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My suggestion protects the swa cable yours keeps lights etc on when house rcd trips .Note shed rcd trips at lower current than house so no interaction.Above is covered by discuss with sparks or is this a diy.

1. Should the MCB for the shed supply be on the RCD side of the house CU or not? (My house CU is split). 2. What size MCB should supply the shed? Is 32Amp appropriate? 3. What gauge T&E should I use? Is 4mm sq heavy enough? 4. What gauge SWA? 1. RCD side 2. 50a 3. 6sq mm 4. what comes...

'i'm a bit of a skinflint' Price up your proposals with tons of ballast etc and 8x2 then look at concrete and hire of hand winch to remove stumps .

Shed floor will need to be strong for a p/t check the weight and if on castors smooth floor is required.

In the shed I will have:- 1 x Lighting circuit. ( 6 double florescent lights). 1 or 2 x ring mains. ( With lots of sockets). 1 x Table saw, (I believe running from a 16A MCB). 1 x Bandsaw, ( depending on which one, pos running from a 16A MCB). 1 x Planner\Thicknesser. 1 x Extractor. Don't...

Out feed table and not sure.

What i was trying to get across is why have the doors so big 1.5mtrs wide is plenty and clad the rest of the portal.

Have you access to help to barrow concrete lets say two or three barrows on the go and one other rough levelling you can shift a lot in 20 mins and you can clean up and utilise the shuttering/levelling board in the construction.This works for me every time then set in the wet concrete some...

Could be a switch problem when it comes back and it will, just switch them off until you find it then replace.

Roller doors usually run along the inside face of the wall could you just leave them there and stud out the portal with a say double doors and clad a lot less work for a man with a bad back and easy to put back if you move on.

Roughly watts equals volts times amps so you have a max of 8 amps but the saw motor draws more on start up, it pulls the volts down and no start up .Why not run some 2.5 twin and earth as a better temp. solution with a plug in rcd device at the feed plug end for safety.

The axminster nailer has depth adjustment which i find useful and i get the brads from them also.

A power mitre saw with a good fine blade and hold down jigs for the small parts should give minimal final fitting.

Might be a idea to look at pond pumps and switch on when required you will need a input filter on it.

There of course are books on the subject result of first search:- http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/book/9781854861078/Workshop-Electrics

lots on ebay but similar price.

Put 'sump pump' in google lots of links and choice.select one that will lift the number of meters you need with a float switch and check you have room to install .

Me i would just refit the broken handle so that every time i saw it or used it i was reminded of why the handle was shorter.

I think it would be a good thing if the 'right angled corners' were rounded off for safety reasons maybe all the other edges also, it will still look good.

Our photo frame uses a 2gb sd card but when we attempted to load above 130mb we got the above disc error . The answer was to reformat using FAT32 then error/sector check, a simple solution for a strange problem .It was a sandisk card supplied formated in FAT.