Recent content by Joe100w

No Fox, it is not too small. Have a look at that utube link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akgZlJaaBK8&feature=related From big all that is an excellent link. I have also just found a chart with all the angle for bevel and mitre cutting on the net which is what I was looking for...

I have got some cornice to fit from Howdens. How do I find the exact angle to set for the Bevel and Mitre on my electric mitre saw. I have to be cut flat as it is too tall and hit the guard on the saw if I try to cut it at 45 degrees. There is no instruction on the cornice box about...

Lectrician What is the resin joint and where can I find more information about the different joints that can be made - nowadays.

stargazer What are the red connectors in the connection box. I am not familiar with them. Thanks

I am running some armoured cable to some garden lights. Is there any rules as to how deep they need to be under the grass and if they need to be protected. This cable will run off an RCD. Also will need to split the cable to supply different light to different areas - how best to do that...

Will do so next week and I am away for time being. thanks

I have a large mirror to fit. It is about 2 metres wide by 1 1/2 m high. It comes with a wooden Frame about 1 in wide. There is one way to fix it and it will have to be by hooking it on 2 white plastic caps which is recessed into the frame which will need a small hook (maximum width about 10...

big all Where can I get these panel sets? :x :P

I am looking to build an understairs cupboard with a door. I would like it to match the pattern on the door which is the cheap hollow panel door selling for about £20. Is there anywhere that I can buy plywood or laminate to match the shape on the door - which has 6 sort of insets panels in...

I have to laminate a small corridor that has 6 door off it. I would like the laminate to go under the door architrave and use beading on the skirting board. What is the best way to go about this. I do not want any gaps to be seen around the door. All suggestions welcomed 8) 8)

Thank you all. I have bought the Bosch GST135 BCE as recommended from Axminster as their special deal was the cheapest that I could find. Let the Jigsaw do the cutting. :) :D

Thanks I am really looking for very, very good quality. If there is special offer on it, so be it - as I know it will be very expensive. I am not really looking at price but wants it to cut in straight line and straight all the way down and works at reasonable speed. If It has a brake -...

I would like to add that I do a lot of worktop cutting to fit sink etc.

Hi, I am looking to buy a new jigsaw as my old Bosch one disintegrated on me. I would like to purchase a really good professional one. Will appreciate personal recommendations. :roll:

Yes, it is a mason's mitre. I was thinking of inserting a biscuit wedge on either side of the cut to keep both worktops at the same level when tightening the bolts underneath. Is that advisable / practical. :roll: