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Hi Barry, Yes its still in the workshop somewhere. Its yours for the postage cost 👍 p.m me

🤣 32' get a scaffolder!

The multi tool would be good for the ends. He is suggesting a recip saw for the centre... they are a bit agricultural but can thew thru wood and metal quickly. Basically a giant jigsaw blade. Wasnt that superseded by a chainsaw attachment for a strimmer? Far safer 🤥🤓🤕 On a more serious note...

🤣 probably, although the customers did get some very nice cushions made up.

I did this a few years back. Made a template to lay over the slate, marked it, cut with an angle grinder and cleaned back to perfect with a belt sander. If it were straight cuts, i definitely would use a petrol disc cutter with water. As said above, for the cost, hiring is worth considering...

😒 this year i was supposed to be having a go at cider making... but i know i wont get to it, way too much to do 😪😭 maybe next year, after ive refurbed my trike 🙄😒

Can you pay me to do my loft conversion? The materials ( as said above ) is mostly what the tax man will look out for.... without being offensive, how big is the bathroom and whats left to do?? We cant be talking more than a week or 2 tops.... so your income wont dip that much....

I use a dewalt 18v 2nd fix 16g on site. Its been good but has now developed a firing issue. Theres a plastic bit which engages a button inside the casing which i need to replace. That said, ive got a paslode 16g pneumatic, which is awesome. More power, never fails, hasnt jammed etc. The downside...

Keep your eyes peeled for a cheap donor kity

I read the thread title and immediately thought of chicken.... coronation chicken 🤣

They say 0 views until someone clicks a picture to zoom in, then it'll say one I like the little birdsmouth on the back slats where it joins the seat 👍 Good job

Very nice. Yep, ive done a couple of resin tables, first one was a steep learning curve, second one still had a couple of things that tried to screw me over 😆 Practice makes perfect! One thing that sped me up was orbital wet n dry..... yes, water and 240v isnt clever. I just use a spray bottle...

Yes

I was thinking of this type of bench dog 😆

I gotta go with the bin suggestions. The cost in time and hasstle when things go wrong just isnt worth it 🙃

Try replacing the capacitor, thats often the symptoms you describe

You definately need to invest in bench dogs, they'll scare off the bench cats for you 🤣

Theres another possibility..... the tyre may have disintegrated and turned to mush ( i bought one like that ) I bought replacement tyres from a company near exmouth? Bandsawparts.co.uk You want the 4.8mm ones. But white spirit or acetone should clean up most types of gunk.

I'd probably try a simple contact adhesive like evo stick👍

If the roof is condensating in the corrugations, a vapour varrier wont stop it, but will help keep it from dripping on the floor, but it would travel to the edge of the vapour barrier and then come down. A better option would be to fill the voids in the corrugations or stick a thermal roof quilt...