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mmmmm first thought oooooofffffuuuuurrrkkk then my thoughts you have choices now all the stresses and shrinkage has happened and cracked then live with the hopefully small repair back it with sheet material say 12mm thick to try and reduce the expansion but fairly hit and miss the grain...

when i make radiator covers i supply long tapered wedges about 7 to 10 degrees to slide behind the radiator and stick up about 25-50mm beyond the cover top you gently position the wedges slide the cover back mark the top surface on the wedge then cut the wedges level with the underside off the...

general comments i cook nothing from frozen for example a ready meal says 900w 8,5 mins stirring half way through i place the frozen meal in the fridge 2 or 3 days before use reducing the fridge running costs a fraction take out the fridge 2 to 3 hours before eating and tip onto a plate with...

solent powertools deal with many generic tools https://solenttools.co.uk/

they go on the rotor/central motor bit each end that i assume is no 12 in the picture

ball bearings/roller bearing iff thats what you mean

my money is on rough sawn iroko

if you think off it the supply chain is supermarket sets out the coming years' requirement at a gteed price with the producers who will over produce to make sure they comply with the contract and sell the excess on the open market or indeed back as part off a promotion to the supermarket ontop...

oscillating saw perhaps 8mm sweep around an arc and recip saw 26mm stroke and with greater power so will slow down far less under load so 4 to 6 times the cut rate

really good link there and well done for sharing as it helps others understand that "normal" is no such thing other than people that are similar to you so many many many different types off"normal" :giggle:

if actual security is your main point rather than just visual clues dont forget without at least one non tamper screw or bolt at each half off every hinge any door can be easily part opened or removed with a posi2 screwdriver in seconds although a way round this is say metal rods/headless screws...

not secure in a "stopping you getting to a 10k car" way is different to a 1k sheds worth way your doing the right thing by reducing the visible protection to the minimum suggesting nothing off value inside as there doesnt seem to be any timber where the doors overlap to support that edge try...

Perhaps an old up and over garage door mechanism could be adapted as it has a main lock and 2 shoot bolts that can be rotated 90 degrees??

the problem you have is you cant fit a highly accurate +/- 2mm locking system with 12mm bolts to a wooden door that needs +/-8mm and 20+bolts to accommodate the expansion needs

keep in mind the blade dependant on length can protrude say 60-80mm beyond what your cutting as its reciprocal [back and forth]like a hand saw action so you need the space to cut any slack can in what your cutting can turn into more effort into vibrating the material than cutting effort even...

sounds a bit selective to me ?? the only people "on benefits" who are 28% better off since 21 is pensioners like my self because off the tripple lock others on benefits most off whom are hard working often with children are far far less than 28% perhaps half that ?? unemployment benefit is...

often iff you want just a few long screws for around £5-10 just get frame fixings and discard the plug but keep in mind the un-threaded section can be most off the length https://www.screwfix.com/p/easyfix-tx-long-expansion-frame-fixings-10mm-x-200mm-12-pack/602yy

next size hinge up move the hinge about 12mm to the side and up so the screw holes sit fully in the timber frame[line off nails] and oil the hinge every autumn

i originally thought this would be a pointless thread as no reasonable too and fro with reasonable points on both sides being offered and in general i was surprized at the fairly mature adult levels off perception until ivors blinkers stopped him registering "any" positives :giggle:;)

worth pointing out dewalt do a 1296w 18v drill 126 nm so quite torquie in the dcd999 now not cheap but gives an idea whats about https://www.dewalt.co.uk/product/dcd999t1-xe/18v-xr-brushless-premium-hammer-drill-driver-1-x-6ah-batteries