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I had what sounds like a similar scenario, I cut the collar off and fitted a longer tail pan connector with a finned grommet inside the pipe Similar to Look at this product that I found on google.com https://g.co/kgs/dyZYirZ

A plaster worth their salt should be able to feather it out ....have you used different thickness boards or trapped something to get a lip?

If it's an electric shower supply isn't the cable likely to be too thick for a normal 15A socket. If it were me I'd terminate in a surface mounted cooker outlet or similar switched device.just in case of second thoughts....in fact I did the same 10 years ago and have recently utilised to supply...

Similar to post #17, the other thing worth mentioning on having the track on the required piece is there would be no point in having a splinter strip otherwise.

I don't find that a problem at all, I've split dozens of 3.6m 6X1's , each into 3 battens

Personally I wouldn't entertain my builder and the like, when I need carpets fitting I purchase and get a local accredited fitter National Institute of Carpet and Floorlayers - The NICF Directory of Carpet and flooring fitters https://share.google/CbE2tRnRmpAI70UW8

Not if the track is on the piece you want

That pic isn't the op's

Blade kerf is not so important if the track is placed on the finished piece, it's the method I use but does involve having some pieces of the same material under the unsupported edge when cutting narrow strips

Less turbulence in the bath so the water stays in ;)

Glass fibre baths are shaped by chemical reaction so imagine heat would have little effect in reshaping

Perhaps I've interpreted it incorrectly?

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I have a 200L UV cylinder with a heat loss of 43watts. It take around 5kw to cover our daily usage and maintain tank temperature, just now it was putting 2.6kw into the tank which would otherwise be exported

I've only seen roof top tanks abroad

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Agreed, using disc edge at an angle grinding end of screw below the surface, will make a small grove in the wood but easily filled

Depending how much is protruding, tightening a drill chuck on it and reversing sometimes works

I picked up a camera tripod for 3 quid at a boot sale

Sheet or 1/2 sheet of Osb or ply