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Because an apology today can be used as evidence for recompense tomorrow......

Did they ever make a chuck for this?

On ours there was just a slot on each foot, presumably to either put a screw and washer into the floor once the bath is in place (impossible to get to with a screwdriver though due to the foot shape) or so you can mark the floor, remove the bath and put a threaded rod into the floor in the...

Sorry chaps, but that is not AI, that is a robot performing pre-programmed movements. No learning, no intelligence, just the viewer anthropomorphising based on human features. Simple animatronics at a high level, sure, but not AI.

Startrite 10" tilting arbour table saw and Biesmeyer fence for sale. Runs off a 13A plug quite happily with a 1.1Kw motor, button stop/start as well as knee stop button. Fence is the 40" model and is rock solid. Side extension is a piece of laminate worktop not cast iron, outfeed table is...

Short answer - it is not for everyone and you will make lots of compromises along the way. It is not cheap, it is not comfortable and it is not spacious. If you think house repairs are expensive, then you are in for a major shock and don't get me started on the plumbing situation! Right, now...

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That is just superb, awesome work!

Thanks for those responses chaps, much appreciated. I will take a look at the links this evening - really appreciate it, what a wonderful forum this is!

Not to hijack this thread, but has anyone got a link to an idiots guide to back-up storage? I have been working from home for 9 months or so and have most of the files from this time on my PC rather than work servers for accessibility issues. I have got a back-up of the files on a portable hard...

Thanks for sharing this - very impressive. When you wrap a corner, do you cut the veneer at a 45 degree angle or if you look closely do you see end grain on one of the veneer slices?

Have you checked the chimney for dead bodies? ;)

A bit of both, but especially for PPE. We have seen an over 300% increase in cost of gloves at work. Since we order thousands and thousands at a time this makes a massive difference. No supply issues, but increased demand simply means profiteering even from major reputable lab equipment...

1 - yes, you don't need a back if you are screwing it to the wall, but I would recommend doors on the front. 2- dunno, never heard of plyboard as a term 3 - 18mm is ideal, you might get away with 12mm, especially if you strengthen with battens or similar 4 - Impossible to say, you have only...

Can you define what you mean by private and corporate please? Research falls broadly into 2 camps - that of an academic nature to further knowledge, and that of a commercial nature to turn a profit. There is obviously overlap between these two things, with academic research leading to spin-outs...

Yes, although as positions become entrenched people may choose not to listen! It is also worth recapping on occasion however, as people tend to forget where we have come from and how things have developed along the way. Disclaimer - I am a scientist, and have a scientific view point. I like...

Define 'custom furniture making'. Is that fitting kitchens, bedrooms and bookcases? Designing and fitting any of these, or making one off bespoke pieces to client specifications? Then define which end of the market you are going for - general public who need a better than Ikea but not...

Gosh - 25 years in Science and currently a Professor in Human Genetics and I have been doing it wrong all this time :rolleyes: Care to explain why PCR is no use as a diagnostic tool? I am sure the scientific community would love to know as it is a staple of genetic testing and has been for many...