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How did the people dig out deep wells in Georgian times?

See http://www.kurg.org.uk/sites/wells.htmDavid

Posted by Lobster in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 20 years ago 
Scale on Phalaenopsis

Great, battling web sites ;O)

Posted by Billy in Garden Forum 16 years ago 
Wood carving

I will be there for next 6 days and this site popped up when I was looking for possible places to visit in Budapest. http://www.faragoszerszam.info/Unfortunately the shop is located quite far from last metro station and propably won't visit it during this visit. seismo malm

Posted by Seismo R. Malm in Woodworking Forum 14 years ago 
Weight of propane tank

Look for a "TW" and a number after it. This is the Tare Weight which is the empty weight in pounds. Full weight varies. A lot of the tank exchange companies are only selling 17 pounds net weight re-fills for a 20 lb. tank. http://www.propane101.com/propanecylinderfilling.htm

Posted by Steve in Home Repair 17 years ago 
DrEvil Drivel

Someone who cant comprehend simple english is a tw-t. So do you have a history of mental ilnsess or not? Yes or no? And what is your IQ? Simple questions. NT

Posted by bigcat in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 21 years ago 
Understanding lighting switches

I'm not quite clear about your description, but 1mm TW&E with two reds (now browns) is available for use as switch drops. Saves having to sleeve the black. Very few amateurs use it due to the cost of buying an extra reel that may not get used up.

Posted by Dave Plowman (News) in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 19 years ago 
Water Paint on external woodwork.

TW

Posted by TimW in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 8 years ago 
replacement front / kitchen doors to house

TW

Posted by TimW in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 7 years ago 
Gunk barrier for kitchen units beside the dishwasher

TW

Posted by TimW in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 3 years ago 
#6 or #4 wire in 3/4 inch thinwall?

(I thought only 3 were allowed until I looked it up) Maybe you looked up TW? Bob T

Posted by zxcvbob in Home Repair 18 years ago 
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