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Aaaah ok So mine is 165 in diameter so half that is 82.5 plus half of 12.7 is 6.35 82.5 plus 6.35 is 88.85 lets say 89mm away from the line I want to cut and use a baton not guide bush

I have a 40mm worktop I want to cut. I have drawn a line where I want the cut to be made. What is the measurement for working out where it will actually cut? I will be using a 30mm sleeve so I am guessing that that I need to put the router 15mm away from the line and then half the radius of the...

Its one that can be adjusted to the sink so should be relatively straightforward

OK i get it now, i have the guide bushes and they will fit into the jig (30mm and 16mm), with them on, i just do multiple passes of the worktop, gradually lowering the bit with each pass, 10mm per pass maybe? Regarding the drip groove, there is no manufacturer instructions on it, its a 6mm wide...

Hi All Getting a 40mm Oak worktop delivered on Saturday and i will need to cut this down and install an opening for a 800mm butler sink. I am going to get hold of a butler sink template but not too sure which bits to purchase for the router. According to the spec, for the recess (which i am...

I probably could tbh, i do have one, but the bit at the front is pretty much where i would want to support it from.

Hi I bought a 800mm wide butler sink and have 'modified' and Ikea unit to support it. I basically reduced the height and cut out a couple of bits out of the sides and inserted a 40mmx120mm timber to support the back and on the front used some spare colored plinth i had lying around. These are...

Ok, i installed the new tap, opened the isolators and this one does actually provide hot water. Once this one was installed i tried the problematic one and that one works too. I have even tried it first thing in the morning before anyting else was on and it actually heated up. The only thing...

Rigged this one up on some 40mm timber and it does actually hold. Thanks for all the help. One thing to note here, the instructions say to install the tails on the tap and then feed through the ring. This is not possible because the nut on the end of the tail will not allow this so you have to...

when we say fill a bucket, i this doesnt have to be gallons right, i do this for a litre or two litres, just time it

Ive not got the worktop yet but will rig something up to test, i have another thread running about no hot water at the mo but thats another story

Just out of interest on the Venturi side of things, this was definitely broken before and the symptom was the shower not getting any hot water. Currently the shower is still getting hot water, would this mean the the venturi is OK?

Yeah, so without using the stabiliser I have 10mm. That item 7 threads into the body of the tap but the 2 or 3 threads at the top which are larger. I am hoping that if I do it up tight enough it will stay put, this is a VERY heavy tap

Without the stabiliser but there is less than 10mm

Here are a couple of photos

Hi All I have a new tap that I need to install. It is a large KTAP3 which has something I have never seen before. Normally the taps I have seen in the past have a threaded rod which is screwed into the body of the tap and then this is tighter with a nut. This one has no red, it has a threaded...

Ill get a bucket and time it, i would suspect its lower in the new one but will check for sure

Just checked the boiler, does not go on when the tap is on. This one is approx 6m away from the one that does turn the boiler on. There is another tap going in about 2m from the original, I've just put the sink in but need to sort the tap out will be interesting to see if that triggers the...

Ive not checked the boiler firing up yet, I would guess that it doesn't though tbh

Funnily enough I had that exact part replaced about a year ago when there was no hot water in the shower. Shower is still working though/? Could it be the same thing?