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scary sharp works for me 2500 and then strop on the tormek knock off

plane and or a festool granat 120 sanding block

looks like somthing that is potentialy intersting😬

the woodspur torx screws i find the best

90% of my gear is cordless. the only corded stuff i have is my lathe, bench grinder, 1 of my routers, vac, and sanders i dont see the point of cordless sanders, becuase you should always be hooked up to exraction. the only cordless sander i will probabley ever buy is the festool hybrids.

@SCMG001 5x80's

ply'd a wall from the wrong side. e.g. the edges didn't land on the studs. failing that, i shook hands with a mitre saw blade. when it was spinning. it hurt. thats all i will say.

it might be out of stock because they arn't in until the 5th of april?

i like jackmanworks, burbon moth, tww, peter millard, chris salmone, rag'n'bone brown, fishers shop, john maleki, samurai carpenter, pask makes,blake weber, and a few others that i cant remeber

i use a titan petrol one, and have got the pole pruner. both good for the money. on a differnt note, whats the heat gun like?

i use my impact for big screws and site work, and then have an milwaukee m12 CD for the smaller screws. but that thing can show its teeth when dropped into gear 1. i have put in a 5x100 with it before............. at the sametime, it can also be increadibly pricise, probably not cxs precises...

either milwaukee m12 stuff, or makita lxt stuff, and then maybie if you are doing hardcore stuff the makita xgt gear.

@Cabinetman school fit out is basically going into a school, ripping out an area that needs updating, areas designated by the school, and then refitting with new and updated equipment, usually washrooms and suchlike, although sometimes other things come along, such as making an new school...

no i dont live on a farm! i have got a fairly good idea, i want to go into school fit out, i have worked at a company before that does this, and i really enjoyed it.

i bought cheep once with some of my tools. i then bought expensive, German, and green. my wallet has never looked so thin..............

as a 17 year old, i think i am alowed a fair amount of freedom what i do with my self. i cant drive (yet) but am alowed to go out and about, and when it comes to tools, there is only one the parents didnt let me get until i was 16, whitch is a chainsaw, but fair do's, because chainsaws are...

ive never found that an issue, mainly because of where the rails are, ive found they dont get in the way

i dont do huge chamfeers. i only do a very small roundover just to make the edges less sharp

120 grit and a sanding block

the pendulum action you describe significantly speeds up the cut, but not sure about the jumping around bit. i use upcut blades only, and a psc420 and it rarely gets jumpy unless i pinch the blade e.g. in a tight turn