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Twas it me I'd be inclined to wire in a volt metre and mount it on the dash. Not much more trouble now and lots handier in the future.

I hope to test it later today Rather than wait for the "lid" to print I'm going to make a three millimeter clear perspex one. This will help with my impatience problem and hopefully allow me to see how the dust behaves inside.

It's an Ender 5 plus. I think I could have made it 450mm high, but I'm not sure it would be any better. Problem with 3D printing is the speed or lack thereof.

77% completed ATM, so it'll be a while yet. You'd need a big duct to feed that, I must look it up. The lines are moving in the same direction as the incoming dust and air, I'm hoping there is little drag. On the other hand if it slows the dust so it falls quicker it could be a good thing...

It's about 325mm high plus a 46mm connection, 300mm wide at top and 120mm at the bottom. I looked at those you linked to, but being a cheapskate, decided to have a go at making my own.

Does anyone remember what's involved in removing the door panel on a Ford Sierra?

Lid and suction pipe.

This took me a little while to design, this afternoon. No great thought went into it, dimension wise. Be interesting to see how it works. connectors are 100mm. It's going to take 2 days, 2 hours and 27 minutes to print so the software says. Then there's the lid and short connector pipe.

It doesn't look that great to me hence my asking for advice.

Sorry, I didn't tell the whole story. I've previously been using a Lidl vac through a 50mm cyclone, which did the job admirably until it ran out of brush last week and expired. I've acquired a 1.5 horse vac with a four inch intake. This will free up my 50mm cyclone for a portable bin/vac once...

Thinking of giving my dust extraction a little more ooomph. Anyone used these...

Prior to 2005 was mileage recorded on a GB MOT certificate?

Stay logged in and just hit "whats new " each time you visit.

The few times I've had to return items, the refund was issued before I was home from the post office.

I sold my jet table saw when axminster stopped selling spare parts. Only other place I could find was in France and the postage far exceeded the price for small items.

Anyone can press "forgot password" but not anyone should have access to your email. A good tip is to take a song you like and take the first letter of the first 8-10 words and use this for your password. You'll never forget it If they insist on some numbers put in the day you were born, or...

Thanks. Seems unanimous.

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Anyone know if this site is on the level...

Don't tell him your name Pike.