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That is awesome footage. I love volcanos we spent a chunk of retirement money going to Hawaii for the volcanoes.

No price on a safe working environment.

Go for it! Hours of fun!

I don’t believe it!

The steam softens adhesive left on the wall but you need to get the vast majority of the tiles off first. If great lumps of plaster come off the walls with the tiles it doesn’t help at all. 😀

As said previously be aware if chips and splinters. Also depending on the adhesive used you might be able to use a wallpaper steamer to help remove some of the lumps left after tile removal.

I’ve been making beasties.

This is awesome. You must be really happy with the outcome.

Initially I thought yes you’re just an old moaner like many of us. But in retrospect this is quite important. The BBC or whoever needs to have a disclaimer or at least show one of some if their craftsman referring to dust management. We know it’s artistic and entertaining and tugs at...

I bought a set of these to practice with. I think they’re mild steel. They make lots of nice sparks when you sharpen them. Stick to the Sorby tools.

I use foam brushes. Work for me.

I found my garage too hot in summer and too cold in winter. The OSB boards have done the job for me as I said. The garage roofing sits directly on the boards. Maybe I should have used a waterproof membrane but I didn’t and it’s been 20/ 25 years now and still fine.

I have a concrete section garage with corrugated metal roof. Condensation would drip onto my car causing marks I couldn’t remove. I solved this by using OSB sheets from Wickes. I was able to lift the roofing and put the OSB sheets down and the reattach the metal. I used no insulation. Keeps the...

Use copper mesh from Amazon to block holes. https://smile.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00VIIX4OC/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_imm_awdb_G1N89YA997Q88SPXRY36 You can also use uv fluorescent powder to find where ingress occurs.

I use a moisture meters fir my wood turning it’s a Dr Meter MD812 which I find is very useful. I also buy firewood logs that have been dried. They should be below 20% moisture content I believe to confirm with pollution regulations. I would advise you get one. To be honest just go for a...