I was feeling very frustrated having trawled through endless sites extolling the virtues of this machine and not one, including Festool themselves, managed to give this most basic piece of information
I've checked a couple web sites, some say ethanol is energy neutral "why bother, then?" and others say it's a loss. My theory is loss, such as loss of farm land, and farmer time.
I know I could replace them easily with HD or Lowes counters but I have non-standard size issues. Have looked into painting them but I'm skeptical about this and besides...who wants to put 6-8 coats of paint & polyurethane on ANYTHING?? So my idea is...can they be permanently stained -on ...
As as a storey the article seems to cover a non event... Live storage went down due to hardware failure, they replaced it and are in the process of restoring from backup. Hardly news. In fact it actually reflects quite well on the company concerned.
The doors will be non-standard height (about 60") so I'll have to make them myself. I've tried the sheds plus obvious websites (screwfix etc) and I've also done a google search and waded through many many useless sites with no joy so far.
Looking at web sites such as TLC, it's about £20 for a ratchet job vs. £13 for without. The important point is getting consistency. Crimps are about £3 for 100. There are kits around with a tool plus assortment of crimps.
I posted a question on Android Enthusiasts (part of StackExchange/StackOverflow group of sites) asking: "Anyone know of an SMS app with a rules engine that can eg: delete SMSes matching certain criteria after say X minutes".
The non-woven ply-something textile stuff they use on building sites etc for various purposes is good for this: tough as nails but water runs through it.
Just swap heads between a working and non-working radiator. If the non-working one then works, and vice versa, you'll know that the head is duff.
Did all the banging loosen up any of the non-stick coating? That stuff is supposed to be cancerous. Throw the damned non-stick pans out and get a good 'Made in USA' iron frying pan. Properly seasoned, they are almost non-stick and you don't have to worry about ingesting the ...