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Thanks very much for all your responses thats problem solved.

Nero9 tends to take over and cannot create files and then add more until dvd is full. This software is required to archive pictures in photoshop format a few at a time till disc is full ,as a last resort back up. But what software do i use for this data burning please.

Use one of these for better accuracy. http://www.axminster.co.uk/product.asp?pf_id=21755&name=center+rule&user_search=1&sfile=1&jump=44

3phase will get you good robust secondhand m/c's for less money a cable would have to be run to the workshop with switchgear, meters and distribution .

Ring SKY i had something similar fixed by sky during the call they said it was wrong from the install.

kityuser My line is a similar length to yours and my problems of loss of sync were improved greatly by having 'interleaving' turned on(isp will arrange with BT ) this may slow performance in gaming but it improved my line speed and reliability. Info from router is 5696kbps & 448kbps...

You seem to have a good understanding of line requirements but the things that stand out to me are the reluctance to sync up and the cross talk. A earth or contact fault would explain this.To listen for noise dial 17070 and option 2 phone plugged in with face plate removed. BT run large cables...

When a motor is switched on it draws a high current but as soon as it starts turning it generates a 'back emf' that reduces the current very quickly to its running current as determined by its power (wattage) you need the 16amp supply for that start up .

To heat the room fully around 5,000watts external temp -1c, internal 18c ,3500watts with roof insulated .

Whats the floor like it needs to be smooth to move m/c's about poly sheet and chipboard t&g flooring glued up with a sealer makes a nice job best to do this before it fills up with stuff.

Why not just level the 3x2"s with solid packing strip dpc and grout it will cut right down on labour and materials and then use that tar paint synthaproof? on the slab etc.

Its nice and long at 9.5m so you can have two heights one to maximise storage/insulation ( i have 70mm of kingspan its absolutely fine) and a area for assembly and long stock, plan your m/c layout and it will work its self out.

In toolstation a '80 amp' rcd is £33.13 Also you can rearrange the split load box to give you what you require looked like good value to me extra mcb's are £4.20.

This seemed like good value so i got one and its fine. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MK-CONSUMER-UNIT- ... 4a9cd7c489

Just taken the application out it seemed to take longer to finish loading all the 'stuff' so you could not start up a application from your menu as quickly as you would like.

As i get older i realise how important physical health is, ideas and projects that remind you of a younger time in your life are great but how long can you sustain them. I think you also need a plan 'B' . Me i took up motor cycling and no plan 'B' so thats the opposite to the above.

Doug B This was my first thought ,but its a wet area will the oak stay looking good. Anyone have anything similar in regular use.

As part of a bathroom and heating upgrade i am building a oak vanity and am looking for suggestions for a suitable surface for the wash bowl to stand on can any one help please.

I think you should tidy up the shop, look at the pictures you posted. Provide storage for the stuff thats in the way, look for space above bench height .You already have a versatile solution for rail cutting etc

I have a record plane where the rivet was not on the centre line so i cut it off level with the the frog and redrilled it and replaced rivet in correct position its now easy to adjust but i was lucky to find a spare rivet they are quite thin.