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Another couple of options. [a] couple of lift-off hinges one side and toggle clamp other. Dearer. fixed studs to frame and wingnuts to compress the seal. Cheap as chips. ??tried to edit as not Bold but no joy. Alex.

Yes , I'm not a timber framer by profession but I have built a workshop and currently cutting joints for a garden room/office thing. 6x6, 6x8,6x10 oak timbers. My first couple of pegs were too tapered and didn't pull in enough. Replaced with others and fine since. If I'm going through 6inch beam...

Only the first part needs to be Tapered, to find the Off-set hole. The rest should be tight-ish in order to keep the tenon pulled in. Not too tight or danger of splitting the beam. Kris Harbour has a bit of a Youtube episode about pegs that he had to adjust because the pegs he bought were not...

There is the bisaigue or twybil in English. Alex.

shouldn't it be just the one nail. . this will allow some movement of cladding.

Is that more flooding risk than the existing footbridge (in white).?

I like those big shop windows that open inwards. Alex.

Hi. Could you sell / exchange the power to neighbour(s). Heat their Swimming pool, charge their car, etc. Alex.

How about having / renting a Second container so that it's stored inside. Alex.

What about two/three thin slats of timber Steamed around themselves. Alex,

Your cork looks too thick, a thinner slice wouldn't crumble as easily I would use some leather as the jaw faces. I have on mine. Alex.

I have "stamped" metal plates. The letters / numbers are raised slightly (like USA, ?). Brought them because other drivers keep breaking the perspex ones which is a fail. Had several MOT's all ok. Alex.

Sorry chaps, this was paid and posted. Slim.

Hi, I would like this please. please pm with payment details. Alex.

I've seen some pictures/diagrams that showed the use of two osb/ply pieces to screw against. Inside and outside strips leaving full insulation in between. page 13/14 of the attached pdf. https://cdn.acmepanel.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/SIPBOOK-2020.pdf food for thought. Slimshady.

Noticed this in Toolpost just before Christmas. Lot of money but well made. https://www.toolpost.co.uk/product/leather-toolbag-27in-685mm Alex.

I own several Sorby's: 1.5" framing, 1" corner-framing, 3-3/8" slick. Also a 2" no.284 registered (got a good cash deal). They haven't been subjected to years of abuse but several months of intense use over the years. Steel is excellent. Handles are good. Not broken them, but then I haven't...

I believe that Johnny B is meaning the belt/pulley as a whole is "dicey". When the photo is viewed in close up it appears to be newish as writing easily readable. Most guarding is a metal frame and metal mesh to allow cooling air to easily reach the motor. Would also be resistant to a broken...

As the others said, interested, of course. Couple of thoughts .... Are you making all the pieces first then raising.? If so and if my rare weekends off tally with you then I would like to lend a hand. Alex.

My basic comment was to suggest that the vast day-to-day buying/selling that "we the peoples of Europe" do over the years is more than the governments of Europe spend. Will the UK's MEP's be out of a job as well. Such a shame. PaulM. I'm definitely vote leave. Alex.