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wickes its a compound used to fill the joints screw heads etc on there dry wall plaster board system.

From the tables for a flat roof dead load 0.75 to 1.0 kn/m sqd. for maintenance or repair access. good strength timber 50x147 at 450mm span is 2.97m. 50x97 at 400mm will span1.81m so a central support will be required sorry not able to do calcs for this . Me i would go for 2x6 at 16 inch ctrs...

I have the smallest stove :-http://www.thehotspot.co.uk/products.asp?cat=47&subcat=183&range=345 http://www.thehotspot.co.uk/products/Relax_workshop_Heaters/Relax_Stoves.asp for my shop which you have seen ,50% well insulated single brick the rest. It works fine for burning all my sawdust off...

This info may be of interest to you. http://www.thinkbroadband.com/news/4566-bt-home-hub-3-to-launch-at-end-of-february.html

I had the same problem with 13a fuses so i looped in a 16a blue socket fitted a blue plug then changed the mcb on the garage ring to 16 amps. But i would not run the saw with a faulty switch.

Digit I hope the fire station is only a short distance from your installation you may be needing them. Or you could be winding us up, lets hope so.

Friction is a factor try turning the wheels by hand and may be reduce tension or increase guide clearance checking blade runs straight true and is turning freely .The motor needs to get moving quick and generate some back emf to reduce current requirement.

It would be a great shame not to reuse the slates perhaps you could slate the front face and use a man made product/slate for the rear. If you do not use the slates the roofer will just collect them up and sell them. Roofing work is quite easy once the supporting timbers are in place Note also...

5.6kg would this be a problem for you ,lots of power though, depends on what you will be using it most for.

No one has mentioned carbon offset and dealing with CO2 why would you sell your forests with these problems to deal with.

Just resell and reduce your losses.

Just to break the seal drive it in then stilsons to start it moving and extract with help from wd40.

Toolstation cat page 42&43 has best most robust type .air line equip is 1/4 inch so start with rubber hose (10m) and order fittings to complete seal with ptfe tape.

This is confusing i had it worked out as 99.99 inc vat became on the 4th of jan 102.49.

The heat carrying exhaust could be ducted back to the shop via a in line filter (used in air conditioning) so may carry a small amount of fine dust Depending on how good the cyclone was working. Then use a personal positive feed full face mask system and get into a regular habit of cleaning up...

The black handle/knob at the front, if tight locks the slide so could affect a smooth slide .The 'tilt' at the rear is a simple pivot with stops at preset angles so should be easy to sort.If the miss aligned holes cause poor operation get your round file to work.Best to not fully tighten the...

I agree with big soft moose and think you should put all machines on casters then you can bring the m/c to the work area and connect up to your extraction system which idealy should be housed out side the shop. Other useful m/cs are bandsaw and slideing miter saw ,please note if you fix the sms...

This info on my workshop build may be helpful any further info just ask. https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/extending-my-existing-flat-roof-workshop-t23279.html

Some boilers have a pump run on to prevent 'heat soak' on a fully pumped system to keep the over temp stat. from operating, a special by pass valve takes the flow. Run on has to be wired in with the boiler controls.

Has it run out of ink.