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For quick jobs I just use some cheap trigger operated 12" or 24" clamps (4 of each). I've got some 4ft sash clamps for larger stuff. I always wish I had more, or that they were 1" deeper, or.... etc etc

So is the feed to the garage at the moment a spur (32A?!), or is there a proper ring return? If it's a ring then you're fine adding sockets yourself, adding them to an existing ring is not notifiable under Part P.

I think you're going to find 15mm conti very weak over that distance - is the material choice essential?

I've not used it yet, but I've just got one of the Triton routers as they have a lift built in - not sure what your aspirations are with this project though and whether you want to build the lift yourself.

How on earth did you get a 5p in your hand too?! :D

I thought this was a US vs UK trend, with one school of thought saying it was more accurate, the other saying there was an increased chance of pinching against the blade?

I'll rephrase the question - joining sheet to the end grain of a vertical 2x2 - how would you do it?

Amazon and eBay have all manner of plastic adaptors that should suit your needs.

I think most people will say that if you can duct to outside without concern for mess/heating loss, then do it. It takes the whole "filtering enough" debate right out of the equation.

Try fusion 360,i find it much better than sketch up.

Looks hungry!

Ok, I think I know the lesson to learn here, but wanted to check! So, timber frame from 2x2 (verticals) and 3x1 (horizontals) over a 2'x1' approx build to make a cube. I cut half laps at the end of each of the verticals, which took the long horizontals, and at 90degrees to that at the midpoint...

I suggest you check out Open Builds, there's a great community there with loads of experience :). I've spent a lot of time reading on that site as I've been toying with the idea of a CNC miller for quite a while!

Although they're not as good as the more expensive ones, there are some 4ft clamps available online for about £15 a clamp if that's better for your pocket.

I don't want to come across as argumentative, but that is categorically not notifiable - q5 on the IET website is linked below. http://electrical.theiet.org/building-r ... p/faqs.cfm Building controldon't need it either https://www.buildingcontrolpartnershiph ... intro.aspx You're right...

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Thanks, useful info. Since building my shop vac into a proper little cart I've got much better at cleaning up immediately after use so I'll make the most of it!

JOF 001 arriving tomorrow :D

OK, so the MOF or JOF are my new candidates then! I'll get reading! Thanks.

What are the views on the triton ones? For table use they seem to have great accessibility and adjustment from above.