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70mm between the front and back wheels? Is this a mower for a doll house? :) Have you put a straight edge against the sides of the wheels? Do any of the wheels rock or exhibit any play on their shafts? Are they all the same height on the adjuster? On flat ground does the mower sit such that all...

Show us a picture of what’s under your sink

Easiest? Buy a sheet of 22mm WBP structural ply and cut L shapes out of it with a jigsaw, to the shape of the pink lines above. Glue (red lines) and screw (blue circles) to both sides of the existing timbers. Adding another 4x2 (yellow shade) betweem and going to the floor will increase side...

and there isn’t an adapter with that kit? There is with some: In which case it depends how much or little you want to get involved in fashioning an adapter You can straight buy already done options: Or you can make something with a few bits of pipe, even just cutting an old washer...

Is the distance between the front wheel and the back wheel the same on each side?

Sure.. You can buy a litre of it in a bottle for the same price, but if spray suits you, go for it

If you're going to talk about fitting a shape onto something in single dimensions, you need to talk about the longest one, which is (minimally) 193mm in this case, not the shortest one, which I agree is 173mm "This sofa is only 90cm high; it'll definitely fit in my 3 metre wide living room"...

Daresay the driver could have done a better job of bringing that car to a stop without catapulting poor Charles back into his seat No respect!

You’re all wrong, it’s 193mm

Tut tut, you’re being a bit triggerbaity there SUNRAY, taking a shot before the wires were fully seated and leaving the impression the YouTuber left the cores exposed. Seek to a few frames later. I do think they Could have made a better job of getting the outer sheath into the cable clamp...

Can you hold the flap open and take more photos of the flap hinges and where the grass bin mounts onto the machine? Can you take a video (have to host on YouTube or Vimeo etc and post a link) of the flap opening and closing? Interested to know if the flap could be made to fit better by heating...

Have you got some soft foam rubber lying around? I wonder if shaping up a gasket from it would help bridge any gaps and keep the grass from flying out even if the flap is an ill fit Can you hold the flap open and take more photos of the flap hinges and where the grass bin mounts onto the...

It’s also potentially an opportunity to buy another power tool! These moments are never to be passed up, especially if it’s birthday time imminently :)

And then we have railings made out of war time stretchers

I wouldn’t bother with regs, I’d just put up a stud wall in the garage. I don’t see any reason why you’d need to make any changes at all to the insulation or moisture barrier int, your tumble drier/fridge-freezer/washer may already be in the garage and they certainly won’t complain if you don’t...

Show us a picture so we can make suggestions; some smart innovators here will have plenty of ideas if they can see the problem, but may have no idea what a cleva lawn master looks like, nor can imagine exactly how yours is distorted and ill fitting

Didn’t read yours before I made mine, but if it helps assuage any “please sir please sir, me first! Me first! Aww but that was my idea!” sense of upset, then I acknowledge that your suggestion is a generalised version of the specific advice on tooling and technique I offered Perhaps the OP has...

by which I assume TCR means isopropyl alcohol, not beer

Regards the EV, if it’s been sat a which in a depressurised state the membrane may be stuck to the inside of the vessel, and getting it unstuck might take a while/bit of work depending on what pump you’re using.

You’re supposed to fit the boxes before the plasterer comes Buy a router, place DLB over hole(wrong way round; easier to hold), draw round, router out the edge of the hole a fraction(1-2mm, freehand, you won’t slip much), fit the DLB, go round with filler and sand paper Then you have to mess...