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If it has rubble in between the two layers of sandstone, and it usually does , the hole will fill when you withdraw the bit.  You will have to devise a  way to draw through whatever you are putting in, usually by attaching it to the bit , or if need be a suitable sleeve to it.. If you don't the...

As you are in Bangor I have filled this in for you lol.  I have fond memories of Gwynedd . :)

Yes, Rabbit off there somewhere .

Forget that, I have just seen your other post. :)

Sorry I'm a bit confused , is this your home , or are you an Agent.

If your designer has drawn the plans for the home automation system and interface connections  , there should be no problems for the electrician to follow that .   I think you are worrying over nothing , unless you do not trust the designer.

Lol, maybe I am a bit enthusiastic . I was brought up on farms , and we had a circular saw driven from a tractor.  We cut all sorts with it , and were aware of the dangers .  I helped out in the local sawmill with  a blade similar to you have described . We made fence posts and planks from...

Yes , I agree . Not too bad for short pieces though.

Petrol if you are at an outside wood pile.Anyway I think leads are dangerous on gear like that.  I have never used an alligator saw , but I can tell you a chain saw is very efficient.

Bench or chain saw , depending on the length.

It will depend on the model . The battery on my Dell cannot be seen , it is hidden away between the circuit boards.  Try you tube , you will probably find a vid on there for yours.

Same here , green fields and a golf course.  The other one , green fields , lake and country park, and a nature reserve.

If it is the motherboard they are not a fortune on google. https://www.google.co.uk/search?client=opera&q=dell+motherboard&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8#q=dell+laptop+motherboard&tbm=shop

That's the sort of thing you never live down , and the story gets bigger with the years. :)

Hunslet 040 . I had to google that , but I  envy you if you drove one of those.

With the exception of the paint job, it actually looks in good condition.  That would be an old navvy even when you were there.

I have a Dell . I have replaced the battery , it is fiddly , but not difficult.  Usually you get a bit of warning with the battery , the clock is usually reset when you fire it up.Or at least it was on mine.  A couple of quid for the battery is worth a go though.

The fan may have failed and it has overheated . Let it cool down completely , then fire it back up.   It may tell you it has shut down due to overheating . if it does the fan may of failed or the heatsink is faulty .

Was it a Marion or Bucyrus Erie?  We had the largest draglines in Europe up here , the most famous being 'Big Geoerdie.' he was a BE 1550 . weighed in at 300 tons. he was the smallest of his three successors.  When his working life was over they tried to sell him on , the deal fell through and...

Yes . Opencast mining. Many years ago now though. Brought up around heavy earth moving equipment. :)