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on that I never posted the whatthefuck have I done image, in buying there so close together shortly followed by I could have got the honeycomb dial, in retrospect the differences do warrant (out weight) the similarities

Yeah, I'll just pop a picture of my £360 luxury watch up and be counting myself lucky

Cheers, I was having a disbelief moment, sounds like a better route

Knotts bleed faster on exterior, learning the resen content (and how long the timber has been cured) takes feel and time , if it's smelly and sticky stand clear and pass it by, dry and light is what you want . Beyond that on a good percentage it'll be fine without burning anything

Well these have a personal touch of a direct recommendation, so I'm very pleased to have them, as for needing tools - I always love a new tool but I have the experience of using the most rubbish to achieve a great job - it's a funny thing wanting the best tool, but achieving the best finish with a much lower grade tool.

Well it'll get the surface first stance, can't say it'll never come back

Just where your sofa was, kill it, HG mold spray (is very strong). TBH just bleach would do [edit it'll be on the soft too]

I know, I wish we could get the full range here, it would have been ~£50 just for the postage from CA.. I've only found 2 or three of their tools available

I've know about that tool for six years when a mate asked an electrician what their most useful tool was , I thought nothing of it, but six years on now in the hand I understand (Canadian brand I've not found how to source the other sizes)

Pretty sure the from china version will give you exactly the same tool.. but definitely going to sharpen up a hook end of one of them

Sikkens - you'll be fine,
Having double colour is doubling the price + 4tins
Johnston's do 1/2 cans 500ml

You sprint out of the saddle right :)

I think it's looking great.
I've wanted a pair of compact 40cm - 38cm swept back bars (and was hoping someone would chip in with a potential solution) I found the wide ones a false economy.
That seattube angle will push those peddle through with force

That's a lot more than I know or are familiar with..
Geezer just unplugged his internet and plugged it into nextdoor.
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I think we were all wanting to know how best to escalate the situation for you. It's not trivial but it's also beyond belief..

A fair amount of what I said was with page 1741 in mind (I don't know how that ended). You're clearly after something different. And I am being pessimistic but foundations footings maybe almost non existent (distance memory of reading regs introduced ~1903), my only other thought was if the ground is of a type (clay) that would be prone to drying and having deep cracks that the concrete covering would have been added to prevent that..
The new image does show that the concrete might be a much greater depth- I think to start, Id be looking at trying to preserve the concrete 8" away from the house at 45° down and away = an angle grinder..

I can't write a lot as
a) I don't know what could potentially go wrong
b) I can't tell how to put right what could potentially go wrong
I also don't feel a proper picture as to how much ground you want to take out..
But that ground definitely helps keep up the walls - they probably have 'happy' cracks in them, an additional movement over time of 5mm from dropping the ground (their stability) may make them 'unhappy' ..
I've definitely seen gas service pipes placed in positions you'd never dream of nowadays.
However the concrete does look very thin ~1" the corner cracks could be where to start lifting, it may come up in one piece - if it's looking thick I'd stand back and have a head scratch

i saw a video mentioning waxed suede! which has put me right on track to muck-about with these; will I ruin them? -potentially yes- but I'll have a look at what's in the box to attempt it..

Yeah, I got a 42 helson and want a 38 ,, what you saying! Did you start it?

in a quiet voice, 100 would ~ cover materials, but the first lot seems to be going very well..

^ excellent
^^ nice lot that

Honestly, I don't think the sweped back bar will work with what is quite an aggressive geometry, well happy to be wrong thou

^but dressed for it
I'm hoping there'll be some honeycomb Everest's tomorrow

Absolutely pucker pleased to see that, sizing 'll just get better and better

Sorry that was written in a bit of a hurry with something on the hob. Was it all coat in a deep tint?- all coat is a very plasticy hard paint, deep tints are more likely to have adhesion problems.