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I'm hoping I'll find it not too hard, I was at one stage an aircraft certified welder. Whilst I realise that welding & soldering are different diciplines, I'm hoping that it stands me in good sted.

Is this Bernzomatic up to the job? http://www.screwfix.com/prods/41409/Hand-Tools/Plumbing-Tools/Soldering-Brazing/Brazing/Hot-Butane-Mixed-Gas/Brass-Torch-Tri-Lobular-Flame

Wow, thanks, that's great.

Whilst filling the new kitchen I'm going to tidy up the under sink plumbing. It appears, as we were the last house in the village to be built, that the plumber had a load of off cuts & connectors left over that he felt the need to use & has done so under our kitchen sink. Do I have the basic...

Honda Jazz is a superb car, we have one as our main car. But if you want a little charachter a Fiat 500 could be obtained for under £10k

I've ordered the steel sleeve nuts as with this kitchen no corner will be cut in order to make it to our spec.

Thanks, but screws into chip board just don't do it for me I'm afraid, after something that's sturdy.

I'm looking for a supplier of these - http://www.screwfix.com/prods/65152/Fixings/Furniture-Fixings/Inter-Screw-M4-Pack-of-10 But screwfix seam steep, is there anywhere cheaper please? Unless anybody knows of a better way to join kitchen cabinets to each other.

I worry about the sink breaking though. The first sink that was delivered was broken clean in half before it even came out of the box.

I've had the same problem late the other night, lack of concentration on the job in hand, stuck it in the wrong hole, it came out all brown!!!!!!!

I need to find a pop up waste that will operate two sinks. Ideall I'd like something that you turn to the right to empty the r/h sink & left to empty the l/h sink. Done a google search but nothing comes up.

Received my Franke Fragranite sink yesterday & was wondering if the tap holes are as easy to make as they clain? They say simply pop an 8mm punch over the sticker that marks the weak points & strike hard - http://www.franke.co.uk/Page.aspx?SP=265 Is it really that easy, I wondering if I'd be...

Those days are lonf gone now. I'm on my 2nd Fiat 500 (basically a Panda with a party dress) and both have been 100% reliable, probably covered over 30,000 miles in total in the two cars. The Panda is a great little car, had one as a loner whilst mt first 500 was in having a service and...

I use these when doing floating shelves - http://www.screwmaster.co.uk/pair-of-concealed-shelf-supports-hidden-bracket-for-24mm-thick-floating-shelf-192-p.asp

Under the scrappage scheame if your car qualifies, you could get a Panda Active Eco for £4495, a cracking little car for the money.

What a fantastic idea, thanks for that. :D

I'm thinking of using these guys for my worktops in the new kitchen - http://www.worktop-express.co.uk Has anybody used them, or heard anything about the quality of their work? The appeal to me is that they will CNC machine a worktop to a CAD drawing I send.

That's the only thing we were unsure about to be honest. The breakfast bar area was really just an area for the kids to sit & do art & stuff whilst I'm cooking. We are going to bring it around so it's an 'L' shape so it runs under the window also. Reason for having it against the wall in the...

Is this a fact or just something that's preferred. If it's actually a reg then I'm going to have to get a bespoke splashback made up as the distance between the worktop & underside of the extractor will be 780mm.

The decking was just under £1000 for all materials, the playhouse was £450 as a kit.