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    Buying oak flooring

    Best place I've found is French Timber Direct - search google. Brilliant quality, 22mm 150mm to 220mm boards upto 2.5m long - £30/m2 Laid a few...
    Post by: ColG, Jan 28, 2006 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    festool saw

    This http://www.eurekazone.com looks pretty good. You can use it with your current saw. From reviews I've read, it compares very favourably with...
    Post by: ColG, Mar 18, 2005 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    1/2

    Go for the Freud - £165 in Screwfix - excellent for table use
    Post by: ColG, Mar 18, 2005 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Another Bench to consider, Master Cut 1000

    I've got one of these, although I wouldn't recommend it for "fine woodworking", it's alright for kitchen bashing and the fence is fairly accurate....
    Post by: ColG, Feb 17, 2005 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Damp Proofing a wooden floor

    If you want to put a DPM down, I can recommend this system http://www.ardex.co.uk/ardexdpm.asp
    Post by: ColG, Nov 19, 2004 in forum: Builders' Talk
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    Lost Brown Regs Book

    Imagine if we all stuck religiously to the highway code, we'd have gridlock and nobody would get anywhere. In the main, most people use their...
    Post by: ColG, Apr 30, 2004 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    Ever thought who is answering YOUR questions?

    If you want to be sure that your question is answered by a verifiable tradesman then why not have a look at...
    Post by: ColG, Apr 30, 2004 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    makita batteries

    A story about suppliers. Fred said to his mate: "what is this place?" Fred's mate said: ITSLONDON.co.uk "****" said Fred, I needed to be...
    Post by: ColG, Apr 24, 2004 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    makita batteries

    A story about suppliers. Fred said to his mate: "what is this place?" Fred's mate said: "ITSLONDON.co.uk" "****" said Fred, "I needed to...
    Post by: ColG, Apr 24, 2004 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    CMT Router Extension Collet?

    I'm off to Axminster for my holiday :)
    Post by: ColG, Apr 23, 2004 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Estimating for a kitchen

    Hi Guys I quote in a different way and base it on the nuber of days I expect the job to take. For example 1 day to strip out units and...
    Post by: ColG, Apr 9, 2004 in forum: Kitchen Fitters' Talk
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    More New Rules

    I once knew a colour blind painter - he used to get the customer to put a mark on the colour chart and corresponding wall so he knew which paint...
    Post by: ColG, Apr 7, 2004 in forum: Electricians' Talk
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    Cutting out worktop for sink

    I agree with leechy by far and away the easiest way to do cutouts Col
    Post by: ColG, Apr 7, 2004 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Thomas Chippendale

    Did anybody see the program on Thomas Chippendale tonight? They had a piece of Mahogany that was 350 years old - absolutely gorgeous detailing....
    Thread by: ColG, Apr 4, 2004, 3 replies, in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Large tool box/chest

    Hi Coggy They showed Thomas Chippendales toolchest on the tele tonight - what a work of art - full of hadsaws, chisels, planes etc. It was...
    Post by: ColG, Apr 4, 2004 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    RotoZip Use.

    Only thing I used to use Rotozip for was cutting holes in tiles. Best/easiest way to make outs for sinks etc IMHO is to plunge cut with circular...
    Post by: ColG, Mar 31, 2004 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Guarantee card

    Same here Coggy, accept cheques, never had one go boing Col
    Post by: ColG, Mar 28, 2004 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Workshop/ shed insurance

    Had my shed/workshop screwed couple of years ago, insured with Abbey National. When I submitted claim was told maximum claim was £2,000 before I'd...
    Post by: ColG, Mar 28, 2004 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Sliding Doors

    Ta very much DD I go have meself a look Col
    Post by: ColG, Mar 26, 2004 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Terms of payment

    Hi Coggy On a big job, I quote the materials at cost and tell the client he can either buy direct or I require payment upfront and I will...
    Post by: ColG, Mar 26, 2004 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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