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I think i'd rather a few more flies than the size spiders being talked about here!! :D

I would recommend that you fix battens to the wall horizontally to get the best finish on the job. No need to take off the radiator as long as you can fix battens above and below the radiator you can slide the T&G behind and fix it onto the battens, notching around the radiator brackets. As long...

no probs anytime! :wink:

I usually find that one router bit does one joint comfortably, i.e. one male and one female. Then the bit does start to wear but just take it easy on each pass taking a little less off each time and you should be able to do two joints.

This is called a butt and scribe joint. You need to purchase a worktop jig, which costs around the £60-70 mark for a 600mm wide worktop. On top of that you need to buy a router from about 1700 Watts upwards with a half inch collet to take a 2" long, half inch router bit, especially for these...