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Conservatory. Removed old cracked ceramic tiles and adhesive, down to slab. Self leveling compound poured 10 days ago and dehumidifier has been running for 5 days, moisture now still varies between 4.5 and 7% in different areas. Laminate instructions specify slab moisture content of <1.8%...

I don't know if this is a real problem or yet another press scare - DIY warning for wooden pallets as ‘highly toxic' treatment used - key stamp to look for

I don't know if there is anything in the UK/Irish agreements covering this but I do know folks are taking a hammering for duty and VAT when importing personal gear into other EU countries such as Portugal and Spain. There's maybe a possible avoidance route to Ireland via NI worth exploring.

Mine's buried behind other gear with a longish hose I drag to whatever I'm using so I bridged the fitted NVR switch and use a wireless operated 13a plug-in switch, which is also an NVR.

Efficiency has drastically improved over the years. We live aboard a sailing boat for around half the year and solar provides all our needs, with 320w of panels occasionally outputting >300w in Algarve/Med sun. More often though we see mid 200's as boat swings around on anchor so panels not...

The fan unit can be mounted in different positions if you drill some new holes in the base so you can put that side under restricted roof height.

It appears identical to the Charnwood W691 which I have and that's quoted as - Dimensions 900 x 560 x 1950mm . I fitted a pleated fine filter from Scott & Sargeant which is a bit lower than the cloth filter but not at home to measure.

The way I have done it (not on router table) was to use a top bearing guided cutter with a jig, firstly I cut half way through to form what will be the lip. Then I reduced the size of the jig with some strips the size of the lip, then cut the centre out in several passes.

Stumpy Nubs nearly lived up to his name with a chain wheel - You need to know how dangerous this tool is! (How it got me) - YouTube

I bought some Formica on ebay recently, available in various sizes. Used Evostick solvent free contact adhesive, easy to apply evenly by brush or roller.

If it's the model I suspect, it has larger than normal hose and outlet IIRC 5". If so, P & J may be able to supply new bag, that one looks a bit leaky.

Looks identical to the P & J one I had years ago, designed to be used with waste bag bottom mounted. As Ozi suggests, it needs to be mounted lower so the bag just clears the floor.

I had a 24" DeWalt radial arm saw and gave up ripping after several violent kick-backs.

Maxmat are doing an Einhell bandsaw for €199 (maybe + 23% IVA), there's a branch not far from Faro - TC-SB 200/1 | MaxMat Just had another look at the advert and it seems maybe too small, sorry.

As well as Ryobi, I have a small Bosch screwdriver which is very handy in tight spaces or light duty work such as drawer slides, hinges, knobs etc. This seems to be the current model - Bosch IXO Basic 3.6V 1.5Ah Li-Ion Cordless Screwdriver | Electric Screwdrivers | Screwfix.com

I sorted out the sloppiness in RP band saw mitre gauge by inducing a very slight bow across the width in the centre of it's length, plus another tap at the outer/user end to realign gauge.

I recently bought some of these from Amazon, nice and warm - Arctic Comfort NEW 4 pairs Mens Arctic Comfort Thick Thermal Wool Socks High Tog Rating, Grey/Black, UK 6-11 EUR 39-45 : Amazon.co.uk: Clothing

If that Leigh jig is as complicated as my Super24 dovetail jig, more time will be spent reading the instructions than doing the job:D

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