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This fellah says Windows 10 is poison. http://skipallenpaints.com/2015/08/04/w ... nadequate/

I,m down devonway, perhaps when next time in Newport pagnell I could extend my trip and put it om an old laptop? Thanks all for suggestions and help.

Nseries, if I installed again, I would not know how to get to your link because I was no longer in windows. It's questions like will my apps work with Linux. My present mood is to stay with w7 and don't bother with anything new.

I downloaded it once some years ago, ubantu and Linux . But could not make sense of it. Perhaps if someone ran a web seminar on it, or some basic instruction to follow I could get started .

Blimey, did I ought to give the wife some info on the dust subject around our TV? (hammer)

Welcome to the forum. Have you taken heat into consideration that the case would be subjected too?

++there is a problem with that link!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well it weighs around 10 kilos. so it would need a strong post. (and needs around a 3" sisal cable) I used it on boat ramps years ago when wanting a 90 degree change of direction pulling up the ramp with a motor car.

I have W7pro with XP mode available. Why do I want or need to put in W10?, I am quite content with my present set up. Would it benefit me in anyway? (I recall the old saying nothing is ever free)

I've got a single one, iron, paid a fiver for it 45 years ago at a boat auction.

Alan, I know your feeling and thinking, I've got the same situation arising only 7 internal doors, started using emulsion last year, but reckon another three rolls to go and if the kids don't like it they can come and do some decorating.

Got back in the workshop yesterday must be at least 10 weeks since last in owing to Achilles heal popped and went into plaster for 7 weeks, so yesterday was just a warm up for an hour. Last year I had started some picture frames for some of my wife's embroidery work. One frame the glue had...

Wizzard, that's how they used to do it on a table saw in the old days and with a 24" blade out in the open. I suppose the blood cleaned up easier that way when accidents happened.

I am hoping so.

Lons, I think a lot of the tanks on roofs were plated steel and zinc. Enjoy your retirement. Woke up at 3pm this morning went into the bathroom and nasty odour around, cannot make up my mind if its the ceiling paint I used yesterday,(a mould proof white like emulsion) or whether I have got a...

Lons, the plumber was the recommendation from the equipment shop supplier, (I think they liked him because of prices he charged) Quotes ranged from £1250 to £950 with supply of equipment getting quotes from yellow pages. Retailer £350 equipment, and their plumber recommended £420.=£770. But...

That's what I meant Lons, it goes to a very small tank which is being fed from the large storage tank. Thanks all for all those helpful comments. plumber coming back tomorrow to fit the bathroom washbasin. grouting etc.

That's a very good point roger,, I think our goes into the header tank.

Done it for 77 years, always spit out of course. Never had mains in a bathroom.

Wc working. Changing the internal cistern valve we found a rubber stopper jammed in the gear somehow a manufact fault!!!. Noone fitting would have spotted it until test run.