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My Stanley No5 Bailey sole plate has been damaged so i am looking for a replacement that i can change over the other components to .Can anyone help please i can do PayPal if this would be helpful.Happy to do some fettling etc i am in Nantwich Cheshire.

Hang the door then fit the stops.

I did use shuttering ply but it was quite good but needs liping

I have to do quite a lot of this soon thinking of getting a 'pointing gun' but what is the recommended mix and how wet etc., i need good adhesion the slab edges are tapered and mortar has failed in the past although they do not rock, any help here would be appreciated.

I assume that the socket is not surface mounted as if it was you could move it to give more wire length available in the housing for easy connection. As it is you can only keep trying or get a sparks to crimp some wire on to extend the short ones.

Wood expands and contracts mostly across the grain the top of the circle is sealed and should not move the under side is not so well sealed so takes on the humidity and expands ,this is causing the curl (like a bimetal strip).The only way i can come up with, is to strip it completely all...

If the 1.5m bench was built sturdy but not to heavy you could pull it into a bigger space then you can use any fixing method and stand were you need to.

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Sorry must try harder

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My local supplyer price plus vat but delivered http://www.fortimber.demon.co.uk/matrl1.htm

I got it as well it went into the bin why do i need to pay for something that i am being treated on the NHS for.

I am required to produce shelving (quite a lot) to place pictures in frames on. Say 85mm wide with a small upstand as described above self supporting. Google has not helped so i an looking for ideas can you help please they will be fixed to a brick wall. One final thought i have a kreg jig but...

When you do a electrical job its a good idea to use best practice you have a 40a feed .New box with rcb (better protection) + 2x 16a mcb (16a +ring )&5a mcb (lights) thats 5ways used look at garage distribution units in toolstation and screwfix and you are adding 1x 16a mcb.

frugal i agree 16 a plugs and sockets are unfused

Setting the saw up is important the hand book from record will take you through it, check the wheels rotate smoothly by hand first. Set the fence square and cut wood ,check your setting after a couple of days running in you get a surface that needs planing up not smooth .

Here is a similar question and i describe my system which could be helpful to you, remember fine filters reduce suck. https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=29018&highlight=

Jake i don't understand what you said. Just to be different my garage ring cct has a 16a mcb and i have connected a 16a socket to it adjacent to a 13a outlet i do not need 32a fuseing.

Same as ike happy with the jet.

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