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Not sure what point is being made here, but I specifically mention a scroll saw because you don't cut your fingers off if they come into contact with a running scroll saw blade No way would I let any children, least of all my neighbour's children, anywhere near a bandsaw, but a scroll saw is...

Scroll saw may be safer than a band saw, and it works well for cutting styrofoam shapes etc One of my favourite lessons from primary school D&T was one where we made bulldozers, diggers etc with balsa wood and a syringe as the hydraulic ram, water filled and powered by a short length of rubber...

How much use does the workshop get in winter? Worth taking the time now to insulate it?

It will Quite sure sure will just call a sparkie, tell him to sort it, and pay the bill. There will be no protracted internet-driven whataboutery https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/oil-change-man-vs-woman.144861/ New appliances do not automatically consume more power than old appliances

Could have done indeed, but it didn't (side effect of how it was mixed perhaps) and you aren't going to be able to change the existing stuff to take up more volume now so best just crack on with a few handy bags of gravel and sand.. ?

Insulate it Genuinely can't understand it when someone proposes having just a couple of square metres of plasterboard between their paid-for-heated envelope and the bitterest of winters

Bleach/HG mould spray It seems like a nonsense to put damp clothing in a warm cupboard that has no airflow.. Recommend to dry your items fully, outside or in a tumble dryer, and then store them

Hmm, kinda implies that the slab is in direct contact with the ground or groundwater with no thermal insulation (because if there were insulation it would separate the slab from the wet ground) I imagine that would have some considerable adverse effect on your heating bills How high are your...

Fortunately, the ingredients are readily available in smaller quantities

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Screfix have an entire category of extractor fans called "Silent fans", some as low as 12db The switch/toilet will make more noise

Try squashing the wire a bit with pliers before you put it in your FatMax stripper..

How about a quiet fan that runs on a timer/PIR (people won't use the switch); you don't have to have one of those crappy 4" types that makes more noise than it moves air, especially when the automated louvre jams shut with accumulated dust and goo.. Or, consider something like a vent axia...

I wouldn't

Please dig a little deeper, and maybe don't cite an American dictionary when looking for "prooves" But if you insist, look at the main entry for roof.. Just because horses have hooves, doesn't mean houses have rooves

The plural of roof is roofs Or now, judging by the preceding paragraph

When you say 5x, do you mean "a count of five times" or "a multiplier of one fifth"?

Fix it to the wall or machine with a weak bungee cord that will stretch to let you pull the machine out, but will then contract and hold the pipe in the sensible position in service

Not unless it's been specifically coated to do so, which is highly unlikely in this application

Snort In older VWAG cars the "coding" procedure simply amounts to changing the battery serial number registered in the ECU/BMS so that it resets its adaptations to consider your battery as new If your car has stop/start ensure that your new battery's compatible with it as they are engineered...