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Had exactly same problem with my makita 18v mxt drill 5 month old and motor bushes burnt out, got it fixed then gearbox packed up, these makita's are rubbish nowadays, circular saw is crap also!

Or use an axe :D

6mm ply is what you need end of :D

mix more water with less p.v.a. if there is too much p.v.a. in the mix it will form a layer on the wall and the adhesive sticks to this layer, rather than the wall surface

Also tiling should be done before fitting a basin or toilet if you want to do the job properly :wink:

You can buy jigsaw blades to cut tiles from decent tool suppliers. :D

Fit two 15mm isolation valves onto the hot and cold feed pipes and remove the end nuts, the flexi's will fit onto the valves. :D

And rural properties :)

Hey breezer yes I am part P qualified and also check table 8A page 151 of your on site guide then page 152 conductor size.

As a bathroom fitter I have installed many of these Aqualisa showers (good choice of shower) 1.5 cable would be fine with a 3a switched fused spur. The processor is outside the bathroom in the loft and the bonding is not required, the control button in your shower is totally waterproof and works...

A radial circuit is not required for this oven, if this was the case every house with a quick boil kettle (3kw+) would need an extra radial circuit for their kettle!