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Plus you can look back to that point where you had perfectly flat, boarded walls and think "If I'd have "turned right" and accepted a mate's proffered help on the tiling..." Guess who turned left and had a go himself? 😡

Can I just clean out and fill these mortar gaps?

Well it could do with being a tad tighter but it won't come off in a strong blow:

Getting there. Hopefully fitting it in a bit:

& you've been caught!

Print in tpu.

More gone east than West then?

Big in Japan apparently.

Yes. Fit stainless screws and black screw caps. https://www.screwfix.com/p/timco-4-9ga-100-pack-black-plastic-screw-caps/378kf

Is that für ze tanks?

Fantastic! Can we see some more pics.....maybe close ups of the locks and security measures? 😉

You have absolutely no idea how close to the truth you are. Buildings either side of that street have seen a fair bit of Police activity over the years. For what you're getting at is a couple of streets over.

Butt welded:

Hasn't A4 80 roughly the same tensile strength as Gr8.8 mild steel?

I spy a huge box of tissues on the right... 😉

That's a good shout actually. I've a cable tray setter I made when at college, that might do it.

Thinking to fire up the plasma in the morning and cut a say 16" circle out of some thin stainless sheet I have here as a start. Maybe drag the torch round an old wheel rim. Thinking won't a flat plate be noisy in the rain? Is a conical cowl necessary? I've no method either of rolling a downturn/lip on said disc.

All I got from that was "hands free".

I know using stainless electrodes for electrolysis isn't a good idea as it produces toxic hexavalent chromium, Cr6+ at the anode. It does work mind as I've tried it.

Grade A2 nuts and bolts, by the sea, end up like a Swiss cheese. A4 is what you want.

Non working chimneys. Also considering making something like this:

The printer will only print 256x256x256mm. Don't think I haven't thought of it. Mulling on printing 4, slip together quadrants that I could form cement over.

I think it was @Jeremy Harris who used black uPVC board?

I need a couple of vented chimney cowls. Pot is 14" diameter. Any suggestions as to where, local roofing place ones are too small a diameter.

I actually thought about doing that and jumping one mains lead into the other.