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Use masking or frog tape on the area to cut, and draw your cut line on the tape can cut…that will help. Without wishing to state the obvious, the finer the blade (higher number of teeth) the neater the cut.

Missed your posts at the start of the project, so just caught up with it all now. Like with your extension, really good work there! That greenhouse looks lovely :)

Good going there. Are you going to render or clad it in the end? Planning on getting started on my garage over the bank holiday weekend...been a few years since I laid any blocks.

Sorry to hear that Mottie. RIP Susie, she had a good life and wanted for nothing.

Took this pic near Anfield which made me chuckle

We’ve been watching this series and it’s pretty good as far as gangland drama go. Obviously we’re enjoying spotting familiar landmarks around the city too.

Very tidy (y)

It’s called Reflex Green. Green most of the time, but purple when the sun catches it.

Took a spin up through the Trough of Bowland today. Nice day out apart from all the Sunday drivers :D

Good to hear you’re out and about again after your fall @securespark

I used this stuff on my paving; https://www.wickes.co.uk/Dansand-NO-GROW-Block-Paving-Jointing-Grout---20kg/ All that’s grown is a slight covering or moss in the past couple of years the drive has been down.

Yes a green Tuscan from 2003, and two blue Grantura’s from 1962 and 1966. The middle one was bought for the spares that came with it, and I need to sell it again now that summers coming…but I do love it.

You get used to the buttons pretty quick. Failing that, you can buy these soon: https://enhauto.com/ We have the buttons from the same company, very good.

3 of them :cool: