MattF
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The_Yellow_Ardvark
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AKA a CCTV PSU.
That kind do not like being run at their max for any long time.
Do not be tempted to "tweek" the OP voltage up.
They go fizz pop.
The fan is also good to blow air into a duct to melt metal.
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brewdexta
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New Evolution mitre saw. My old Faithful mitre saw that I use for cutting reclaimed wood and pallets for kindling is 20 years old, needed a new blade and the guard needs fettling.
I was going to fix it and put on a multi-material blade so I can whizz through nails and screws but they need a slower speed than normal mitre saws or the blade dulls very quickly.
So I decided to get the whole thing and retire the old saw. I can also sell my fixed Evolution saw that I just use for 25mm box and similar. The old saw will go to local charity that provides training to by teaching them how to mend stuff. A bit like the Repair Shop but without the tears and largely working on old tatt.
It also means I can use it to make the new chicken pen to meet the bird flu restrictions coming into force 14th December. I have a big pile of 6 x2 and 2 x 2 to cut to size
Cheers
Andy
I was going to fix it and put on a multi-material blade so I can whizz through nails and screws but they need a slower speed than normal mitre saws or the blade dulls very quickly.
So I decided to get the whole thing and retire the old saw. I can also sell my fixed Evolution saw that I just use for 25mm box and similar. The old saw will go to local charity that provides training to by teaching them how to mend stuff. A bit like the Repair Shop but without the tears and largely working on old tatt.
It also means I can use it to make the new chicken pen to meet the bird flu restrictions coming into force 14th December. I have a big pile of 6 x2 and 2 x 2 to cut to size
Cheers
Andy
Its a 30A supply, the heaters are supposed to be 10-12A on initial start up with much less once running
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What breed is it mate?
123hotchef
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He is a long haired Akita
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Is that a squeaky Richard Gere toy?
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Olderisbetter
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Picked up some Dewalt boots called oxygen safety trainer they are very light and fitted bang on not like my last boots which required breaking in, The were from screwedfix but reduced for £60 plus down to £45
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is it me or do they look short lenths of wood flooring looking at your boots ?
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They are tiles.
Pete.
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You gonna cut the bottom off the skirting boards? The flooring is supposed to slip under the skirting leaving an expansion gap all around that you can't see.
