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The festool elbows fitted straight in my dust deputy clone (dust mite) no fettling required Mark

Its impossible to say who is to blame from those photos without more info. We don't know how fast you were going or the speed limit of the road, whether your lights were on before the accident, whether you were distracted, whether other vehicles were involved that did not collide, whether the...

Thanks for all the replies guys Mark

I could of course just jet wash it but its not in great condition in some places and is breaking down. In other places that would be fine. There are a lot of solutions on the market, anyone got any recommendations? I'm thinking scrape as much away as possible, brush it, pour on moss killer...

I used to live within a couple of miles of 2 huge tesco, 2 big sainsburys, 3 waitrose and a morrisons. 18 months ago i moved to a village no where near a supermarket. Haven't been to a supermarket in 18 months. Use Tescos, which gets delivered from Crawley in Sussex which is about 20 miles...

Markyl, Welcome to the forum My take on this is slightly different to above. If you are having insulation there is a best way round, and that is to have the ply (or OSB) inside. The ply being full of glue effectively acts as a vapour barrier. If you put the ply outside you risk trapping any...

What are you actually trying to make, whats it for? They may be better ways if we know what its intended use is. Mark

Don't lock mine either. Mines so old its only single skin so I definitely don't want that damaged. Mark

Agreed Mark

To be fair if I get to build my own kitchen I'll be doing the same cutting wise Mark

Good start. What do you do to get a nice clean cut in the mfmdf? Mark

Have you removed the plunge Spring ? It's recommended if you have not. Mark

I hope your floors strong enough The commercial ones I've seen have a coach screw from the bottom into the top. Mark

looks like the cavity is already filled with cavity batts to me. Very standard way to meet building regs Mark

Monkey, Have a search of the forum for posts by Philly. He used to be a moderator on here years ago and documented several plane builds. His ventures into home made wooden planes evolved into a full time business. http://www.phillyplanes.co.uk/ Mark

Monkey M For some reason I can't paste the link but if you search "my cyclone build" with my user name you should find the build already documented on here To be honest though, for £90 (or your £80) I't be easier to just buy one Mark

Well I makes it about £90, compared to the £150 plus Terry has found so far. From what I can tell he wants the large cyclone with the 5 or 6 inch inlets/outlets for a chip extractor. These are not to be confused with the £30 types that are dust deputy clones and have inlets of about 2 inch and...

Terry The large cyclone you link to is fairly generic and sold under several different names If you're prepared to wait for it to come over on a slow boat from China then Ali Express knocks all those prices out of the park http://m.aliexpress.com/item/32329409159.html Caveat-haven't bought one...

My experience is that they are solitary (which I guess is different to others experiences from comments above) and only come together when they breed. I found in my old house that when one was caught, the mole activity would stop for several months at least. I initially used a mole man who...

Needs to be air tight between hose and inlet, cyclone and lid, lid and bucket, outlet and hose. Otherwise the airflow inside gets disrupted Mark