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The audacity to call that 'Hove'.

Possibly me but a few weeks ago. Would have been the BA one by Chris Morocco

https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/ba-best-lasagna

That's good to know as is the not tied down thing. Might be worth investigating depending how work is. Agree on kicking can down the road but this quarter has been a shit show. Starting to claw back a lump of cash but don't want to see it frittered away without further lumps incoming ideally.

Not expecting sub 2%, but if we could get monthly payment to top off at 550 instead of 650 that'd be a big monthly help for a currently single income effectively freelance house.

Thinking that rn for a 2 year term... but wondering how much of a challenge it is to get back onto a capital one with the same lender in 2 years time without going through any awkward checks.

Yep, have heard June etc but also August and also mystic meg said something too.
If I book in now how easy is it to change?

hold it against Amey

inb4 @chrisbmx116

Any more takers before I apply for 5 years and hold it against Amey for the next half decade when interest rates plummet next month?

What's the word? I haven't given this any thought for ages but just had 'the letter' that ours is coming to an end on 31st July.

We're currently on 2.69% paying about 490 a month. Will need to stick with current lender because reasons. 5 year fixed is currently 4.58% @ 622, 2 year is 5.14% @ 662.

Not a huge amount in it tbh. Neither wonderful. But wait until closer to the date? ("only you know the answer to that cyoa").

Doing it. Thanks. Feels like I've spent more in the past 24 hours on this job than I've spent all quarter.

Thanks - tbh I may just have to travel later tomorrow anyway now as a delivery is delayed from today so might just get the Kraftform 7440 to be safe.

Presuming these would be compatible?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003KN3G1Y/ref=ewc_pr_img_1?smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&psc=1 (includes 1 x 2.0 x 25)

A PL mount to a camera, replacing an EF mount.

I'm after a 2mm hex driver that can hit a max torque of 0.45Nm, today, in Plymouth/South Devon. Ideally not £100+ quid. I see various torque wrenches but presume a driver shape would be better?

I can't see anything in stock in Toolstation. Amazon doesn't seem to do same day down here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wera-WER074701-Torque-Screwdrivers-Silver/dp/B003KN3G96?th=1

Do I risk it by hand? What does 0.45Nm feel like? :p

Also

I dont really want to buy a big axe becuase I know i'll never use it
again.

Just leave it in your garage with the door open for 30 secs then someone will take care of it for you. #toosoongif?

Don't you have a library of things or something? We have Borrow Don't Buy
https://borrowdontbuy.co.uk/

Gonna look great.

redditors saying better than the PS4 port..

Oh FFS...

https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Games/Nintendo-Switch-games/Kingdom-Come-Deliverance-Royal-Edition-2524606.html

Wilco, thanks for all the pointers.

Great, thank you. And I presume having them unwound is to do with overheating but shouldn't be an issue for 2? I can unwind and keep loosely coiled by the stand. Just curious if there's a particular threshold to remember.

Thanks. Will genuinely be game to read. Bookmarked for now.

I see the words but can't do anything meaningful with them.
I'm planning to order 1 of these: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08HZ7QYBK
Should I order 2?

be able to read and understand

Bugger.

Sorry, meant to thank you for this at the time. Will get in touch.

Is there an idiots guide to this anywhere so I can pretend I understand a bit more? A quick skim suggests forward voltage is what it takes to kick it into life vs what is actually being drawn and used but that's probably wrong.

Edit; found this saying that LEDs etc don't follow ohms law etc https://lednique.com/current-voltage-relationships/iv-curves/

But this seems less an idiots guide and more a fairly capable person's guide.