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Thanks custard, I've ordered 20kg

Do you have a link please? I searched for washed white rags but didn't find any!

I have a fixed terminal which costs around £240 a year to rent. I also have an izettle for emergency use if the broadband fails or for anyone who insists on paying by Amex. It works really well and if the charges were anywhere near the fixed terminal costs then I'd use it all the time.

Although I have an awd car, my next car will be 2 wheel drive and I'll fit snow tyres. The difference is stunning, I can go just about anywhere in the snow and ice with impunity. The downhill and braking performance on snow are brilliant, and 4x4 doesn't make any difference to that.

I did mine with a circular saw with a diamond blade. Only a straight cut mind. I also backed the saw in to avoid chipping and her indoors was cooling the blade with water. :shock:

I used to be a computer operator, the IBM laser printer we used was calibrated in mm for width and inches for length, so we'd print on 305mm x 12" stock. No idea why though. I've just ordered 35 6"x2" rough sawn joists, 4.8m long.

Hi there. I'm thinking of using yellow Balau on my 50sqm deck, where did you source yours? How does it look now after a month? Thanks

I have slatwall installed around my shop and the slots are actually t shaped (like a t track) and the fittings slip in and are stopped from coming out by the top lip http://www.unishop.co.uk/php/unishop.php There are hundreds of different hooks, bins, etc etc...

I'm sorry, but for your budget you are just not going to get a good enough cut. For picture framing I use the following 1) omga mitre saw (swing head) which cost around £2,500 2) Morso guillotine which second hand go for around £500 3) but mainly a brevetti double headed mitre saw which...

Before power tools we just used a plugging chisel, so the above suggestion of holes plus plugging chisel should be perfect.

Thanks for the replies, especially rafezetter and tfrench, I think I'm sold on composite, I'm doing a 10m x 5m deck, and I can't be pineappled with maintenance, so I think traditional wood is out. We're staying for at least 10 years, so longevity is important as when we do come to sell the deck will...

Thanks for the advice, I'm at the initial stages of trying to decide whether to go for composite or timber decking. Here is an example of solid core composite http://www.trex.com/uk/products/decking ... d-railing/ Another http://www.edecks.co.uk/products/10962/ ... 1mm---3-6m)

Has anyone any experience with composite decking? Any good (or bad) suppliers? Solid or hollow? Thanks

He features regularly on "fighting talk" on radio 5 live. He is a comedian and author. My favourite is the laxative review, laugh out loud funny.

I have a 13a electric two oven model. It costs us around £15-£20 per week to run, but we do have a 4kw solar array to help with the running costs. It switches off at 9:30pm and on at 4:00am. For us it works well as my wife works from home in the kitchen/diner and the rest of the house is...

I bought a scheppach '55 from ebay (German seller). Came 4 days later £120. 1) it has a euro plug 2) it came without rails (but with rail clamps and connectors) I've now added a couple of 1.4m rails so total cost has been £220 I've not used it yet though as I need to change the plug or find...

You cannot have two means of isolation. In a normal setup the feed from the consumer unit goes into a fused and or switched spur. The load side of the spur feeds a "central heating wiring centre" (basically a glorified connection block). From here wires go to and from the programmer, boiler...

Thanks for the advice. Decided to go with Hastings as I'd heard of them! £400

Hi folks, car insurance renewal time for me, I need class 3 business use, who do you use? My quotes are all between £400-£450 (I'm mid 50's clean licence, full no claims on a mid range 4x4) Quoted from lv= Co-op Hastings Any other favourites?

Thanks for putting my mind at rest guys!