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He has 49 more chances of repairing it without have to search around again, the problem will be that he will put them somewhere safe and never find them again....lol

Got any pictures?

Highly possible as jeff says.

Not ever having used the saw type you are suggesting I would have thought it would take an age to cut brick with one, probably just as quick to do it the old fashioned way with a lump hammer and bolster.

Good ol brick and thermolite block mine, dot and dab is a pain to fit anything too, wouldn't even buy a house built like that...

http://www.screwfix.com/p/fischer-self-drill-plasterboard-fixings-metal-35mm-pack-of-100/47347?cm_sp=Search-_-SearchRec-_-Area2&_requestid=93954#_=p have you tried these??

Its been a while but thought I would re open this thread for interested parties and see where people are with their McCoys, below are a couple of links one of my build diary and one of cars I have have found info on.... http://www.16vminiclub.com/forums/showthread.php?t=31316...

I got a week old Makita 3612 on flee bay a while back, they are out there to be had. If you have never used one before be careful they can be lethal, get a guidance book and read up on the dangers they can put you into before use, even then still be careful, they will take no prisoners. Look...

I got a Rubi TS60 tile cutter off e-bay, cut 600 x 300 tiles a treat. //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=232104

All houses I have come across of that era have a 9" fire wall between with no cavity.

I have tiled 12mm quartz 600x300 onto plasterboard with no problems, see pictures

[/url] Yep I agree...

Try this link, maybe able to find them.. http://www.stonecontact.com/pink-marble-tiles

Try Topps tiles for the wall and ask them if they know them, was there any writing on the back?

I want to tile onto a screed floor which has large areas of black vinyl tile adhesive and beige cork tile adhesive. I have removed as much as I can using a hot air gun and scraper, would it be OK to just seal over using BAL primer and tile over the top or do I need to prepare further? The floor...

Don't buy french cars....

What you probably need is a remote servo as used on some Rovers, the vacuum is drawn from a tapping in the inlet manifold, no pump needed, not sure what is available but I would think you would need one that is suitable for dual line breaking systems, or, look at other Citreons that have sevos...

Havn't had a TT but have had a few Audi's now and the later ones I have found to have lamp holder faults, the Germans have started to use barilium for the contacts and they fatigue and break off, a good way to remedy this is to used solder wick as a repair and has been successful on mine, saves...

BS AU 158 is at this link.... http://www.btmauk.com/data/files/Minor_repairs_to_passenger_car_and_light_van_tyres_31_May_2011.pdf

Why should John have it???? :lol: