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Morning Richard Also, you could try PTFE as a less sticky aerosol lubricant. Cheers Dave

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Afternoon all F H's 'dead man walking' post reminded me ... https://www.thefarside.com/ If not strange, definitely odd. Cheers Dave

Morning all If you don't want to mess with Win 10, google 'Rainlendar' Cheers Dave

Morning Joe If it is an appliance that's causing it I'd go for anything with a motor in it. If it happens again, you could try running these appliances one by one on an extension lead plugged into a socket on a different breaker, to see if the fault moves. In the mean time, I'd get into the...

Morning Droogs I'm not getting involved in this side issue. I simply pointed out the error in your earlier post. Cheers Dave

Morning Droogs Their recruits were earning 7 grand a year more than an army one and in some cases more than a lance corporal. Something wrong there I think Droogs. Firefighters then received an average of £71.10 for a basic 48-hour week, amounting to £3,700 a year...

Morning all when you hear hooves think horse I'd be inclined to think cowboy :D Two cables on a ring main. Turn off the breaker. Remove both line wires from the socket. Turn on the breaker. If you get 230v on both line wires it's most likely to be on a ring main. If it's in a chain of...

Morning Phill I have a 1994 model Randall 102e timer which I recovered from my present house. It ran a room stat controlled heating system and a DHW cylinder contolled by a cylinder stat. I can't find any installation instructions but the web showed a Danfoss (who I believe took over...

Morning Paul Have a look at ... http://www.lathes.co.uk/ Cheers Dave

It's not the heat generated by the panel that's the problem, it's the integrity of the ceiling in the event of a fire. Fire rated panels will slow down the spread of a fire up into the floor above. Google 'fire rated LED panels' for chapter and verse. Cheers Dave

Good morning Bob It's good to know that there are still some reasonable employers about. I think Robin has hit the nail on the head. Have you considered reducing the number of days worked in the week? A whole day off every fortnight is, in my opinion, more use than half a day each week. A...

Aternoon Dalboy Yandles sell them ... https://www.yandles.co.uk/pair-of-rubber-bungs/p15483 Cheers Dave

Hello Beau I only do DIY stuff, so I don't bother with the replaceable cutters. Cheers Dave

Afternoon Beau I cant see why he did not cut the male part first and avoid the transferring of lines to other side. Looks like an unnecessary way for errors to creep in. Good point. I've always done it that way, but I can'think what difference it makes. Any ideas anyone? Router bits. Have a...

Morning Beau https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4F6pOoy2-8 The 'unsquare ' bit starts at about 9:50. It is slow, but how often do you do it? Cheers Dave

Afternoon all I'm not a qualified spark. 7.4 Kw equates to about 32.17 amps - call it 33 . The cable you have identified has a current carrying capacity of 25 Amps according to ... http://www.sparkydirect.co.uk/product/2 ... index.html This is a 'best case' scenario. In practice the safe...

Morning all +1 for Disinterior's link suggestion. Have you asked AEG? Try ... https://www.aeg.co.uk/support-hub/ for a start. Cheers Dave

Robert Sorby had the distribution rights the Teknatool Nova dvr in 2005 Sorry Nick. RP used to produce a DVR lathe with some sort of connection (made under licence ?) with Teknatool. I thought that was what you had. Cheers Dave

Morning Nottnick If it's less than five years since the original purchase ... No joy with the warranty then but I'd still speak to RP, who do have a good reputation for 'customer care'. Good luck Dave