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I'm fairly certain I have one of those control cables spare somewhere...!?? I'll see if i can find it and take a couple of pictures of each end and perhaps someone can then clarify the type of connector plug on each end. Have you removed the original plug yet from the orange control box...

I'm afraid I dont recognise the make of door, but if it's any help , they are known as "Vinyl Wrapped" doors. The vinyl separating from the MDF core is a well known problem in the Trade.....!

I fitted quite a few of these Aqualisa showers back in the day and the normal installation procedure was to install a conduit in the wall from the touch button up to the ceiling. The idea being, that should that cable ever need to be replaced, it was a simple job to remove the existing cable and...

All three items are still for sale!

I agree with Spectric......Its highly unlikely that your outside isolation valve is in the highway.....I've never seen it in my 40 odd years working on peoples houses.

Having fitted & plumbed in hundreds of sinks over 40 years, I can understand the Dishwasher waste spigot,....but 3 "overflows"....??... from what...?

How about this one...

I have 4 of these for sale. They were bought from a member of this Forum as part of a job lot of other Bessey clamps about 9 years ago. I've not had a use for them myself, so it's time for them to go to a new home. These are one handed clamps and have a thickness capacity of between 10 to 55mm...

Saw is now Sold and collected.

This is now Sold and on it's way to the new owner.

EDIT. If anyone is interested in any one of the items, I would be willing to sell them individually if it helps? Saw = £320 Folding stand = £100 Blades = £80

The same thought crossed my mind...? 🤔

I bought this back in the 90's and it hasn't seen much action, certainly not since I bought my Festool Domino machine. This is a quality machine, as you would expect from Elu...! It's in good condition and comes with its original metal storage case ( a bit scuffed from storage in my van for...

Having a bit of a clear out of some of my "no longer used" tools. I bought this mitre saw & stand brand new in 2004 and it has only been used since then on 2 jobs.( I needed the larger cutting capacity that this saw offers....) Stored in a warm, dry storeroom ever since. Although it's now 20...

I have the same on some of my Grandfather's tools, usually his initials.... However, I believe there was a hand tool company back in the day called " Hubbard " and I think they made Bricklaying tools, hammers etc...?? They may have been an American company...?

I still have lots of my Grandfather's tools and still use a few of them.......A lot of them date from around WW2.

Thanks for the nice comments @Sideways and everyone else. I suppose it is a bit of a labour of love, but also quite gratifying to have your work & effort appreciated. Thanks again.👍 The saw is now Sold, subject to collection next weekend. Tim.

This saw is still available....👍 I have had a few messages asking for more information, so thought I would add that information here. The saw blade will stop in about 4 to 5 seconds once the power is turned off. The starter switch has NVR and adjustable overload protection. It has a 1.25hp...

Thanks for the comments Pete.👍 According to the original owners manual, the 145 saw weighs in at 90kg........not that I've weighed this one myself to check...😂

I appreciate that they are not cheap but, possibly your only other option would be to have a set of custom dogs turned and I imagine they would likely be more expensive than the option from Axminster. Incidentally, I purchased my fixed dimension Axminster Parf Dogs before I had a 2400 x 1200...