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I'm a re-enactor. specializing in crafts of the medieval period. One of our mates is Tony Muggridge. He was the last itinerant brickmaker in the country, when he retired, he donated a lot of his moulds to that Southampton place. To tell you how good he is, he can date a brick to a date AND...

If your builder said he was going to use Lime mortar, then uses something else, He obviously lied. What else is he going to lie about?

depends how active the light fingered brigade are. I need to do this to sort my garage out but it's a non starter round here

Hard to use tipex on a computer. It gums the keys up.

I went into toolstation and did exactly what you described. There were two people serving. guy behind, I went to one person, he went to the other. Not a problem.

The whole chase scene in the Original Italian Job. Remie Julienne and his team at their best

everytool.co.uk Supply British brands. They claim that the trend ones are actually made by Dimar

There is usually a tap on the pavement outside

wouldn't you have to clear the code off before the light will go out?

get better at your Mitres?

It's a neat hole. You say it goes in 330mm? At that depth, you should see what you have poked in, Halfway across the kitchen! Fill it with silicon and then forget about it

FIRE!

Cut a little bit of the side of the hatch! :D

Did you fully clean the old glue off? I watch 'the repair shop' as well And that is something all of the craftspeople say to do

You want to tell all the guys on www.mig-welding.co.uk that?

I do it all the time, What a stupid comment

The big washer underneath the white bit that lifts up to let water into the pan has some **** under it. Lift it up and wipe round it and the surface it sits on, should be ok then

usually, you have to turn the key slightly to be able to withdraw the barrel. How you go about it with no key, I haven't a clue

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