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If you cut off the piece of pipe that goes up into brass so it is level and flat then put on a larger rubber washer then when you tighten up it covers the bottom of the brass fitting and some of the rubber squishes into the brass and makes a good seal.

Yes look under plumbing on the site look for traps / sink wastes and it is there with a 40mm outlet for push fit or glue. https://www.stevensonplumbing.co.uk/kitchen-sink-p-trap-40mm.html

47.8 is the equivalent of 1 1/2 BSP (british std pipe thread) what you would have on the Belfast and can be found here: https://www.stevensonplumbing.co.uk/bspt.html

Hello EG, Yes listen to your wife you have a lot of work to get through yet, you have done very well so far using Vectric the ply must be giving you a headache it's not easy to work with, I to use Vectric Aspire to make 3d effect items. My wife is totally blind but it does not stop her so I...

Please excuse me Jan for replying to boschboy, If you want to message me please but the 71 I was asking £80 + postage or if interested in all 3 there is a lower price inc delivery. Phill

Jacob, These young'un today don't know about the finer things i used a axe for almost everything roughed out then finished with hand planes, I still have my two axes one for the workshop and one for the site bag and I also still have my pleaching axe when called on to work the hedges. For...

Hi J, Stanley 71 in real good condition can only find the one cutter and the fence is missing as well I will keep looking today. Stanley 50 a small amount of pitting on the rails, the 3/8 bead cutter is missing, it still has both of the small scribeing cutters. Excuse the small vise...

Hi J, I have a Stanley 50 and a Stanley 71 I can get them out and take some images tomorrow if your interested.

1/2" 12 is Whitworth

You will find if you use a heat gun to warm up the metal before the wax it soaks in a little and lasts longer, I put a planer away over 30+ years ago and when recently got it out the beds were perfect I used Brywax, but some screws that did not get any were very rusty.

I used a Woden for end to end and for pattern guides I used screw in guides you can make up your own base and set them wherever you need them. All are now spare no longer need them

I would be inclined to find a hand engraver now you have the finished item.

Hi Gog & Robbo, thanks for that information, Many many years ago I was instructed to 1st turn your tenons or shape as this was where the most stress was, make them slightly longer then face back to size, facing back has the least amount of stress involved, then when you invert to use in jaws you...

" make sure you pay close attention to how to cut chucking points and which surface should / should not bottom out on jaws. This should help " Can anyone explain the reasoning on not bottoming the woodwork on these chucks please, I have done wood turning most of my working life and this is the...

Yes I used to use them years ago, I found if you soak&wash them in Hot soapy water and leave them to dry they become a little softer to use but still do the same job. I still have some tucked away and rip a bit off when needed.

I had my booster and flu jabs on Tuesday my original jabs were Astra-Zeneca, and I had the Pfizer booster this time never felt a thing till this morning and woke up to a little ache in injection site left arm, well pleased how it's worked out for me.

Richard, I have a spare gun it was used on a bucket system, in real good condition.

Hi Dan, It;s on its way just picked up, let us know how it goes please.

Well who would have thought a second uk, thank you will have a look.

Tried that yesterday and did not connect same with your link.