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Probably no change from £1K nowadays all in, for someone who's pretty cheap.

As above.

What about 10mm acrylic (no chance of any deterioration whatsoever then) and with a bevelled edge to further reduce it being visible? Or just do the right thing and fit an appropriate worktop.

@crank39 @ronniecabers

Not to mention online banking, I haven't been into a bank for about a decade.

Smart phone maybe £30 or less, sum card £10 or maybe less.

The sub can go anywhere, typically out of sight.

Get an LDC for the existing development first, though technically it's not required as it was built more than 4 years ago it cannot be enforced against. Then apply for PP for the new extension but bear in mind if the whole development does not meet the criteria laid out in the Local Plan it's...

Well the fence won't be a retaining wall so no you can't go piling soil up against it, will you now be overlooking your neighbours with raised areas? That's not very neighbourly. Saving money for who, you or your builder? Did he quote to take it away?

Scroll saws have pretty limited uses and are fiddly to use. Live a little.

Same here, I have a band saw and a scroll saw, both bought for cheap/old off Marketplace, I've never actually used the scroll saw but used the band saw loads.

Got some photos, are you sure you're supposed to leave the foam on there? Got a link to the sink/instructions?

Why not 20 years?

Yes fill with some mortar or expanding foam.

I've let my youngest loose on a ye oldie band saw, he enjoyed using that he may have been 10 at the time, he enjoyed cutting out the letters of his name, otherwise he's done basic sawing, drilling (battery drill/drill press) and screwing, mainly making crude boxes/small planters out of scrap...

Erm, it doesn't need to rotate, only move back and forth. :whistle: If you know you know.

Difficult to say, possibly for ventilation, got a photo?

Adding plastic cladding will make no difference whatsoever to the insulation of the roof.

Are you sure it's 25tpi? My money is on it's 24tpi so it's a 5/8" x 24tpi UNEF. You can buy a thread gauge pretty cheap, essential for taking the guesswork out IMO.