Erie Fred
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Yabutt.....what is your methane output now ?
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Sharp corners -IVA fail right there...
First person with unprotected ankles will certainly have something to shout about . . .
The_Yellow_Ardvark
https://www.death-clock.org/
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A mood indicater.
The metal.
The wood.
Negative coffee.
Positive coffee.
The metal.
The wood.
Negative coffee.
Positive coffee.
magnet
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Made a start on reproofing the shed. The felt was blown off last year in those wind storms it's been under a blue tarp all this time and it's as ripe as a pear. The world was a younger place when I last did this and so was I. I'm about paggered at this stage lord knows if I'll ger out of bed tomorrow
brewdexta
The biggest tool in the box
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2m of lead roughly formed around a bit if 2" x 2" ready to "simply" drop into the stone gutters on the porch. I say simply, it would be if there wasn't a stone roof on it and the roof felt getting in the way.
It didn't go into too badly, about 8 Fs to the metre
I did the other one yesterday while the weather was fine. No pics as I was lathered in Soudal lead sealant.
The sun is cracking the flags today, I added the two solar batteries I bought a couple of weeks ago to the existing battery just in time. I've exported over 100kWh since installing the solar last autumn, hopefully this and the solar diverter will stop this. Now I know it all works I'll tidy up the cabling and move onto the solar diverter that directs any surplus into the immersion heater.
It didn't go into too badly, about 8 Fs to the metre
I did the other one yesterday while the weather was fine. No pics as I was lathered in Soudal lead sealant.
The sun is cracking the flags today, I added the two solar batteries I bought a couple of weeks ago to the existing battery just in time. I've exported over 100kWh since installing the solar last autumn, hopefully this and the solar diverter will stop this. Now I know it all works I'll tidy up the cabling and move onto the solar diverter that directs any surplus into the immersion heater.
prepman
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The Atkins-ish diet...it also works for me. Sweets go first, then bread, spuds. It's the lack of fibre that's the issue. Need greens or Dynarod.
Farside
Badly Welded Man
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Porridge, laddie.The Atkins-ish diet...it also works for me. Sweets go first, then bread, spuds. It's the lack of fibre that's the issue. Need greens or Dynarod.
Hood
I am obsessed.
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Cut some more aluminium on the plasma for the guard to the new dimensions. I never cut out the logo as I was always intending to engrave it.
Anodised it then engraved then cut/bent a stainless bracket that would constrain the wires to stop them getting munched up by the chain.
Got it fitted and really quite pleased with it
Anodised it then engraved then cut/bent a stainless bracket that would constrain the wires to stop them getting munched up by the chain.
Got it fitted and really quite pleased with it
Olderisbetter
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Painted the shop fence and made 2 wide-screen flags, zinsser all coat paint is great stuff
@minimutly ,Doubt it ,all got radiused on the linisher.
prepman
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Those are Carbs ...a no no.
Farside
Badly Welded Man
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Slow release, though.Those are Carbs ...a no no.
I can have a bowl of porridge and my blood sugar doesn't budge.
Onoff
In the land of the unfinished project I am King!
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I tried porridge in the morning. Made with milk, made with water, made half and half. Chucked dried fruit in, nuts, seeds, honey at various times just to try and make it more filling. It just makes me want a fry up afterwards.
