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from vaguely looking into the subject a few years ago I was under the impression there was a moderately safe, expensive, way of doing a lichtenberg etching (I'd a ssumed an over the counter system) and a dangerous, cheap, way to do one, namely with microwave parts

have you got cheap tools that you could replace for nicer models?

no, sorry, that was my mistake, the only time I've cut a counter was for a sink, just got myself confused

why trim it? it is covered by the sink?

I have a roll of DPM which I've used for various decorating jobs, a nice tough waterproof layer, but that's DIY not trade use

but these gel bags store without taking up a lot of space and can be put into use in a matter of seconds I've seen similar used in the floor in my local lidl, from the look of them I doubt they are reusable also if they are biodegradable I cant really see how they can be reusable. if they are...

I'd try storing it upside down so that the skin is away from the nozzle

looks good, certainly save a clamp going into the bin, though I'd loose the pin in seconds, maybe put it on a cord attached to the sliding jaw?

I tend to agree with MG123 above, plenty wrong with the system and the fault is mostly at the top, driver just trying to put keep their underpaid job etc. however it is particuarly annoying when you get an email saying your parcel has been handed to the addresee, only to find it has been left on...

If the price is unrealistically high, I just don't even consider a purchase. if its fair, I'll mostly just buy it, otherwise (assuming a somewhat realistic start point) I'll offer what I consider fair. There have definately been times that I've thought that is a fair price, but I don't really...

using a screw bit extension, say 300mm, would help get that angle a bit straighter https://www.screwfix.com/p/wera-1-4-hex-magnetic-bit-holder-300mm/854fp

I haven't looked into it for a long time so my advice is a bit vague but I'd look into the various linux operating systems, many of which are very suitable for older pcs, being less bogged down with the bloatware of windows. there are two definate drawbacks, the firstly is there is a bit of a...

until it dries again

this seems excellent for the purpose and with a minimal footprint

I was wonding whether pegboard and pyramids with dowels in there bases might be a good flexible solution, or maybe a metal board and magnets on the pyramids

I assume sideways is meaning this page https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/for-sale-rules-guidelines-please-read-before-posting.54359/

never even occured to me to add jeyes into paint, does it effect the colour much? I'm wondering if bleach in paint is also an option?

I'd assume that the inside of a chicken shed would need to by washable for hygiene?

you may be more successful here with some of the larger items you've mentioned, which ever route you take I'd post plenty of pictures (you shouldn't need to use dropbox as you have done above) and list model numbers wherever you can

Sorry for you loss, sorting through someone else collection is an unenviable task. Respectfully, I don't think you will have a lot of luck selling items like that router here, it simply isn't of a quality that would have inherant value, and the price would more than double with postage. my...