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Looks great. Where did you get the mattress from?

Nice work

Many thanks for the advice and info.

Thanks Murphy. I'm starting with the 18 gauge Ryobi, as my first nail gun - but I may well get a 16G at some point in the future. In your experience, what type of tasks is the 16G version capable of handing?

Thanks.

Thanks for the info. Hadn't realised stainless steel was available (I said I was a bit green!!). Good to know. Thanks.

Many thanks for the info., Alan (and the Amazon link). Appreciate your help. Can I ask which nail gun you use? Thanks

Surgeons??? Well, I'd hope they don't 'nick' them.

Just ordered a Ryobi R18GN18-0 nail gun (18 gauge). It's my first nail gun. Never used one before... so I'd be grateful for any advice on which nails to buy and which to avoid eg suitable types of nail, good/bad nail brands/manufacturers. Any guidance would be most welcome. I'm thinking...

Am I missing something here? Any reason why a Parkside drill would be worth so much?

You did well!

Looks like the same model may be available on Amazon for £17 (looks like it's got the same manufacturer's item number... but, obviously, you'll need to check it really is the same model). The reviews on Amazon appear to be a bit mixed... but may be worth reading through a few.

Nice work.

Words fail me (and that's a rare thing for me).

Really nice work.

I guess the key is decent airflow - and it looks like you've probably got that sorted (with those holes in the box - and the powerful suck of the CamVac).

Thanks, llywmog. No problems with the router motor overheating?

Looks good. Where is the outlet in the box?

Your Reliant Robin analogy gets the point across perfectly! Haha.

Probably going to buy a new Metabo HC260C planer thicknesser - but need to check if it it will run on a standard 13Amp socket. I've seen some comments on here from a few years ago that say fuses can sometimes blow on these machines. My limited understanding of maths suggests... if it's got a...