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fantastic, swmbo informs me we are visiting there as poart of our holiday itinery next year. So at least there will be something I'll enjoy lol

I'm 105KG and find the astronaut space foam mattress we have is bloody useless. I can feel every single one of the mahogany slats on our bed, especially the 3rd one down that is a little thicker than the rest, but I can't be buttocked to get it out and plane it. Our next matress will defo be...

Good advice above. It's fine to keep it outside as long as you seal the ends, get rid of the parts that you know will attract beasties and keep the rain off it.

If you can wait until next month for payment, I would like this. SWMBO can get it as my birthday pressie but wont have the spare readies until then. If someone else comes along before hand it's ok to sell if you want it gone quicker

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I say that every year even knowing I am more than likely lying to myself lol Welcome to the forum John. I'm sure you will find it a great place to be

CT1, run a bead and wang on the seal. Mind you, you wont be able to get it off again if you need to.

If you have a hammer and a vise, I would suggest after gluing up the beam get an empty bean can and use it to make your own joist hanger sized to fit the beam and secure that to the head board just as you would for a roof rafter.

This young chap has some excellent information about it all on his channel https://www.youtube.com/c/WillProwse I've learned a lot about powerbanks etc from his videos

g1_lo has a really nice Hammer in the for sale section right now

Mine has velvet stuck to the bottom of each slot

Richard has pointed out the main way to do it and it was certainly done when it was being paid for but generally if it is not seen or structural then it would not be worked, except to get it flatish so as not to impinged the piece going together.

This is how I store mine https://1drv.ms/u/s!An_F5-xpP08UqBKPFRXP4xyMnrU9?e=CUG91R

I do. I used to snaffle a pair of the girlfriends whenever we went on excercise to Norway

The little Makita one gets very good reviews and looks a handy thing from the use of it in youtube videos. Something I defo want to save up to get

cat one side and dinner on the other, usually works

A big blob of silicone will do the trick

@paulrbarnard , howabout suggesting on of these for your daughters Bongo with a suitable LiFePo genie rather than fitting in a cooker etc. This video gives the idea for power source

If you are making a full set or or sets then have you considered making a jig? A bracket in the shape of a squared off U at the bottom that has a fixed centre on side and an adjustable screw in centre on the other (sort of like a G clamp. When you want to make your round mark the center of the...

Greg Virgoe has an excellent channel regarding conversions, lots of good info but at times his tool safety is a bit - well, Youtube https://www.youtube.com/c/GregVirgoe/playlists