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oven wiring
Hi, My kitchen redecoration continues at a very slow pace! I am about to build the new oven housing. I have removed the oven from its old cupboard and found the wiring was a bit of a bodge. Some 6mm^2...
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SWIMAT beep codes
My Siemens washer (6102) has become temperamental today. For example, ending a wash cycle early with a 6-beep code and a rinse cycle early with an 8-beep code. Have never had the instruction book, and...
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10 years ago
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Roof for a large shed
In message , PeterC writes Google Steadmans, Carlisle. I wouldn't call it cheap though! One issue which I haven't resolved is the foam exposed at the eaves. The under sheet and foam fill is trimmed...
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10 years ago
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Shed base - pads?
Has anyone used those ^^ or something like them? I'll be building a small shed (DIY build, not prefab crap) later this year. Maybe 2. I don't want large quanities of concrete - particularly not a...
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10 years ago
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Nuisance RCD trips
Currently being driven nuts by the above... I have a split load CU. When the RCD trips, it's only that which goes; ie none of the MCBs trips at the same time which means there's not much for me to go...
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10 years ago
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Re: It's official ! DIY recognised by the NHS ...
Doing what exactly yourself, remembering that in times past Diy was aanother term for being autosexual. Brian
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10 years ago
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Border glue won't budge
Hi, I'm having a bit of a nightmare removing the glue behind the border which has been put on top of paint. I used a heat gun and scraper to remove the border worked a treat and some of the glue came...
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10 years ago
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Searching internet for stolen photographs
I think the answer to this will be - its impossible! Now supposing you find a web site, which contains some photographs, photographs which you are fairly certain will have been lifted from another...
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10 years ago
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Bats
That's a mouse with wings:-). http://wiki.diyfaq.org.uk/images/6/63/Bat.JPG
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10 years ago
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multitool blades
Hi, Are all multitool blades much the same in terms of life? I was using a 65mm blade to cut through some wooden battens that were attached to a wall. I allowed the blade to go through the wood and...
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10 years ago
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Problem with creating a pond
Goal is to create a pond with small pumped water flow over rockery into pond (no fish) I have dug out pond aprox 25' x 5' x 3'.... the garden is one level, I will raise the edge by about 6" all round...
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10 years ago
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what thread ?
A 13 mm spanner will fit the nut An m8 nut will just about bite on the threads of the stud The nut measures slightly larger across the flats, @ 13.10mm, than an M8 nu t ,@ 12.82mm The internal...
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10 years ago
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Shed roofing felt
Any recommendations for roofing felt for a shed? It will have a new ply roof, so it's a question of what to put on it. I'm after something better than shed felt, which usually ends up in the middle of...
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10 years ago
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repairing wood supporting post (pictures)
You can see from the pictures this is a corner post supporting a wooden roof, I will be back out there for a couple of weeks and need to repair this. Replacing the complete post is not an option due...
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Same Day Loans
Are you in a trap unexpected cash problems? Do you like to get out of the f iscal trap? Here you can visit in the right place online to get the best ca sh solution. If you choose the same day loans of...
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