Onoff

'Cos you're a tough act to follow! ?

Kango?

Fingers in many pies maybe until they've jumped on a current in vogue / get rich quick scheme maybe? https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/10694131/officers

Ta. Shows the poker in the pics but says not included in the small print! Doubles the price, with the poker

Like this? https://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Handheld-Electric-Concrete-Vibrator-580W-5600-r-min-Vibrating-Poker/333168934912?ul_ref=http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/710-53481-19255-0/1?

@nod, Five Star Grout, seen it used on site over the years and reckon it'd be ideal for filling up my gate pillar and sticking everything together.....but I don't want to pay the money! Is there strong, sticky, "pourable" mix recipe based on ordinary Portland cement I can diy? Maybe with an additive? Cheers

I recall seeing one of the Center Parcs sub tropical swimming paradise. The effect was somewhat ruined by all the rust streaks down the structural steel holding the dome up! Thereafter we went back and it was all netted / scaffolded out which again didn't look great. Our local leisure centre, ALL the bolts holding the flume sections together looked rotten last time I was there.

Yep, saw that. Ah well, let's see what happens. Will of course update.

Too late...I pushed the button!

I was looking buy a 3D printer (for £86)... this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/i/372630619465?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid= then I found this: https://cogkart.com/products/creality-ender-3-pro-3d-printer? Any good?

I hope it's not this one? How thick is this bloke, it starts to collapse so he carries on! ?

Something like this, if you can be certain of the rail diameter search for that. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Vankii-18-25MM-Adjustable-Replacement-Bracket/dp/B07NR8KPSH/ref=asc_df_B07NR8KPSH/?

Ok a flat face not a chamfer. Hold the connector, with the rubber washer as in your picture 2 against this. You should see as the nut tightens up it'll squash the rubber in / against this. Hand tight plus a bit is usually all you need. Have read once hand tight then tighten a 6th of a turn more so one flat face more round.

Picture 1. Look on the bottom of the tap it's going onto. Might have the inside edge of the hole up it chamfered a little that the angled rubber seats against. No need for PTFE with these. Imho.

I meant if she was going to keep it.

Tried leaving in boiling water yet to soften the ring? Make good the scratched with a decent, black permanent marker.

About four times the understanding I have then! All the home brew controller stuff is where I get lost.

I've actually used one where it started to collapse whilst on it which I guess put me off. Maybe I didn't lock the sections correctly. I was given it with no instructions etc. Years back.

I think they are great as loft ladders where they're fix at the top.

Not a collapse I should add, maybe a tread grip issue?

Dangerous crap imo: https://www.tradingstandards.uk/news-policy/news-room/2017/warning-after-safety-tests-lead-to-over-32-000-telescopic-ladders-being-withdrawn-from-sale

And mesmerising at the same time... ?

Same T1200 mower as mine. Hopefully have mine back running soon having only just got two broken, bastard 1/4" studs out earlier today.

Here: One side of the house: - 3x WC's go into the bottomless pit. - New bathroom basin, bath and shower into the bottomless pit. - Ensuite basin and shower into the bottomless pit. - Cloak basin onto the garden. Other side of the house: Kitchen sink, wm & dw just empty onto the garden under a big bush. It can chuck up.

F360 sounds similar to AutoCAD. I can create solids in seconds. To create say a cylinder it breaks down into: Draw a circle the OD of your cylinder Draw a circle the ID of your cylinder at the same origin Change the view to isometric as in SW, SE etc. In effect you've created two solids rods EXTRUDE both to the desired length SUBTRACT the smaller dia cylinder from the larger. There's also a specific cylinder function that's a bit quicker. I like Acad as as well as icons you can do the same thing via the COMMAND LINE. I guess it harks back to DOS days.