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Just wondered if they're any good. It's for separating the electrical connectors. (Not sure what their proper name is). It's a task I'm always nervous about.

That'll do for me. Thanks very much.

Thanks for the help everyone. The plan is (once it's ready). Prime it, let the little boy draw with pencil his design/pictures, then colour it in with POSCA pens. They are like felt pens but acrylic ink, they're very good by the way. Then lacquer it apparently.

Bought an old guitar in a charity shop for my little boy. Only thing is it's pink. We thought it would be a nice project for him to prime it and paint a picture on it. It's very shiny I assume a lacquer is on top of the pink paint. Question is what to do next? does it have to be rubbed back...

Like this?

Everything including toilet. A steep fall would help.

By my calculations in order to get a 1 in 40 drop I'm going to need to dig down 900mm by the stack. I'm not too keen as that means the drains trench runs along the house foundations at about the same depth. The only thing I can think of and I've never heard of it but.... Is there a chamber that...

I take it you sharpen them then

The first cuts you made into the wall are very precise. What saw do you use, arbotech plunger?

Thanks very much

It is the bit at the very top. But if flange shoulder is what I think it is (a ring around the pipe stopping it from slipping downward) then that is missing.

Ok thanks gents. Ill see what's for sale locally. It's a fluke or lasted so long. I've noticed the joint that leaks only has an o ring. I thought it would have a plastic ring too.

Here are. There's no waste disposal unit in the middle. Cheers.

Thanks. Do you know what it's called that I need to ask for? I've tried googling "triple sink trap". Without getting anywhere.

Hello. The trap has failed and ruined the cabinet and doors. I'll attach a picture. It leaks from the top where I've undone it. It seems there's nothing stopping everything slipping down. Is there a fix that doesn't include replacing everything? Cheers

Thanks for the help everyone. I heard back from the seller. As suggested on here he said most 2 stroke should be ok. A garden machinery one is even better. Hopefully Screwfix have one when I'm there next. Cheers

Just the pn300400. I was wondering if that's a clue. Apparently not?

Hello, the instructions for a ground auger I've bought recommend using "viper 2 cycle oil PN300400". Seems that's sold in America so does anyone know what's compatible that I can get? Cheers

Was lead mentioned?

Sorry it's a roof for an extension. It's close to the height where scaffolding is needed. While it would be great to get the roof on I'd rather have it low than gutter height in the winter if it can't be done quickly and well.