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You want hplv for the sander and bandsaw and drill, so if that's your limit at present then go down that route, just realise it will be the wrong tool for the job if you get a planer etc

I can do 150 delivered as an impulse purchase. I'm assuming there is no warranty left.

Step back, decide what you want and come at it afresh. You don't have to do everything from day one but some things are easier to sort from the outset. Personally my recommendation would be a low tech planted tank with good maintenance species in there, both fish and inverts. You can expand...

Decide what you like, do some reading, and I'll gladly chat through any thoughts you have and steer you in the right direction. UKAPS is your single best community in the UK for this hobby (planted).

Psssst, Steve, we've got him now!! One of us, one of us...

Thanks that's kind of you. Check out UKAPS a bit more though, I'm in the little leagues with what I used to do.

It's addictive trust me, but also beautiful. Doesn't have to cost the earth either, I bought very few things new, most things can be traded, bred or grown.

One of my old tanks.

No it's just much more of an adhesive than bathroom silicone, plus it doesn't leach all sorts of toxic chemicals into the tank water.

Can you show us a picture of what you mean please? You say laminate but I think you're describing a short stave type block.

Yea aquarium stuff is a different beast to the bathroom silicone you get.

Bloody hell, with the strength of aquarium silicone that's definitely there to stay now! Haha.

Either long term leak or they've never wiped up when they've done maintenance and made a mess. Just lightly scrape the surface and make sure it's only superficial, you don't want the stand being compromised.

I'll happily chat to you at length about how to get started if you don't want to trawl the site.

Dpd will certainly let you do this, the limit is 100watthour if I remember right.

My error, it's just .org not .org.uk

There are various sites online that will offer spares for kit once you find the model number. That would be my first suggestion.

A long time ago I used to keep planted tropical tanks for years, and I'd recommend them to anyone interested in keeping fish for two reasons; 1) They look gorgeous 2) Once you've set them up, they dramatically reduce the level of maintenance you need in a tank because there's much more of an...

As mentioned above, going to the precision you're talking about will almost certainly be thwarted by wood movement. My suggestion for consistent cylinders on a wood turning lathe would be to ensure you have a rest that runs the length of the workpiece, waxed, and use a broad (probably 1") skew...

If you get yourself a wireless AC dongle (ac is the important bit as that's the type) then you will be sorted. Id recommend the Dell outlet if you're looking to buy a complete system.