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If you would ship (at my cost) then I'd definitely make use of it.

I've done it with a couple of mirror keyhole fixings and some pan head screws. Cheap and quick!

I'm looking for a pretty quick fix on this chair. Is it possible to find brass/metal keyhole screw plates so I fix them over the enlarged holes? What other invisible methods could I use? I'm taking the chair up to my daughters tomorrow so I have today and tomorrow to source the parts and fix.

Do you have pictures? I’m interested

Im just waiting for the OP to get to me but I’ve said I’ll have it.

Pm sent

Where’s the collection? I’m interested

Thanks Bob - I've sent you the details via PM

I'm quite happy to let Chaoticbob make the choice who he wants to sell it to. Eitherway, I'll be happy with his response.

I'll offer the asking then.

Can you do it £70 delivered?

This is where the bullshit starts - The BBC still require a TV licence if you're viewing any live broadcast. That's not 'live' as in the events are happening right now, but simply the tv channel broadcasting a feed of shows that are being broadcasted at that moment. So even if Sky is not using a...

This is one of my outbuildings with red clay tiles. It’s been up 6+ years and there’s be no issues at all, it’s still solid - which surprises me considering the huge sycamore tree a metre away from the foundations. https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/shed-build-wip.83913/

A great outcome Phil! I’m pleased that you’ve got the best saw for the track because it’s great to use.

Did you get a response from Powertool World Phil? I found my box that was delivered which shows the compatible models if that helps you.

It's OK that you were aware of the limitations by not using the circular saw that's designed to be used with the track, and for your specific purpose then that's fine, but I don't think it's best to give advice to confuse others that might not be aware of those limitations. Even the...

Have you used it yet? Like most saws, you'll be able to use the track as a guide, like you'd use any straight edge, but it won't be used as a track saw where you use the nylon strip as the blade guide. There'll be a difference between where the blade sits and the nylon guide. The 'X' version...

That saw doesn't fit the track. The one that's for the track is this one - https://www.powertoolworld.co.uk/evolution-r185ccsx-185mm-multi-material-circular-saw-in-carry-bag

I did something similar to this on my workshop with a decent padlock.

I don't want to be a powertool snob, but I do subscribe to the believe that if you buy cheap you buy twice - hence why my Dewalt has lasted 15 years (and it's still going, I just think I'd rather make the update now before it fails completely).