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Is it Lawsons, perchance? I understand what you mean about the delivery charge. However, if you look at it from their point of view they have to cover the cost of administering your order as well as putting the item in a packet and paying for it to be posted to you. There's not enough profit...

Leviathan, perhaps. Quite what a leviathan looked like is a matter of conjecture...

If you want to remove it straight away, hire a stump grinder and grind it down to below ground level. You could also drill holes in it and use a root out preparation to kill the stump, so that it will eventually rot. I'd level the top and leave it in place to make the garden a more...

You're quite right: the thickness for the reducing ring should be approximately the thickness of the blade, not the width of the kerf. The clamping nut has to hold the blade securely.

You can get many flue fittings with access doors (usually, screwed on plates) such as this example. Another approach is to build a soot door into the masonry of a chimney.

Much depends on the circumstances, and how sensitive your neighbours are to noise. If you are in a terraced or semi-detached house, the noise of scraping off wallpaper will transmit through a party wall. 6.00 am is far too early, especially the neighbour's room is a bedroom. Bear in mind that...

On a circuit, if you overtake the last person in a race, you've lapped him. However, in the absence of further information it's not possible to say what position you're then in (except that you're not last).

Furry sorry for poking fun.

Unless you're confident about how to reassemble the shoes, springs and adjusters, do only one side at a time so that you have an assembled set on the other side to copy. The pictures in the manual may be difficult to follow.

Clamp, and the verbal participle clamping, are the terms used in North America; cramp and cramping are the traditional terms used in the UK. However, American usage tends to drive out UK usage and I suspect that is happening with these words. So, no need for you to get out more at all.

A quick search reveals this. However, you probably don't want to buy them in bulk.

I wonder how many TVs will be coming down in the next few years, especially if people are trying to fix them with plasterboard fixings.

Correct spelling.

Rutlands sell jigs and templates for doing this. However, you could make your own template for much less money. An alternative would be to use bookcase strips: you can buy surface-mounted strips, which don't require a routed slot.

I'm not sure if you'll find what you want here which I reached through this.

Welcome to the forum. Fixing your bracket to a stud wall is certainly possible. To answer your question, first search this forum: there's a great deal of information here already in previous threads. Then come back if you have further specific questions.