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Is this like the mighty boosh "spirit of jazz"?

From what I've seen you depressurise the system and squirt most of it back into the tub/pot. Then rinse through with lots of water.

Not bought anything yet as waiting on the house to complete.
Then it's sprayer, tracksaw, pocket hole jig, and I'll be building the new (temporary) kitchen.

Thanks for the reply.

Any room I paint gets emptied and taped/sheeted off due to roller splatter so there's no change to my process there.

The overspray on those Wagner's looks minimal so think I'll go for it. It's only money and I can always rent it to family. And it should be cheaper than getting someone in one room at a time. Plus as the kids grow up we can change room colours easily

Has anyone got/tried the Wagner airless sprayers?

I'm considering the control pro 350 models as I'll soon have a whole new house to paint and want to know if I'd be better off with just a box of rollers (I hate rollers)
https://shop.tooltalk.com/products/wagner-control-pro-350-m-airless-sprayer-600w-240v-wag2371058

Tell me about the bandsaw?

And the alkin I suppose.
Face colour? Price?

I thought all shovels had long handles. Spades are the short handled ones.

There definitely isn't one as the conservatory was put up in 1994, and buildover agreements came in with the transfer for public drains to the water companies in 2011.

Prior to that it was agreed as part of the building regs sign off from the council.

Dicks.

Do you have any more info on the polish citizenship for nazi hunters? I always thought it was a right by blood and had to be unbroken so my dad would have to apply.

Fuck knows.
My solicitor doesn't appear to be able to get in contact with my buyers solicitor (same bloody firm) to get my answer about not having a buildover agreement for a mid 90s conservatory. So talk of completion dates are optimistic.

Tho I'd imagine as completion is the point at which the contract is fulfilled then the end date really is the end of june

I'm liking this more than I should. I'm sure it will age and devalue badly.

Hall, stairs and landing in my 60's 3 bed semi cost just under £500 before Christmas to skim coat over the old plaster. Ripping old and starting with bond coats won't be cheap.

No, it's an oversized watchgecko that was end of line. I had to trim it with a razorblade to fit.

Originally my dad had it on a tiny black leather thing that looked like dental floss. It did have an omega buckle though (now safely stored).

Is it friday?

Here is the only omega I will ever own, generally they leave me cold.
Dad decided he wanted a cheap quartz so now it's mine.

As Google has bought FitBit will Google still be on board in two years time? Nah

Surely this is more accurate

Hope you told them to stick it as you already had the product?

I second @andos here.

What's the floor? Ash?

For sharpening I have the unbranded versions of these:
https://amzn.to/3bcsdiI

400, 600, 1000 grits should work for most outside regrinding an edge. I decided to get 240, 600, 1200 as this works for me.

I follow this with a polish using autosol on leather or MDF depending on what I can find in the garage.

Takes under a minute per blade for regular re-sharpening. I'll get a tormek if I ever buy a lathe.

Blade guide I have the cheap one from b&q but usually freehand it.

Yes. But if the church hold the freehold they are more likely to have registered their own properties as liable when the law changed in 2013.

Be careful of CofE property. There may be chancel fees that you will be obligated to pay for upkeep of the local churches.

Another reason not to change it. What's the fuel efficiency going to save me? £5 a month probably, against an install cost in the thousands. House is being sold on anyway so I've got a new to me boiler to worry about soon.

Not a combi but our boiler was installed by the previous owner in 1994. It's had one valve replacement in my ownership but is generally faultless.

Looks like our new place may complete before June. As a result I'm spending imaginary money on home refurbishment.

What are people's opinions on solid wood floors throughout (over concrete base)? I've found a potential source of Ash and Oak flooring at pennies on the pound, So would also like opinions on which looks/functions better.

Is the crown spinning or locked in place?

If it's stuck, I've found with some cheaper watches just release the mainspring from being over wound and all is good.

If you need to ask...

They don't want to sell to you.

Looks like something bamford would put out