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I'm looking for a new cordless SDS drill and I quite like the look of this fella. Has anybody got any thoughts that will help me part with or keep my

I got a separate phone for work so I could turn it off if I wasn't taking calls from the unknown but I could still receive invitations to go to the pub from friends on my private phone. However I'm back to one phone know as I got fed up of taking 2 phones out with me.

I better save me pennys and get one after that glowing report. :) I love buying new tools I'll add this to my ever growing list. ;)

Just had a look at the video on you tube it does look a like a nice bit of kit. What would you use it for? Cutting floorboards. Cutting lath and plaster. What else? Is it a luxury tool or a must?

Wouldn't it be quicker to use a circular saw.

But theres no much to a lamp I would of thought they would all be manufactured to a similar standard.

Whats the difference between a cheep an expensive light? (Don't say price I know your thinking it)

A lot more customers on the way I would of thought.

It comes with an impact wrench, you'll have to get an adaptor to turn it into a driver.

It runs under the floor not sure where it goes the switch in question is on the landing. If I go down that route it would be a much bigger job.

What about one of these?? http://www.screwfix.com/search.do;jsessionid=3QLDNQ3KM5RO2CSTHZPCFFA?_dyncharset=UTF-8&fh_search=46538

No she doesn't want anything on the wall.

I've never done any heat shrinking I take it you need a heat gun, which I don't have. Is that the only option as I don't really want to buy a tool that I only use for 1 switch.

I need to move a light, to do so I need to extend the strappers. So I'm going to slide some 3 core T&E down the existing capping for the switch cable. But I need a permanent joint that I can plaster over, what do I need to use?? Tim

Bad day to be a Wigan fan lol. Birmingham City for me.

Why are all the cpc's connected into a phase? (last pic)

I skimmed the ceiling about 6 months ago maybe I could of nicked it with my trowel. The bathroom is directly above, about 12" of the bath under tiles with no sign of water so can't see it being a floorboard issue.

About 10 Inches from the choc bloc.

Re-wired about 20 years ago.

You could finish work earlier, I try to get home before the street lights come on. HTH