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My suggestions would require careful demolition first .There is a lot of wood in that structure seems a pity to burn it if its still useable.

I used 3 ply and had to router the edge where it touches the casting lip . Just extend the cut with a jap. saw for the knife. Your just trying to stop the saw eating the thin offcuts and reducing tearout.

You have 9x2 which could be cut to 4+x2 this could provide your stud walls the existing roof trusses could be treated and reused and there may be other timbers that could be recycled. Then you need cladding insulation and a roof but you have repaired a existing structure even if its a little...

A picture of the existing would be good it may provide some of the frame that you can repair and reclad with your timber stock.

It is massive but its sized to handle the current for start up of big machines while running other machines at the same time also as labour is expensive you do not want to do it twice . My shop runs on 5sq.mm with table saw, dust extractor, p/t , cross cut saws, etc because there is a max of two...

I was reading about faulty kit in a mag recently and the advice was its usually faulty capacitors in the power supply due to age and to try replacing them or its to difficult to fix . So look for bulging capacitors is the best you can do.

My SIP will run on 13amp but blows fuses so a 16amp supply is required i expect your feed cable and distribution protection will have to be uprated so that you can run other stuff and start up the saw. 16A is the blue industrial plug you could need:- wall mount socket, cable to distribution unit...

If you have to kill them i have read that putting them in ice (cubes) does the job .How about separating one or two off to a small container with new water and retreat the white spot.

Sliding table saws give you cross cut width but they are just so large (kity and jet super are ok) the space required made me reject them i have the SIP and osborne and i am happy. there are lots of ways to adapt the saw for special cuts etc and thats part of the hobby for me however if i was...

With your budget i would go for Bosch GCM 12SD 305mm is at £499.72 at axminster nice saw with good features.

With a CI saw you get consistent 90 deg. cuts full length so with a good blade the cuts could be glued and joined straight from the saw also the fence which is usually robust and free moving can be adjusted very fine to get a perfect fit they just make every thing more straight forward.

Some here.http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Dragon-Saws-Ltd

A self guiding trimming cutter does the same job i think but with the standard fence.

The line jack unit (LJU) provided by BT has two screws in the front remove and pull off the face it retains. Some cabling will be attached, there is the same type of socket under, plug in the phone dial a single number say 2 and listen for line noise if it there try a other telephone instrument...

Is the blade vertical then set and lock the 90 then check the fence with a engineers square try a cut use planed timber and check for 90 again you may have to tweak the fence to get a perfect 90 if it all works fine if not there is a problem with the slide mech.supplied blades tend to give poor...

The bush from axminster is fully machined and thicker the summit is stamped out .If the fence is not inline or set slightly away from the blade the back rising teeth can mark the cut surface, easy to test for. you can also adjust the riving knife to apply slight pressure to hold work away from...

I think from memory you are on vista just check all the clock details and you do not want any additional clocks you should be connected to a internet clock which updates daily.

My brother in law used to teach in a prison and he said that the boys hate infrared movement detectors (pir) on alarm systems so perhaps a dummy or a alarm system would help.

does this helphttp://www.stapeley1.plus.com/manual_aw106pt.pdf

1 or 2 gang. number of switches double pole. both live and neutral are 'say' switched 1 way or 2 way for light switches. a make contact two terminals, or a changeover contacts three terminals, used for two or more way switching.