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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

Black Friday deal on some items, starts Friday 26th. Bench Dogs, Woodworker bench fittings and Fence Dogs – Benchdogs

Inherited a conservatory with bungalow we purchased 11 years ago. Obvious at time of purchase there were some cracked floor tiles in external door reveal but over the years, tiles started to rise a little. After many years of hints, decided to earn some brownie points and have a look at it...

We spend half or more of the year away from home so, when leaving in winter, leave CH programmed to fire up for 1/2 hour, 3 times per day as we have a radiator in conservatory which could freeze before boiler (in airing cupboard) frost stat kicks in. 15 year old oversized (inherited with house)...

May be of interest to anyone with Katsu and plunge base. The plunge base fits Makita 194579-2 Guide rail adaptor, which fits Makita, Triton & Festool tracks, not sure about other makes.

Don't know if this has been shown before - (152) Festool Type MFT BenchDogs Super Cheap Solution - YouTube

Benchdogs fence and guide rail dogs arrived this morning, just assembled and find they're virtually a hammer fit, whereas Parf dogs are just a good hand interference fit. Is this usual, anyone else had problems? All holes drilled with Parf Guide so should be correct sizes.

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Stumpy Nubs nearly lived up to his name - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7xWHEW ... ploademail

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On a recent thread, it was said that when planing a bowed board on a planer, it should be done convex side down. I have always done it concave side down. If the job allows, will cut in half (2 shorter lengths) before planing. If twisted as well, I use the thicknesser with the board wedged...

Have been watching and contributing to the Gripper thread on General Woodworking for a couple of days but now get the message - You are not authorised to read this forum Has the thread been pulled or, have I for some reason been locked out. Mailed one of the Mods last night but no reply so...

Interesting DeWalt promotional film from WW2, amazing amounts of timber cut in short time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiGH0Qsu3ak

Have just bought a few lengths of spalted beech, rough sawn manky and left outside. A couple of pieces look like they have woodworm but no sign of dust around holes. Obviously going to treat all of them but wondering whether, due to roughness and manky condition, to take a light pass through...

'er indoors wants a chair to match her light pine computer desk and I've been trawling around looking for something simple to build and not too heavy. Came across this frame design which shouldn't be too challenging but just can't believe anyone would pay that price. Am I out of touch or, do...

Conflicting thoughts, who's correct? Situation is a bungalow left unoccupied for several months in winter. Standard brick construction with insulated cavities, double glazing etc and about 12" loft insulation with all water pipes between ceiling and insulation, no roof tanks. Roof space bone...

Incredibly fast dovetails and a strange saw - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKuy3NdLhlE

Rutlands have a few supposedly reduced price items which may be of interest https://www.rutlands.co.uk/pp+black-fri ... ower_tools Any other deals around?