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I’m in also Good on you phil for stepping up to do this

I’ve used a 4 inch angle grinder with a thin metal cutting blade, it does melt it a bit, but it’s easily cleaned up. It left a very clean cut edge no chips or jagged bits It was a battery powered grinder as well so no cables to drag over the pvc sheet

Hi shultzy Here is a link to the technical data sheet for insta stick foam adhesive. I’ve never used it my self but have seen it used on renovation work sites for sticking plaster boards. It might be worth getting a can and having a go to see if it works http://www.geocel.co.uk/images/uploads/...

Repointing a narrow gap with wet mortar is very do-able if your geared up for it, I did hard landscaping for quite a few years and the same as lons most patios were load on full wet mortar bed with full joints, I used a selection jointing irons and plasters small tools some of which I’ve ground...

I have a client that had double doors that often caught at the top, rather than take a shaving off the door I made the hinge rebates deeper, which elviated the sticking problem, you can then pack out the hinge rebate with a thin spacer should you need to close the gap later on.

We have a place in France and I use all my power tools in both France and uk, I have several 4 way extension leads, 3 pin uk plug to 4 way French extension and a 2 pin French plug to 4 way way uk extension. I buy tools in both countries and have never really had any issues. If yours are for...

at that price id canabolise a cheap Dust extractor for the parts. try searching for, power take off

Phil, 12mm sticks are not a problem i have a tec 305 which uses 12mm and i have a good selection available. i think i found their website a couple of years ago from link you posted up, i bought the 305-12 kit and its been excellent

I am looking at getting https://www.gluegunsdirect.com/shop/glu ... s-tec-600/ has any one used a gas powered gun?, i have a mains powered but need to use one where there is electric. any comments good or bad will be helpful

I've just had some new sofa seat and back cushions made for our Static caravan, total cost of £775.00. judging by your picture it looks about the same size, we chose a mid range material, and good quality foam, best quality foam was a lot more.

I have to disagree with mr edd regarding the double cab Navara, I’m on my 3rd Navara ( with hard cover on the back) and am on the waiting list for the new V6 Mercedes X class. I am a general builder, carpenter, kitchen fitter etc, with a little adaption to the truck I can carry 8 x 4 boards in...

You ask about catastrophic tank failure ..... For over 15 years I had tropical and a marine aquariums untill I had a catastrophic tank failure. I was woken up one night to a buzzing sound, being half asleep it took a while for me to realise it was the sound of a pump running dry, so down stairs...

It’s worth everybody looking into there insurance regarding tools, I had a lot of gear stolen a few years back, and the insurance wouldn’t pay out on hand tools or cosumables or any power tools over 5 years old and you will need to prove purchase of tools. Most of my gear that was stolen was...

If you really want to try before buying, give Festool a ring they have guys that just do on site demonstration, there is no pressure to buy from them as they only do the demos, I ve had several on site visits from Festool, I was even left with a domino machine for 2 hours so I could use It on...

I can also confirm that the bases are interchangeable, I purchased the katsu full kit, the plunge and angle base have been used on my makita with no problem

Last year I was asked by a freind if I could help her mum out, her mums partener had passed away in 2016 and she was having to move to a smaller house and needed to clear the shed and garage, I agreed to take a look and see what I could do. I was surprised at what I found, the deceased person...

Hi mate Take a look at this gypliner it’s way faster than studding out you can tank and insulate behind it and it’s quite cheap, I get mine from ND&I, http://www.british-gypsum.com/white-boo ... all?tab0=0

Hi chris I use everbuild 2 part and find it pretty good as long as I only mix up smallish amounts, mix up too much and it’ll set before your done, I also use this one quite a lot it’s only about £4 a tube and comes in several shades, I keep a white and a medium in stock all the time...

I use a company called peak oak a lot, they do different grades of solid and engineered oak in different widths. I had about 700 square meters from them last year mostly their character grade solid oak and could not fault any of it. It all depends on what you deem to be a reasonable price.

Hello wouldchuk, If you have a brewers decorating centre near to you they will colour match, they can do oil based also. If you have a small section of something painted in the colour you want to match take it along and they can scan it to get a colour match. Harvey