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Could you not find the joists at the front ( and presuming that the shed is attached to the joists ? ) lift at each of the joists with a small airbag , ( when they are all lifted ) add a paving slab or two under each joist at the front ( the "down" end of the slope ) to bring it all back to...

I somehow don't think that the even the paid version of sketch up is going to calculate U values. ;) If you want free 3D software ..Blender..it might do cutting lists ( I'd have to ask my son about that , he's a Blender "guru" ) probably not though, he could probably write a plugin to do cutting...

It's the Paella that does that.

Do you want to buy 2 cubic metres of French Oak ? ..I can do you some at cheaper than UK prices..but I think ( in fact I'm certain due to brexit etc ) that the delivery charges would be more than the oak. ;-) If the forecast thunderstorms don't start in the next hour , I'll be cutting green oak...

A drop ( literally ) of EtSH anywhere within a few hundred metres and no-one will notice the creosote. or..buy a small bottle of menthol or even patchouli and spill it on the deck boards. Grass ( lawn ) cuttings also smell strongly.

No..it is a tracking platform that drops cookies , scripts and "everlasting cookies" ( which will persist even after a hard drive format..and allow facebook and those who pay them, to track everything you do, have ever done, or will ever do on line in order to influence you what to buy...

obvious scams on facebook. I created an account ( basically a "defensive account" to protect against anyone using my business name ) back in the days ( many years ago, not long after facebook became available outside' of the USA ) when only one account could use any particular name . I posted...

You can use those swimming pool noodle things as "backer rods"..cheap..or even cheaper.. scavenge some of the polystyrene packers that come with delivered fridges etc..local white goods sellers will probably have a skip full around the back if you ask nicely and tell them it's to help out an old...

because facebook doesn't give a rat's rear end about scammers or anything else illegal or toxic on mark z's platform

@Doug71 I just had a look at prices here for your plank dimensions at one of the largest regional sawmills here ( about 200km from me ).. Yours works out that you are paying at 486€ per square metre at that thickness. inc delivery Here It would cost you about 147€ per square metre at that...

@weigen369 ..that was a "mic drop" of a post :love:

Depends how you are calculating the price. Example..I have under shelter, air drying about 4 cubic metres of French oak, as "logs" average diameter is 30cm, length 100-150cm I have another 1 cubic metre ( approx ) of 20cm diametre French oak logs; length 100-150cm I have another assortment of...

Poplar ply ( mostly from China PRC ) is also what is mostly available ATM, and is a reasonable price. Actually it is about the price that birch ply was a couple of years ago prior to Russia invading the Ukraine.Whereas Birch ply is since that ongoing event harder to get ATM, and is expensive...

Ah ...illumination :cool:

See my post made whilst you were writing..definately metal working tools..but how they are used ?

niall Y wins ... :) countersinking what though, and how ? Unless there is a meaning of "countersink" that I'm unaware of ? Bookbinders tools translates as Outils pour relieurs ( it says they are french on the ebay ad ) But ...On the paper that they are laying on on the ebay ad it says...

Possibly for working leather ( embossing lines ) and bookbinding ( embossing covers and applying foils in lines ( gold etc )..

The machine will work better and the thread flow more freely if she gets one of the free standing thread cone supports* and runs her thread from that, the higher above the machine the better.That is why big industrial sewing machines ( i have 7 here , and some esotheric other specialised...

If you can get it where you are ? Give it a wipe over with some kitchen towel or old cotton cloth dampened with Sanytol. Lidl also do a "baufix" anti mould which has a similar active ingredient. Lysol should also work.

"bolt them together", means he did what precisely to the pieces of wood ? plus what thetyreman said..the wood needs to be acclimatised to where it is going to live, but whether that acclimatisation should be done as separate pieces ( probably ) and then assembled into a table top and made level...