Ah, you see, I use my festool more than the Makita, Makita 36v is for flats etc, Festool is Domestic, mostly kitchens mindThat's because you've bought a 160mm diameter blade - Makitas use 165mm
Ah, you see, I use my festool more than the Makita, Makita 36v is for flats etc, Festool is Domestic, mostly kitchens mindThat's because you've bought a 160mm diameter blade - Makitas use 165mm
I find the Trend Craft Triple Chip Blades good for most things, most of the stuff I do is Finish work. A pack of three from FFX "bought this morning" was £27, so what's that £9 a blade, singularly they are £12ish.I'm trying to figure out how cheap a blade you want to use with a plunging rail saw.
For a reasonable cut you need to use something like a 40 to 50 tooth blade - and DW happen to do a nice little 165mm 40t blade (DT10640-QZ) which I can generally pick up for £11 to £14. That is about the same price as the 24t version (DT10624-QZ) - just in case you want a faster, rougher cut. In any case for rougher work I just wouldn't use a plunge saw
I actually use the cordless tool far more than the corded tools. If nothing else it gets round the need for regular PAT testing and carrying 110v cables (only to find they are too short, or the supply is ropey)
You can also fill with a near match 2-pack wood filler
If the kitchen has been fitted correctly there will already be supporting baton to any open expanse or worktop .Ok so just take out central support panel like foxholes said. Perhaps some supporting baton at back.
in circled photo both sides of cupboard (with euro hinges in) has holes all over. Can this be replaced or holes covered with a strip glued on?
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Baton running length of worktop in the wall at the back?If the kitchen has been fitted correctly there will already be supporting baton to any open expanse or worktop .
YesBaton running length of worktop in the wall at the back?
You will need to ensure that you make a better job than the builder, or they won't pay you either.He owes builder £1000 and isn't paying that's why they aren't coming back to fix this lot
No baton, could one be fitted underneath the middle upright removed?If the kitchen has been fitted correctly there will already be supporting baton to any open expanse or worktop .
Good job. I can't stand musical worktops!No baton, could one be fitted underneath the middle upright removed?
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