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Does anyone have any ideas how I could make this: http://www.amazon.co.uk/York-Olympic-Plate-Tree-Rack/dp/B0015UG7P6/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=sports&qid=1270143589&sr=1-5 I want to make it low budget if possible. thanks

Hi, I'm wanting to make this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/patrickkeane/187664910/in/set-72157594196203448/ I'm assuming that the nipple pipes have something to do with plumbing but I have no idea what they are, where would I buy something like that as I've had a look on B&Q...

Ooops no not now sorry, It is actually coming from the front now, I put my car in for an MOT the other week and for some reason the squeaking from the rear has never happened since I picked it up and now I can only hear it from the front nearside wheel. There is no noise when bouncing the car...

The wheel bearings are fine I think as there's plenty give in the wheel but the sqeeking is still there when turning, could it be a worn track rod end or something? It only comes from the front left wheel

I cant hear anything when I bounce it, I thought (I have very little knowledge of cars) that it might have been the bearings. When you say it could be the anti roll bar bushes on the front, would this cause the noise to come from the rear as this is where the noise is coming from?

Hi, I have a 9yr old Vauxhall Astra and lately every time I turn a corner I get a squeaking coming from what I think is the wheels (possibly the suspension which I know can sometimes squeak but this is a different noise to what I normally hear). What could the general problems and solutions...

Yeah durham is within driving distance, i'll give their site a look, thanks

Thanks for the help, I appreciate it.

After reading the other thread it seems that the C&G 2330 is the qualification to take. How will this stand me when I come to the end of the course for getting a job, i.e. will other electricians take on people purely with this qualification or would I need to do something further? As I...

Sorry about that, I didn't search before I asked :wink:

Hi all, I would like to know how do I achieve a qualification in electrics so that I am a qualified electrician. I would like to point out straight away that I'm not looking for a quick 3week course but want to do it properly. However I am in full time employment and cant afford to take...

I don think thay do use it but I dont think they'll be up to removing it (awkward neighbours), how much of a job is that if I can convince them to do it?

No idea that was already done in the kitchen before I bought it.

I am wanting to remove a chimney breast from my small spare room to give me more room and in turn give me more room to extend the bathroom into the spare room, here is the current layout: Here is the layout I want: Here are the pictures of the room, and you can see the breast runs the full...

I'm not 100%, i'll have a look and maybe get a picture posted if I can so yous can get a better picture.

Right, I managed to get some cardboard under the engine for a few hours after running it and there is a leak as I found a few drops of oil on it. Its not many but theres a few. When I check my dip stick its still quite full so the leak is not causing massive oil loss. I'm just wondering...

I have a 2000 reg Astra, the oil was low on it the other day so I topped it up, it is about 1/2cm above the max on the dip stick. Now I've started to notice that there is some oil leaking under the car. Is this possibly my doing for filling it too much? Also on a completely different...

Does anyone know if there is much diffence between the two if I use them in my garage which will be used as a gym with a couple bits of equipment in, i.e. treadmill and weight bench. Obvioulsy I would want to use the cheapest possible.

I meant slabs but I like you idea what the gravel, not sure it would look right though as none of the houses in the terraces near me have it so I'm not sure what it'll look like. If I was to start again, what would I do exactly? rip it up,? Hardcore? Sand? Whacker? and how much would it cost...

This is my garden path, and as you can see it has lots cracks in and looks a big rough. I'm wanting to put paving stones down to neaten it up but dont want to break the concrete and dig it up. Is there any way I can do this as a diy job and with non specialist tools?