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Coffee shop wooden stirrers. Just pick up a few extra when you go in. :):);)

Edit, according to the form on the link below it should be flushed https://www.hhic.org.uk/uploads/5BE2B7AF1A9B0.pdf

Just looked on the BG website as I’m genuinely intrigued, I maybe wrong but do not see how you can compete the benchmark certificate without flushing the system. I’m not gas safe so not really my area but a level 2 plumber and I remember being told this on my course. Think the fitted was...

Not sure if it is still the case but flushing the system was part of commissioning the boiler, without which the manufacturers warranty was void! Once completed the benchmark form should be completed. Boiler Commissioning Checklist: Cleansing the system Once the heating system has been...

That looks the same as my Axminster CCL lathe. They still provide parts for or did a year or so back.

I’m 60 and been using NHS hearing aids for 3-4 years now (been in the army since I was 16). When I plug one before walking out the door I can suddenly hear the news on the TV. Don’t like using them and I only use one as I find my own voice quite off putting with 2 in, but they really improved...

I used it on the wife’s l “she shed” walls, used screw fix own decking oil on the floor and had loads left over.

You have said bowls so I assume you have a lathe. Snowmen for Christmas! Good use of all the small bits laying around. Quick to make, think I have done 50 plus over the years for friends, you could also do smaller ones as tree decorations.

These look interesting https://thepvcshop.com/

I use truff saw blades after seeing the recommended on this site. Not a heavy user and think I’ve only ordered 5 over a few years. Had a fairly new one break a week back, email to Ian, returned for a re-weld and surprised to find a new blade with the re-welded one “just incase I had problems”...

We had some of the same flooring in work than needed a patch taken up, when they put it back down it was quite gappy as yours sounds. Not sure what they used but they went over it with a filler as you would use grout on titles, then sealed it. It’s been down a few year so far and no issues...

I made a frame saw from a broken blade. Don’t really need it but enjoyed making it.

Not really related to the sub base but decking related https://apple.news/Apg5qtT3lRQKZA21irNF4uw

Need to keep it safe.... safe away from the wife:LOL::LOL:

I’ve something similar, I used a belt of a belt sander with a screw in each end. Works enquire well

Is this not about what you are willing to pay! I started off cheap as I had a family that came before my hobby/DIY. Now if it is an tool I’ll use a fair bit I buy quality, after a lot of research at cost does not always equal quality. I see a lot I’d like to buy but sometimes find it hard to...

Wife had a caddy for work a while back, she loved it, drove really well and never any issues. Unlike the 3 none VW has had since then.

As above, I have replaced mine twice in around 3 years.

NO NONSENSE GROUT CLEANER 1LTR from screwfix, £4.99. Used it every now and then to keep the gouge clean and works

Sideways, thank you for your input, I’ll take a look at the metabo as a better option. Regards