Recent content by Lard

Brill......at last someone speaking some sense. 😁 Haven’t heard from Sir Stanley for a while, he must have been away researching. 😂

I replaced my flexible pipework with 110mm drainage pipe a few years back and, although screwfix is handy/local for immediate purchases, I bought the vast majority of pipe and fittings from an online company. Cant remember the exact company but here’s a suitable web example to illustrate...

in a previous life I worked as a building surveyor and very often went out with building control and/or the structural engineer. There were many instances where they had to make somewhat instant judgements on whether or not a joist had been suitably sized etc. They had a GENERAL rule that I’ve...

i tried a load of this on my first setup and it ‘seemed’ to be fine. It wasn’t until I started changing certain runs for smooth drainage pipe that I noticed the vast amount of tiny perished holes within it. I suppose its a very cheap solution for a temporary set up that should last for a short...

Now that is interesting! 👍

“What is this inner circle you speak of? And more importantly, is there a jig for it?” Now that is very clever! 🤔😂👍

So sorry, I forgot I’m not in the inner circle and should not have tried to actually answer the OP‘s question.

“If everyone had simply answered my question....” I’m not sure whether to laugh or be despondent at that one 🤔

The responses appears typical in that the majority of you ‘once again’ treat the questioner as a small child who must be scolded....for gods‘s sake either answer him or assume that if he’s bright enough to operate a computer and old enough to own a shed and operate machinery that he’s able to...

How about this....brill idea using magnets 👍

You’re mixing up your ’R’s’ with your ‘D’s’ 👍

I’d thought I’d seen them all until I came across this one....very good and, if you can get hold of the right bottle, appears to be the easiest.

Well well...... I do remember my late father, who worked at ROF Glascoed in Usk (munitions factory) bringing the odd roll home. In the factory it was ALWAYS known as ’jungle tape’. It was often a source of argument with my mates, as we grew up, who would insist on calling it duct tape......I was...

I did this a year or two back because I too needed more valuable floor space. I originally had a relatively light 1hp machine and because I did not want (or need to) house it outside, I dismantled it from its castored base and mounted it internally at roof level to the rafters (single pitch...

It will happen! I have the same although when I built my ‘shed’ I included an inner breather membrane which has ‘dealt’ with the problem of condensation droplets.........up to a point. The condensation collects On the inner side of the profiled roof, gains weight and eventually the larger...