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I agree with the above use of oxalic acid. Any chemical should be handled with care I have used oxalic for more than 45 years without...

I would say that the negative feedback is from "real world" individuals with experience.

We built a pair of high-end semi-detatched houses in West Sussex. With the rise of Air Bnb they became untenable. The requirements both...

I have restored many similar chairs over the past 45 years. This chair seems to be a classic Victorian ballon back most common in...

Shellac sticks are available in a wide range of colours that you melt (drip) using a soldering iron into holes etc. Sand off and use...

I use foam tile backer board in bathroom/shower areas, very lighweight and easy to cut completely waterproof. Loads of different...

I agree with "Inspector", A scratch stock is the way to go. I use old Industrial bandsaw blades from a saw mill. Mine was about 3 inches...

Don't have a current Webster's (actually never have had a Webster's, I have the door stop edition of the OED), This was in 1974-5 and...

When working with our friends across the pond, I had reason to send a message through their network to the UK. In the message I included...

Spectric, I am quite sure you knew what kind of Executor I was refering to.That sounds like point scoring. In fact I took on the role...

Stig as an ex soldier (I am a Royal Navy veteran), please contact SSAFA (Soldier Sailor Air Force Association) there is a branch in your...

I had to clear a my brother's house and garden on his death ten years ago as his executor. At the hospital where he passed away, while I...

I would agree that it a tack lifter, used in upholstery or shoe mending. Whether it started life as such is open to question. Most tack...

On YouTube there is a contributor who loves to breakdown electronic circuitry and reverse engineer. bigclicedotcom. See if you can...

As usual Jacob takes the bit and supplies his beloved graphs and proves nothing. My point was that the entry level for RN apprentices...