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Very nice indeed. Guessing the builder does not make starter homes :D

Maybe I have misunderstood but if you already have Bessy clamps just get these https://www.besseytools.co.uk/bessey-edge-clamp-kt5-1cp

I had only been with them a few weeks and got it for free. If they think you might go somewhere else phone companies can be quite accommodating :lol:

Other than paying of calls as per normal how will it cost me?

With Vodafone you can have a Sure Signal if your handset is not bang up to date. We had no reception inside due to a foil insulation and I got them to give me a Sure Signal for nothing. Works pretty much perfectly http://shop.vodafone.co.uk/shop/mobile- ... 5375-white I should add my phone is...

Sorry a bit off topic How on earth does Trustpilot work? Every review gives them 1 star yet their overall rating is 2 star :?

Ariel Atom?

A go kart?

Just made me laugh seeing this used as an add for tradesman. Grinder with no guard, broken handle, synthetic gloves that have melt holes in them plus no visible glasses etc. Would you want this chap working on your home? I am no health and safety nazi but there are limits

Only a bit of fun but had this add pop up on Facebook saying "Handymen urgently wanted" Not sure I would employ this chap. So how many potential safety issues can we spot?

Not that I have ever ground moulder knives but recently needed a reasonably tight radius ground onto a piece of mild steel. I set up my 9" angle grinder with a grinding disk and a makeshift table. Reshaped the edge of the disk to have nice radius on it and it was surprisingly easy to grind back...

In a major clear out I came across these instructions. Seems a shame to ditch them so thought it worth an ask on here first. Any takers?

No need for Z purlins IMO. I built all our sheds and barns with treated timber which I am happier working with. If you use Cladco sheets I wouldn't be worrying about the cheaper sheets rusting out quickly either. I have used many of their grades even seconds with no coatings on one shed and that...

Looks to be off a bandsaw and then bleached

Never seen a stainless option. Where do you get them and what problems have you seen with the standard galvanised steel fixing screws? Got 100s of square meters fixed down here and you have me worried

Pretty sure all installation details are on their site so have look through. No need for OSB and if I remember rightly just needs supporting at 1200mm spacings. Been using their sheets for sheds and barns here on the farm for 20 plus years so I cant see you having any hassle down the line as...

Cladco do a good range of steel roofing sheets. Can be laid to just 3 degrees and probably less if no joins in the length. Also they do a drip stop backed option or better still but pricey an insulation back version. https://www.cladco.co.uk/installation-guides/dripstop Cant compare with many...

So is it 3 phase? Mine just has 2 single phase motors. Cant quite remember but they are 1000 or 1100 watts each so no problem with a single phase supply.

The blast gates were once operating a relay (hence the wires) which turned the extractor on and off but this broke so the now just set it up to work off a pull cord.

So much for my suggestion to get it fixed. That is pretty steep money for a repair. Fingers crossed you get lucky with some SH parts