Recent content by Jameshow

Sounds good 5 seal bricks with brick sealer - this will stop water entering the bricks and causing cracking when the water freezes . .

Just like momentum then!!

How about a bolt in a plate. Perhaps a little oversized for the slot so you can file the threads away, so as to have a flat face against the pulley?

I have the Aximinster one which is good.... Very tightly made no slop. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/196418891591?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=xiP9IqJYRv2&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

I was out walking with my walking group and a couple of guys and myself came up with a much better idea for the national service in a matter of minutes! Learn a trade, Learn to drive. Learn soldier skills. Get out into nature for a week away somewhere. Do some volunteering NHS / nursing...

Check that the doors haven't dropped out of square too. Then check the threshold hasn't warped? Then the hinges haven't come loose??

It's just the tip of the iceberg I'm afraid ...!

Volvo 940. Great lump of a bus the ultimate woodworkers car! Audi A4 2.8 V6 so smooth and sophisticated! Pug 205 gtd great fun! Volvo T5 what a beast. Volvo XC90 what a mile eater. Mini cooper / cooper s kids cars - fun to drive in happier times.

I'd suggest getting rid of stuff, rather than storing it, you only have to carry it with you later on. Getting rid might also be helpful in dealing with any understanding lying issues your Mrs may have which manifest themselves through the hoarding.

@robgul will be on to you!!

Kia more reliable!

Same old cuts Same old jobs for the boys Same old big E - business getting tax cuts Same old business first yet not supporting business Same old talk of leveling up but more money for London Same on 5 as on the 3rd!!

Loved how it was pouring down seemed apt for his stint in no10!

I think you be fine in doing it as you suggest. I would put one between each joist. So on 400/600 centres.

Just an idea for those short if space how about having an over lay made up of 2x18mm plywood or 2" pine covering the front 12" of the mft and a 6" apron secured with a couple of dogs so that you can use hand tools.