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Im looking for a decent all rounder of a drill and I've seen these at Screwfix with lots of rave reviews. IIRC they're around a hundred beer tokens. Just wondering if anyone on here would also recommend them? Thanks.

Reviving an old thread here and as the OP didn't get any replies I'm not holding my breath...but are there any koi keepers still on here? If Andy is still about...did you get your pond done?

Ah I see what you mean davelx. I've just had a look at one on a you tube clip....the one with the handle similar to that on a ratchet strap that pulls the connections together? Very innovative design. In that case I stand corrected. Presumably the action of that connector must be to seal the...

Because although it is no longer ozone depleting, it is what is considered a "greenhouse gas" which allegedly contributes to global warming. Therefore deliberate release is an offence according to the Environmental Protection Act.

Apparently this was a quick way to build houses after the war they erected wooden shuttering and poured the no fines concrete in situ. It was thought that by using the larger aggregate they would use less concrete and create voids of air between the aggregate. This, at the time, was supposedly a...

Although the systems come pre charged with refrigerant, this is usually held in the condensing unit (the outside part of the system). There are usually some closed service valves fitted to the outdoor unit. The ports on these valves are usually designed so that, once the indoor unit and...

Nice job. Don't know if you checked this out first but just a heads up for future reference... I've just done an asbestos course for work and was shocked to find that some of those textured "artex" type ceilings can contain asbestos so sometimes better to skim over them as worst thing you can do...

Hi. Me and the Mrs have just read your thread from start to finish. Very inspiring. We too have a 1950's 3 bed semi which we are soon to extend and refurbish. What you have done there is very impressive and it just goes to show how you can take an old house and make it look like new. Good job...

Firstly, hello everyone. I am new to the forum. I am about to embark upon a self build extension project, although not really "self build" as it is my other half's dad who is to be doing most of the work having been a bricky for such as Redrow etc up until he "semi retired" a few years ago...