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OT Anyone think these "stove fans" are any good?
ie the ones with a thermopile that sit on a hot stove.
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Using a cheap Din Car Head Unit with HiFi Amp
Hi All, I?ve recently purchased a cheap Chinese Head unit (Tuner, USB, Aux, Bluetooth) from the bay of the flea which I was intending to use in my daughters car. However, I?d like to add the above...
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Re: Questions about water pumped central heating design
Cost to travel from A to B by car: £50 Cost to travel from A to B by bus: £75 Cost to travel from A to B by train: £100 Cost to travel from A to B by plane: £200 Keeping that great lump of metal...
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Over-engineering
A neighbour ripped out a stud wall and threw out some 2 x 4. We now have shelf supports that are literally as strong as the house. Plus a sawhorse that tested my meagre carpentry skills to the limit.
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Fibre board adhesive.
The old car uses some form of wood based fibre board for the door cards and the instrument cover. Both covered in 'leather' so look OK when new. The instrument covers would warp within a few years...
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Ping John Rumm
Some time ago, you were kind enough to supply me with a laptop at a very good price, which has done sterling service. It's an HP 350 G2, upgraded to a SSD. As is pretty common with these things, the...
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Why are long drill bits so hard to find?
For example this 3mm HSS cobalt, 98mm long. Couldn't find a 4mm that length at all! plenty folk need to drill a hole through something thick before putting a screw right through and into the wood...
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OT: 'Decent' camera for a 12 year old
Any camera buffs in here? A young family member wants a camera but is being vague about requirements..... Wants to join a photo club, so summat with all the features/adjustability (which I presume...
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Barometers and average pressure
Why do barometers have different centre readings? I thought 1000 mbar was average, as that's what barometers always used to have as the central reading ("change"), but Wikipedia says it's 1013. I've...
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Washing line ground socket size
My next project is laying a patio, and I want to include a ground socket for a rotary washing line. It'll be concreted in, so won't be easy to replace later without damaging the slabs. Is there a...
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OT - Bowel Cancer Test
I have recently been sent a kit for a bowel cancer test. The previous one was a bit unpleasant and required several days of samples to be spread onto a card. The latest is so simple - one test only -...
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Gluing stone
I have a nice shaped limestone stone about a foot across. Trouble is a clumsy clot broke it in two. It's a rounded stone for going on top of a wall, and I'd like to use it again. Does anyone know if...
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Anyone got a laser engraver?
I could do with something that would mark text onto plastic. It would be light use. So wondering about a laser engraver. If anyone has one, which one and are you happy with it?
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Water stains
Burst pipe caused water damage to ceiling, been drying out for last 4 days and the ceiling appears to be intact apart from water mark staining. I have ordered some stain block which I will use before...
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Re: windscreens...
I'm guessing you mean resin stone chip repairs. If so, they're of very limited use. If there's even a single crack radiating even 1mm out from the chip, that crack will inevitably spread out, and UK...
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