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I've got a siemens heat pump dryer in a room it's impossible to vent out of but does have a drain. It's plumbed in and doesn't create any moisture what so ever than I can see. I have a humidity meter close by, so I'm sure I'd know.

Had the same issue initially with my dewalt 1/4 router. Took a few minutes to realise there was another collet supplied in the pack that fitted the 1/4 bits. Just need to swap the collet. Are you sure there wasn't another collet supplied in the accessories?

Have you checked http://www.doorstopworld.com/. They can probably make anything you want.,

I used the bacho insulation saw and made a table up with timber guide top and bottom to stop wandering and get square cuts. This was with 100mm PIR, so really on the limit of the saw. I also used gapotape which was brilliant.

Floor grinder?

I found it easier to do a really nice job with the gapotape, it's much more forgiving. I wanted to get the best insulation install that I could within reason (my home office), so went PIR and gapotape. I've never been convinced the hybrid foil layer type can be anywhere near as good in performance.

I've done a vaulted ceiling with it in my own house. I really liked it and the cost wasn't hugely significant in the overall scheme of things. The foil tape it comes with is much stronger than the normal roll of foil tape you buy as it's got a reinforced paper layer. The method you propose...

Granite support rail? https://www.howdens.com/kitchens/kitchen-surfaces/worktop-accessories/worktop-fittings/granite-support-rail-obj-sku-family-tls1023

Would you ever be able to replace the waste using an adhesive?

Basin mate every time! https://www.toolstation.com/basin-mate/p37534 Just need to check that the waste has enough thread to accommodate.

Ha, well it's from Xenon 2 so might be in speedball, can't remember!

I don't use petrol garden tools enough to warrant the maintenance. So I've recently gone for the dewalt hedge timmer and dewalt strimmer as I've got other dewalt power tools. More than happy with both and so much more convenient and pleasant to use.

Looks like it's got a good amount of life left in it to me. Personally I wouldn't touch it.

Not really my area of knowledge, but I really wouldn't have thought so, it's just a cement board.

You tile on the smooth side.

Sounds like it might be PVA splashes?

Personally I'd mix that small amount myself. Save risking being under or over. Minimum order maybe 1m3, you'd need to check.

0.5m3 isn't a lot, not worth readymix. Hire a cement mixer?

Sounds like an awful idea, it'll just break up. As said, I'd be looking at a grid system if you want to walk or drive on it.

Not that really shows the fall. The channel drain is just in front of the steps. Flows into a silt trap (under the sofa) and then to a 2m3 crate soak away under the lawn.