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Pocster

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  1. Yeah this is what I initially thought . zero movement from wheels up or down . That ‘hidden’ screw moves them up and down - then it was simples ?
  2. So you get this
  3. Ok Answer my own question I’m assuming the little silver plastic covers aren’t meant to be stuck on - bleeding builder . Anyway forced them off and found a screw underneath to adjust !
  4. Hey I can’t seem to get this back on the track presume I need to remove it to get the bottom one on then the top . No obvious screws or adjustments- don’t want to use brute force !!
  5. Very strange all the ‘used’ ones at £405 have disappeared!!! . Mine show as shipped though / let’s see what I actually get !!!
  6. Oh b!lls ! Ordered it from Amazon The wine lowered my resistance threshold . Anyway I’ll rent it to @Onoff for £30 a week . Get my money back and then some if I wait long enough . OH GOODY ! A new toy ! ?
  7. Yeah but it seems too cheap . Amazons return policy even on 3rd party any good ?
  8. Notice amazon have a few ‘used but like new’ at only £405 !!!! Tempted even more !!!
  9. Looking at the refurbed units that are 110v Could I use a simple 240v to 110v plug in transformer for this ( around 10 quid ) or must I buy one of those bitchingly heavy 110 yellow chunks transformer at £50 ??
  10. Yeah - but I read it between the lines as “used a bit”
  11. Yeah I saw that . Would be a 300 mile round trip . Tbh rather buy new .
  12. It gets excellent reviews . Just wish it was a few quid less ...... Anyone got one and want to swap for some walk on glazing ???
  13. Tempted .... https://www.toolstoreuk.co.uk/dewalt-d24000-240v-250mm-tile-saw-complete-with-stand-packed-seperately/p3185?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI_t3ixbul4QIVz5TtCh1Fhwm6EAUYAiABEgK53_D_BwE best price I can find with stand
  14. Is 5 o'clock too early for wine?
  15. Thanks I did find the first one TBH. No electrician seems to understand. The council require it for HMO license. So it's really a case of whomever installed it can sign it off with these. But of course they probably aren't BS5839 qualified ( or done the course ) . So then it gets tricky.....
  16. Do you know, If it wasn't for me you lot would be bored. Same old questions about a UVC , or some 'brexit' rubbish or perhaps watching endless photo's of @Onoff re grouting the same tiles for the hundredth time. I add an air of creativity to projects even Kevin McCloud would shun . My posts keep you lot alive!!! FRIDAY WINE LATER!!!
  17. Ooooo - only just noticed I'm an "advanced member" does that mean I know lots of things or just that my penis is massive?
  18. Why make life easy when you can build underground!!!! ???? ( you can tell it's Friday! )
  19. No, no no. This is a simple problem. Ripping up your own work to get it done again and still 'potentially' have leaks in a 'roof' - now that will drive you mad. This is known territory . Rough floorpan to show distance issues attached!
  20. Hey all, Apparently my local council require these. But any electrician I have spoken to seems 'confused'. Even the one that installed the fire alarm and emergency lights. I *assumed* there was a standard form for these - but can't find anything generic online. Council unhelpful as you can imagine. Any help appreciated. thanks Mark
  21. SWMBO will execute me ! ?
  22. Now I understand a pump station- it’s not possible . No where to place it ! Onwards and upwards !
  23. Actually i’ve Just thought of a trick ! i can ( I think ) reduce the Maserati pump distance ...
  24. Problem is wc is some distance from sink . So WC has to pump to near sink and exit .
  25. What’s the difference? A pump station just on the wc ? I.e it can pump that distance ?
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