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I've given up long ago o_O Jobandknock is doing all the hard work! :-)

A nice smoothing plane and block plane there shame they have not been looked after lol I've got the same smoothing plane - cleaner lol Adjustable mouth on the block plane for planing such as laminates.

That combination stone should be ok (after grinding when a chisel needs it) if you find one that is fine one side and a bit rougher the other. look for indian whetstone...

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cool, take the money and run then and like i say get the colorfill to match.

If you have some samples or offcuts, try them and see what finish you like best. have a look at the teak oil spec see if it can be used and is water resistant or not and do a sample see if you like it.

Talk to the fitter, see what he has to say about it. It depends what trouble you want to go to. If Wren provides a (one) new worktop can the joint be remade (maybe not if its glued) and will he do it for nothing as he might have missed it. If possible you want both worktops replacing from Wren...

No colourfill isn't wood filler, like i said you can give them the worktop colour and you can get a colour match for it. Isn't there sharp edges where its torn/ cracked? Its cheaper for them to offer you that money as get someone out there and replace them. ahh right, in that case why didnt the...

replace the worktops if it was me. But its up to you.

They could say it was done after its been fitted, but worth a try. if you need to fill it, colourfill is better and if you can get a worktop reference you can get a colour match to it.

And most of all keep those pink things away from the blade! :)

So basically you have two 600mm units with sides front rails back rails?

Sorry I can't really see what is going on. But if in doubt do it anyway maybe the way to go I would put a Plastic sheet under the bath running up the walls sealed to the walls. cross Batton or frame under the bath legs to distribute the weight.

Ha or someone moves the pipes to somewhere else instead of under there and doesn't mark them. Or marks the whole width when you could get a fixing down the side of them. Then you have to list them anyway to find out where or if you can fix.

Nice one glad to hear you got sorted.

The hinges would then need packing out unless there's a larger gap towards the hinge side.

Why not glue a strip on the door if it's a solid door. On the catch side (clapping side), plane it down once it's set you can cut the catch back in

Ask him to send photos, if there's screws around the base where they join together good chance they are as above. We used to screw together where they wasn't seen and biscuit where it was.

You could tosh nail or screw the new joists to the wall plate. You could stick noggins in to stop twisting as well, give you more to fix your flooring to as well

Dont forget about Cascamite resin which is very good for complicated assembly that needs a lot of adjustment, as you usually have a good hour or so for adjustment.Waterproof and good for outdoor joinery. Comes as a powder which you mix with water quantity measured out. Good glue lines and dries...