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There was an Australian mag' called Australasian Amateur Boat Builder. It was aimed at the real DIY enthusiasts on a budget. I remember...

I recently made a catch for the tailgate of the truck out of 6mm stainless rod using only the vice and a hammer. It is quite a complex...

Have your basins got standard domestic taps or some odd things dedicated to your boat?

Brilliant! :D

Faux teak. Works for me!

I've never found a Multitool blade that will easily cut stainless. As Roger says, a small grinder is the usual answer.

I use exactly those and add a small dab of CT1 on the adhesive pad. Needs a chisel to get them off (as I found last Friday!)

Good point!

I don't think the polish is protected, though the soup may be.:cool:

Pigment for polyester resin works fine in West epoxy.

I've tried them all and there's nothing better than traditional Turtle Wax.

Where are these sales advertised, I never hear of them. Always on the look out for very cheap projects.

I use Loctite for hydraulic steering joints as well. Never had any issues with leaks.

The council must be really thick if they don't know!

Also when they're tucked away in the shed they don't break down!