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Reduce your heating costs

What to do with all of your offcuts, chippings, shavings and sawdust? This can be a bit of a dilemma, particularly if you are doing a lot of woodworking. If you try to burn the sawdust it generally just puts out the fire in a stove or fireplace, especially if you try to burn more than a handful at a time. Salvation is at hand, however, in the form of the Greenheart stove. Click here for more information.

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Acknowledgements

I would like to thank the following people:

My wife Margaret (Maggie) for suggesting many of my projects and putting up with sawdust, wood chippings and inconvenience over many years, and for putting up with my being glued to my computer for days on end during the construction of this website.

Maggie also has a support website for people who have knee replacement operations: this can be found at www.newkneeclub.org.uk.

The staff at Barnfield Technology Centre in Luton for their unending help and encouragement even when my ignorance led me to try something stupid...

My brother Gordon for helpful input (most of which I probably ignored) during the initial construction of this website. Visit Gordon here.

This latest revision of the site (November 2007) was inspired by my discovery of CSS and how it relates to HTML. I am still very much a beginner as anyone looking at my code will realise, but I was inspired to make a start on doing things properly by Stu Nicholls and Patrick Griffiths. They have inspired me but I have to stress that any rubbish and poor code are all my own work.

I'm the proud owner of a Saab 9-5 and have recently had some work done by a specialist company :

If you are anywhere south of Birmingham and east of Bristol I can recommend them for top-quality specialist work at prices way below that of main dealers.