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Yeah just had a look. 40cm max depth - could do with a bit more but otherwise a contender. Enough of a gap underneath to get a duster in at least.

Steaming the fucker in the microwave sorts this

Anyone know a good source / suppliers for stuff like this?

Need some kind of alcove storage unit but it's not going to be built in. I would like it to be a little deeper than this example though. Strong prefs for it being on legs.

As M. Greenbank said, it's just incentivising lower polluting cars. Sound policy

Dunno. I kind of feel that if the cars really are that gross (and are they any more gross than say other types of conspicuous consumption like frequent long distance air travel / super motorbikes / lambos / bitcoin etc?) they should be regulated out completely. Going nuts on the tax on them is icky. Looks like a cash grab, not a policy implementation.

Ultimately it's not going to get folks out of cars, so I'm not sure why we'd be cheering it.

Hmmm. Bet you wish you hand't done that now.

Presumably mine was still under warranty (approaching five years old) but they know the OTB assembly isn't fit for purpose so if you contact their support and kick up a fuss they will probably just send one out.

If tax should be used this way, we'd be paying £10 for a pint and obvs. that's madness oh wait

Old t-shirt / cloth soaked in white vinegar on a stick?

Would be careful applying point loads to a bath. You don't know how it's supported and fucking it would be an expensive mistake.

Mmmm. I'm inclined to think sharing that ^^ isn't helpful.

On the one hand it was easy for me to do as I have the tools and am happy working around appliances. It also cost me nothing - other than time / hassle - because they give the assemblies out free because they know they fucked up with them.

On the other, it's a bit shit because ours wasn't even used daily until the pandemic (but I guess that's now most of its service life).

Maybe for the money we can't expect an all-metal drive assembly that lasts for a decade, but I don't think an all plastic assembly that fails so predictably is a good price / quality compromise.

Hah. It looks like it’s screaming and it sounded like it was screaming after the gears went.

Had to pull my Sette apart and replace the entire drive assembly. It seems they eat through their (plastic!) bevel gears within a couple of years :(

Wow

Isn't that the temp for the immersion element? If you are feeding it via the boiler, the boiler decides - I'm not certain the cylinder and boiler actually talk to each other.

Just wish these were a tiny bit smaller

Every watch I look at

This is the set I have. It's brushless which is 90% of the benefit of 'Fuel', and nothing at our gaff has troubled either the driver or the drill. Both are powerful enough to fuck any material you apply them to, so spend a bit of time getting a feel for the power they put out if you mash the trigger.

FWIW, the drill works well as a cordless driver in situations where impact isn't required like furniture building - once you get a feel for the trigger.

What kind of brick would a modern brushless cordless drill struggle with?

Obvs it’s not going to smash concrete up but for regular diy I would have thought it would be mostly unstoppable - and being cordless it’s one less barrier to getting the job done.

I’d wonder if technically you’d then need to report gainz to hmrc as it’s not a ‘bank’ and not covered by bank interest allowances

Awesome. Reckon you could get the bubbles out from below the stripes?

I painted mine to avoid that problem, but it didn't come out that great, and was bastard to cut.

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Big ol' ground screws are also a thing. No idea how they stack up against a base or a pile, but might be worth researching.

Niiice

Gloss black. NICE. 👌

I'm tempted to get an XV-02 now and find an Impreza '99 body for it...

On the one hand, totally believable, on the other, it's possible there's a lot of under reporting of small cap gains at scale. Isn't there an allowance before you even need to report?

Do you have a multi-tool? You could widen the gap with a mortar busting bit. Might also be possible to slice the nozzle thin enough to get it in the gap, then fill the void behind it.

Some flash primer and flash tape would potentially be easier. It will look like shit but who cares.