Recent content by Sandyn

Welcome to the forum. I have no idea what the wood is, but there will many who do. :)

:LOL: :LOL: Yes, it's a complete coincidence. One is an indication the product is safe, the other indicate's it's not. Cheating at it's best.

Very sad to hear. I had a lot of respect for her.

I hear what you are saying. It was just an observation, but I'm still not complaining. This could have been a one off. The probability of it happening again low. If I complain the cabin staff could get into trouble.....probability high. We all deserve a chance. Who knows what was going on in...

See any Bucky bottles?? That's what most of them drink now.

could be a broken return spring, or not tensioned properly, sometimes on old machines, the grease in the return spring goes hard.

It was just an observation. If you try to contact the company, you have to give details, such as name. It wouldn't take them long to find the staff on the plane and I'm sure someone would get into trouble. I wouldn't want that. We can all have a bad days. I've spent years doing failure...

I travelled from Zurich to Edinburgh on Swiss Air/Helvetic earlier this week I was really disturbed to see how sloppy their in-cabin safety checks were. The attendant missed several rows for pre-landing check. The guy in the exit aisle seat next to me was left sleeping with wireless headphones...

Yes, would love to see some pictures. How do you burn the timber, do you have a large biomass heater?

As a matter if interest. Is it CE/UKCA marked? I got my 3D printer as a gift, but was a bit disturbed to see it was not CE marked. Many manufacturers use all kinds of trickery to bypass the rules, they cheat.

That is a lot of firewood!! It will keep your energy costs down!

You could possibly check the balance with the pulley still on the drill. Put something in the chuck and use another hand held drill to drive the shaft. It may show any out of balance. There are often sneaky grub screws on pulleys.

If a 3D printer has been properly designed and CE/UKCA approved, there should be no more concern about fire risk than any other piece of equipment. The testers, if they have done their job properly, should have identified any risk of overheating and looked for a single failure which might cause...

Of course!!! :LOL:.

I still have a large water storage tank in the loft which supplies cold water for the shower and bath. All the cold taps are direct feed from the mains. Reading this has reminded me to give the tank a clean. It's amazing what rubbish collects in the storage tank.