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    TomGW replied to the thread Kitchen Worktop Joints.
    If you're doing a butt joint with a round edge worktop at least metre the front edge to the depth of the radius. This is where a worktop...
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    TomGW replied to the thread Table saw advice?.
    That's probably not a bad conclusion to reach. Your saw looks like a basically decent bit of kit. If the blade runs true (no wobble)...
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    TomGW replied to the thread Table saw advice?.
    If you are seriously considering buying a new (to you) saw I would add a SIP 01332 to the list for consideration. I bought a very...
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    TomGW replied to the thread Power tool storage....
    I didn't either until my two daughters bought houses of their own. Now being able to lift various tools, complete with their associated...
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    TomGW replied to the thread Framola brackets for shed project.
    Your original question was: "Will the framola brackets be good enough for stability or would I need to use some braces as well to reduce...
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    TomGW replied to the thread Table saw advice?.
    You have asked a couple of times for blade suggestions and I have been very happy with Freud blades - a good range available. I would...
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    TomGW replied to the thread Stopcock or Gate Valve?.
    The main stop cock should be a stop cock, not a gate valve or ball valve. Also, domestic pressure should ideally be around 3-4 bar...
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    TomGW replied to the thread Tracksaw.
    Definitely Makita, because of the Festool system compatibility. I started off with a Parkside (again compatible with Festool rails) and...
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    TomGW replied to the thread Steel beam size question.
    An alternative approach would be to span directly from side to side with deep joists, tapered off on both sides to form a low pitch and...
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    TomGW replied to the thread Steel beam size question.
    Yes, that's what I had in mind. Also glue the ridge beam (& lintel) sandwiches together for added strength - think glulam beams.
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    TomGW replied to the thread Steel beam size question.
    Yes. Now you've got more strength in the ridge and the supporting lintel.
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    TomGW replied to the thread Steel beam size question.
    I would increase both the ridge beam(s) and the lintel(s) to 200/220mm and notch the ridge beam, not the lintel. It will involve...
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    I cannot recommend your suggestion unless the OP knows what he is doing. Otherwise it could be lethal.
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    TomGW replied to the thread Kitchen cupboard door replacement..
    Stripping all the doors, drawer fronts & end panels and having them sprayed is definitely a good move. I've seen it done and turned out...
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    Glue only should be ok but I see no reason to not screw the bottom, as the screws will never be seen. Some form of scratch protectors...
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