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Anywhere in leicester you know?

Can i buy it from b&q ?

Essentially they will be indoors and just for show - thats why i want them to look good - what type of oil?

I keep hearing about wax's - bees wax etc - what do you think of them?

I just brought some of them old crates and need to clean them up. I will give them a wash with some warm soapy water to get rid of the dirt, what can i use to seal and protect the crate but not give it a colour? Thanks

Well initially from the midlands so I like a good deal

I have one near us, i just worry that a london blacksmith will have london prices

[/url] Looks good but i'm more interested in it being welded. thanks for the link :)

Hi Everyone, I'm looking to build a one off table but i want to get the base built of mild steel. (2 rectangle legs, 2 cross bars and then a centerpiece that is similar to the legs.) Im not planning to do it myself and would like to hire an independent person or company to do it for me...

I like those figures! thanks, erm the main waste pipe is plastic and I believe it is 4" but it could be slightly bigger. As for the water pipe it's copper but it might be slightly difficult to get at (dependent on the access panel size i guess) all possible thats the main thing :)

Hi Everyone, I'm planning to get a plumber in to move a washing machine but first i wanted some opinions and possible price gestimates so i dont get ripped off! (Im no expert, but know a little) We have our washing machine in our kitchen currently and I want it in the utility room which is...

I wouldn't mine owning a chariot! i'm not clearing up after the horse though. Ok that does make sense, I just didn't want any chips and if the porcelain was of a finer grade it might make a difference. And thanks for the original blade tip.

Been given a small powered water fed tile cutter but it needs a new wheel First time i've had to purchase one so not sure which to go for see the link http://www.plasplugs.com/acatalog/Diamond_Wheel_Tile_Cutter_Blades.html the standard diamond for all jobs or the porcelein diamond (80mm)...

Yes i did get the wrong end of stick i thought id need to drill a pilot hole - thanks to the first comment - i get some of them then

Hi everyone, I just brought a makita impact driver 10.8v - here is the link, http://www.its.co.uk/pd/108KITTD-Makita-10.8v-Lithium-ion-Impact-Driver-_MAK108KITTD.htm Anyway I was thinking of purchasing the 50 bit set to start with but i noticed the drill bits are round not HEX so sure cant...

Bullcrap!! thats a rookie mistake but thanks for pointing it out - still can i build a small stud wall with it?? Saves me returning it Took a second look added the wrong link!! phew heres the actual linkhttp://www.its.co.uk/pd/108KITTD-Makita-10.8v-Lithium-ion-Impact-Driver-_MAK108KITTD.htm

Well in the end I conceded and brought the 10.8v Impact driver as suggested early on as it goes through like butter. Only £89 pounds in total including delivery - COMES TOMORROW take a look! http://www.its.co.uk/pd/108KITHP-Makita-10.8V-Lithium-ion-Hammer-DrillDriver-_MAK108KITHP.htm

Now thats what im talking about thanks for your help :)