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Get a better one. Canvas, leather-reinforced

How about cutting down some "bedding screws"? Bolts with a steel cross-dowel to screw into? File the bolt-heads flat, or substitute countersunk machine screws

I'm only a "Snap-On expert" to the extent of knowing not to buy them. Over-chromed; over-priced; not the best - Stahlwille - quality. If I buy anything, it's the un-chromed Blue Point stuff

. . . and if the "needs" are self-defined ??

How about:? Obama, George HW Bush, maybe Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter, JF Kennedy? Not a lot – for 2/3ds of a century . . . .

Beware ! Almost certainly Chinese-made. So: inaccurate; low-copper brass; Philips recess likely to 'cam-out' at low torque

And, since she bought the milled timber in 1975, it's pre-CITES

Let me make this prediction: the next POTUS will either Trump, or Michell Obama – if they can persuade her to overcome her deep reluctance, and accept that it's her DUTY to stand: the only person who can beat Trump

You should listen harder . . . I heard hundreds of them. Starmer's silence was deafening.

Maybe: Media attacks Biden for not dropping out a year earlier. One things has been clear for at least that lonmg: that there is NO chance that either Biden or Trump would still be sufficiently 'compos mentis' to function as President come mid-January 2029

NO. That is part of PLANNING law: "Operational development refers to the carrying out of building, engineering, mining, or other operations in, on, over or under land. In simpler terms, it encompasses any activity that alters the physical or functional characteristics of land or buildings...

If you expect your file handles to remain clean, you're not using them for filing . . . If you're actually doing serioius filing, you buy the bare files, and have a stock of ratty wooden handles to use when appropriate.

Agreed. i tried some Gorilla epoxy, and gave up AND threw it away after a number of tries. The 'Applicator' - a knock-off of Ciba-Geigy's Araldite - had transarent barrels, that were flexible. The two parts had already started to thicken inside, and stuck the plunger. I pushed harder. The...

Not Tax: PLANNING. Sheds are subject to the Town & Country Planning Act 1948. Caravans are ONLY subject to the Caravans Act 1968; they are outwith planning constraints. A caravan is designated as: a structure that is designed for human residence and can be transported by road. My garden is...

I've largely given up on steel wire brushes – in favour of coarse abrasive nylon filament ones. Slightly more abrasive; wear longer; don't shed filaments. The Wolfcraft ones seem OK; not the cheap Chinese knock-offs from Amazon, Sourcing etc. Still use brass [NOT 'brassed'] wire, though, for...

M6 ??? I have measured 20 split-nut sawscrew threads from my 'spares' collection. All are around 3.6mm OD [range from 3.4 to 3.9] and are for 90% 24 tpi [1.06 mm pitch], with 10% being 26 tpi [0.98 mm pitch]. Oddly, these are NOT BS Whitworth threads, but much coarser, lying between 1/8"...

Flemish Garden Wall Bond. Soldier Bond for the door's lintel. With some appliqué "Brick Slips" cut in, to simulate the Soldier Bond falling away.. Cheap and 'Tap-á-L'Oeuil'. I would check there's adequate reinforcement behind the Soldier Bond to support the lintel.

Looks like a standard exterior waterproof connector

Go on flEabay, and look for old British turnoing tools.

Try this parts diagram from Jack's: https://www.jackssmallengines.com/jacks-parts-lookup/manufacturer/briggs-stratton/briggs-stratton-engine/100000-19z999-series/127800-to-127899/127882-1883-e1