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That's another explanation!!:)

I too saw the trailer and don't hold out any hope for this!!

According to who? It has been regulated in an effort to reduce formaldehyde emission - not a bad thing - but the fact that you can go online and purchase it from any site in the US would suggest that it has not been banned?

I meant that dry wood is too hard for the beetle to re-infest. It's more likely that the beetle attack was prior to it being made into a door frame? The stain could be due to iron (nails) leaching into the wood from the water then? As for as the fungal decay; it does need an elevated level of...

Could be Pin-hole borer which can infest oak heartwood. Commonly associated with a fungus it uses for food (Ambrosia) which causes dark stains. There are also signs of fungal decay on the left of the second picture - cubic cracking of the wood. Nothing to worry about as it only thrives in moist...

That's the problem with acrylic - easily turned down.................I'll get my coat :)

I would have assumed they would need your consent but you might find your local water utility company there instead, who may not need consent, to finish the job?? Just speculation but it seems odd that you haven't been involved in some discussion before now?

Have you thought about getting another tracksaw, an MFT top and making your own dedicated cutting station?

You may struggle to find anything in stock at the moment if you're after something new!!

OK, just had a quick search. A number of the supliers list 40mm thick doors so they can't be that uncommon. Whether they have the style you need is another matter but I would suggest contacting them direct and seeing what they can do? I would also go into any of the big builders merchants and...

I just picked the first door I came to. For 4mm I would either move the door stops or increase the rebate - unless that affects the fire-rating of the door set (might need approval before modifying?)

That's a standard size door, a quick search brought up this: 6 panel door

Hand painting to a very high quality is, from what I've seen over the years, a very skilled job. Not all painters are equal! (I was typing this as doctor Bob was responding) I was also going to say you need to seek doctor Bob's opinion!!!

I would suggest you need to up your budget (a lot) if you want a tablesaw to cope with that size board....and more space!! If you're costing the cutting service into the job I'd stick with it as you only need to get in what you've ordered. Going the way you think you need to go you'll have to...

Maybe in your world, I'm still living it :)

Here, here!

What's the cup size? :)

I think he means this?

I'm going to start this by saying take every reply with a pinch of salt, including this. I wouldn't air a customer dispute on an open forum as it's difficult to offer impartial advice based on one side of a dispute - not taking sides here but there are two sides to every dispute and the only two...

Wealden do a 75mm cutter, near bottom of page - link