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    --Tom-- replied to the thread Parquet Floor Restoration Issue.
    Oh dear, can see why you’re disappointed. It will need careful treatment to get the water stain out- with no guarantees of success. I...
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    --Tom-- replied to the thread Help wanted Nailsea area..
    Whilst not ideal at 20mm thick and being for a fence a jigsaw could also do it - or to save a round trip a hand saw. I’ve sawn similar...
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    --Tom-- replied to the thread General use clamps.
    As above - depends In workshop if holding small parts together for gluing Kant twists are great as grip with less slip sliding. They’re...
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    --Tom-- replied to the thread Glen Heater - Model 2142.
    I always wonder about energy efficiency and electric heaters - I’d assume a certain amount of energy produces a certain amount of heat -...
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    --Tom-- replied to the thread Paste wax.
    Perhaps read the other answers… Myself and others did recommend wax designed for the purpose requested...
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    Workshop worktop fine Kitchen worktop maybe not If it’s anything like wood from building sites I’ve had be prepared for embedded grit...
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    --Tom-- replied to the thread Paste wax.
    It’s just for lubrication so most waxes are fine Axminster used to sell machine wax - handy to wipe over metal surfaces for lubrication...
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    If you’re happy with a plane then shooting the mitres will let you get exact sizes and (with a well made shooting board) exact angles.
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    --Tom-- replied to the thread 6" Abrasive Sanding Discs.
    Rhynowet also good what are you typically sanding - unfinished timber? I find SiC is sharper but AlOx lasts a lot longer
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    I can’t foresee the wood cupping as the heat from the fridge is going to be pretty dry. If it was steam then maybe but at 40mm thick...
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    --Tom-- replied to the thread Worst Cookware.
    Yep, I was thinking the hole has fragile edges though. I’ve been to plenty of houses where washing up consists of stuff chucked in the...
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    --Tom-- replied to the thread Worst Cookware.
    My stainless lids don’t have holes and work well at keeping the steam in. Often beneficial. If I want to let steam out I just don’t put...
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    --Tom-- replied to the thread Worst Cookware.
    To me, as glass edges are where they are most prone to chipping. Giving the edge protection helps, especially where chips could drop...
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    --Tom-- replied to the thread Worst Cookware.
    Samuel Groves still make cookware in Uk, have been happy with mine https://www.samuelgroves.com/ Have their stainless pans and...
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    Now you have a photo I’d be tempted to measure it off the screen with a protractor and then cut a bit of scrap that you can then tweak...
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