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when i join worktops together i have been taught that you smear the colourfill over the top third of the depth of both joins and clamp up. you will not find any silicone anywhere on joins but around the sink and plenty of it. after looking at kitchens that have been fitted the same way over...

thought it was best not to. it would take me 20 mins running flat out to even have a chance of seeing another english speaking caucasian and if then! i can not see him giving me a hand when he looks over my shoulder and catches a glimpse of what looks like the whole of birmingham chasing me down...

^ didn't think of it like that.

true strory went into a local muslim hair dressers the other day (short version...met up with a pal in there who is mixed race but looks of the asian type;). anyway half way through getting the mop chopped he pulled my head right back, said something to the other barbers in a language i do not...

O.o ey?

When will it start? I want in ;)

Caught up with a few of you, with alot more still waiting to be caught. Your pitchfork will soon be as sharp as mine ;)

ok...if the jigs you can only find are for a 618? worktop then can you not work out what needs to be done? Have a look at one. Failing that, providing your diy skills are up to it you needn't pay more then ten pound to mitre all of the worktops you will ever need to mitre. A decent saw...

mitre mate :? wood glue :? He forgot to add on to take your time ;)

go to screwfix i am sure they will have one there, failing that your local budget & queue. I here they have a trade section now. Failing that then go to howdens but remember to bring someone in the trade along ;)

a carpenter/time served (i am betting), own van/own tools and they are willing to pay 6.50ph I bet this was advertised through yet another agency. Is it just me or are they generally taking a dig at the chippy's. I have yet to see a job advertised for a painter/decorator for less then...

o.O it shows you that there are quite to many people out there taking the **** methinks to the above post. To the OP, perhaps you could get a day off work and pop down to your local collage and enquire further there. Never to late to learn something new.

If you ask stupid questions then expect stupid remarks. You canne get pine to look like oak as they are two different trees...i thought that was obvious o.O Out of curiosity why did you not just buy there oak veneered cupboards?

yup...and to answer your original question no i have not had any dealings with them but after quickly glancing through there gallery i would suggest they pay a bit more attention to the plinth or fire the guy they have fitting them. Other then that, again from looking at there gallery, there...

yup... you are a strange lad

turn pine into oak o.O I think it warrants for yourself to go down to your local black magic store and enquire there.

Have you been outside at all? Ram the space bloody full of it and come the spring take it all back out again or Just fill it slightly o.O

IMO a fair price would be close to the 400 mark excluding diesel... Obviously this will vary if door closers/intermission strips are to be fitted on top but for your average door (excluding those cheap B&Q honeycomb flimsy would not even be good enough to recycle the cardboard and wipe your own...

Just packing my bags now ;) How much for ONE days work. Any chance you have friends or relatives who have had a joiner?/carpenter (is the 'it' thing to be calling us all joiners now?) work for them and are pleased with the results. If failing that ask some of your work colleagues if you...

I do not believe it, after all these years my old boss was telling the truth. Anychance his time machine is still up there ;)