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blimey! is settle for 1 that cooks and does the washing up lol Mod Edit:- foul wording report. oops sorry :oops:

the voltage has nothing to do with run times, its all about the ah. iv used a set of 10.8v dewalts (including impact driver) and 18v too and tbh th 10.8 was seriously impressive, they weigh pipper all but have ALOT of power for the size. id say their limit is something like 70mm 5s straight...

looks staged but still funny

no but you still get a receipt dvla are pineapples they cost me over £2k ona car sale because they lost my log book then tried to deny it and tried to make me pay for a new 1!. by the time i got the logbook back my buyer had vanished

thanks for the advice il deffinately keep an eye out for 2nd hand

anybody used something like this? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PLUNGE-POWER- ... 5b01aacbca

where did you get it from?

id give you £50 for it :lol:

thats what it looks like atm

no i missed that ta il have a watch later

as above iv got 2 mitre saws and no table saw. it occured to me to pull 1 of them to pieces and iv ended up with a pretty compact blade motor and trigger assembly which i reckon i could make into a lifting table with the blade popping through. is there anything inherently wrong with the idea or...

thanks for the plans fella. now i just need to work out what the hell it actually is and how to use it lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrvfMSYNqBg

Id love a set too please

il have a look later thanks for the link

i bought a dw622 and this bit set http://www.tool-net.co.uk/p-343868/%20f ... it-sethtml im now SKINT so everything else will have to wait lol

size isnt an issue because i have a big car and a roof rack so i could carry 8ft x 4ft sheets if i needed to, paying for it on the other hand erm lol

I used direct drive fixing bolts which are brilliant, they bite straight into the brick you just drill a 6mm pilot hole. The weak point is the actual wall itx not exactly engineering brick in there lol the only bit that sags a tiny bit is the moniter mount itself where it bolts to the rail but...

Seen it before but still makes me chuckle

i can get some sgl (solid grade laminate) through work but i dont know what router bits and circ saw blades i should use to work with it. its VERY dense and hard and i do know it burns normal bits out in seconds. it almost feels like stone to work with (if you smash it it looks like slate)...