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Glue battens to the walls first with a grab adhesive and then fix to them, I'd whack some insulation in as well.

The choice of screw size is usually down to common sense and practice depending on the materials to be joined and the use it is going to be put to. Often the fitting will determine the screw diameter as only a certain size will go through the hole. With wood usually screw through the thin...

Use tapered edge plasterboard and then tape and fill the joints and screw holes.

Since I bought my TS55 my table saw, which could cut 8'x4's to any size, hasn't been out of the lockup, apart from small dimensioning it isn't needed.

What size is your collet, what are you planning on doing and what is your budget?

If the door is going to be reasonably central I would fix the studding for this to the warehouse ceiling and the floor. You are now only building 2 5M walls which are securly fixed at both ends. Run your top and bottom track in single lengths and you should be fine. You might want to use 7"x2"...

I just did a quick check and found this http://www.homedepot.com/Kitchen-Cabinets-Cabinet-Hardware-Hinges/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1xr5Zb8e6/h_d2/Navigation?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053&omni=c_Hinges although I would use what you seem to call euro hinges you might find it easier and cheaper to...

I'd go for 18mm MDF, if you only wanted a small round hand sanding would work, for the hinges I would go for something like this http://www.woodfit.com/product_info.php?cPath=114_227_266&products_id=18&Name=Clip%2FInserta+Plate+P%2FSteel+Cam+Adj.+0mm+Scr.Fix and...

You will need to run the bearing against a straight edge and have a block at the end to stop breakout.

Green is the way to go.

Downloading the latest adobe reader worked thanks. I thought I already had it but apparently not.

Thanks but it's sorted now, apparently I had an old version of the reader which is odd as the laptop on Vista had the newer one.

And the compass in the heel :lol:

Hi, I've got a newish PC running Windows 7 and when I try to open certain pdf's a message comes up saying there are known compatibility problems. If you take the option to search for a solution it doesn't come up with an answer and if you try to cancel you get the little spinning wheel thing and...

I like the bottom one but you would need a solid floor, it wouldn't work with carpet.

I'm not sure what version of 7 I've got and I'm using Firefox but on certain pdf's I get a message saying there are known compatability problems. Perhaps I should post this on the computer section as it is annoying. Good luck with the door screens.

Altogether now, light to medium trade :lol:

I bought a corded recip because I use it for ripping window cills out and it's quite a heavy job. I have used a cordless one but it ran out of power quite quickly. I've never needed to use the saw where there wasn't power so this was never an issue and I would think the only reason to go...

I agree with BA that looks awful and the lines are all over the place, there are also going to be problems with the doors opening.

I'm just checking that it was a clip top hinge and you didn't have to use a screwdriver to take it off or replace it, if you did you might not have got it back on properly.