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Thank you for the replies, which seem to be leaning towards 'don't do it'. That's right FreddieM, the existing sink is undermount and the new replacement sink is inset, so I was assuming that anything I cut will be covered by the new sink with no need for polishing etc. I was planning to clamp...

Hi This is my (now very old and scruffy) kitchen sink underslung a granite worktop. The depth (or is it width?) of the granite - shown by the tape measure - is 620mm. I have purchased a new sink for inset fitting that is 1000 x 500mm and my plan is to cut the granite for it to fit, both...

This Christmas, I have decided to follow the cooking method used by thousands of people in the US and I am going to deep-fry the turkey. This will be done outside over a propane gas burner. You can read all about the plus points online (essentially producing the best results in a fraction of...

I have a huge England football flag proudly flying on the front of my house. I don't want to sound unduly negative, but if England fail to escape from the group and exit the World Cup, what is the etiquette regarding the flag? I think my choices are: 1. Take it down immediately and store...

OK, I see. It's all to do with preventing kick-back. Thanks guys. When it arrives, the first thing I'll make is a 'stupid chair' which I will sit on for the rest of the day :D Thanks for your help. Regards HBoy

OK, it's a stupid question, but all I know is that I know nothing... I am about to purchase the Bosch GKS 190 circular saw for a couple of serious DIY projects. I have owned a cheap Bosch model before. When I look at the photo of the saw, in particular the blade, er, the blade teeth seem to...

Hi We have had a side extension built and a large number of block paving bricks were lifted to accommodate the new build. These are in a huge stack at the front of our house and the brick blocks seem in very good condition - they were lifted by hand. During the build, we also removed a...