Images of items I have purchased.

[Tefal]

Thats next job. Chainsawing next weekend and refilling the log shed ready for winter

can of petrol and a matchbook is easier

 

[Greebo]

can of petrol and a matchbook is easier

But then i would have to buy logs in for our wood burning stove for winter

 

[RenoRanes007]

Air Force 1 Quai54 World Streetball Chamionship

 

[Born_2_Kill_83]

Handy tool lightweight for the pocket...


http://i1367.photobucket.com/albums/r783/born_2_kill_83/Mobile%20Uploads/skeletool-beauty_zpssjpwihjq.jpg

No stock images you monster

 

[norm]

When I DIY, I DIY!

150 tonnes of type 1 stone and a bit vibrating roller!

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150 tonnes?? There's no way there's that much, how deeply laid is it? That's what 8 tipper lorries at ~20 tonnes each?

Are you laying anything else on top?

 

[oldbag]

More vinyl:

 

[Maccapacca]

150 tonnes?? There's no way there's that much, how deeply laid is it? That's what 8 tipper lorries at ~20 tonnes each?

Are you laying anything else on top?

Sure he means 15t. 1t is roughly 0.75m3. 15t @ 150mm = 100 sqm

 

[lafemmefatale]

10 metres of flat cat6 so I can used a wired connection through to the spare bedroom.

 

[lafemmefatale]

They are, they're "SHARKIE" if I remember rightly. She's been looking at them for months and hadnt yet bought them, so took the opportunity so treat her

Good buy at £99, you got a good deal there. No chance would I ever pay £250 for a pair of KG shoes though, they're nice enough quality but not £250 nice.

 

[Nutella33]

Are you laying anything else on top?

Guessing just the wife underneath all that!

 

[Diddums]

I've got the carbon fibre Skeletool, bloody brilliant multitool but be careful with the latch system for the bits, the spring tends to give in fairly easily.

 

[Malevolence]

Air Force 1 Quai54 World Streetball Chamionship

Spoiler

Please tell me that those are for a child and not a fully grown adult, they're hideous.

 

[Van Diemen]

Picked this up last week

 

[Greebo]

Sure he means 15t. 1t is roughly 0.75m3. 15t @ 150mm = 100 sqm

No I do mean 150 tonnes. I've done over 350 square meters. Used 20mm to 40mm first then 10mm to dust for the top. And was actually 8 wagon loads. Only 160 cubic meters.

I had a digger first day to spread it all.

 

[Raymond Lin]

Picked this up last week

Nice box.

Now show us the money !

 

[dacads]

10 metres of flat cat6 so I can used a wired connection through to the spare bedroom.

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Did you consider home plugs?

 

[Spuddy]

Did you consider home plugs?

Thought they were generally a bit rubbish so for a proper long term solution its best to use proper cabling?

 

[lafemmefatale]

Did you consider home plugs?

I did, but the flat cable runs flush under the edges of the flooring so it's unobtrusive and ensures there's no wireless issues from my crappy router.

 

[Tephnos]

I did, but the flat cable runs flush under the edges of the flooring so it's unobtrusive and ensures there's no wireless issues from my crappy router.

Flat cables will have crappier resistance to noise though, so while the speeds will be fine for internet usage file transfers will suffer compared to solid core cables.

You probably knew that though.

 

[lafemmefatale]

I didn't know for sure, but common sense says that squashed cable won't be as efficient as not-squashed cable. It'll be fine for what I need it for, I just need a steady connection more than squeezing the last few percent of performance out of it.