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potentially causing damage
I would be asking for evidence. And evidence that shows its your tree that HAS caused damage, not potentially. It may be that there was already damage/cracks etc and roots will find their way in. You need to be certain that damage has been caused by your tree and its not underlying issues and they are just looking for causes as quick fixes.
Be keen to see the size of the apple tree as well! I don't know much about trees but I don't think apple tree roots are particularly aggressive.
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@tbc not my kitchen but a friends here: https://www.instagram.com/p/C7GbJrYqQqa/?igsh=MWlmY2Jkd25pZHlpeA==
Not yellow other! But orange so fits the bright/unusual criteria possibly.
It’s lovely. Most of the stuff that 345 do is nice. https://www.instagram.com/threefourfivefurniture/profilecard/?igsh=b2U4dGJ6ZmRtMGI3
Glasgow tho…
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Are you using Tomato? First I’ve heard of them but 5p/kWh is insane!!
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Thanks @Fox and @branwen !! I have just ordered a new blade for my circular saw, will do a couple of test cuts and see if I can get a good straight cut with a guide. I'm reluctant to buy new tools when its only several doors. But, doors do need to be straight so if I need to, I will go down this route.
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Nice thanks I'll have a look
@si_mon628 I have done this quite a few times and I really never get a good cut. Maybe my technique is all wrong or the blade is shite, probably both.
I might get new blade. Its £20 vs ~£200 for a plunge x track and give that a bash first. Defo worth a try!
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I need to cut a bunch of internal doors to size. So, I think I need a track/plunge saw - my circular saw cuts are never straight :/
I really don't want to be spending GC money though. Any recommendations?
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Mr Beams do really good battery powered lights. Obviously they use batteries, which do run out, which can be a faff. But, I had a similar issue with no existing wiring and got a Mr Beams light probs changed the battery twice a year ~£10 total. Less faff and you get what you need.
They aren't that cheap, but they do work. Get one and be done and don't bother with running cables all over the place.
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Have a look at lid stay hinges. Various sizes to be had
Do we know that the problem/issue is? Just because a tree is close to something doesn't mean it can be blamed for issues with a building. Its the easy thing to assume (just because its there), so cut the tree down then realise its nothing do to with it...
I would be asking what the issue is, evidence its being caused by your tree roots.
@Pantsmaster - either way I would probs get someone to do some hard pruning on that and try and bring it back into shape.