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Hi all Love the door; hate the colour. Lighter colour is the original colour (first picture) which we much prefer. Darker colour (the other two pictures) seems to be stained. Can I simply sand this back to the original lighter colour and then seal it? Other option is painting, which I assume...

Thank you, that's really useful. I understand all of it, but what is a "10mm lighting bar and adapter"? Google search throwing up too many options! D'you mean like a hole threaded bar? Thank you again, really helpful

This is niche but very useful info. Thanks! I'll give an e27 a bash tomorrow just to see if it fits

Really helpful, thanks I figure as I pull out the old wiring, I could pull some new wiring into it But, either way, I've gotta remove some part to get the earth connected properly

Hi all I want to re-wire this 3-bulb lamp which has very old European/American wiring. Question: I can obviously unscrew the wires at the bulbs and probably then pull out the wiring from the base, but how would I then drive new wiring back up the base and back into each of the curved arms...

Foam tape is a great idea, thanks. I'm now heading towards the shelf idea, simply because I'm worried the weight of it will tear the top off, if it's 'hanging' off something Foam tape is really good idea though, if I can be more assured re coherency of the piece itself

I understand up to half way! Let me absorb it a bit, but - in the meantime - thank you!

The inside face of the reverse side is an irregular shape (as it's from a mould), so I could only adhere a board to the inside sides which are straight. Would this be enough?

Final option is to create a shelf to lean it on, rather than hoping it doesn't fall apart from it's own weight!

I had a similar idea, and I've made the first test batten with a slight 'ledge', though not a full cleat.

Howdy all I want to display a heavy marble resin sculpture on my wall, but I'm struggling to figure out the safest way to 'hang' it. It weighs about 20kg, and - unfortunately - I can't drill into it or otherwise attach any other kind of fixing. The picture shows the reverse of the piece; you...

That just sounds like a challenge

Brill thanks

Really helpful thank you

I will admit that's where I'm heading soon, if I don't sort it out with a jig

I should add, I'm not looking to cut it both sides, as my chainsaw will reach all the way through with one pass. So I'm not deeping, as such? Rather just wanting to cut straight

Really helpful reply, thanks. This kind of jig?

Lol you sound like my missus!

Cheers. Would this kind of jig not suffice (see pic)??

Hi all I have these 24cm x 12cm x 3.2m timber, that I want to cut lengthways via the short edge (as per yellow line in picture) Problem - a standard circular saw isn't deep enough to cut through, even if I cut both sides. Does anyone know of a decent jig I could use with a chainsaw? The cut...