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+1 for citric acid Ebay have tons of sellers offering the stuff Can get a bit smelly if you do it indoors - nothing dangerous and the smell will clear with windows open for a bit...

We have a hospice in our area and lots of charity shops for that hospice. They have recently opened a large donation centre. No limits, no silly rules. Just drop off all- sorts there including electricals. It's really useful to have in the area. You can take a car load and they accept it all...

I agree - much too much work. Send one down to me and I'll look after it for you!!

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As for repairs - which part of South London are you? There's D&M tools in Twickenham. They sponsor the big tool show each year and I'm pretty sure they do repairs. Wandsworth - Gatto and Sons and Wandsworth Power tools both do repairs. I've also just discovered RS Tool repairs in Raynes Park...

Welcome to the forum - would love to see some photos of your work

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Very happy to hear that things have turned a corner. A journey of a thousand miles has to start with a single step. Hopefully clearing a little space will make it easier to sort more stuff and suddenly you have a room cleared.

Welcome - we also offer marriage counselling!!

Is the MAD museum worth it? I've thought about going when we've looked at Warwick castle trips

I'm intrigued - any chance of a video of that in action?

So many amazing replies. Keep up the paperwork records - academies are awful and will lie about anything unless you have a ton of evidence. You can't rely on other staff speaking up for you I'm afraid. My wife was unlawfully kicked out of her academy job and the staff were threatened about...

That's ingenious - thanks for sharing

I think there's a lot of times when people retract their bids and pull out. The turn around seems very quick though unless the buyer had already emailed before the end of auction saying that they weren't going to pay but were still top bidder when it ended

Do you still drive the car into the garage? Or do you just use the door for access / bikes / lawnmower etc? If the car never goes in - you could support from below. Even build some shelving half way across and use that to support most of the over door shelf.

Hadn't thought of enlarging it Chai Latte. I want to keep it this size as it's a good little compact saw for making repetitive cuts on the smaller pieces of wood. A couple of clamps and the children can use this to make matching wings / tail fins for planes. Saw down a little piece of wood into...

I thought this would be the one - but another 550mm I'm afraid

I've seen homebase and B&Q saws come up on gumtree / ebay. But the boxes looked quite old and I dont think they do them any more

Might try those - I have an account with Zoro - so could be an easy option to try. Thanks

That seems like a good search term - getting slightly better results