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I think you are only just on for timber size and span. If you are having any heavy machinery and heavy local loadings extra support may be required. My estimate based on 50x97 to span 2mtr at 400 spacing light loading.

Here is some info on the sheets :- http://www.slecladding.co.uk/ondul.htm

Is 210mm ok. http://www.summitsawblades.co.uk/saw_blades.htm

I got a quote for replacement but purchased some self adhesive velcro and repaired the sander with it thanks for all your suggestions. http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Convertape

This happened to me the inspector actually said you know more about electrics than me and wrote a letter stating the installation conformed to the current standards. The letter was all that was required when the house was sold 3 months later...

Low energy bulbs light instantly at 90% output 100% after a few seconds phillips good, ikea cheapest & morrisons have cheap offers .

Some background to explane my comment above. https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=9065&highlight= This larger p/t looks similar appearance to the axminster aw106 which has had a couple of table alignment problems reported on this forem and axminster have re drilled and fixed on...

I have had very poor service from charnwood in the past so i would be looking at the JET JPT-310 OR EBAY.

My AEG EX 400 random orbit sander has worn away most of the velcro hooks on its base. Can anyone help as to where to get a new base plate or sheet of velcro to replace/repair it, please. google could not help.

Makita do the cheapest rail guided saw very similar to festool . 6mm is difficult to cut as its flexible get a sheet of polystyrene on the floor plywood on top then the rail saw or any circ. saw with a guide edge and you can cut it and keep it flat and keep using the poly. over & over again.

I notice other non standard parts on the bike. numberplate hanger,brake discs,swinging arm, rear sets, heal plates air cleaner, engine cases,trim triangles,brake pipes, screen ,breather arrangement and tax disc holder and there may be others i have missed its a nice bike.

I have found that buying a compressor is not the compleat answer .The aldi one has a cheaper less robust connector i prefer a PCL connector system and like the axminster pneumatic tools the aw50n has depth adjustment i also found a auto lubricator gave very few mis fires .Noise well its not on...

I think you should be telling this to your doctor and then following his advice. Heart attacks and strokes are not good.

This is how i resolved the problem. https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=25773&highlight=

My current task using oak from Peover wood yard .A bookcase thats required for design books dvds etc in a modern flat sized to fit the space and minimise timber to make it easy to transport. A different take on the usual bookcase what does the team think. PLANS...

Like mike and others i would repair them you can get 6mm exterior ply in 10x5 sheets i would remove hardware ,straighten ,replace bottom, rail cut back t&g and replace with ply fix the door pairs together then cover the repaired doors with the ply so it faces outwards replacing hardware as...

I had the same contact problems last month but he responded by email early the next morning.My guess is they are busy to busy to answer the phone so let BT do it he then gets in early each morning and sorts out the enquiries etc.

I need a 16amp feed (unfused blue plug/socket) to my sip saw wired on a separate circuit with its own mcb. It did work on a 13amp ring but kept blowing the fuse in the plug.

So... what are my options? Where do I need to upgrade? Is the 2.5 T&E good enough? Is a single spur from the CU good enough? Can I/should I increase the size of the MCB to deal with more amps? No at least a 2.5 in parallel with the exiting. yes if it is larger and you are talking about the...

My understanding is that thinners has Acetone in it so i called it a day. I did not want to be accused of solvent abuse