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Pat Vegas
03-26-2018, 11:42 AM
I need a drill. What won shall I get?
Sir C
03-26-2018, 11:44 AM
I need a drill. What won shall I get?
De Walt.
Next question.
Pat Vegas
03-26-2018, 11:45 AM
De Walt.
Next question.
That's what I was told.
Do I need a work bench?
barrybueno
03-26-2018, 11:47 AM
That's what I was told.
Do I need a work bench?
Nah just kill people at bus stops :drillerkiller:
That's what I was told.
Do I need a work bench?
Does rather depend what you're drilling. If it's a wall, then no
Sir C
03-26-2018, 11:49 AM
That's what I was told.
Do I need a work bench?
Absolutely. A man must have a work bench. I've never taken mine out of its box, but it's important to have it.
Pat Vegas
03-26-2018, 11:49 AM
Does rather depend what you're drilling. If it's a wall, then no
I will redo the floor, so I will need a saw. my saw is crap.
I am getting quite handy I changed the taps as one broke on friday evening. no messing around.
Ocado arrived. a quick dump then sped to Screwfix and was done within 20mins.
Absolutely. A man must have a work bench. I've never taken mine out of its box, but it's important to have it.
Apparently we have one, buried deep within the garage I would imagine
I need a drill. What won shall I get?
I have lived in and owned* my house for 15 years now and never owned a drill. A man does not "need" a drill.
When construction to the degree of drilling is required I employ a man.
*I don't.
Pat Vegas
03-26-2018, 11:57 AM
I have lived in and owned* my house for 15 years now and never owned a drill.
When construction to the degree of drilling is required I employ a man.
I actually really enjoy doing this stuff.
If only I had worked out years ago the right tools are needed for the right job. :-(
I actually really enjoy doing this stuff.
If only I had worked out years ago the right tools are needed for the right job. :-(
Half the battle there.
What are you intending to drill?
Please note that replies relevant to a) my Mrs or b) my Mum will be ignored.
Viva Prat Vegas
03-26-2018, 12:45 PM
I have a heavy Black & Decker drill up in the loft
I know it is out of date because it needs to be plugged in
Pat Vegas
03-26-2018, 01:02 PM
I have a heavy Black & Decker drill up in the loft
I know it is out of date because it needs to be plugged in
:Nod: I am fed up of using these.
My jigsaw is a pile of junk it has missing pieces.
I need a drill. What won shall I get?
Makita. The battery is interchangable with other Makita devices.
Also, I want a petrol lawnmower for the summer. Not because there is anything wrong with my electric one, or that my garden is big enough to necessitate it; they just seem cooler :combustionengine:
Pat Vegas
03-26-2018, 01:30 PM
Makita. The battery is interchangable with other Makita devices.
Also, I want a petrol lawnmower for the summer. Not because there is anything wrong with my electric one, or that my garden is big enough to necessitate it; they just seem cooler :combustionengine:
good idea.
Whilst I am at it. the space for the fridge is about 5mm too short for the particular fridge freezer I want to fit.
the counter top is causing this as there is over hang.
can I cut a bit of the counter off?
Pokster
03-26-2018, 01:39 PM
good idea.
Whilst I am at it. the space for the fridge is about 5mm too short for the particular fridge freezer I want to fit.
the counter top is causing this as there is over hang.
can I cut a bit of the counter off?
Yes you can, or you can get someone in who will do a better job and means you won't have to replace the whole thing*
* Obviously it depends what your counter is made of
Makita. The battery is interchangable with other Makita devices.
Also, I want a petrol lawnmower for the summer. Not because there is anything wrong with my electric one, or that my garden is big enough to necessitate it; they just seem cooler :combustionengine:
Petrol or battery would do, anything that means no sodding leads!! I just refuse to spend £300+ on another lawnmower
Sir C
03-26-2018, 01:40 PM
Yes you can, or you can get someone in who will do a better job and means you won't have to replace the whole thing*
* Obviously it depends what your counter is made of
It's Italian marble. He wants to get thon Michelangelo in.
Petrol or battery would do, anything that means no sodding leads!! I just refuse to spend £300+ on another lawnmower
I had an electric one once, mowed over it and cut the fúcking lead in two.
Got a petrol one.
I had an electric one once, mowed over it and cut the fúcking lead in two.
Got a petrol one.
Nearly done that on several occasions. A job I never do hungover
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