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Hello, they're 1/4 turn, it's quite a flimsy bit of kit so your suggestion may be the only way to get the tap head off without causing irreparable damage, thanks.

Hello, Am trying to stop a dripping tap but even with the screw holding the tap head in place removed + applying significant elbow grease the tap head will not come off, I cannot whack it or get too aggresive with it as the mixer as a whole is a cheap bit of kit that will not withstand any more...

An update, in the end no bricks were removed as the new fence post supports had a single hole drilled in the base through which a single 6" ThunderBolt was screwed into a new hole in the cinder block, the new hole in the cinder block wasn't at all close to the repaired holes where the previous...

Yes, I'm resigned to having to replace the blocks there's no way they can be repaired sufficiently for the required job, thanks for your reply.

Hello, I've an awkward repair job to attempt: Old metal fence post holders sitting on top of a cinder block wall which had been secured via rawl bolts have rusted away & require replacing. The cinder blocks are about 4 inches wide but the holes that were drilled for the rawl bolts to keep the...