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Shipping containers and insulated van/lorry bodies are 2 different things. The fridge bodies tend to be very cheap, they don't really have a scrap value. They're basically built out of insulation, with a skin of aluminium inside and out. I was semi joking when I put the links up, but I do have...

Yes I do that with showering anyway! Cheap as chips:

Small ready made insulated shed: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/176639155600 Large ready made insulated shed: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/156462259866

We're in an old stone house, with very little insulation (~one day!). We kinda have 2 "modes" 6months at a time, summer mode is windows open 24/7, no heating. Winter mode is windows closed to preserve heat, but a dehumidifier running. Main heating is a woodburner which is a very dry heat. Have a...

Sounds like a blunt chain. You've probably hit stone/metal/soil. When at college as a teenager we were taught how to sharpen a chain long before how to use the saw. Not my pic, sharp chain vs badly damaged chain. It should be razor sharp, sharp enough to cut your finger - without the saw being...

It looks like it is the "ledge" that is holding the water back so I would get shot of that and maybe replace with 2 vertical modesty blocks per pane (or something similar) with a screw through the middle. If enough space, first tuck a length of dpc up behind the glass, just to help the water...

You don't want to use it for trimming branches, with a blade it's a brushcutter, for cutting woody stuff around ground level

Have you got a local Honda dealer? They would sell you the pack with the nut/washers etc. It would normally come with the strimmer when new. What are you wanting to cut with the blade?

These ones have done well, it's a closed road that was bypassed in the early 80s, so the paint must be 40+ years old...

There's clearly a choice of different materials (at different prices!) They last year re done the markings on trunks roads locally, the new ones are textured for extra pleasure - like mini rumble strips

There's a rural junction locally that had solar LED road studs (catseyes) installed, a good few years ago. Amazingly, most of them are still working, atleast 95% I would say. They come on at dusk and I've seen them running well into the small hours. If you walk or cycle past the place really...

Here's a 1.2m long cut in a dibond/composite sign material with a battery grinder and slitting disc. Dirty from lying in an outbuilding for a year, but a nice clean cut, not melted

What discs are you using? As I say I've cut plenty with the slitting discs (probably on the battery grinder), it goes straight through it like a hot knife through butter

I've cut it plenty of times using a slitting disc on the grinder then a rub with a file afterwards

Speaking from past experience, no moped in the house, especially not if you have an oak floor, or a woman.

So are you missing the nut/washer etc? When new it would come with all the bits, including a 3 prong blade

I used to have the Honda 35cc strimmer, it was just the standard size of blade 1"/25.4mm Most blades will be 25.4mm, with a washer if you need 20mm

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If you've got a digger on site anyway, might be best to just dig a hole, chuck the pipe and some stone in. Cheaper than a phonecall to the solicitors?

I've used them once or twice, they had good prices on the products but had a steep delivery surcharge to the Highlands, so were more of a last resort supplier