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sorry f.p. assumed you had basic tools; saw, hammer, chisel, tape, pencil,they are easy to knock up, a lot easier than cutting door stop resizing doors, refitting locks/handles/hinges.

make one,basic.

mcb is doing its job, if they (your blubs) blow on a regular basis find out why,don`t use cheap cack.

and i`m sure big-all will taking the time and trouble to help you next time,(not)

http://www.dm-tools.co.uk/product.php/section/5351/sn/STA046052

thi one locking at any angle and you will be tempted with new projects with your new found carpentry skills,top tool,good luck. http://www.diytools.co.uk/Product.aspx/!80804

http://www.axminster.co.uk/product-Rafter-Squares-23160.htm

p.s. how often will you use it.

how`s the budget?

unless you specifically want to make them, sawhorse brackets are available just fit timber,assemble as required,(don`t have to leave them in the garden)

Since when. :cry:

When you come to the architrave cut a slight angle back on anything thats proud,if you swap for something like timber scotia you can then paint the skirting and bead it gives a much better finish, remember to fix to skirting not the floor.

assuming that you`ve run your flooring under the architrave/frame, the bead stops at the architrave.

Want to bet :wink:

just trying to help :? ________________________ Lynda, moderator you can still help, so long as you comply with the forum rules

try a little cellulose thinners.

d.p.m., underlay, beading?

www.screwfix.co.uk quote no;50530

if you still need your floor doing sabrechops reply to this :D ____________________________ lynda, moderator, but do remember forum rule 7

apart from anything else,wrong type of nails.