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This is the info on spans look at page 40 onwards it looks like you are well over speced on timber size for your spans http://www.stapeley1.plus.com/build%20regs%20&%20calcs.pdf marine ply could also be over as it wont be getting wet .

If you do this work as a noncompetent person your doing it at your own risk as this work is notifiable in part p of the regs. The +ve buss bar is cut after the 6 amp fuse and wired to rcd +ve. -ve is wired to - of rcd and -rcd o/p wired to a new neutral two way made from a suitably rated...

Some pictures of 301b ebay link

This site may help just look at technical data for the product you are using http://www.marleyeternit.co.uk/

'breathable membrane, then 18mm OSB, and covered with Wicks felt shingles' Should be osb, breathable membrane then shingles .So that water vapour passes through osb and membrane then dissipates around the shingles.

It looks fine to me thats a 2.4 hp machine it will cut most anything .

I think a strip of dpc is fixed to the under sheathing so the frame and boards meet half way across it so any water then is directed downwards to the base, above the window it directed outwards

Glad to see that your negotiation was successful, one small point the space from your proposal to the house could be built on if the roof line for it only was at a lower level as this reduces head room its not so useful but it would make great storage for sheet goods,timber,tools etc and as...

From ad in british woodworking tele 0870 777 1425 [email protected] for the 2007/08 catalogue could be a good place to start.

What is the level of the ground on the other side of the leaking wall . Some pictures would also help.

Seems to me that you should separate the system to say one outlet (there are plastic fittings to block soil pipe)and see what amount of suck you get then work from there to find and fix the performance loss.

Tony your comment :- I use end mills instead of straight fluted router cutters as they cost around £4-8 each for 3/16" to 1/2" and are spiral cutters (1/2" spiral router cutters are often 5 times this). I looked up end mills in axminster and they seem to have a screw fixing so how are they...

There is one on ebay with a bowl turning attachment might be a low cost start to turning.

The standard is square or rather oblong.Could you get something made by a local machine shop.

I have always been happy with axminster preform (yellow)router cutters start with straight,self guiding trimming,ovolo,and chamfer.Then as required all 0.5 inch shank.

Your proposals are spot on no gap required and poly vapour barrier required any insulation type no gaps. Condensation will only form on under side of tiles .

The original rail using some of the oak that i was lucky to get at a bargain price. The baluster spacing is from a musical score of a simple beat. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLSVyNDfqYY

It looks scratched to me so cleaning it will not solve the problem maybe you could glue a suitable surface on to it or repaint it. The freezer may not have a lot of value second hand anyway (lots on freecycle around here).

Have a look at:- http://www.foamseal.co.uk/ and http://www.bufca.co.uk/

Start with a new blade chip bd. kills blades check it runs free in its guide wheel and try different amounts of pendulum action make sure you are not side loading the blade.