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My 5 year old model 3 has lost 10% of its range, down to 209 miles nominal. Worth noting that degradation is not steady, for 3 years in the middle the reported range barely changed. Mostly charging at home, in the 30-80% range, a few long trips through France with back to back supercharging...

We had two en-suites done, used some left-over click in one but the builder wasn't keen. He wanted us to use glue-down lvt, which we did in the other. Both of course fine after only 5 years and adults using them.

Oops. I'm not too good with disambiguating things that look similar. The caution still stands though.

Took me near enough a month for a B&Q kitchen, oak worktops, wet plumbing (but not electrics), making good and tiling. We wanted solid wood doors on the units which limited choice a bit but would have given the option of re-painting 10 years later if they were starting to look worn. No...

Thanks for suggesting it @Vulcan - further away than I would have looked, I think, but not too far for a bargain. To keep the thread useful, and since I still have the tab open, Good condition if well used. Probably a little longer than necessary, but it fits in the car, so that isn't a...

26cm ash bowl on my new MC1200F lathe (thanks to @Vulcan for spotting it). First large item I've made.

I bought the MC1200F, just collected it, assembled and threw in a 50cmx20cm ash log from the firewood pile as a quick test. I'm starting to think I bought almost exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for all the suggestions.

Its a long time since I bought mine (for probably over £50), but I have seen that some of the better apps have a list of supported or recommended scanners. It used to be that the cheapest scanners were safely a waste of money, but I suspect the picture is more complex now.

No. Looked at one (in good condition) before buying my current house, and have reviewed several listed buildings permission as a parish councilor (mostly maintenance, but overly complex). Bought a 400 year old property in France, no restrictions above conventional planning permission...

Just a heads up to people who have actual losses as part of this. I received the following email this morning, I assume it a phishing attempt: kroll Restructuring Administration : FTX creditors update Kroll Restructuring<[email protected]> We are pleased to inform you that the FTX Customer...

Probably single phase, but could manage 16A I think. Have to admit, the Twister FU-180 looks like it might be a good choice if its a reliable machine...

Certainly open to 2nd hand, although I hadn't considered looking on facebook! Based on the lathe I'm using at the moment, the Axminster hobby lathes are clearly built to a price and I'm a bit dubious about how nicely they would work for small things (which I have not really tried yet). I don't...

I'm currently learning to turn with a borrowed AW240WL which is temporarily in my garage, and pondering what to buy for myself as a long term investment. I had started to think that an AW355WL might be a sensible choice, but looking at Axminster's professional range I am starting to think that...

If its anything like the AW240WL I have, there is a fair degree of play in the tailstock mounting, without any obvious adjustment.