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  1. dpmiller
    didn't you get enough advice on the other forum?
  2. dpmiller
    or one of the malleable plastic putties like Sugru
  3. dpmiller
    nail gun? what kind of nails?
  4. dpmiller
    we've got about the same length to the kitchen tap in 10mm here and I can assure you ther's plenty of flow.
  5. dpmiller
    we've just sealed ours (gypsum hemihydrate) with an acrylic primer to keep the dust down
  6. dpmiller
    ^ I've the green version of the rotary above and it's very good.
  7. dpmiller
    if it's not a stoopid question, why were these windows and doors replaced?
  8. dpmiller
    graphite EPS is no dearer than normal and substantially better-performing so don't rule it out...
  9. dpmiller
    stepper is a good call, I'd never have though to go that direction, lol
  10. dpmiller
    @ProDave I dunno if that servo motor is the best choice tbh, they can be very delicate. What's the I reckon you've got enough power for something a bit meatier- a 380 RC motor or a pillaged small cordless tool motor maybe?
  11. dpmiller
    why would they *not* use scrim @joe90?
  12. dpmiller
    Shed company down south was happy to zero our supply and install.
  13. dpmiller
    https://www.leadworx.co.uk/shop/chimney-flashings/dpc-chimney-tray-damp-proof-course/
  14. dpmiller
    not a lot, as a certain Mr Daniels used to say...
  15. dpmiller
    the door threshold will be an issue regardless of what you do surely?
  16. dpmiller
    Ahhh... Gotcha. I didn't read the knock-down bit in the OP.
  17. dpmiller
    what's the current place worth? Could you re-mortgage it to fund some or all of the build? That's the direction we went.
  18. dpmiller
    A bit of research or prefessional input needed here. A softener is *not* a filter... some need electric, others don't. I'll vote for the Kinetico because we use them in my day job and are simple and reliable
  19. dpmiller
    certainly with Toyota Hybrids, battery capacity is massively more than that shown on the dash. Actual charge state in use starts between (roughly IIRC) 40 and 90% of the capacity, so even if the battery loses a bit of "size" over time the useable window stretches down to remain the same
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    Brett Martin.
  21. dpmiller
    V2L is a real thing. I know the Rav4 plugin can do it and believe some Hyundai/ Kia too.
  22. dpmiller
    what happened to the string of thermistors up the middle that worked like a fuel gauge?
  23. dpmiller
    because you're making an accusation
  24. dpmiller
    on what grounds?
  25. dpmiller
    why?
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