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No there has been no need .

.Had exactly the same situation a few years back. Plywood or chipboard? The other half decided for me Buy some new floorbords to replace the unusable ones,restore the remaining ones and then drown the lot in polyurethane varnish. Pain intheass but Im glad I listened.

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Can anyone else see the irony? :LOL:

It wouldn't have been my first choice but I was on an incredible tight budget and was using materials from skips and Freecycle. Its lasted well because everything is bone dry. I built the shed using vpm in the walls and roof so I think that has made a huge difference.Tools dont go rusty that quick.

Yes. Its 3/4" tongue and groove 1 m. X 500mm planks left over from someones loft project.

When I built my shed I put a plastic membrane on the joists and use surplus chipboard loft boards. Decade later theyre still rigid.

In the context of the thread, oscillating blades are no more dangerous than a regular cutting disc - probably less so.

" Much like how you see news reports with people's heads blurred out where they are not the subject being discussed" News reports are not courts. Power Director and others are free if cost is a concern. You dont have to share footage if there are other people in it and not having the ability...

This is about a ramming -its not about race so put that away right now. Youve missed the point The media will have been asked really soon after to mention that the suspect does not fall into the usual categories -it could be anyone from any group or demographic.

Power director. But if the subjects have nothing to hide why blur their faces? Going further,the footage will be seen as having been tampered with and could easily be rejected as inadmissible evidence by a court should the defence complain.

A white 50 yr old male cannot possibly be a member of a terror organisation? Not impossible even if the authorities are claiming otherwise. Even if the person has no links to an organisation they may be acting on their behalf under duress eg their family has been threatened or they have been...

Oil doesnt just lubricate - it absorbs waste deposits,sludge,soot and chemicals. That sort of crap is what you do not need on a Cambelt Even more so in modern closed circuit engines. Clean oil resets the clock Exact correct oil is without question.

Give them a blast with a pressure washer and put them on drymix sharpsand cement

I have a little dropper bottle with a mix of 75% acetone 25% sewing machine oil It will free off stuck and corroded fixings that wd40 wont touch..

Ditto that 12 months or 10,000 mile absolute maximum. For the sake of the whole engine. I change my dry belt Dv6 motor oil at six months/ 3000 mile and its absolutely filthy.

Tried a different switch?-even a flat plate type one temporarily.

More versatile is a t bar with a square drive on the end. Put whatever size socket or extension bar you want on it then.

After curious visits to Ali express and temu my algorithm has been hounded by ads from them The tools are the same dubious quality as Amazon's and ebays but at sometimes significantly lower prices. I finally gave in and bought a multi tool attachment for an angle grinder It was around seven quid...

Thats a n intriguing idea and the payback for losing a bit of throat depth woul d be the opportunity of a longer fence. Im not sure if the existing fence would survive further abuse so is a good backup plan. i didnt win the lottery btw