Knowing the height, that a reasonable ladder job
My stepladder just allows me to reach/touch those beams, but I'm wussing out & collaring a sparky. Wanting to get the rats nest of wiring for the upstairs lights simplified, so I ordered that fitting to coincide. Just need to find a sparky brave/stupid enough now. 
I give you....Parcelfarce [as the original parcel carriers]
if they concentrate.
Prepare to be disappointed if you are used to a good saw!
We bought one for the mens shed after reading all the good reviews. It was used a few dozen times, set in a corner and we then went & bought an old startrite cast iron table saw.
Basically the evolution is so flimsy it's impossible to cut anything accurately.Maybe ok for very light material but if you try to rip anything heavy you can actually see the thin blade bending. A thicker blade might help things but the motor might not be powerful enough to drive it. The fence is also flimsy & will bow out unless you clamp something behind it for support. As poor as my £99 Lidl table saw is it is better than this effort costing 3x more!
Hope you kept the receipt!
I would like a DRO for the lathe but I’d rather have one on the mill.Christmas is coming, you [or someone else?] can treat yourself!
no idea on the delivery company but glad they weren't lifted
A few years ago I was in need of a table saw and as a cheaper option, grabbed the Evolution Rage5-S. I used it with the collapsible stand for a while then built it into a mobile bench so I could add a larger surface either side of the saw platform. I also bought a few Freud blades as they are my preferred blade. I have hammered this saw by putting all sorts of wood through it from rough timber to different hardwoods and the saw has never failed, the fence has been solid, and it's cut perfectly.
The only thing I don’t like about the inserts are they don’t have anything stamped or etched on them.Vardex are top notch threading tools and inserts, you won't be disappointed
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