Mrs C

The value of the data they are able to collect from your near miss outweighs their cost of a canister. Also, it’s a promotional thing...

If you are planning of removing the whole board/seat before re-fixing it in place I would attempt to drill through the old nails...

Ideally save the nail, but otherwise end up with a hole to put a new nail in. It’s the seat of a very old kitchen chair.

I am a bit suspicious of the heating up with a flame advice. Likely do more harm than good. If the nail still has a head then first...

You could try a slide hammer nail puller - supposed to be very effective once you get the hang of setting it

You can use a hole-saw improvised from a narrow section of steel tube to cut around the outside of the nails. This should allow you to...

That doesn’t remove the hazard which is me with a blowtorch!

I want to get some very old nails out of an even older piece of oak. General consensus seems to be to use a blow torch to heat the...

I would never brush on Osmo but use a lint free cloth (less is more with Osmo). Then throw the cloth out afterwards- sorted! Mutton...

I used to have a similar layout but narrower. I had a piece of mft, next to that router mounted in a small bench with dust extractor...

Rang them this morning - they said that their cabinet pricing structure was too complex to put online.

So we now have a Howdens trade account with access to online pricing, however for the life of me I can’t find cabinet prices (everything...

2nd hand? They pop up on here occasionally. Frstool repair service is excellent if you are unlucky enough to encounter a problem.

4 x KRV 100 clamps (both heads move) 4 x KRV 60 clamps Colllect from HR8 or can post a buyers expense (however they are seriously...

I have got a Scheppach HD12 on mine which is 3/4HP. It works fine, but is on the upgrade list mainly as the bag is relatively small...