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Bissell Little Green Machine perfect for this type of job. Good for spot cleaning of carpets and sucking up this type of water. or just go to tesco or similar and hire a carpet cleaner for a day to suck the water out

Maybe Sinclair with his affordable car had the right idea, easy to charge

advert snip from eBay Looks a good project if you want something to do - or a lot of spares

Just because its more natural to me; I can see the cut (ting) line and follow it. Plus for e.g If I needed to cut say a 2x4 perched on a sawhorse or two I would cut it from the r/h side, perhaps if I were left handed I would do it on the other end. If I was using a bench hook (on a bench) I...

In the unlikely event that your bench will be in the middle of the room same as the photo then and if you can access from both sides then a vice (on each side) in the left and right hand side will sort it. Consider will you be predominately sawing or planing if sawing then like me right hand...

Another vote for Beatsons they look to be only 50 miles from you, suggest speak first then reassemble and drive over for them to quote. If the Bandit does what you need then £300 is a good deal to keep your trusty friend on the road

Didn't work for me a non member

The wooden nut will probably last years put it on the least opened drawer to give it more of a chance

Also have a look at this if you are after something new not rusty or in need of repair and you are just after a diy drill for occasional use...

Start sneaking :) Some things stay stuck in the mind until you've scratched the itch

Well you get the idea was a Stinchcome address

As you have faceplates see if you have an engineering workshop near you such as the following which appears to be near you https://luneengineering.co.uk/gloucestershire/stinchcombe.htm Pop in with them and I'm sure they will measure for you, Ive found that with a friendly smile most everywhere...

Would ply be worth considering - depends on use and final location of prospective table

Assuming the workshop is very close to the house why not keep the fridge in the workshop and pop to and fro as needed

So lets call 30mm about 1.2 inches don't stand near it on a windy day A photo or a few more details would help give replies. A galvanised nut and bolt through the wall and the stud which is how thick? will secure

Possibly a bit off topic - I have used self levelling compound indoors prior to tile laying. Found it great for this task but do wonder if its laid thin in some areas it will crack like brittle toffee and probably will if you accidently dropped a club hammer onto the floor Do a test as suggested...

Whilst I appreciate the skill and knowledge of most of the above replies - just buy a like for like and be done!

Good thinking, as you have "made it" it will become a more useful and popular tool than you think

I would make a couple and take them in as donations and ask if they would like any more - see what they think

Just some rambling thoughts - I am not usually so pessimistic If the weather in Lexington is a mixture of wet and dry the (oak) wood (and joints) will suffer the same so it will shrink and expand and unless it gets a chance to properly dry then rot and discoloration will set in. However the...