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birdsmouth joint ? It would mean theres no need for screws. What I see on many of these doors is the weight of the door acting on the brace is pushing against the stile, right at the mortise on the middle(and/or) bottom rail. But with the birdsmouth its pushing down into the rail, rather than...

Personally I've never ever seen a wooden cutting board in a kitchen, mainly as you cant stick it in the dishwasher to sterilize it. Every kitchen I've ever worked in use polypropylene. And then the choice of timber they've used 'rubberwood' doesnt strike me as being professional despite the...

I've always had a love of the really old motorbikes, especially the 1920/30's type, Not fast, more ,more brass and twiddly knobs and levers with a top speed of 40. But my father put me off as he was of the opinion they were too dangerous, so never actually got into it. Sidecar for the win :D

A black hole walks into a bar and orders a drink. The bartender asks if it would like food with that. The black hole says, “No thanks, I’m a light eater.”

What about this type, Its called a downdraft extractor. Sits at the back of the hob. https://cookology.com/product-category/extractor-hoods/cooker-hoods-by-fitting/downdraft-cooker-hoods/

'Round' holes are so yesterday. Join The Revolution ... Triangular Holes :geek:

Ok. Been trying to choose between the CTS and the jobsite pro models, both for me have their pluses and minuses, especially in a small workshop like my current one. The CTS is good, because it is small and easy to move about, but i might have probs in finding somewhere for it to live when not...

Quite an incredible concept. I believe Musk came up with the idea when lying in bed one night ...

When I read threads like this i completely understand how in history it was reported of slaves defending their masters ,sometimes to the death. Know your class, know your place, and woe betide anyone who tries to tell you different.

Its not new theory, its an expansion on the premise of the original theory. If you listen to prof Brian Cox, or Neil DeGrassey Tyson on something like how we discovered Neptune, it gives a better understanding. We formulate the data, and it works, but for a niggling doubt because the math...

What about strip curtains ? They're long thin but wide flexible pvc usually between 6"-12" wide x 2mm or 3mm thick and they overlap so dust cant get through, but you can walk through. Very common in the meat trade and last workshop which was about 2000 square feet had them to help prevent fine...

Children - No Money/Savings/toys - Yes

I know what the program is called and what it is about, i was being facetious. But would you then class them as 'economic migrants' ? the type of which the likes of Farage, the daily mail and right wing constantly attack. A bit like that Charlie Mullins clown. He's on GB news complaining about...

Some dont seem to understand what London is and its place in history. Major trading center for at least a thousand years and a total mixing pot of cultures Someone above cited the demographics of London as being 36%. whatever white British. Though the number of white is 53+% with British Asian...

Grind it up finely and put in a little ziplock bag. Place it in a pub toilet cubical. Go back to your table and take out pen and notebook Record results

Absolutely correct, the VAST majority. But to the haters and racists they would look at 100 cases and pick the only 2 offences committed by brown people and cite those as endemic to that community. The ICCSA reports certainly back up evidence that this has been going on for decades(if not...

Indeed, some places are just taking the proverbial. But that said it really depends on the grade of timber they're offering. If its class A that type of section 8 inch by 4 or 5 inch, then that can prove pricier but grade C(C for crud) its more character with knots and splits is next to nothing...

Some of the craft shops take in work, which basically sits there till someone happens along, likes and buys and you split profits with the craft shop and yourself. At whatever percentage was decided before hand. Craft fairs are another route, and there you can hire a table to stick your stuff on...

Its not really about personal choice, but in the domestic use that we're discussing a case of convenience, and also situational I mean you can get a A stihl or husqvarna 12-14" for about 200 quid, Though you'll need a separate can for petrol, but with the plug in its simply a case of plugging it...