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Picked these up from FB Marketplace, hoping to have a few days on the garage this weekend and get them erected

I have a pair of skates with large castors, used them to move a couple of M300's, your welcome to borrow them

@bigegg that's the stuff https://www.screwfix.com/p/time-3183p-black-3-core-1-5mm-flexible-cable-10m-coil/994jy?_requestid=161674 And this is what was in the packaging

Try Screwfix, their 'Pond Cable' is actually H07RN I just needed flexible cable quick, would have liked H07RN but couldn't get any in time so bought 10m from Screwfix and when I opened up the packaging it had H07RN printed on the cable sheath

That would be correct When a built my garage a few years ago I kept it at 30 sq m to avoid paying for building regs as I wasn't flush at the time I did add an extension 2 years later that was about 7 sq m

@chrisbeee that's a bargain, all the ones I've seen that are reasonable driving distance have been £200 or so, may as well buy a new one and have some warranty

I want 1 of them, or similar, keep looking for SH but they either look well abused or overpriced, one day maybe

Friend has an electric car, his home charging point knows when the Octopus tarrif drops and takes full advantage of this to minimise charging costs

Got pulled by plod on a motorbike years ago, he told me to slow down to which I replied I wasn't. He proceeded to get out of the car so I pulled my helmet off and said sorry, couldn't hear you. He repeated the slow down message then got in the car and drove off :laughing:

Yep, every time I've sold some BIG stuff with the max £1 selling fees :thumbup:

Depends on your POV, long shafts are simpler and cheaper to maintain but Rotoflex rears are supposed to have better handling characteristics but are harder and more expensive to maintain I've had both, last was a Spitfire with a 2.5 Pi out of a TR6, that was on long shafts and I tried various...

Yes, they were called Rotoflex couplings Triumph GT6 MK11 and early MKIII had them on the rear drive shaft a and the 1300 FWD had them as well on the driveshafts Changing the GT6 Rotoflex was a bit of a mission, the coupling came banded so you could fit it and then cut the banding once...

Me too, given up on Jubilee clips on pipes of all sizes, much prefer these

For general use in a hand or pillar drill I've been using these from Screwfix https://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-straight-shank-hss-drill-bits-25-piece-set/2726v And https://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-straight-shank-hss-drill-bit-trade-pack-150-pieces/73567 I wasn't expecting much but quite...

I just find time spent in the garage allows me to switch off from other pressures, it's not always constructive but better than sat in front of the TV

The black stuff that accumilates on the surface I usually wash of with a pressure washer

What filament did you use?

@Tangledfeet it is one of their tops, it's 12mm thick

Not today but spread over several days I made a new work bench, this started from an stainless kitchen prep table, all thats left of the original table is the stainless worktop, rest was made to fit. Legs are 40x40x4mm box Worktop frame is 50x50x3 angle Under the stainless top is 4 layers of...

@skotl None of what I have done is necessary, the Ender 5 Plus worked perfectly well out of the box as did my previous printer which was a Copymaster 300 V2. The reasons for these modifications was simply the noise was slightly annoying to my wife and daughter when running overnight. Also, as...