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i suppose the problem we have here is we all have our own ways off working things can be done in several ways from the super accurate supper nerdy loads off brain power and thought involved that i love loads to the basic 95% autopilot no real brain input that i also love its horses for...

my thoughts fit gutters as splashback always causes premature failure off the bottom few planks and base edge timbers space preferably at least 12mm and up to a brick height on non-permeable material topped with dpm/roofing felt /whatever off the ground as belt and braces keep in mind your...

when i do coasters pan stands what ever its to use up material thats too small[short] for anything else and too nice to just burn Octagons are so simple set the chop saw to 45 degrees lay the square bit off wood on the saw bed and visually line up the corner you want to clip off draw a pencil...

are you planning on using a table saw or mitre/pull saw ?? in general i cut many many dozen [hundreds]coasters/pot stands/plant coasters over the years can you tell me exactly what your planed finished product is and will try and help as will others ;) to best achieve what you are after (y)

hexagon much much easier as its cutting corners off a square when you say 100mm do you mean times six ?? 100mm faces would give you something like 165-175mm face to parallel face

a well rounded well thought out reply based on a high level off effort to inject only fact into your comments ;)

to me a fruitcake is different /interesting /strange /unpredictable even a bit unnerving but never dangerous or lacking in concern for justice and human life

it all depends on exactly whats being made a gap varying between a 143mm decking board over say 3m by 1mm from 6 to 5mm wont really show where as a taper off 15mm on one board will take a whole or most off the ridge at the edge off more trying to point out other options or choices are available...

you would normally plan it out in the laying as in 5-7mm expansion gap between boards so assuming 20 boards wide you would loose about 1mm per board but whatever you are planning assuming 143mm wide allow at least 3mm expansion

if your saw is mains then saxton up to 64teeth iff its battery then up to 48 teeth would be my choice in general a new blade with 24 or 36 will be fine for a few thousand 2x1" sized mitres on pine i do have a 100 tooth that i can use on my table saw and the results are crisp clean and smooth...

you can get any old carp from china with fake European ce [china export ]so buyer beware to do the type testing which off course they wont where as any uk based company cant sell any product that doesnt comply with relevant standards or regulations or they become responsible for selling a...

the problem doing this may mean the resources spent resolving the old cases where roots and ties will have been formed may further slow down the deportation off newer non-genuine cases so greatly slow down the overall deportation off failed asylum cases as fresher cases go through far quicker...

its quite nice to see 1970s glam rock used in comedy 50 years on :giggle:

excellent repair well done do not overcomplicate in the centre thats full off character perhaps a wax stick to reduce or indeed highlight the effect as an aside use a damp cloth over the repaired sanded area to give you an idea off what it will look like when treated as the water will reflect...

100% job and knock we love you please come back:giggle::giggle: that aside it would be easier iff it broke on the joint as now you have a broken wedge section and a gap so you still need an infill bit so you have the choice off cutting out the split section away from the star markatry inset in...

i really suspect with transmission losses and reduced efficiencies with the fact only a small part off the day gives near full effective harvesting with sun in an ideal position the year over average will be perhaps 10 to 15% so perhaps 115w an hour average or 2.2p an hour [at 20p a unit] on a...

you need to store in room it will live in for the best stability inlay in the back say 12mm would help a lot and providing the moisture level is stable it should work brilliantly as an aside some years ago i made a bench style pine kitchen table about 2 ft wide without a frame because they...

my suggestion is do nothing for at least 3 months preferably even longer part off the problem i can see is you fill in with a wedge make a fantastic job and because you have filled in the shrinkage gap if it decides to expand a bit it will now be in the central section where the fantastic...

another thought once it has settled down what about clear resin to highlight the character and iff it further moves or opens up else where its just further history and interest you could make a book or story board with pictures off its history

is the small tube an attachment or the full machine ?? you need stability power and mass other wise its an inaccurate small slow craft toy