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It's hard for me as a layperson to ensure that an electrician does a good job. Hard to know what I don't know. See below a pick of the wiring at the socket which to me (but I am possibly completely wrong) looks like the flex is grounded at the switch end, and it may be that the wires that you...

Thanks you! You're the first person to actually answer my question. I think it was done this way to conceal the 230v power feed for each of the shelves. I left the electrician to do this how he saw fit. He could have run 12v wires from the top to middle to bottom shelves to connect to the LEDs...

It's not a stud wall. it's an external wall. I'm not sure what you mean. All three wires are connected to one switch on opposite wall. Not sure about the junction box and what the electrician do or not do and why. Regarding how to wire the led to existing wiring, any suggestion would be...

Yes it is. It's been set up by electrician during renovations.

Sorry for the newbie questions. I got three Mean Well 12v drivers and three 12v COB LED strips to light three shelves. As seen in the pic, I have two pairs and one single flexible (220v) connected to a lights switch to power the drivers. Can someone here have a wiring diagram that I can use to...

Can anyone recomend a good brand of COB LED strips and drivers and a reputable retailer that sells them?

I have a belt sander and a work bench. But how to i hold the chisel at the correct angle?

It's a wood chisel that was wrecked becuase it was used as a wood chisel

I have a few wrecked chisels and I'm wondering if they could be re-shaped to somehow grind the sharpe edge which is wrecked. It was used by its former owner to cut bricks :-0. I tried to use a course sharpening stone for that to no avail. I don't mind giving it to someone to do this for me but...

Where would you stash the drivers cables and connections if not inside the shelves?

I made and installed floating shelves from plywood laminate. The top and bottom ones are 2.4m long. The middle one is 2m long. Shelves are 43mm thick. I have 220v supply pre-installed per shelf. I'd like to hide the drivers in the wall or in the shelves but to still make them accessible enough...

Google search said Google search says water or mineral oil. There are various search results saying one or the other. The Vaunt website says 'use dry or with water'.

May I ask where you found this information?

So the vaunt stone, is it a water stone or an oil stone? Does anyone know what the manufacturer recommends because there is no information about this on the ITS (Vaunt is an ITS own brand) website.

Thanks for looking into this. I am aware that water can be used with or without washing up liquid. From my limited knowledge, it is best to use water or mineral based lubricant. The questions is what works better?

Something like this? So is it either 3 in 1 oil or the Trend lapping fluid? Is it much of a muchness?

The sharpening stones are new so haven't used them with anything. I bought the Axminster honing fluid to use with the diamond stones but can't find it so I thought I'd get the Trend equivalent for future use. Is this a better option to water and washing up liquid? If so, I won't use water the...

I have the Vaunt Diamond Sharpening Stone Double-Sided but annoyingly, i cant find the honing fluid. I'd like to sharpen my chisels to do a job tomorrow and local shops have the Honing fluid on next day delivery only. Can I use water and washing up liquid as a one off with my sharpening stone...

The plasterboard on my bathroom ceiling has been flooded with water from the flat above a few weeks ago. The leak upstairs has been fixed and the plasterboard are dry yet there's mold growing on the plasterboard. The repair will be done by the insurance of the upstairs neighbour and they are...

The plasterboard on my bathroom ceiling has been flooded with water from the flat above a few weeks ago. The leak upstairs has been fixed and the plasterboard are dry yet there's mold growing on the plasterboard. The repair will be done by the insurance of the upstairs neighbour and they are...