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You have a good point; I think another important factor is/was that by putting the boards on the border line, and the posts on your side, you lose less of your garden than putting the edge of the post on the boundary and tha boards on your side. If you do the latter, the neighbour has access to...

It can be a guide, as most fences have the bad side facing the owners property, but legally it depends whose side of the boundary it is erected on.

Thanks for this observation, definately something to be aware of...I will check my saw for just how much support I DON'T have. I hope to use it outside but I like the idea of a collection hood...and I quite liked the white collapsible laundry basket solution in a previous reply. I bought a...

Thanks, all good advice, I particularly like the last on bolded (by me) not to cut too small a piece. Good point about the dust extraction. Will use outside whenever possible. Great walkthtough for my first cuts. Will re-read before I use it. Great bolded (by me) point... No spinny, no...

Sorry for the long title, but don't want to be accused of clickbait! I've bought a sliding single bevel mitre saw and have never even used one before. It's a parkside one, from Lidl. Don't have much of a need for one at the moment, but hope to do a few woodworky things when I move house...

Many years ago I had bought a new Citroen AX (mark 1). I had an accident within 12/18 months, where I hit a wall with both the front and rear of the car (yes, same wall in the same incident...lots of spinning involved). The insurance company were 50:50 to scrap or repair...they decided to...

(Actually, it's 15:22 as I type, but you get the gist) I came across this site whilst googling "French Cleats" and purely because it is 'UK' based, I though I'd better join...get away from those pesky "17/49ths of an inch ga-bubbins. I like garages - Because the only place i have/will have to...