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Ha ha no not specifically however the loft project is likely to deplete my current supply!

I do like to use japanned 'drywall' type screws for most things which don't need piloting, however I do like to pilot out the top board and half the joist anyway, just the way I was taught I spose lol! I find even though there's more time on the batt, the lack of torque required when screwing down means the battery lasts a lot longer. This may well be all in my head, mind!
 
rocker, google FWB.in stoke. they do drill bits and such. not sure if they do mail order though, but i an working close to them next week and could pick some up
 
FWB.co.uk. they have a branch in wales, but dunnoo where. they do online sales as well.
 

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