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thanks for that link, seems like people have done it before

just looked at a job to replace a cafe coutertop. problem is the the top is 1100mm wide and i am struggling to find a replacment as the widest i can find is a breakfast bar top 900mm wide. so i think i have two options A) join 2 standard 600mm worktops back 2 back, not keen on this as the area...

yeah three on the frame for me too was how i was taught, would be interested to know if there is a reason though?!

i have a pair of these. if i understand what your describing correctly then they are meant to be like this. they can be adjusted parral using the little yellow bit on the two heads. i belive they are like this to allow for clamping awkward shapes.

near chester. a few more searches has come up with plenty of companys providing splicing services so thats looking like a good option.

thanks for the link might require some practice!

i have just looked at a decking job for a customer. they are keen on using rope for the handrail. A quick google search has sugested using 28mm rope. the rope will go through 4"x4" posts. My questions are 1 how easy is it to tie a tight knot in 28mm rope 2 how to finish the ends to stop them...

thankyou very much Krysstel using the subase was a great idea and has worked very well.

i have a Trend CRT/MK2 Craftsman Router Table in which i have been using a trend t5. this week i purchased a t11 to use solely in it so i don't have to keep taking the t5 out. the t11 has the fine height adjuster which can be operated from below the router/above the table. to achieve this though...

thankyou mike, the RIBA website was very helpful. I am very interested in the answer, it was for an assignment i am currently doing. my woodworking background is that i am a site joiner, so not up to the standard of some of the work on here. however i find the site very useful for improving my...

what fee would an architect expect for a project worth £160m