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Just shout “Siri turn the lights on”. If that doesn’t work shout “Alexa turn the lights on”. If they have the lights controlled by their phone you can guarantee they have a home hub set up. Works in our house 😀.
The reason for my question was prompted by not being inspired by the DeWalt 18g. I have the 16g and it’s pretty good.
I just discovered that the DeWalt 23g is available as an import. I might well go for that. My nail use case will be for pinning boxes during glue up.
Larks were also used as a pie filling and a lot of other dishes as well. One dish involved grinding the bones up in a pestle. Doubtless there are YouTube videos telling you how to cook them. Of course you can’t do that in the U.K. any more.
Wiki even has an entry...
Give Octave a try. It’s comparable to Matlab so pretty much the ultimate math solving solution. It’s GNU so free but doesn’t run as fast.
I’ve used MathType on a Mac for writing equations
I’m in the market for an 18g nailer down to 20mm. I don’t have air in my workshop which is a limiting factor. I am invested in DeWalt as far as batteries go and do have a 16g nailer from them.
I’m open to another brand or corded.
Recommendations?
That’s unfortunately how it works. I suspect most items are bought as gifts so expect quite a seasonal bias. As long as your not loosing money it’s worth persevering as people will get to know where to go when the want to buy that special gift for some one. Might be an idea to have more spendy...