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Thanks Doug. Much obliged.

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On the subject of dust extraction, can I ask where you have purchased your flexible hoses from please?

This little device actuates a pressure relief valve to prevent the collapse of the debris drum. Spring loaded so you can adjust the relief pressure. £8.99. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B093GSSST7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It is better to ask for forgiveness, than ask for permission. Works fine for me.

It's my pleasure. Always happy to share knowledge..

Can I just add that GPS was originally used on shipping. Slow vessels on a relatively flat surface. With motor vehicles, there are greater rapid changes of speed/direction and also elevation. So use the satnav speed readings with caution.

Decompression valve. Big single cylinder motor cycles often had them. No idea how they'd work on a compressor though.

According to several vids on YouTube, this lunacy has been initiated by the sawmills. The timber growers are getting what they always have but the mills are the ones converting trees into usable timber. They appear to be holding the trump cards. Cartel is a word that springs to mind. The vids...

I'm afraid that the trainer misinformed you. The threshold of prosecution is set by the Chief Constable of each of the 42 constabularies in England and Wales. The 10% is actually a guideline nothing else. 1mph over the posted limit is a whole offence and as such is prosecutable. Under Section 35...

Indeed, the entitlement is Category B auto.

No, there is not but you would only be entitled to drive an automatic. A manual licence requires the vehicle to have a clutch pedal (a working one at that before someone asks).

33mph is enough to get you prosecuted. You'd probably get offered a Speed Awareness course.

Social Distancing Tourette's is working just fine for me ................

I have just joined up and downloaded F360. Seems very different to AutoCad that I used to use........... Version 12 Off to find some instructional Vids on YT.

6.35mm is exactly a quarter of an inch but just in metric. Same size, different units. 8mm is 0.31496 inches in the old money.

Ah, that's 'Driver/rider error' then.

Bearing in mind, that most of us are not working in a temperature and humidity stable environment, I can do nothing but agree with you. It is not a huge amount of time to do the 5 cut once you understand what you are doing BUT unless you are using something like Accoya, it's going to move. We...

I bought a set of feeler gauges from Halfords for about a fiver. They helped hugely in dialling the thing in.

Sorry for your losses. *******s. A good set of punches so you can punch your postcode is great or laser etching. You can buy these on line and you can use it to tattoo THIEF on their foreheads if you catch any....... Dawn to dusk light at back of house, Same at side and front. PIR lights in...