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Hi will you sell the mitre slice on its own ?

Below are links to step drills the RS ones are now RS Pro which are good quality or the halls ones which I have used for 20 years the RS ones may even be halls badged RS as that’s what RS used to sell. If you don’t let them overheat and keep using a cutting oil they last well and produce a good...

Hi where are you located please I may be interested

RS components step drills are normally good quality you do not need a credit card. 4-12mm and then 10mm to 30mm think. It’s all about speed and cutting fluid don’t let the step cutter get to hot! We use for stainless steel no problem although we have hydraulic splitter punches if doing lots of...

I have some old timber beams etc that we salvaged from an outbuilding we converted. They have woodworm but good old strong timber various types of softwood and some oak I would like to re purpose. Anyone suggest what I treat it with before I use the wood? Some are 4m 6 x 4 inches

https://www.parmley-graham.co.uk/lv-controlgear/siemens/contactors/contactors-screw These are very good if you call them they should give you some discount

Hi you should not Dot and Dab onto the walls as the dabs will suck any of the water and salts out of the walls! What does the company who did the injection recommend are they giving you a warranty? I am not a great believer in injection systems more on breathability. You need to be careful...

This is a good description of how Hall effect sensors function https://uk.rs-online.com/web/c/automation-control-gear/sensors/hall-effect-sensors/?applied-dimensions=4294967071

What are you trying to do with the sensor? Sorry I did not read your last post

In Bathrooms all boards should be Hardie backer board q Board or similar especially in any wet areas.

When I used to work a lot with 18mm and 25mm ply a pack at a time to machine fine limit jigs and machine parts all critical contact points were machined to an exact size and the an aluminium gauge to check. You could get plus or minus 2mm mostly minus thou but some were plus

How much approximately is a lift?

Hi Scotty I am interested I’ll PM you

A good quality blade, cutting fluid, the right speed and a good jigsaw and you will be good! Make sure the blade does not heat up too much !

Hi has anyone any any experience of the extractors/ wet and dry vacs. Just had a Karcher one and the motor has blown up not that old https://ffx.co.uk/products/fein-fein-dustex35lx-l-class-240v-wet-dry-dust-extractor-vacuum-245315

That’s exactly the same as my Karcher motor connection

I do not believe it is a standard crimp connector it is a special designed for this application

These connectors are very fiddly they are not a standard fork terminal size. They are made to lock in position bearing in mind they will be on a motor that vibrates. I guess they are meant to be used once only as one of mine broke when I pulled it out as well.

Best bet as if you get a bad connection will not do the motor any good at all

I have just had exactly the same thing on my Karcher Vaccuum cleaner where the motor has burnt out! The connector did the same to me. This is a non standard connector crimped on a special crimping machine. Best thing to do is to see if you can buy a new cable as a spare with the connector...