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I do know of some people recording podcasts with an ironing board stood on their desk and the blankets hanging off that and over their chair

I'm supporting the tech infrastructure remotely for Crisis at Christmas this year.

It looks like patch panel cable managment rings patch panel cable managment rings Unifi switch Unifi gateway patch panel CCTV NVR and Unifi Cloudkey ATA for POTS to VoIP on the shelf Dell poweredge AA router most probably only in modem mode APC UPS in case the power goes out.

I use TiteBond to repair bridges on acoustic guitars. It even holds fine with the 12 string.

That's what is currently installed for the 20A feed

Probably not. It isn't at present. It would also be a bit of a pig to get it there. What are you thinking?

Cheers all. There is already ducting in place for the existing feed. Hopefully should be able to draw through that. The main prompter has been the solid wood flooring as once that's down I don't want to have to lift it. Makes sense to go as big as possible. Time to phone the sparkey.

Hi All, Our garage is at the bottom of the garden, there is currently a 20A feed to it made up of twin and earth in the house then connected to SWA for the outside run. We're thinking of getting wooden floors laid in the not too distant future, so I'm thinking about getting the feed upgraded...

Horrible things that are best not used. Cable to where you want the Wi-Fi and then add an access point there. You can use point to point bridges and meshing, but it gets a lot more complex very quickly that way.

Hardest bit is finding a track for bangers, so many have gone.

Ours was about the same. Had to fit a PRV for the washing machine and dishwasher. Everything else was fine. https://www.screwfix.com/p/honeywell-home-pressure-reducing-valve-15mm-x-15mm/7978j was what I used

That was actually considered in a recent study and then ruled out

Ubiquiti kit is seriously good fro the price point. I use it at home and have installed it in several other locations. It's very flexible to the point that I can set it up to have another SSID broadcast that hands off the authentication to head office. This means that all mine and any visiting...

Humn.... I'm a big fan of getting rid of health and safety in the non chemical world and in turn increasing employees rights to tell management where to go. Can't figure out that climbing into a running pressbrake is a bad idea? That's cool, we don't want you breeding. Loose sleeves on the...

It's almost there

A collet gripped the dowel and then a slide hammer used to extract it.

I use Enlight E6 Pro for our downlights, LED, fire rated and IP65. I've even used them in the garage door soffit to provide night time illumination.

My tattooist uses an iPad with a stylus. SWIMBO uses a Wacom Intuos 5 touch for her print design job.

I've had some bits through there itead use them for selling the sonoff switches. No problems in what had arrived.

Yeah been there before. The last time I just replaced the tap, to one from a known manufacturer (Bristan) who listed the spare carts with part numbers. The previous tap was a B&Q special I think.