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Hi all, we are planning on adding a pitched roof to an extension we want to build with Marley concrete tiles on it and two roof lights in it. The total span will be about 5.5 metres. 31 degrees pitch. Which leaves the rafters length at 3430mm and the rise 1646mm What I wanted to ask is if we...

From the hive https://community.hivehome.com/s/article/How-do-I-set-up-my-replacement-Hive-Hub How do I set up my replacement Hive Hub? 02-Aug-2019•FAQ Question How do I set up my replacement Hive Hub? Answer Is your existing Hive Hub still connected to your account? If it is, then you will...

Had the garage roof rubberised after too many years of constantly checking and repairing, still checked it and come winter nearly broke my neck with some green mould after it had rained! needless to say i tried to keep it clean.

Pulling the blade back and then running the sole and sides flat across the wet and dry keep it flat? Use fine buy some and keep it for that purpose. You can squirt oil on the wet and dry while it's on a flat surface to the rub the planes on. Have a look how clean jobandknocks planes are, that's...

Likewise as Burnerman suggested I think it would be hard to stick back really, because of the function of the part if you cut back to the square section, you might as well replace the whole part with a close grained hardwood as suggested.ramin,oak,ash,maple. You could mark the new part to match...

I think at one time various manufacturers used to sell them, all about the same. So I'm not surprised.

The multi trim cutters are handy as you can make a template for the whole worktop (with a nice trammel radius?) and leave it in place when you turn it over, unless you clamp it to the worksurface, then you have further problems ha...

Well at least you know that your masonry bit is sharp

Tooth pick? Nah glue and widget some bits of wood with a chisel and Stanley knife. Watching those pinkies of course. Personally wouldn't have drilled a larger hole. Anyway have a good one!

To me they look like steel hinges, the older ones used to be thicker, but they look they should replace, hole positions hmmm! Good luck, I've come across some that I would say yes they are okay... Then they are 2-3mm out which makes it more interesting!

Still plenty of rust to come off there :-):

You have 488mm deep where the oven is going? Is that worktop depth?

If you have freestanding appliances, just be aware of putting pipes etc behind them, check the depth of them will be ok with what you're fitting. Make sure doors will open ok once knobs are on. Check the height of your appliances against the height, you're setting your base units to. Also check...

AHH ok got it

You've lost me.... What are you going to do with the worktop to the right side of the oven housing, the final end panel top edge? How is the worktop going to finish there?

Have you checked the front face is all in line? What are you going to do with the exposed edge this side in photo 2 where your level is? The gap in photo 3 could be anything, its where it runs when you have a run of units in place to see how far out its running. f you're using 600 worktops...

Drop them in dry to see what is happening, as the sides will need to be flat against each other it will give you an idea if and where you are going wrong and if adjustments are needed. Be careful with packing out as your worktop depth will change, doors are on the front of the units I presume...

What like a firmware update do you mean? Nah just your everyday clamp it and use it. I would have thought, given the period they have been around they would have been well stress tested. :-)

If I may? Do you like that skirting? It's an horrible detail, can you: 1/ not get them to snag it and point out the dodgy beading and the detail? 2/ change the skirting to something more appropriately sized, height wise? So that it runs into the stair stringer. 3/ Take that manky beading of...