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Hi ****, I agree entirely, but I don't think it's quite on the scale of the EU leaving Wales off their map of the EU. Thanks, Neil

Hi Pete, +1 Cutting in-situ plasterboard with the tiles attached. Grout removal, sanding and removing wooden ceilings. It paid for itself with the first job. Thanks, Neil

Hi Ben, Have you checked the brushes? Thanks, Neil

Hi Dave, Thank you. I think it'll be very tight as we have identical form over the last 13 games. But, hopefully, we won't "park the bus". Yes, you were the same as us last season. Thankfully, we brought in a new manager who believes in giving youth a chance and introduced a team ethos. At...

Hi Alan, Will that have been through lack of use, as you only know one speed? :wink: :lol: Thanks, Neil

Hi Alan, Will that have been through lack of use, as you only know one speed? :wink: :lol: Thanks, Neil

So I'm off to Cardiff tomorrow to watch the Bluebirds, hopefully, stop West Ham from scoring. Thanks, Neil

Not cheap, but definitely the right thing to do as it is the proper "tool" for the job and it will last years. Thanks, Neil

Use something like a jam jar and make a hole in the lid. You then drill a hole in the brush handle and insert a small rod. When the brush is pushed through the hole in the lid the rod stops it reaching the bottom of the jar. Now all you need to do is to cover the bristles with spirit. I hope...

+1 Freud Thanks, Neil

Hi Bernie, Welcome to the forum. Cascamite is an excellent gap filling glue. Thanks, Neil

Hi Roger, You are obviously a very, very bad person. Now, why didn't I think of doing that. :lol: Thanks, Neil

Hi mark, Once you've used a blade for curves, it won't ever cut straight again. Thanks, Neil

Hi Paul, They look absolutely excellent. I'm not at all jealous. :---) Does the pin come with the vice or was it your idea? Thanks, Neil

Richard, How about a picture frame? Thanks, Neil

Bob, Thanks for the explanation. Neil

Hi all, Thank you for all of the suggestions. The SDS and chisel worked a treat and did the job pretty quickly. Thanks again, Neil

Hi all, Thank you all. Great, that's the way forward. Thanks, Neil

Hi all, I have just removed a large fire surround and this has left me with some uneven concrete on which I want to lay a new carpet. I've got the worst off, but it is still not good enough to carpet. It's quite a large area (300 x 5,200) but not all of it requires flattening. I am thinking of...