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But does it do the job.

I have done this on norms table but i made sure cut edges were lipped or sealed so that i did not have problems with damp .The fence position is set by a simple clamps and wing nuts. Check that the surface is dead flat especially if second hand and best to use the 40 mm type also.

My surname is Wood also.

Toolstation http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Fixings/d90 good prices.

1 yes if its pitch based. 2 yes but heavy point loads will not be good so battens in the load areas at least. 3 below for either case. 4 it will work but there are cheaper vapour barriers.

From web regs :-http://www.diydata.com/planning/planregperm/planning_rules.php so you have 1m to go.

Ant powder Aldi they get it on themselves and take it back to the nest but needs to be kept dry and away from pets.

Looks like i have binned the wrong cat. but like i mentioned it was just a example i am sure you will find a supplier.

Yes its correct the roll is 1.5x10m at £225

No its cat no86 part no 25009-86 a quilt material 0.2 u value. but i was using it as an example there are a number of manufacturers ,this high performance insulation looks ideal for your situation.

There is insulation available that meets the regulations thats quite thin look at page 566 in screwfix i am sure kingspan can give you info on there own high performance product.

You could send a message to the seller and point out his error

A 'chippy'the very best of luck with your new job i expect you will soon become the british 'woodwhisperer' http://lumberjocks.com/jocks/philsville/blog/1428

Set up usually, everything is adjustable so you have to check the set up lots of info on this on web.It takes time but the settings stay, check all the plastic bits that go on the ends of the fence etc i had to file off high spots.The standard blade is not very good (good one on offer at...

Cut a wooden block to the correct angle and use that as your guide you could develop the idea and fix the cutter to it with a tyrap etc.

I once rang schlegel uk on 0146 815500 for info and they sent a sample of the aquamac seal i needed ,yards of it . It did the job for free. www.schlegel.co.uk

Its been down for 3 months car on it each day table saw casters say 3 times a week a lot of wood dropped on it after my lucky delivery and its fine. You can screen it and float it if you are quick when laying. My floor was very bad so i rough levelled with sand /cement pva'd then mixed half bag...

I recommend a irwin detail pullsaw (screwfix) to cut off maranti plugs and the fix will be hardly noticeable also the house will last for a long time.

billybuntus Selfleveling latex based 0-15mm thick and it will stick ! i used wickes (cheapest) and it works well when properly mixed ,you may have to pva some surfaces but i don't see it working properly with paint on damp proofer but you may not need the damp proofer.

I like a smooth floor so i used self leveling on the concrete and floor paint , the separate workshop has a chip board floor with floor varnish (water based). Both are easy to move m/c on casters and brush up.