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Have a large panel … being used over a hot tub, which is 5mm Foamex sheet (pvc foam), with a glued on 70 x 16 softwood ‘frame/edge. Used a polyurethane glue, and also stapled through from Foamex onto wood. Just thinking if I should wrap the edges much like they do on double glazed units, to...

The pics were dug to confirm ground for foundations ... There is no where for water to go, it does eventually percolate Fownhope through the skag infill. Hence mb thoughts is I create a load of vertical drain tubes I can accelerate the percolation. 6" holes of even 8". Lined with terram tube...

What does SOL mean? I have test reports of 5m deep test pits dug in several places as part of development steps.

I already have 45m2 of decking.

I have non-draining land .... I removed 250 mmm off the top and imported topsoil, but it still don't drain. It was a valley infilled in 50's to make a railway sidings ..... closed since 70's I tried drainage crates and french drains, initially fine, then they fill and takes weeks of no rain for...

It’s a plastic sheet (Foamex) that will have 400 light fibres (4 different diameters) fed from an LED light engine. it is to give a ‘starry sky’ effect. The light engine has a revolving ‘twinkle’ wheel, and can move from white to any RGB mix. Programmed ripple effects etc. So no plan or grid...

Agree I will use in a Dremel rather than my battery drill

Found a solution ..... seems you can buy tungsten drills 0.1 to 1.0mm set in 1/8" diam shanks ... and they are cheap enough.

I have ordered Eclipse pin chuck to try. Find out Tuesday.

I got the 9 1/2 on advice in this thread, that the fine adjustment and adjustable mouth. seems to do what I need it to do.

I have 2 hand drills - this type : bought before battery drills arrived

A single large sheet of Foamex (2m x 1.6m) so needs to be a handheld tool

5mm Foamex sheet .... so PVC face and foamed core .... not hard material What is a 'snide Dremel' is that a particular model ?

Task to drill 400 holes. about 100 of them are 0.03" (~0.75mm) and another 100 are 0.04" (~1.0mm) My DeWalt cordless is a bit heavy to use for this task, and will not close down on 1-.0mm or lower. I thought to use a pin chuck .... tried 2 from Amazon, but they simply don't run true (they were...

I got hold of an old Stanley 9-1/2 (1960's era) Base was true, blade needed sharpening & honing, and it now works a treat.

Only issue is after not a huge amount of use the rubber cover on shadow line on/off button has split. Not sure if I can get a spare.

I’m looking for a 2 part male & female locating pins. Have a 32mm panel that is sliding into a recess, and need some form of guide pins, that will locate into receivers. Found these … anybody know of anything better. I suppose if there was a slight taper or chamfer on leading edge of pin it...

Thanks … will help my search

Is this Stanley a Low Angle plane? Anybody have one can tell by picture (on sale locally)