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Yes you can get them - just Google WiFi extender - TP link, or netgear do them.

Just phone them - they're super helpful

hammerite for me - my similar bench looking fine

Not necessarily - the native Australians and Americans, to the best of my knowledge, didn't - they just wanted to be left alone. The invaders, not so much. Just a thought

Stigmorgan Give Chestnut Finishes a shout - they're really helpful. Though for my money, I'd say water based satin or gloss lacquer - spray on for ease and speed.

No splinters, I hope! 😬

Jacob, I've got this one, as recommended by other turners. It's robust and comfortable to wear for extended periods. Uvex Bionic Face Shield with Clear Polycarbonate Visor and Anti-Fog/Hard Coat (S8510) I like it coz it has a frame all round the poly carb, including under the chin, so a bit...

That could help, but the ends will definitely dry quicker and therefore shrink quicker, so probably split. Hate to pee on the parade, but I've learnt to my cost that just covering it and hoping doesn't work 😕. And make sure there is some air flow through the pile - ie don't have the tarp...

Looks lovely, though get the end sealed ASAP, otherwise you will probably just have a lot more firewood, (or small pieces for little turning items, which is no bad thing)

Howden do different sizes of their doors - there should be enough variety to cover most apertures

We pay £80 for gas safety and service here in the west Midlands. Good, reliable guy we use. Electric is more, but again, reliable guy and he does have to go round every termination, check and record it.

We've got one - works really well and saves time

Evening, folks. Apologies to resurrect an old thread, but it came up in my quest for a solution to: Shared room on ski trip with 1,2 or even 3 warthog snore machines 😔. I've tried rolled sponge disposable - not a chance. Ditto with self- moulded jobs (improvement, but get a bit of an ache...

Gotcha. Less! *******s

Exactly the same product. Different packaging. You're welcome 😁

Try Howden or Benchmarx. Might not be as fancy, but they'll have some options

Thanks, KtL. We're probably going to take it right out - gain the space in the room. Cheers all for the advice Greg

First off, I'll declare an interest - I've got a rental property. Accidental landlord when we moved. The house is a victorian terrace. Previous owner installed concrete ground floor. Some walls get damp. EPC E. Not a realistic chance of achieving C, so we're going to sell. Not complaining...

Thanks Kev. Further investigation to follow...

Good thinking. However there is no roof space - the room wall is pitched down past the fireplace. I've kept a close eye for leaks and there are no signs of any water ingres at the top of the chimney breast so guessing it's condensation or hygroscopic salts drawing in moisture