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More worrying is the number of half full bottles...

Unfortunate name but remember these? 50 YEARS OF ROTARY REVOLUTION | We are Mazda

Absolutely, I had no idea there was pipework in the attic otherwise I'd have isolated it all.

When we bought our house it had an annex that we didn't need at the time so used it for storage. One day in the middle of a very cold winter I went out to discover water pouring out of a door. After switching off the water and electric I discovered that water and central heating pipes had been...

Some of us have no choice, we have 7 Maine Coons (my wife shows and breeds them) but only one geriatric cat is allowed out, the rest live in the house and have a big outside run where they catch the odd screw or frog. The old one was once a prolific mouser though, I used to collect up to 10...

Yes our 300 year old cottage has elm beams and wide elm floorboards in one room, some of which have been replaced with modern boards over the years and just carpeted over so my plan is to source replacement elm floorboards next year.

There are many on the market. This is apparently at least 25mm high Heavy Duty Garage Door Floor Threshold Weather Seal Rubber Draught Rain Excluder (7ft) : Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools

I don't need rail clamps as I use the UJK clips but for clamping stuff to the bench these are superb Drillpro Quick Guide Rail Clamp Carpenter F Clamp Quick Clamping for MFT and Gui Sale - Banggood UK

You will be trapping them until you die, the best solution is to keep them out using something like this? Stormguard Garage Threshold Seal Black 2.5m | Seals & Draught Excluders | Screwfix.com

Lucky you, I'd have snapped it up if I hadn't just bought an old drill press :cautious:

My current setup is on a frame held on Toughbuilt saw horses. I use it to make stuff for my new workshop (on ice until timber prices normalise). I also built our green house timber frame on it this year using the dogs and clamps to hold pieces as I cut and glued joints. It's main task will be...

Take a look at Peter Millard's channel, some very useful tips on making cabinets and/or doors Peter Millard - YouTube

I'd recommend NHL3.5 with black dye - you can get this from a Builders Merchant. I've used this a lot renovating ours and its excellent stuff. Read this Hydraulic Lime, Which NHL? | Conserv® (lime-mortars.co.uk) Travis sell it but this is far more than I've paid - it has gone up though like...

and to think they used to use it for coffins o_O

I wonder if he's ever heard that one before... Welcome Luke

I've got this one not the Ergo, but if I ever need a new one I would be very tempted by the dearer Ergo Bahco 24tpi Metal/Plastic Hacksaw 12" (300mm) | Hacksaws | Screwfix.com

+1 for the Bahco and I also use their blades

I once read that some gaps can help build a cyclone effect that improves dust collection?

Well at this rate she will have a telegram from the queen tomorrow..

if you've got access to a bench grinder you could grind a suitable spanner down?