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Lots of good advice here. The thought of a cold draughty workshop brings back memories of my apprentice ship in a stone built workshop with a cvorrugated iron roof. We had a woodshavings burner which helped on the winter, however I do recall one morning when the temperature had been -22...

Was working on a Edinburgh city centre high rise building site a few years back, well quite a few actually, when my workmate. A lad in his early twenties pointed out a blue hatch back car down in the traffic. We were about 5 floors up. The car was at a traffic light T junction where 3 lanes go...

Dogs have masters. Cats have staff. Must go the boss, is looking for his treats :wink:

If you dont want to see the ends of the bolts, drill a hole big enough to take the size of socket required to drive the nut into the timber before drilling the bolt hole. Then you can cut the bolt to lenth required and drive the nut on with the socket and it will be below the flush giving a much...

Hi NewBee here. Have joined in an attempt to keep up with the times. Things seem to move so fast these days. New methods, new kit etc etc Hope you guys can help keep me at the "cutting" edge. Cheers