Recent content by Myfordman

It is possible that the asphalt is providing the damp proof course to the floor.

Look for a post protection product called postsaver. I've used it recently and seems a sound idea - only time will tell how effective it is!

Hi Vann, I hope you wont find it a retrograde step. Yes it will be different but please take a look and raise any problems with us and we will try and help. A lot of work has gone into the new version and has had a lot of testing by a number of current members Bob

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It could also be a stuck centrifugal switch. The OP has not stated whether it is an RCD or an over current trip

No nonsense water based floor varnish from Screwfix works for me

Ive not had your particular situation arise but when ive left negative feedback in the ebay step in and offer assistance. Maybe that might help you too?

Well I suppose living near Southampton has got to have some advantages 😂

OK my branch of wickes offered a cutting service last time I went in a year or so ago

Wickes usually offer a cutting service free. Consider a full sheet cut to your needs with the offcuts for stock to get better vfm.

Put in a claim for a refund of any tax paid after death!

Maybe talk to tuffsaws to see if Ian has any suggestions. He only supplies blades but is generous with advice. Any machine will be able to tension a narrow blade but making it useable will be down to the guide system. A tall order!

I reckon they are fake. you could clean off the coating a electroplate them with zinc. bound to be a recipe on the net and youtube

Why not take note of the shortcomings of the commercial ones and design them out and make one yourself - it ain't rocket science and you would learn so much from the exercise.

Its not a good technique for plywood as the Quarters will easily delaminate and fall off. Better to have over long sides and a half depth housing for the back to fit into. How you do the front depends on whether you have applied fronts or not Look at peter millard videos for best ways to make...