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I agree, but it's beyond that stage now.

The workmanship is appalling. Joiner isn't the term I would associate with this debacle. The door lining is to wide which is why the architrave is sitting out. The architrave should of been rebated and or packed off to close the gap to the wall, the mitres should be superglue together and...

You could try filling the knot with 2 part epoxy resin or you could try using super glue. With either solution you will need to sand/scrape back to flush with surface. Or....you could try a Wax Stick to fill the void, but I'm not sure of the longevity of wax compared to epoxy/super glue. I...

We did go, mostly to get out of the heat. I'm more into Graffiti so I was a bit shocked when I found myself staring into paintings, the whole building is captivating.

Florence

The road isn't an access road to my property, it runs along the length of our back garden and further until it joins a main road. The road serves 9 properties.

I will

This issue is affecting our Garden. Running adjacent to our garden for about 60 metres is an unmade road, there are properties on this road. Between out fence there is a bank of soil with trees and shrubbery and what not that inclines about 2 metres to the unmade road, this road is collapsing...

Pocket Holes have there place, sometimes it's quicker than biscuits and clamping, but they are generally used where the fixing point isn't seen.

Howdens sell the long rail, 2.4mtrs I think.

85mm masonary screws may solve your problem.

The last Howdens I did was a kitchen makeover, new doors a few new units new plinths new cornice pelmet etc etc. My customer paid direct through my account, when I got the invoice/receipt the blum 110 degree overlay soft close hinges were charged at £23 a pair, So....I went to Trade hinges and...

Hacker are very good - I have a Hacker Kitchen in my house. Schuller are very good Nolte are very good Nobilia are quite good. That's the German Kitchens I fit. Howdens/Benchmarx/Magnet are more cost effective , I fit these aswell. Wickes....Hmmmm Wren aren't a kitchen supplier they are a...

If your walls are Thermalite am I correct in presuming your walls are dot and dab plasterboard? If so, you need Corefix Screws from Screwfix.

I wouldn't dowel there is no need. Quick release clamps aren't strong enough imo, they can release! any clamp that you can tighten with a thread will hold better. I was just showing the cheaper fit for purpose bessy clamps. Yes use router to form grooves for dog bolts, I'm to used to using a...

You can rough cut with the circular saw before finishing with the router. A bit of Maths for you to help, the distance from the outer edge of the guide bush to the cutting edge of 12.7mm cutter is....8.5mm. So if you set your mdf board back from the cut edge 10mm you can easily do one pass with...

From what I can understand...You are butt jointing two worktops together? You don't need a jig to do this, but you will need a straight edge for example a piece of mdf say 12mm big enough to get the router base on and two clamps "Bessy Clamps" longer than the width of the worktop, lets say...

Made a door smaller, didn't c0ck it up, felt well chuffed with myself. Next challenge.....

D4 PVA - Polyurethane stains oak - PVA doesn't, but remove glue runs Immediately otherwise they are a pig to get off once glue has cured.