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[Kate]

I installed my gas fire myself. Such an easy job.

And tested it correctly? 

Yes I tested it with a blow torch to check for leaks.

[Kate]

Proper Job!

[Andy B]

I installed my gas fire myself. Such an easy job.

And tested it correctly? 

Yes I tested it with a blow torch to check for leaks.

A Swan Vestas match would have sufficed   

[Kate]

I installed my gas fire myself. Such an easy job.

And tested it correctly? 

Yes I tested it with a blow torch to check for leaks.

A Swan Vestas match would have sufficed   

 

No it's electric really so just had to plug it in.

[omega3000]

I think the most of Oofer's are DIY'ers , whats the point in owning a mig if your not 

[Sir Tigger KC]

Proper Job!

Bloody hell Kate, you've been down in Kernow 5 minutes and you've gone native on us already!! 

[jimbobmccoy]

If two hands made it, you can fix it.

Not a bad mantra. Very occasionally you come unstuck. The biggest problem most folk have is having the tools, space and time to fix things.

Sadly we live in an age when we are encouraged to throw away and buy new.

With so much stuff, such a laptop lids, Dysons, Kindles etc etc held together with plastic clips, usually the hardest part is separating with the right knack of not breaking the clips. Fortunately guides from the tinterweb or often invaluable...  ...but even so, on the 2 iPod Classics I've had to replace the battery in, I've had to buy a new case after breaking clips...

Yep. 
I broke a couple of clips around the rim of the screen but there are plenty of clips remaining to hold it in place.

But maybe not enough if you whisper Mrs Opti's sister's name in her ear

Ahhhh, a game of 'buckaroo' from the sounds of it