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I hadn't. Good thought thank you. Looks to be around £250 + VAT for a week, obviously it's going to be a more expensive professional quality machine for that. Tough decisions.

Not where I live. Personally I don’t think a wall constructed with a decent mix and buttressed at the appropriate points should be possible to push over by human strength alone. If the footings were poor and there’s been movement leading to cracking then maybe. I’m happy to defer to you on...

Provided the wall is build with cement mortar (grey colour) rather than lime (no grey tones normally), Im not convinced that you need to go into the footing. Cement has good bonding properties. How about some brackets like this...

I'm about to make 12 external doors and 16 casement windows which I will paint before installing. I don't have a regular need for paint spraying but I think this is a project where a sprayer could pay for itself in time saved. It'd be a bonus if the sprayer I bought could spray limewash into...

I agree with other replies that you’re likely to end up eventually with a heavier, more powerful 1/2 tool and a lighter, easier to handle and balance 1/4 tool. I have the Makita 1/4 trimmers with interchangeable plunge/trimmer bases and fence and a Dewalt DW622K 1/2 router. I bought the Dewalt...