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Out of thousands of gash videos I've watched which tend to be of the "I built this work bench for only $40 and $25,000 worth of tools and equipment" variety, I've probably been most impressed with this guy:

https://youtu.be/zcq1LQq08lk?si=rIXyoO2iaF7i1Kpu

He's quite into hand tools which means not everything is done using a table saw.

I think the first question from me would be whether you are fixing to the wall.

DIY might be the best place to ask.

Could the platform owner pursue users to reclaim costs?

1. Irl it's really hard to get money out of people even when you have an address and judgement against them.
   
2. Litigation sucks up so much money and effort for an uncertain outcome.
   
3. I'm incredibly sceptical that you can get a private individual to accept/underwrite that risk. Plus there still being uncertainty over causation.
   

I have mixed feelings about a closed community. While I like it because I'd personally benefit, it feels a bit unfair that no outsiders can.

As the title says Russell Hobbs Maxicook 3 Tier Digital Food Steamer - Electric Vegetable Steamer with BPA Free Baskets and Rice Bowl, 10.5 Litre, Sliver.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Russell-Hobbs-Digital-Steamer-23560/dp/B01HZMR2UG

Used it a lot when the kids were starting to eat to do bulk batches of pureed veg, and steamed fish. Have also used it for Xmas dinners to save hob space.

Can be collected from Borehamwood or Canary Wharf. Possibly Farringdon or West Hampstead, but it would need to tie in with my commute home.

It's free, but I'd appreciate it if you could donate some change to Uncef or the forum (altho there may be no point in that).

E.g. This is £1.90/1m

LightingWill 32.8FT/10M 16AWG 2x1.5mm² Electrical Wire 2 Core Cable, 16 Gauge 5V/12V/24V/240V/300V Low Voltage Extension Cable, Tinned Copper Wires,
£18.99
+£4.49 delivery
£1.90/1m

Yeah, I've just noticed they do a 7.6m. I thought 4.6m was the longest, and x2 ends up a bit more than I wanted to spend.

Last time I looked it was c.£1p/m for 16AWG.

FEATURES
• Long heavy duty extender for automotive and marine
• Rated for 10 Amp continuous use
• Improved conductivity with GOLD coated contacts
• Rubber in-line seal protects SAE connection against dirt and water, keeping the SAE connection clean
• Rated for low temperature and outdoor use
• Thicker insulation for better protection
• Current rating: 10A avg / 13A max

SPECIFICATION
LENGTH: 762cm
CONNECTORS: SAE to SAE
CABLE RATING: 16AWG (1.31mm2) SPT-2W
USE: -40°C/-40°F low temperature use
STYLE: Includes in-line rubber seal for OptiMate heavy duty SAE connector.
WARRANTY: 3-year limited replacement warranty

Dredge of an old question...

I'd like to make my own extension cable for my Optimate 4 motorcycle battery charger.

I need 16 SWG cable and would like it to be UV / weather proof (the connectors will be protected from the weather).

It must be black.

I'm finding lots of speaker cable in search results e.g. Auline 10m 1.3mm2 16 AWG Red Black Speaker Cable External Outside Outdoor Use

Is this a viable choice?

Cheers.

It's a more niche market than you'd expect.

https://www.reddit.com/r/DiWHY/comments/1hodmjl/with_front_door_and_everything/

Fun for all the family.

Does anyone know of a good remote control fart machine?

I got the main one on amazon for my eldest and it didn't work, so I returned it. But obviously they still want one. From reviews it sounds like I dodged a bullet.

Are there any good ones? Is there a way to hack or make my own?

Cheers.

I got a pro cook steel. I like it.

The flattish victorinox ones are also good.

That said my last one was the cheapest one from alix when we moved in and I had to buy loads of kitchen stuff, and it was fine.

Genuinely though the GA2G lists, the mechanics threads, and the AQA truly represents some of the very best of the Spirit of the Forum™.

Which was the mink coat? And also the guy who used to order shopping trolley coins. They were definitely top 3.

Baby Blue Fixeh must be top though.

Yeah that would be good.

Just a pipe dream. But I would love a sauna.

Used to use my leatherman squirt. Now it's strictly:
Nose Wax Kit for Men and Women,... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09Y1XS64Y?

Random, but has anyone seen a good diy sauna build on YouTube?

Everyone one I come across has Finns critiquing the build in the comments.

Do Finn-acceptable builds exist?

At home I often use onion chutney rather than sugar.

I mean if caramel is a good enough colour additive for the OG Dr Pepper, it's good enough for me.

• Loads of onion
  
• A couple of roast carrots nabbed from the oven
  
• garlic
  
• teriyaki sauce
  
• soy sauce
  
• yeast flakes
  
• bit of sugar
  
  

Sautéed until everything is soft and getting a bit caramelised.

• Red wine
  
• water
  
• tsp of left over tomato pasta sauce from the other night
  
  

Reduce. Then seive. Then reduce. Then corn flour.

Not my best. But good enough. Possibly a bit sweet as I misjudged the teriyaki-sugar balance. Normally I'd use the sugar with the onions to get a bit more colour.

All told sloshing wine in the bottom of the roasting pan is infinitely better. But when life gives you lemons... Etc...

Cheers.

Tomato paste is a good shout!

Any ideas for a veggie gravy with no bisto or marmite?

There is wine and they used to live in Asia, and they're vegan so may have one of those random yeast power things.

Fry onions, carrots, garlic, bit of sugar, red wine and soy... Any advances on that as an idea?

Cheers.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DB6te3aoXUf/?igsh=YnRpOXVtcXcyYWdp

Ftfy

This argument is my light Xmas relief from my MiL

1988 and born to early/to late are great.