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No, just flat and sloped like you've drawn but overhanging the glass to the sides as well. Assuming you can hinge along the top. Andy

I'd be in for Accoya as well. Just thinking out the box here but...... Would a three sided stepped glazing unit be taking things to far? ( EDIT to say might not look right for your property ) No need for beads and the glazing silicone should be more than enough to bond to the rebate. For the top...

If the air is regulated I assume it'll slow down and not sure about bit sizing. If you pm me a number I'll have a chat with you. Cheers Andy

Good on ya Bob, was concerned it was getting a bit short but looks ok. Cheers Andy

Still available. Andy

Be a shame to break it down (hammer) :cry: Andy

Nippy gone. 8) Andy

Is the chisel pictured got enough length? Can I see the chip ejection groove in the bottom side? Andy

Best make sure Popeye ain't around first :lol:

Ah! It's just dawned on me... It's a plumbers following bobbin for pulling through lead pipe to restore the shape. Hence the smaller hole? Knew it looked familiar, I have a string of them hanging on the block and tackle in the lounge :roll: Whoops, shouldn't be diverting and for sale thread...

Are you thinking that this was previously a bowls ball as well? To me it looks like a"Chog" which was used to take the slack out of animal tethers. Although the hole is usually rope sized. Cheers Andy

A nice old house I have the pleasure of working in always has a damp cellar. I love playing the house detective and have come to the conclusion that the great big granite boulders at the bottom of the cellar walls would have been the original damp course. The key to this working , in my opinion...

You say you can hear hissing. Is there pressure in the tank (no motor to produce it) at this point or is this hissing a failing electronic component ? Cheers Andy

This PATSY is extremely well designed as I finally found out after purchasing one in recent years. 8) https://www.oldtools.co.uk/products/pat ... ane-no-55a Cheers Andy

Sorry to hear your exploits didn't bear fruit :( Maybe next time :wink: Cheers Andy

Ever microwaved a Beech woodworking plane? The retention and further emission of heat is remarkable. May be Ideal for defrosting the windscreen with a smoother or two or dropping a moulding plane in the leg pockets of your work trousers on a chilly day :wink: Andy

I like my 1973 Lurem c210b combi which, many years ago, I bought early doors at a carboot sale. Although when I stripped it down and reassembled it I discovered a couple of problems that needed to be dealt with. The rotating starter switch, on/off/on/off, was dicky and needed attention. In the...

A month or so ago I was going through my garage and seeing what tins needed chucking. Been a good 10 + years since anything was opened. One tin (watered down Acrylic primer) didn't sound very sloshy so thought I'd take a look. I put the screwdriver to the lip and that was enough for it to blow...

Was this the similar product ? https://www.adkwik.co.uk/one-shot-powde ... -wood-glue Shame it's smallest portion is £50 delivered for us minimal users. Pity mainstream retailers don't stock it..... Andy

So, just what was wrong with the old fashioned Cascamite, why change it ? I happened on a jam jar full of it last night and did a little mix to see if it was ok. Perfect result and been there that long I cannot remember where I borrowed it from :roll: Cheers Andy