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Designed for removing knee caps whilst enjoying a lovely meal!

At the start of this thread you said you think you can lose weight without much exercise. Just my personal opinion, and you will know all this, but I think you should be starting to do a regular exercise routine, not to lose weight, but to lay the foundations for a healthier old age to make sure...

so simple, so clever!

Hi Martin, Welcome to the forum and what a nice saw to get!! The 135 is part of the serial number. Someone on here will recognise the saw model number. I tend to just look for images, then find an identical looking unit and that should give you more information on it. Perhaps a 175?

My name is Sandy. I am addicted to cycling and hopefully will be for a few years yet! :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: I'm also a car driver and I tow a trailer at times. worst of all types really. Pedestrians, bicycles, electric bikes, electric scooters, cars and lorries do not mix well on the same...

Socket screws are really good as long as the screws are HT steel. Use a quality allen key of the correct size to undo them. Make sure they are not full of dirt before trying to undo them. Check out this site (just an example) they say-:""Allen bolts / Socket Screws used in many engineering &...

Not far from where I am and when I worked, Polmont was one of the stops on the journey to Edinburgh. I recently walked through Polmont looking for a fellow cyclist with a working pump. You wouldn't believe how few cyclists there are when you really need one!!

I'm really lucky to be about half way between Edinburgh and Glasgow and my house is just half a mile from the canal. It's an amazing facility to have on your doorstep. I've done the Bowling run and up to Loch Lomond a few times, It's a beautiful run. Up in the Trossachs as well. I've done...

Fancy a cycling challenge? Sub 3 hour 100mile

And we have the wonderful Glasgow to Edinburgh canal ride, about 66 miles really good surface most of the way. Start on the Forth Clyde canal in Glasgow, to the Falkirk Wheel. See some beautiful sights along the way, stop off at a canal side pub for a wee refreshment. See the Falkirk wheel...

and next week I'll buy the sleeves!! £1195 and it fits like a sack!!:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

I definitely wouldn't, but in a way, it reinforces the point I was trying to make. Some people have so much money that they wouldn't care what the thing was worth. My presents are always the vest value I can find :)

If you already have the old plans and just want to recreate them and do some alterations, there are many software programs, but not sure which would be best. I have done many drawings, but never full house plans. If you were starting from scratch, I would get someone to do the drawings who is...

Very interesting !! I will give it a try it. How did you discover that?? I was considering trying 2 sleeps. I quite often wake in the middle of the night and get up for a couple of hours.

They store all the others on the right!!. I would spend £20 on a present for a friend, so it's about 250 times that. There's many people in the world with 250 times more money than I have. I suppose it's all relative to what you have. It looks like a Harrods version of an Ikea tool set. I think...

I ordered a nailer from Trade Counter Direct for a Christmas Present, the week before Christmas. The courier lost it. TCD made an exception to their normal investigation timescales and dispatched a replacement for next day delivery. Great service.

I know exactly what you mean......almost got me arrested!

Not a good idea!!! would just attract Pandas.

Great news. Isn't it nice when you find companies that really care about their customers.

I call them 'phombies, the walking dead of the phone.