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An other option would be the free version of Tableau Desktop

Thanks, this bit did sorry me slightly with the Lego stands. I guess that is why the main aspect of the stand doesn’t rely on the studs. I’m not that worried about the studs for the mini figures to stand on, as that is very much secondary purpose.

No argument, Ford is way cooler.

Well I think you missed the final step there

Celtic -> Southampton ->Liverpool\Tottenham

Think that table shines Saints in a pretty good light, no one else in the bottom of the net spend table has consistently stayed in the premier league for the last 10 years.

Yep, I have an ex Irish police jacket for dog walking, 100% waterproof, and I can clip a light where the walkie talkie should go… only downside is that it doesn’t have low pockets.

Blimey that does seem cheap!

Ha!

Surely the answer is to accidently wear your normal clothes when you do a bit of concreting, ruin them, get in trouble for doing so, then moving them from the nice clothes drawer to the work wear drawer? This process has led to me having 2 drawers of nice clothes and about 10 of work clothes...

Thanks, that does look exactly like the sort of thing I am looking for, how straightforward was the setup?

Brilliant thank you. The idea of an already assembled unit sounds like a good idea to me.

What are peoples thoughts on new vs second hand? do they wear out quickly and therefore second hand is a false economy? I was wondering if there are people who buy an entry level then move up quickly and sell on.

Thanks!

Yes, I did wonder if the lego stud bits might prove the trickier bit. I guess that is why they are not relying on studs to hold the actual car. I'm happy to attempt some trial and error to dial it in, but assume there is an approach to this to follow.
Sadly I think £2k is out of my birthday budget! more like to be taking a zero off that!

Just done my first call on it. Apparently I sound different but no less clear, they can tell that the mic is further away from me, but not to a level that means I am harder to hear or understand. I would say that I have pretty much zero background noise to contend with, I am in a log cabin on my own, nowhere near any roads etc.

Hello, looking for some advice.

I am quite tempted to get a printer to play around on, certainly not for any commercial reason.

One of the first things I would be interested in printing would be some display stands for my lego cars, was thinking something like this

Do you think this is the sort of thing a beginner could successfully do with an entry level printer? If so what is the cheapest but acceptable printer people would reccomend?

Have voted... Mainly as it is the only chance I have of owning an Eames...

I have a log cabin in the garden, so no one can hear me cry.

Have plugged it in today, so will see how I get on in the next day or so and feedback.

Ready to try out tomorrow…

John Burn-Murdoch has done some really good visuals over the last couple of years.

Sounds like a perfect excuse to buy a rotary laser level, have used mine a surprising amount.

Sold.

Just wondering if it is worth going up to the 510 for not much more money.

They are.

We have used Mr Beams ones in the past and had no complaints.

What is the sound quality like compared to headsets? Can people hear you loud and clear?

As a southampton fan we have done the same with Broja... not looking forward to him going back to Chelsea next season and being ruined.

A very sensible decision.

Very much reads like a book written because someone wanted to make a film out of it.

hmmm! Going to be even more of them in the next year too.

There are two originals. We were formed in 2010, and their is a US based education company called MetaMetrics Inc. who have also been around ages.

I'm sure we will outlast most of them...