Check me out!

[widler]

Why? Because you can't cut plinths! [emoji23]

I had to refit a toilet in my mates house the other day after tiling his floors, had to cut pipes use tighten up thingies to tighten up stuff and push stuff on , not one leak, I'm a bloody plumber now [emoji33][emoji106][emoji41]

 

[David Rowell]

this is what I use to cut bottom of doors.http://www.screwfix.com/p/bahco-244-hardpoint-handsaw-22/60855
or planer if it is just couple of mm

score your lines with a nice sharp stanley to retain the crisp edge works really well and prevents tear out

 

[widler]

Or plaster. .:sofahide:...lol

Or tile [emoji33]

 

[Stef]

I had to refit a toilet in my mates house the other day after tiling his floors, had to cut pipes use tighten up thingies to tighten up stuff and push stuff on , not one leak, I'm a bloody plumber now [emoji33][emoji106][emoji41]

Plumbings a doddle Craig, it's as easy as putting nuts in a monkeys mouth.. [emoji6]

 

[Ian]

Speaking of plumbing, I did a bit of that today as well. Used some solvent weld to fit an Impey drain. I'll be able to get a certificate soon :lol:

 

[Andy Allen]

I plugged my radio in today....im now a sparky..

 

[White Room]

I picked my nose today does that mean I'm a neurosurgeon:whistling:

 

[Ian]

I plugged my radio in today....im now a sparky..

Woah!!!! Steady on, you can't do anything until you've done that weekend course my friend [emoji23]

 

[lizzardtong]

I picked my nose today does that mean I'm a neurosurgeon:whistling:

More likely coal miner

 

[Concrete guy]

One the best tools in my van !

We make diamond blades that fit the TS55 Festool, we currently have three types that fit depending on what you're cutting.

Currently

Granite
Quartz
Porcelain/Ceramic

These were produced to request for a number of large customers we have to solve particular problems they were having cutting their materials.