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yes had one in our door, cannot remeber how it works. but if i remember it takes a 9v battery.

At work we use EXCEL http://www.excel-networking.com/home/ have used it for over 17 years now.

don't know the blue pipe size, also if the parts bellow are correct. my pipe was 20mm so completely different parts http://www.screwfix.com/p/floplast-mdpe-plastic-wall-plate-elbow-25mm-x/77864 with http://www.screwfix.com/p/15mm-x-outside-tap-with-double-check-valve/37241

if you have a Costco near by, they do a pack of 3 stabile levels for about £35 ish

try tapping the chuck with a hammer, and if that does not work remove the bolt inside remove the chuck and install a new one. (swapped mine our for a dewalt one from screwfix) did try and free the old one with some big blows with the hammer but was still stick solid.

I have had a few battery's recelled, used http://www.multicell.co.uk/ on one set they upgrade the battery's too Paul

I would guess put it in engineer mode.

attach http://www.screwfix.com/p/straight-door-bolt-polished-chrome-38mm/31382 under the draw on each side and lock them in to the legs " desk uprights" Paul

look at it the other way, if the plug with the pins is already attached to the appliance then the statement is correct.

I have a snapped fob, rough up the ring part with sand paper, then covered the ring part in araldite. left it 24 hours, drilled a new hole in it. it been like it for 3 years now. Paul

I use http://www.wera-tools.co.uk/catalog_uk.html?L=1&file=/en-UK/root_category_screwdrivers_series_kraftform_micro.html they are very nice, just not the cheapest but the quality is great. Paul

get the correct kit and watch a few youtube videos. I have http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/14-Ettore-Brass-Squeegee-14-Washer-Set-XL-Microfibre-/120433070476?ssPageName=ADME:L:OC:GB:1123 and use ecover...

I don't think its any cheaper. http://www.vesternet.com/z-wave-fibaro-home-center-2-system £497 http://www.interaktivahem.se/p/styrenheter/fibaro-home-center-2.html £483 according to xe.com today

they can also make silicone moulds from your object, then cast it in the resin, I am not sure if they could make a silicone mould from plasticene tho. Paul

how about some resin casting. http://blackdragoncastings.co.uk Paul

I have loads of Ryobi one+ I use it for work (Light trade) how about http://www.diy.com/nav/fix/power-tools/drills-drivers/hammer_drills/Ryobi-OnePlus-18V-Hammer-Drill-and-1-x-1-3Ah-Battery-and-Charger-no-bag-13168696?skuId=13649393 Paul

we have just had a viessmann 222f very impressed with it. and it worked out cheaper than a unvented cylinder and boiler. Paul

have a look at a doro 506

you could use http://www.screwfix.com/p/fischer-sxr-10-tv-fixings-pack-of-4/30558 or drill a hole in to the brick insert a rawplug to the wall. then packout the stud with some copper pipe, this depends how deep the stud work is. how big and heavy is the TV? when we install short...

just nip into ikea, go to customer services and ask. they are very helpful. or go look in bargin corner and they normally have a box of screws and other bits. Paul