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I'm sure that if he had have expected it, he would have put safety measures in place to make sure they didn't injure themselves.

I have just had a very similar problem with my Epson printer that for no apparent reason decided to not connect to either of our iMacs or our Windows laptop after years of faultless operation. Having spent 35 years in IT, I knew just what to do ...... but none of it worked! What on Earth could...

I've just signed up for tailored offers from First Direct on my credit & debit cards. The very first was a very generous discount from Mothercare. I am 61 years old with no kids. I'm just off to look up the meaning of "tailored".

Well, it has been a bit of a farce. Are you going on tour? :D

A pal of mine had special secure deadlocks fitted to his van. The van had a sliding door on one side which he parked against a 6 foot wall on his drive to deny access. One morning he came down to go to work and someone had cut a hole in the other side of his van to get to his gear! If they are...

I’ve always found that it shrinks,cups and not just in big gaps. Am I doing something wrong?

Damn! Something else I've never heard of but now want to find a use for!

2 part for small bits, white powder fillers because I find them so much easier to sand than any ready mixed stuff I have ever found. Mind you, I have recently found Ronseal Hardwood Filler to be very good. I needed something with a colour. Decorators Caulk, hideous stuff, always ends up...

OK, I let the ads display as I was asked, very politely, to consider setting off my ad blocker on this site as the revenues help pay for the forum. No problem there for me, others feel different, I know. But why did I get an advert for Tesco cooking equipment? I thought that these adverts were...

Aldi says: " this T-shirt is perfect for wearing under jumpers, jackets or even under another T-shirt - whatever keeps you warm and comfortable." I'd call that a vest. :?

It was a hell of a fire!

What Nev says. I burnt my entire CD collection in no time at all. Just be sure how much space you have on your phone though if you decide to do it.

I've done two magnets, but that can be quite powerful and the challenge is to get them in line. So what I use now is magnet one side and I buy those metal joining strips from B&Q from the other. They are easy to cut and fix. https://www.diy.com/departments/abru-li ... 268_BQ.prd PS I'm not...

I f you find a model shop, they will stock the thin stuff

Sounds good to me.

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Pillar Drill now SOLD.

The only way I can contribute to this is to let you know how long it takes me to make a cabinet door. I don't do it for a living, but I have made a lot. So a 700x500mm Shaker style door, finished with 3 coats of lacquer/varnish, about 4 hours if am in the mood. The only thing you seem to be...

I used one of those non slip mats in your picture. I don't anymore. The problem seemed to be that dust would fall between all the holes, naturally, and this would then "lubricate" the mat on the surface it was on and so it would then slide about. I just use clamps and dogs now to stop stuff...

Thanks Brandlin, I've been looking everywhere, except there!