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As spectric said, tanking is ideal. A lot of people run silicone around the tray, then tile, then a second bead of silicone.

They are usually quite soft. You could test yours by snapping one off the strip and cutting it with side cutters or pliers. I have hit a couple chiselling out latch receivers and they chipped the chisel ( which was dumb because I fired in the pins 😆🤣 these days i mark the rough height and avoid...

Wether a business setting or club, i would seriously consider paying a private health and safety advisor for a one off visit to look at any machinery and give an opinion on legality ( needing brakes / guards etc ) and to provide guidance on who could potentially use it. This means, for instance...

Howdens are losing lots of kitchens to wren because of the finance. My local rep said theyve had a few jobs lately where they were cheaper than wren ( quite a bit ) but still lost the sales because the customers took the finance offer

If its a large outlay in materials i ask for material costs when i start the job. I make that clear when i price. I once fitted a kitchen for a nice lady, who it turned out didnt have any money. It took a couple of months for her to secure a loan because she had bad credit history. I was early...

Ahhh, see youve got it all wrong! You just don't tell her 🤣 if you are really worried, put some paint splodges on it, wipe some oil on it and crudely carve 'bob' on the handle..... then if you get found out, its an old second hand saw 😆😁😉 mind you, how many shoes / handbags / pairs of jeans does...

Some great advice above.... @frankendoodle65 raised a great point regarding showing the customer the quality of your doors etc. Next time you are making shakers for instance, run a couple of extra lengths for stiles / rails and make up a couple of small doors. One unfinished to show the medite...

Didnt rutlands have a quick change 4" fitting?

Very similar to Colin above, give them a ballpark and see if they flinch. The real question is, how much work do you have? Often, making cuts to cheapen a service results in a lesser quality job / experience. Im not saying you wouldn't do a decent job, just saying that if you loose any...

Mine had the 24mm, but thats not to say yours is..... Just as importantly though, is the tyre thickness.... from memory the first set i bought were 2.4mm? Thick but the saw wouldn't tension properly. With the help of a couple of forum members ( sachakins and chippymint ) we found that the...

Trouble maker 😵 As it goes, they dont need to be too sharp to make cats bald

Is it good? 😆

To be fair, I'd take it to a local engineer. Sure, they'll charge, but they'll straighten, maybe even strengthen the table, easily replace the bolt , even if it whitworth and should be able to tig up the crack.... Maybe email a couple of local companies 🤔

But as inspector said, wouldn't plastic flanged bushes work? Youd have, in effect, 6 per bolted joint. The bush holes through the extrusion need to be accurate ( no play ) and can be tightened up fairly well. The fact they are self lubricating would indicate they'll still allow the parts to...

Its a cat brush. You get your neighbours cat, pin it down on the workbench and brush until the hair is gone, then release said cat..... top job!

I searched for sticky tool: https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/help-please-tool-gone-all-sticky-outside.136564/ Luckily it was a forum search, not google, which would have given a slightly different outcome 🤣

Aggghh. Yeah, there was a thread on that a while back but im pretty sure it was chisel or hammer handles? I cant remember the solution 😔

Thats where i am, Salcombe. Its great until the summer rush.....

I think a lot of people did improvements during lockdown 👍 Youve got a great beach near you 😉 i used to have a girlfriend up in chichester and we went to wittering every now and then

I guess so .... its not controversial. Do you have descending damp issues? 🤔 Edit to ask: is descending damp a wet leg?