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I am using a combi boiler. I think it's worth trying..

Thank you for your reply, are you thinking this will force the one radiator to work?

I recently replaced my radiator and TRV thinking that was the cause of our bedroom radiator not working. I got the central heating system running correctly and all radiators in the house were heating up nicely except for the new radiator and TRV in our bedroom. I have examined the pipework...

Yes, you are correct. I have taken it apart and turned the legs around and now it looks like the heavy duty 150kg tb05 silverline flip top workbench. To the person who mentioned a way to create new replacement feet, could you please post some photos of what you have done?

Thank you for the reply, it's definitely not a proper workmate, but neither is it like the silverline model, the feet point inwards and the crossbars between the legs are thicker on this one. I think it might be quite old, it's really sturdy. Any more ideas?

Does anyone know what make and model this workbench is?

Hello eveyone, I hope you can help. I have a couple of workmates, one is a prperty one and another is that style of workbench. Both have a missing rubber foot, which is really annoying because it makes them unstable. I have seen spare packs and the feet are extortionate for the proper one...

Appreciate all your help, I will try this when I get a chance. By the way, I found what I first described but it doesn't appear to be sold any more: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B005LG7REA?colid=1K2L881DNTC8D&coliid=ICVOPYOFKRR1X&ref_=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl Charnwood W025 NVR Safety Switch

I want a trowhawk and would be happy to pay £10.00 for one as someone else mentioned previously.

Hey Jim, I am in the West Midlands too. Where can I get a trowhawk from?

Thank you for your reply, I really appreciate your practical advice. Given that the example you have given is identical to my scenario, could you please kindless take photographs of the setup and all its component so I get a better idea?

I am looking for a switch which has an easy to operate off button, but also incorporates an on button as well. I suppose therefore that I am looking at the latter safe to run?

Thank you for your replies. Foot switch sounds like a good idea except when feeding a long length past the router bit which would require me to move around and prevent operation of the router. When I made reference to an emergency on/off switch I was talking about something which acts like a...

Hello there, for safety's sake, I am looking for a stop/start button for my plunge router, so that I can table mount it (in order for it to work as a table mount router I would need to attach a cable tie to the trigger). I swear I saw an emergency start/stop button a while ago somewhere which...

Would it be a problem to screw straight into the concrete which has a DPC in it using the likes of http://www.amazon.co.uk/Forgefix-CFS122-Concrete-Frame-Screw/dp/B004LS4A58/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid=1421565959&sr=8-13&keywords=75mm+wood+screws ?

Thanks for the reply, just regular red builders sand? Multi finish like this http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00D1D8HDA/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=7LMVQY0HCKJI&coliid=I1R4U30CKJMS2Z ? Smooth with regular square edged plasterers trowel?

What plaster should be used for base and second coat on a fireplace chimney breast?

How did it go? We get a lot of people asking questions but not so many reporting back with results/pictures.

How did this turn out for you and what did you do? Thanks for the image, I think this is the fireplace type that we have. Shame the link doesn't work any more.

The opening you have made is brilliant. How did you know it was safe to remove all the brickwork? I am thinking of doing something similar but can't afford to have the chimney breast collapse.