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This sounds fantastic! But is it ok to put the chilli sauce on before the cream cheese? As for what I put on my toast - usually more toast. Can't afford too many luxuries, butter is for bank holiday weekends and jam is reserved for Christmas ...

Was that scone or scone? Because one way you are saying it completely wrong... (It's definitely scone) Also I always stir my coffee clockwise - is this why I can't cut neat dovetails?

Is it a beautifully made spaghetti portioning tool?

I have a titan wet and dry vac as my shop/site vac. The cheaper paper bags were useless (tore sucking up bits of brick and mortar) so I started using the fabric bags (very good but ££££!) I have recently done away with filling bags up though - I 'borrowed' a festool extractor bag from a...

I have a makita which is in use on a nearly daily basis and the only discs that it throws are the cheapies that I bought in bulk from amazon. The abrasives that I use most are SIA and have never fallen off!

If you are unable to use a tracksaw then I would suggest a jigsaw with a down cutting blade. This gives a nice clean cut on the top edge. Bosch make a good one, I believe it is the 101BR. Hope this helps

Just rub the cat with olive oil... Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

Thanks for the advice Torx and grahamF. Interested to see that video Torx... Sorry for the slight thread hijack... Mike Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

What are you planning on using to make the frames from? For example if using 12mm mrmdf, cut a strip and hold in place next to the hinge side of a door (flush with existing carcass) open the door and see if it clears the mdf. If it does, great. If not then you need to change the hinges/use...

Do you mean adding face frames to the doors or carcasses? Doors are easy, but adding to carcass may require changing the door hinges to throw the doors out further so they will clear the new frame. Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

I have some steel ducting that I will be installing to my workshop - what is the easiest way of earthing it? I kind of assume that I need to attach a cable to a metal strap around the duct and run outside to a metal spike driven into the ground? Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

Osmo polyx is excellent for wooden worktops. No danger of black watermark near the sink! Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

Are these in some way related to each other? Asking for a friend... Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

Trim plasterboard Clip dog Buy spaceplugs Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

Welcome to UK Workshop The first rule of UKW is We do NOT discuss sharpening. The second rule of UKW is WE DO NOT DISCUSS SHARPENING!!! Wars have been started over such things! But if you do want to hear all the thoughts and opinions on sharpening methods, search the forum for sharpening...

It won't do this. As soon as you connect an external drive (either your hard drive or a USB stick) windows will ask you what you want to happen Select open folder to view files, search for whatever files, music, photos or videos, then copy into your chosen destination folder on your new...

Do NOT format the hard drive! You will lose ALL your data if you do! Copying photos etc from external hard drive to a new(er) machine is easily done. Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

Apparently the dewalt is a little noisy due to the brushed motor, but all the small site saws are brushed.... Other than that I think the dewalt is generally well regarded as a good circular saw. Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk

It's for your workshop. Just use it. I used Aldi's magnolia on the plasterboard in my workshop - turned out to be magnolia paint... Yes it needed a couple of coats, but so would anything. Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk