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I had a similar problem with a large shallow pool. Used a flat freezer block, the sort you put in a cold box. Holes drilled in one side...

I think you probably want a ‘puddle pump’ - these can get down to 2-3mm water depth. So something thing like: APP BPS Submersible Puddle...

I find the younger tradesmen/ women are this way inclined . You may get nothing more than a thumbs up emoji or you might not get that ...

If the water is that deep siphoning it off with a garden hose would be the easiest. Drain the hose at night when you can't watch it. Wet...

I’m starting to get a feel for what it will be like inside. There is about 30mm of rainwater collected inside whilst the roof was going...

Well, the slaters have now finished the roof. The last ridge tile was popped on this afternoon despite the sub zero temperatures! I’m...

Get a 1/4" router and learn to use it handheld. They are very useful. An old Elu MOF96E / Makita / Hitachi used would be a fair start...

Hello, Bit of an odd one! We employed a carpenter to fit our doors. Unfortunately I arrived home to realise he'd done so upside down...

If the chippy supplied the doors as well as installing them I'd say there's nothing more you need to do except contact him to get him to...

I tend to use 2” wooden poles rather than scaffold for moving machines up to 2 tonne. However, with a machine that size, you can...

Why cut the pole down, either get one aimed at bench use if you don't want floor standing. But totally agree that buying the older...

You can mould the top section on the spindle, you need to drop it on, but must have proper stops.

I've started to make the diminished stile door shown in the door and windowmaking book from lost art press. After a full day I've...

If it were me, I would buy a floor mounted Startrite Mercury. With an angle grinder I’d cut down the pole to the size I want and...

Not quite. It's the seller who is liable as you describe. Manufacturer is liable to its buyer, and so on down the line, but not with...