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Good point. I've just turned 40 but I've had an issue with urination that has been creeping up on me gradually. No power in it when I pee, a feeling of being quite full down there all the time and needing to go more frequently. Also very compacted bowels which could be something different...

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I've got one of those diverter bin lids on top of a 200 litre plastic drum and I then extract the dust outside - what little there is of it. Works brillant

I have a Rexon double disc sander. Quite useful but hell only paid £100 for it.

I'm not sure if I'd prefer the Titan from screwfix at that price

I have an axminster 10" its good. Look for one of them or the SIP version or a jet supersaw or something like that. Should be decent value second hand and good bits of kit. Nice jet saw in Hove on ebay for £575. Good buy

I have added kerosine in the past. If you can't give it time to dry don't use it. It will dry and it is great though - I'd hardly use it indoors though as much

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You may as well just buy a cheap tool cabinet to be honest. Or just use an old filing cabinet

Google grant engineering. They're independent makers

How about a Shih tzu? I used to think they were really poncy but if you cut their hair they can look pretty cool. Very companiable dogs

Get a good table saw and make.do with a compound mitre saw to save money. Will still cross cut 10 inches

I have a Worx mini saw and find it great. Its not trying to be a bigger circular saw but for what it does its great

No need to prime. Thin the first coat down a bit - thin it a lot if you want as the extra coat is no harm. I've thinned with all sorts - kerosine, white spirit, thinners in the past. Don't use it too thickly. I wouldn't bother with knotting as it will hardly bleed through. Linseed paint is...

What I meant is that a local roofer could do it for you as in its not a specialist job really

Hd Sharman will make you a rubber plygene liner. Tell them the dimensions and fit it yourself or even a builder could fit it

Quite frankly although it would be fun to do I don't think its worth it as they don't look good enough. You will get way better wood around your area than that from a sawmill

http://www.wickes.co.uk/WORX-350W-85mm- ... lsrc=aw.ds

Magazines like fine woodworking sell all you can eat type packages to read all articles theyve publsihed. Good value really