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Its the same colour as your picture, but it looks smaller than mine or he is a very tall bloke. I think the one in that picture is the 250G and mine is the 316G.

Saw no longer required. Need to make some space in the garage. Can email pictures, because its too complicated to upload them on this site. All instruction manuals are with it. I'm in the Burnley area of Lancashire. Happy to deliver up to a 20mile radius. Looking for £200 before it goes on...

Well, my wife and I spent a couple of days emailing and visiting local kitchen showrooms, basically, just being "cheeky" and asking if they had any ex-display range cookers they wanted rid of. You never know, if they want to put a new display in, they might want to open up some space. We now...

They also sell the tool in the pound shops (for a pound)

I think Peter T has said it all.

What fire is going in the hole? Gas, electric or real

I agree that a eye level built in oven would be the one I would choose if I had a choice but I've designed and made my kitchen(my first ever woodworking project) around some free granite worktops a friend was throwing out. We're only intending stopping at this present house for the next two...

I'm after a 1000 wide range cooker for my nearly finished kitchen but have no idea of which one to go for. They seem to start from £1000 up to around £5000. The cheapest one we have found is the Stoves Sterling (£1400 ish) and the others we have looked at are the Britannia, Falcon and Lacanche...

Yes please from me too, re the pdf file

Looking fantastic. I wish mine was going as well. How have you painted the units and what paint have you used.

Katellwood-- can you give me an idea of the saw jigs you used for cleaning up the blocks. I've got some similar blocks which need cleaning. Also thanks for showing pictures of finished floor!! swmbo have just seen it and thats the design she nows wants."probably 4 months of my spare time spoken for"

4 weeks to do the kitchen plus other jobs!!! Mine's taken me 18months so far, but I have been building the extention as well. I don't think I would ever make any money at your game. Keep the pics coming, if only to see how a pro tackles a kitchen

I did that trick with the johnson's paint twice. I wanted a F&B colour and tried both oil and acrylic based paints, mixed to the johnson's code which matched the F&B colours. When I sampled the paint there was something just not right so decided to buy a 750ml can of F&B and sampled that. The...

I'm sure I recognise some of the pieces or some very similar. Are you exhibiting some in a small gallery in Clitheroe at the moment?

Very nice, I've been in the Chalon shop in Harrogate and a piece like that would probably have cost you around £2k or more. Out of interest, what paint have you used?

Thanks for all your help. Received the data sheets via PM and printed of successfully. Had already bought the primer from one of the morrells outlets and had asked for the data sheets but was told that you downloaded them of the net.

I've asked this question on the finishing forum but no joy with any help, so I'll try on this part of the forum. Could anyone download the data information on morrells waterborne primer(8005/641) for me as it seems you have to be a trade account holder to enable to download this information.

Could anyone download the data sheets on Morrells waterborne primer (code 8005/641) for me. I've tried on their web site but it seems you have to have a trade account with them in order to access this information.

Good luck with your extension. I've been doing mine now for probably 2 yrs, but in my case have done everything myself and I mean everything, on wkends or the odd day off.

I've seen wood primers for sale and I've seen MDF primers for sale. Can anyone tell me what the differences are between the two and could you use wood primer on MDF