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Excellent job. Thats a really nice finish. The foam dam was a good find. Wish I’d had that when I did my floor. The little bits sticking up could be ground off using a diamond disk in an angle grinder. You’ll be surprised how hard the self levelling is, so you can just do a light skim and...

Would it be worth a call the Wagner technical. They might be able to help with the tip, pressure, viscosity issues.

Or you could buy some cheap self leveling floor screed and smooth out the floor. I did and it’s one of the best things I did. Much easier to sweep up, and everything on casters just glides around the floor. On a standard garage I used 4 bags and I think it was £15 a bag. Wickes have offers on...

On the rust issue, I’ve just watched a YouTube vid by the wood whisperer about a new (to him) product to stop rust on cast iron tables etc. The initial test looks promising. Might be worth a look.

I think your problem is Travis Perkins. I have just bought an 8x4 sheet of 18mm hardwood ply from Wickes including delivery for £48 Its non structural and there are minimum voids. I made a miter saw station out of it and it worked out well. I find TP quite expensive. Strange as TP and Wickes...

Thank you all. I’ll get painting. 👍😃

I’m all about recycling. The white colour is RAL 9015 I just need the red colour any ideas. Or should I start a new thread?

being cheeky anyone know the RAL number for the red colour Axminster use. I’m refurbishing an Axminster hobby lathe. many thanks

Hi Dont know if this will help, but I used a product called StormDry On the walls of my brick built garage/workshop. It stops water penetrating through the single skin walls but allows the bricks to breath. Thus keeping the inside dry. This might help water proof your concrete walls. I also dug...

Hi Andy Thanks very much for looking for the yolk. I didn’t mean for you to go to lots of trouble. If you should stumble on it in the future please let me know. I’d still be interested in buying it off you. Thanks again John

Hi Andy. picked up the vice Wednesday. All looks good. Vice works and takes a loading on the screw in different positions. It was in a shed buried under a load of other stuff, so is not too rusty, and hasn’t been used for years. There is still some grease on the thread nut! Any luck with...

Thanks Andy I’m picking the vice up on the 31st so haven’t been able to carry out the checks yet. From the pictures it looks in reasonable condition. If it fails the test I’ll let you know ASAP.

Hi Toolsntat. Would it be possible to buy the yolk that goes at the end of the two bars and threaded section. I have just bought a Rededa vice with this bit missing. Many thanks John

Hi All I've just bought a Rededa no 2 vice. I’ve now noticed that it’s missing the yolk that connects the screw and guide rods at the back of the vice. Does anyone know where I could find Rededa spares? Please see picture below (this isn't my vice just used the image for demonstration). Any help...