SteamyTea

A Zinga Gazelle was a car, taking you back to your Rootes.

I find a diamond cutting wheel on an angle grinder is pretty good for cutting thin metal. I also have all my fingers.

I doubt they want detailed design, just calculations that shows conformity with building regs i.e. heat losses at -3°C is 5 kW, here is a 5kW heat source.

♫You see rooms. Sole plates. The structure is hybrid. What a wonderful life.♫

Looks more like something from The Long Good Friday. But no matter.

I work in an industrial heritage visitor attraction, we use a lot of scaffolding in creative ways. It is brilliant stuff.

Not to me. This is for the last 31119 miles.

If you need a good reason to use metric, and SI units specifically.

Ringworm does though.

I was at university in 1981, not much in the way of politics, though on my course most students were basically right of centre. Went again in 2005 and again, not much interest, though most students were left of centre. I think the centre has moved to the right. Prior to 1981 I did my apprenticeship, most people I worked with were very central in their politics. I think there was a bigger gap between Labour and Tory during the 80s, but that was mainly because Thatcher and Kinnock were miles apart, and we all saw how well that helped the Labour party.

Not exact though. I think the distance measurement is the only one that is a stated conversion rather than a defined one based on something real i.e. wavelength of light.

1" is 25.4mm exactly.

That would make sense. I suggested this years ago as a cheap way to reinforce the local grid.

SI

They have tried that already.