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Oops - wrong key If plastic or rubber liner . . remove If concrete . . smash it up If moulded fibreglass or hard plastic . . remove Otherwise it will remain a swamp, no matter what you fill it with

If the pond is still water tight, depending on construction you need to :

In the early 80' I built an 8" f5.6 reflector telescope, including grinding and polishing the mirror. This scope gave excellent views of the night sky and had a reasonable magnification of about X350), sufficient to see the rings of Saturn, Jupiter's red spot and the "canals" on Mars...

KNOCK WHO'S THERE ? THE HERMES MAN THE HERMES MAN WHO? NEVER KNOCKS TWICE

I find a 12 bore quite effective on the rodents but you see the state of my cupboard doors!

Thanks!

BEWAERE! I has a similar problem with my saw, I so bought a new KA0-5 switch... No wiring diagram only numbers on the terminals (31 21 & 11 on top row and 12 22 and 32 on the bottom row). I thought I new how to fit plugs and switches but this has got me stumped, can any one help?

Well below the minimum wage the!

I think they were pear drop.

I find a 12 bore equally effective against both mice and rats!

Best to cut a thread in the wood using a Tap (not kitchen or bathroom) of the same thread size as the inset before fitting, especially in hard wood ( oaky, mahogany etc)

I have a SIP extractor, 680 CFM with a 3m flexible 100mm connection. I have checked the Planer extractor and it does have internal cross braces, and it now seems logical that what Phil1978 and Disinteror suggested will solve my problem. I will cut them off before I next use the machine...

Hi Geoff, Thanks for your comment.

I recently purchased a chip and dust extractor (high Volume Low Pressure) to use with my Charnwood 588 planer thicknesser, when in use the chip extraction outlet soon gets blocked. Any ideas? Thanks Colin