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    House purchase, sewer under house

    Treeturner what do you mean by barge pole, as in wouldn’t touch it with a barge pole ? Not heard that since my Halifax days
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    House purchase, sewer under house

    You all make very good points. I'm going to make enquiries to try and get a clearer picture. As some have said the map might not be accurate, and it may be I can get info from the council to ease extension concerns. However the future sale risk and constant worry will be difficult to ignore...
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    House purchase, sewer under house

    They paid 265 k 3 years ago, I’m now paying 282k. So they either weren’t aware or didn’t think it was an issue. Strangely my solicitor had no comment on it either, I’ll be speaking to them Monday morning and a planning officer from the council. Either way though I’m not sure I could live with...
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    House purchase, sewer under house

    Tell me I’m being daft but that’s a main public sewer
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    House purchase, sewer under house

    I believe it’s a couple who are splitting up, been there 2 years. At least that’s what I have been told. I forgot to mention, I had the building surveyed and there is a minor crack in the front brick wall of the house , perhaps 1.5feet long. Surveyer recommended a camera inspection of drains...
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    House purchase, sewer under house

    I’ve spoken to them, although the lady didn’t seem that clued up. She confirmed it was in fact there but couldn’t give any more information like the size and depth of it. Their website suggests if the pipe if wider than 9 inches they wouldn’t allow development. Even if you could develop, would...
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    House purchase, sewer under house

    Does anybody have any experience or knowledge on both house purchasing and development where the house sits slap bang on top of a main public sewer. I am referring to a sewer which appears to be fed by most of the village c.100+ houses which runs down through the entire village. Just got the...
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    Beginner Tools

    Sounds like a good idea ED65. I've decided it's not worth me spending big money on nicer tools until I learn the basics and stick with it...once I get an idea in my head I can get carried away? Which tools down you pick up 2nd hand ? Chisels and planers I imagine.
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    Beginner Tools

    I've had a look online the mens shed seems to be an over 50's retiree thing have i got that wrong?
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    Beginner Tools

    Will that one plane do everything I need for now? For now just building a bench and a taĺl chair for my son. To be honest of all the videos I've seen the bit if anything I will struggle to master is flattening squaring and thicknessing the wood before building with it. As I don't intend to buy...
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    Beginner Tools

    What kind of plane is that I have ? Trying to looknupba restoration video that has that style
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    Beginner Tools

    Sounds like a mine field buying used there are literally hundreds of listings and they all look very similar to me A. I don't know what a ok/good condition looks like B. I don't know a fair price Makes me lean towards a new set
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    Beginner Tools

    I found this in the garage, salvageable?
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    Beginner Tools

    I'm scouring eBay and there seems to be lots of Stanley and marples sets second hand which is great !! Most of it is labelled "vintage" in I'm not sure how I tell what a good set is and what's in good condition! Help!!!
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    Beginner Tools

    Thanks for the tips I'll defo check out that shop in Warrington, like you said I might be best seeing and feeling the various options. I've watched a few videos by Matt estlea and he recommends below what do you think Faithful engineers squares And the veritas marking gauge. Also I have a...
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    Beginner Tools

    Hi I've decided to take up wood working. My initial idea is to begin practising some basic techniques on scrap, before making a rough work bench. I aspire to eventually be able to produce a good quality desk, side table, tv unit and bunk beds. Over the years I have collected various power...
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