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Was her dad a DIY er? Maybe he'd been stashing it.

Or can you affix a batten the full height of the baby gate and then fix the baby gate to the batten.

Will it be subject to any heat from friction in turning? I wouldn't know as I've never used it but I'd imagine that CA glue may fail at that. I have used Araldite and JB weld for this purpose but on much smaller items and they aren't great. I think of them as cheap domestic products - Also the...

Hahahahahahah!! Perfect.

Thank you. Understand it a bit now. I was working on "bald man on a spaceship scary clown seamstress."

But why the clown?

Er... I need help with this one.

Another +1 for Everbuild HV

Rolling hitch as above... Have a look for an app called animated knots by grog. I think you may have to pay a small fee for it, or it may be free? I've had it for years. Really useful resource for all your rope needs.

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I'd have said sheepshank like Yojevol. Is the rope fastened via the eye splice at either end and what is it fastened to?

Cranial despatch is an approved method. i.e. a single blow to the head with a priest.

No. You are 100% wrong. Any set trap must be checked once every 24 hours.

I'm sorry but this is just drivel. There is absolutely a requirment to check the traps at least once every 24 hours! If you are/were not you were breaking the law.

I'm still a beginner so probably not of any use but out of interest, what temperature is your workshop? I made some alterations to a wardrobe a few weeks ago using my garage, that has no heating and Evostick glue and it took several days, maybe over a week to go off, but it did eventually.

Thanks for the heads up. Ordered 10... And a roof ladder hook that I didn't know I wanted.

Are they tooling marks? If so, if it were me, I'd put it back on the lathe and go back to your coarse grit paper until the scratches are removed, then work back through the grits as you have done.

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The story tells us that an elderly couple have run up a hefty bill watching pay per view ****agraphic films. A claim which they clearly vehemently deny and intend to refute. The bottom picture focusses on the husbands face, the insinuation here is open to interpretation as it isn't explained...