lost my Dad just over 2 years ago to prostate cancer, horrendous! about 1-in-4 men are affected buy some form of prostate 'problem' once into...
yo slash, your not a brickie by any chance...? LOL :cool: my bro in law is & he's ruff as feek when it comes to the beauty of the wood... :D
get the Janser catalogue, options on there a' plenty... :D had my Janser sliding-hammer for 10yrs+ & still going strong, wonderful piece of kit...
also picked one of these Aldi's WORKzONE MODELS up, can't go wrong for the price & worth the coin if only to have on the van & dig out couple...
fook that's a narrow plank matey... good luck sourcing that, ain't come across many NEW products that narrow!!! :cool:
nice drop of screed matey... not too sure about the azure door linings / architraves in foto #2 though... :D
looking sweet CEA boyo... :cool:
as per Andy's post everytime - using a Fein or similar as per CEA's post
these send you an exact size 'proof' to view & confirm before you proceed so to eliminate fook ups & mini font size!! ;)
try these, have used a few times & good service & range :cool: www.eazzee.co.uk
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sweeet trimms, likey... :cool:
lol indeedy, sometimes these 'multi-option/use' profiles just don't do the job req'd... :cool:
pucker spot of fluffy Kev, beaut job :cool:
damn thats a bummer! as you said quickstep best match is prob best option... ;)
latex & muchky stuff aside looks a nice job on the skirt & you appear to be heading in the right direction AJ... pob lwc ;)
confirmed tark's comment in the following link http://www.krono-original.com/laminate-accessories
jig also, but i always use mine 'upside down' as standard, force of habit when cutting wood - 2 broken thumbs, pinned & feked from 22yrs of rugby...
quite simply you get what you pay for... lifestyle as CEA pointed out is low end product, cheap 'n cheerful with QS up the top end & with a track...
any chance of a link... :cool:
