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It now appears that the tape was quite old, i used meths, thinners and white spirit as they were to hand it just spread a thin film so in the end it had to be sanded away but i have noted your suggestions for the future thanks to all.

Join freecycle usually lots of free cupboards etc if you do not like them recycle the timber you could be pleasantly surprised

No. horizontal not required there just add vertical studs cut to fit .Double studs around door noggins as required .

Quite some interest, so here is some more info to help you find it. post code WA16 A50 holmes chapel road turn at wippingstocks pub into stocks lane to overpeover follow grotto lane and turn rt into goostry lane then turn into drive to peover hall .Then as directions given to karl .

Karl the telephone number is 01565723300 turn into the drive 1/4 mile take middle fork and turn left at the last barn.

Wildwoods Peover Hall overpeover knutsford The usual plus Oak post and beam framing done by James who sells you the timber. English Oak kiln dryd on site £30.20 per cubic foot plus vat. http://www.flickr.com/photos/10228498@N04/3236595601/...

I am surprised nobody has mentioned play in the quill which the cheaper m/cs have. I hate it so i got a old startrite with no play and i am very happy with it ,so consider good s/h they have greater travel good depth stops and are well made.

I have fixed a template to some oak with double sided tape and when i come to splitting them i cannot get rid of the sticky left behind so far i have used white spirit and thinners .Scraping works but its so slow can anyone help please.

Is this any helphttp://www.stapeley1.plus.com/build%20regs%20&%20calcs.pdf

746 watts per HP . Is a 1inch blade the best for ripping wet timber i am thinking it could cause extra friction with the wet saw dust and the need to keep a very straight line

Just looked at the estimated cost £38000.and no three phase

Thats the wire on number 3 that needs removing leaving wires on 2 & 5 only. http://www.wppltd.demon.co.uk/WPP/Wiring/UK_telephone/uk_telephone.html

Not that i am aware of. One thing to watch is the drain pipe size and arrangement so as to not allow any syphoning

Modifying the wiring to your telephone extensions can help broadband speed this is a way to do it with out altering your wires. http://www.thinkbroadband.com/news/3838-video-guide-how-to-install-a-bt-i-plate.html

So heat lost is greater than heat gained .I would insulate at least 10 inches total in loft then do the walls as suggested. a temporary fix extra rad/double panel in nursery .

Check the boiler thermostat is turned up towards max make sure the valves on the radiator, there should be two one each end are open. Heavy curtains with a lining help with heat loss through windows attend to badly fitting windows and doors . The rads. should get almost to hot to touch if not...

To compleat the picture i have 4.3m of rising/horizontal steel duct with a total of 3.2m flexible duct on each end total lift is 2.0m over all. Keeping the lift as low as possible should save on HP also the elimination of leaks.

This was CCL http://www.lindab.co.uk/frameset/run_frame.asp?M=1&RoomID=&LangRef=12&Area=13&topID=3&ArticleID=12158&MenuID=519&Template=../templates/a_masterweb_standard.asp&T=43&ExpandID=2762 They have all the duct sizes blast gates etc. My workshop with extractor on the other side of the wall...

You may like to look at Tilgear. http://www.tilgear.info/ download there cat. and look at URKO f clamps and soft jaws ,there robust and do not slip and the small ones i have do not twist.

I have just installed a work shop stove and fill with saw dust & planer chips mixed ram down just below flue, light then wood off cuts which burn quite quickly but the saw dust burns at a slower rate works well and heats up fast.