink tubing.

Marcros, I have a Swann setup similar to your link and it is pretty good. Mine is an older version, which may still be available in certain places, which has wireless cameras and a hard disk for recordings. Current models seem to have a HDD recorder with the wired versions but not for the...

Ah - light bulb moment - take the springs out! I got one of those ebay/Woodford Tooling jigs - for an Axminster AW106PT2. Not sure if it is identical to the Axminster one, or a cheap copy, but all I proved initially was that the spring pressure was enough to push the central body of the jig up...

Depending on your response to the post above, I am interested in the whole thing, and can collect. I'll send you a message.

Having been to Europe a few times recently, including Rome, I would suggest taking far less cash. Cards are taken almost everywhere but it depends whether you have one which is free from foreign exchange fees. The Lloyds rewards cards are one of the few remaining cards with no FX fees. Curve...

I have this hose for my Kapex - fits straight into a CT26 and onto the Kapex at the other end. https://www.toolstoday.co.uk/stihl-3-0m ... -for-se122

Here is the man himself explaining the new 'super' parf dogs which provide a few advantages over the older stepped parf dogs. https://youtu.be/UbliypN9wpg

You might also need to be sure whether it is negative earth - many early cars were positive earth.

I don't think they can do that unless you are on an appropriate tariff. I think the hope is that people will want to go on a variable tariff if they can see a saving. The selling point will not be that it is more expensive at peak times, but that it is cheaper at off-peak times - which would...

You only need about 3" for something like a shed but check the firmness of the soil beneath. If the base is bigger than the shed, you really need to raise the shed on wooden bearers to stop water splashback onto shed walls. Putting it on wood also helps to keep the shed itself out of the wet -...

Yes - Hive can be bought outright or on a pay monthly basis. Pay monthly includes breakdown cover. We have Hive which works a treat. It was originally installed by BG as part of new boiler install, but has been updated since. We have switched several times, mostly through the cheap energy...