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The Napoleon Pro 22k is a brilliant Weber alternative. Have had one for 5/6 years and it's been a great low and slow cooker and good for feeding a big crew too. Cast iron grill FTW!

It's on the latest series of Grand Designs if you want a proper look at it.

Lovely, but it's no Ford Ka!!

Thanks, looks like it's going fast standing still! https://rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/mo19/monterey/lots/r0126-1955-austin-healey-100-bn2/789815

Is this an Austin Healy?

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https://youtube.com/c/BuilderCreator

I follow and watch quite a bit of this guy on YouTube. He is doing exactly what you describe above, space frame, mid mount etc. Might be worth having a trawl through to see if the work he's doing is within what you think it would take?

Someone must have blown up their house/neighbour's house at some point and subsequently been prosecuted.
Darwin award material for sure.

OK, thanks, will find an installer.

Our Christmas is going to be interesting. Wife has Covid and we can no longer go to her Mum's for a family knees up. To enhance the shitshow, I dropped a litre bottle of sweet chilli sauce on our hob and it's now smashed to bits. Can I just lift it out and swap in a new one or do I need a pro?

Thanks, I did it with a mate in the end, needed a qualifying tradesman to get the grant. Insulated with 75mm solid board and left a 35mm air gap, it's a bit on the shallow side. Hoping it'll be ok. The room feels amazing now. Like walking into a recording studio after being on the street. Other bedroom in two weeks!

Made a hole this evening, 100mm of space on the pitched section, no insulation. Thinking 75mm celotex and then fibreglass for the lower section. Is 25mm enough of an air gap do you think?

Agreed, I need to cut a hole this evening and see what's there. It was done 25 years ago, so I'm presuming it's minor. If we had the space I'd just stick a blanket across the inside and sacrifice the couple of inches, reality is it's tight already.

We stuck blackouts on the windows last year, made a difference. This is stage 2!

I'm redoing my kids room to insulate it properly, room is a nightmare, cold in winter and roasting in the summer. Considering using a mix of solid insulation board for the vertices and then wool on the inclined ceiling. Am I going down the right route and does anyone have experience of best materials?

The natural upgrade I think?

I test drove one a few years ago. Handed the keys back and apologised for sweating through the seat. It's an amazing car, but you'd have to go to a track regularly to get value from it.

Olly, I'll take this I think. Will drop you a DM

We used nitromors to do a bunch of beams that had been painted black. Worked really well. Laborious and at times, painful. I got some on my forehead by accident.

OK, will give the shop a call in the morning. Thanks.

Have you got much stock at the moment. Was hoping to drop by next week if you're opening?

Thanks, looks in price range!

has anyone got a recommendation for a planer thicknesser in the DIY price range?

One of my favourite parts of the internet. The idiocy is incredible at times....

Ah, sorry, saw this....

Where can you get tested? Id like to find out if I'm definitely infected. Family are in Somerset and I'm feeling a bit shit, don't want to stay in London by myself if all I have is Rhinovirus/seasonal cold.