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When i extended my shop i considered having a fixed position for the saw but rejected it due to space required both front and rear and where to position it mid run or at the end they are big things and take loads of space. So i built a simple cabinet of sheathing ply with fold up supports which...

Its not suitable for purpose you can replace, have it machined or put a suitable wood face on it which will reduce its capacity slightly. It may have some flexibility so can be bent/straightened slightly but 2mm is a lot .

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If you are going to have water, main drainage and construct as habitable space just getting the ok from the guy nexst door will not be sufficient.Time to get those ducks in a row, finalise design draw plans and cost out.

Single brick or block with piers would be a more economical than cavity a concrete floor layed on dpc is good for machinery and can have chip board over for a smooth easy clean floor .The prefab end gable could be encorporated saveing build costs. Insulation is very desirable. Very easy with...

This may be of interest. http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1236637

When i did my flat roof the min. order quantity was a major problem. Only certain sizes were on stock and could be supplied in small quantitys . If its a pitched roof just fit it between the timbers K7 . k12 for walls thick as you can fit between timbers i am sure it will be fine for roof also.

I would go for the oil filled radiator shown on the same screwfix page,infrared heats objects/people so you have to stay stationary.

I do not find them dim or slow to start and have had to reduce wattage in some rooms as there to bright . Morrisons and Ikea for low prices. I use the type with 3 or 4 u tubes Dimming is a problem i had dimmable wall lights in main room so obtained two standard lamps dim by switching lamps off now

Yes.winter is here you will need a good battery when fitted make sure the charging system raises the voltage and you should be good to go.

Router/modem must be always on. interference which may not be audio can corrupt blocks of data, interleaving checks and resends data to help line with this, doing the correct things to the internal wires reduces interference, but if the line is still seeing hits then you need a new copper pair...

Ask them to switch on interleaving it fixed the same problem for me. I have more info on this but try the above first.

I use a programable thermostat that controls the circulating pump you set the temp for a number of times during 24hrs so you maintain those settings all year if you like it also has a week end setting to set new times and temps. you can press a button to raise or lower temp manually.

The danger is the bed falling of the blocks/timber length. May be some ply fastened to where the headboard would fix and the two legs then fixed to the blocks/timber would hold everything in place and stand any knocks. Or make two 3 inch longer square tubes that the legs slide into if leg fixing...

newt I have this sky+ two cables and freesat one cable from a 4way lnb on standard sky dish it all works fine with good pictures and great hd. http://www.lyngsat.com/28east.html

dump. a proper saw will give you a much better result and hold its value better.

This is where i got abrasive loads (got it from his feedback) he may be able to help with slugs as well. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170265621962 buzzliteyear4( 918)

neilyweely i have the delta boss it got damaged in transit as that ci is heavy and i think the parcel rolled and wrote off the plastic base i fixed it. The next problem was abrasive loadings there i found a supply on ebay in the usa,haven't found a supply of rubber slugs yet but i have most...

There are two specs for hdmi the best is for a 1080p signal and is v1.3. good cables improve picture and reduce interference a better scart will do this and can be reused if you go to sky+ I use http://www.audiovisualonline.co.uk/dynamic/eshop_categories.set/ref/8/scart-cables/browse.html who...

A well insulated workshop is great to have i did mine when i extended it the temperature stays constant it will warm up very quickly and we should all be trying to save energy. I think OPJ idea of a extra wall is great, insulate it even the home made doors (so you can move m/cs about for long...