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He is fine,Just super busy with life and work. As for Worcester I think he would rather gouge an eye out with a rusty spoon! He removed a Worcester Junior today as it goes....

Synthapraufe

I cant see a pic of your trowel mate,use a Refina which is brilliant but a few years old.and the blade needs changing dont mind trying yours can you post up a pic please

Worcester CDI classic is tried tested and proven piece of kit It is an excellent boiler ,dont let the clog wearers tell you any different ! :)

The best tool.made.by Milwaukee is their auto pipe slice . As for a cordless Angle Grinder that is definetly the fastest way to slice through pipe with minimal damage using a good quality cutting disk

If you can't afford to do it properly then i would advise on buying some of this and drill random holes and squirt this into them and let it set using a minimum of 12mm flat bit Also use some long wall anchors and easifill to make good Best of luck...

Dot and and dab it with insulation lined plasterboard which will save you all the hassle of battening out and you can get perfectly plumb walls

Use joint filler on your first coat for any drylining and then finish off with easi fill

My mate loves his Metabo chaser along with a Bosch dust extractor and swears by it

I think I will buy a proper dust extractor made for the job along with a Makita,Henry is not my idea of an extractor either going for Hilti or Makita

Opinions please ....

Ah silicone ,the dafty Diyer's and bodgers get out of jail card!:) :)

Plumbers in general love to take the Mickey mate and yes we can see you are stressed out with that abortion of supposed plumber Give him a shout and explain you are not happy at all with the job and give him the opportunity to put it right If not then materials have to be paid for.If he...

I would use synthaprufe personally and SBR as a primer

I would use joint filler from Knauf or Gyproc joint cement first to get into the chases as its designed to be stronger and normally used for drylining. Let this dry off and then go over with easy fil for a nice smooth finish Using drywall products will greatly reduce your drying times as its...