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Sheepshank is used in repairing nets.

https://www.animatedknots.com/

There is an app called Grog knots. I think it costs a couple of quid but it is well worth the money. It has animated diagrams of shedloads of knots.

As above. Glyphosate works fine but if they are particularly woody or established you need to cut them back and spray the new growth. If you can't spray you can apply with a paintbrush or a mop selectively.

I kept four wellsummer hens in a house I was given in the back garden of my first house. That was made entirely of ply by a friend and it had a felted roof. I had them for four years until I moved to a house that wouldn't allow me to keep chickens. I never had a problem with mites.

I have tied many a boat up with a clove hitch.

Not so thick Mike. That's a great idea. I'm going to steal it BTW.

Favourite forum joke of 2020. Maybe all time.

Chainsaw? Forklift? Cargo straps to make hand holds and a couple of mates?

It won't make it any worse. It will remove all sorts of stuff from all kinds of things. Be careful on plastic as it eats some plastics. It's pretty horrible stuff. Wear gloves and don't be tempted to sniff it. https://www.ecfibreglasssupplies.co.uk/product/acetone

Acetone?

Be cautious with Timberwise. I moved with my employer about about 12ish years ago and they were asked to do a survey on my house. They found all sorts of problems and put forward a hefty quote of a little over £12,000 for the work that needed doing including injecting the walls, fixing some...

If it's just a gap in the joints then epoxy will absolutely fix it.

This will definitely do it. I have used quite a bit of west for all sorts of applications. I think I would use the microfibers for this situation. Loads of time to play with your joints and once it's stuck... It's stuck. Don't over mix and leave too much in a container. It goes off with...

Well, yeah. You have to legislate to the lowest common denominator. If they hadn't have included that if you have breathing difficulties you don't have to wear one then you could end up with some over zealous copper throwing you to the ground in Tescos for breaking the law. I would have...

Follow that, with this. https://youtu.be/HAQ4yNgXelk

Don't they kind of have to be to make them workable. Not required by staff... Then the shop isn't bound by law to provide them and staff don't have to wear them all the time. Otherwise a shop might have to close because they can't get stock of facemasks for their employees I guess. People...

if you end up in a slip road, or a right turn only lane then surely you ha e left the roundabout already?

Go around again? Stopping on a roundabout because you chose the wrong lane to start with is bloody inconsiderate.

Do it!!