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I think this pretty much guarantees you need to get the blasting done - not used nitromors in years but iirc you need to make damn sure you've not got any residue from it before repainting - old un-removed paint could well be contaminated by it.

Not used it but there are UV glues on amazon at 1/4 of the price with similar reviews...

The foam in question is known as Kaizen foam but it's relatively expensive to buy - if you did though you could just punch holes into a sheet of it to stand your bits up vertically in a box.

I inherited quite a few loose bits with a router I bought what I did was this: Got a segmented hobby/craft container from home bargains (£2) Got a short length of copper pipe and some of that rigid'ish foam that computers, electronics etc come in (not polystyrene - see pic below) Cut the foam...

Can you not just put a fused connection unit in between the feed and the socket and pop a 3 amp fuse in it (label it up as 3 amp only)?

Depending on the quality of your mortar, the fixing you've used etc I'm not sure I would be that happy about that. It sounds to me like you might not be that sure of it either as you've felt the need to reinforce it with a strip of wood underneath? The thing is is that will not stop it from...

If you're not screwed into brick what are you screwed into?

What lights did you buy?

+1 for what Gerald and JohnD said - the best method is to shave off the bare minimum with a circular saw, failing that a jigsaw taken slowly will kind of do. A piece of flat(ish) trim attached to the bottom of the door might make it look a bit more acceptable. I recommend using gyproc...

Is that no more nails solvent free? Waxing will cause adhesion problems - cabinet makers use wax paper or waxed worktops on their assembly tables to stop glue sticking to them - you can remedy this by wiping the surface to be glued down with Isopropyl alcohol or some odourless white spirit but...

By this I mean proper copper and not copper coated aluminium (CCA) - this goes for both Cat6 and Cat5e.

Another +1 for Lucid's post. Some wireless AP's will also give you headaches where the zones overlap - you can get your devices trying to hop from one AP to another which can cause all sorts of headaches. Plus the other issue is wireless 'noise' - the more devices you have using it the more...

OK so a bit of an update on this - still needs a bit more testing to check I'm getting proper surround as opposed to a stereo DD or DTS output but I have success! Buried under the full menus on the TV was a setting pushing out PCM...set it to auto it and now I'm getting passthrough to my amp. I...

Looks like I'll be buying an optical to digital coax converter then. I don't mind pro-logic for the TV etc but when I'm playing a DVD or Blu-Ray then I'd like to get 'proper' 5.1! I'd assumed from the below options (from LG website, same menu as TV) that I could get the TV optical out to...