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27 comments posted 8yrs
posted by imvalid
27 comments posted 8yrs posted by imvalid

Removing clear, thick sealant

No, I no longer have the empty tube to help identify it. It is on a painted surface, very well adhered and I need to re...
21 comments posted 8yrs
posted by harry.m1byt
21 comments posted 8yrs posted by harry.m1byt

potterton neataheat 10/16

I have a very old boiler and the air pressure switch has stopped working. British gas has said the part - no 64220403 h...
6 comments posted 8yrs
posted by robby
6 comments posted 8yrs posted by robby

PS2 optical cordless mouse.

My rather ancient PS2 cordless mouse has finally failed. Seems to be a problem with the optical part as the rest works....
11 comments posted 8yrs
posted by dave
11 comments posted 8yrs posted by dave

Absorbing heat?

Hi all, I have some neat extruded ally cases for my std Raspberry Pi's and I was about to put my new 3B+ in one and won...
18 comments posted 8yrs
posted by news
18 comments posted 8yrs posted by news

3d design Software

Looking for recommendations for a (windows-based) vector software to be used for designing woodworking projects. It nee...
10 comments posted 8yrs
posted by no
10 comments posted 8yrs posted by no

Adding an ammeter to a car

Back to the Morris. I have an ammeter, 30-0-30, and the dynamo is rated 13.5v, 22 amps. Still +ve earth. What I don't h...
25 comments posted 8yrs
posted by News
25 comments posted 8yrs posted by News

Plastic Waste

For the past few days news on the plastic eating enzymes been offered as the solution for some of our plastic waste. Is...
23 comments posted 8yrs
posted by junk
23 comments posted 8yrs posted by junk

dangerous advice?

"A live wire is a wire with current flowing through it. Because neutral doesn't have any current in it, but line does,...
85 comments posted 8yrs
posted by wrightsaerials
85 comments posted 8yrs posted by wrightsaerials

Follow up to flexible tap connectors

Having just done the kitchen sink job I can brandish my experience.... The supplied instructions are clear; hand tighte...
3 comments posted 8yrs
posted by tim
3 comments posted 8yrs posted by tim

Minimum gradient of bath/washbasin waste pipe

Our bath/washbasin waste pipe emerges through the wall and then, via an elbow, goes very slightly *uphill* for a run of...
7 comments posted 8yrs
posted by me
7 comments posted 8yrs posted by me

Downlighter hole damage

I've some downlighters set into a plasterboard ceiling and the wire springs which hold them in place have damaged the p...
11 comments posted 8yrs
posted by news
11 comments posted 8yrs posted by news