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Not really. What is that square table at the bottom used for by the way?
What "man jobs" have you done today?
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It had an old computer on it, the table is being removed from the room to may way for pram storage.
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Why would you use a server rack for a handful of A5 boxes?
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Nice. i was gunna say that a small cabinet wouldnt even be the size of that table.
handful? i could 5 devices there and i can assume that one is a router, anoter a AP, another a router etc etc?
You can get a very good device that acts as a router and switch killing two birds with one stone etc.
More room, more future proof.
Look how small this is:
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In picture three what is that by the hob -(Is it a Induction hob) - The reason I asked is when I was fitting mine I put the DAB radio next to Hob and when I turned it on the DAB radio emmitted a blood curdling screem and died a painfull death.. So be careful of digital things close to hob.Worktops were always going to be a pain with this kitchen, we have old steel 2.5 inch pipes for the central heating so had to have units 10cm away from the wall so the fridge would fit in.
Ended up with two big island worktops to cut down and would have two joints, had to get a mate in for this needed to be spot on.
Missing draw and cupboard door lol, now ordered. Get glass backsplash ordered plus few other little jobs, then we done.
Thing it looks ok from what I started with
Before forum updates I could delete pictures that didn't apply but now I have no idea how to do it.
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We've ordered some garden furniture for the gazebo, so trimmed a few branches back to open up the view
Then cut them up for kindling
And picked the pears off the tree
Then cut them up for kindling
And picked the pears off the tree
Firewall, 10 Gbps switch, PoE switch, Hive hub, harmony hub, BT ONT.
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Nice and i see you have a mikrotech, great choice for a switch
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Is that due to the induction cooking it with Eddie currents? Wonder if it was the speaker that died.
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Just click on the picture and delete it.
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Do you mean right click or left click - I right clicked but didn't show a delete. - I know it's going to be easy but it's only easy when you know how.
Dead easy -Just edited it and it's on pop up box. See it but never looked at it if you know what I mean.
My man job today was trip to tip and dump a load of wifes dug up plant's - we now bash them to get soil off and keep that.
Dead easy -Just edited it and it's on pop up box. See it but never looked at it if you know what I mean.
My man job today was trip to tip and dump a load of wifes dug up plant's - we now bash them to get soil off and keep that.
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Could be but got No Idea. -It just never worked again.
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Replaced the hinges and rehung a few doors. They were making awful creaking noises when opening and closing. All good now.
Finished sealing up the house today, fitted 8 radiator pipe guides behind the radiators, sealed up the gaping holes behind the toilets, basically made every room air tight so stop drafts in the winter, next plan is insulating between the garage roof and the kitchen floor, making a well insulated loft hatch and fixing the cold spots on the ceiling/loft floor I've picked up with the thermal camera.
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Sounds like you accidentally switched to 5 live
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I put up twin slot shelving in the garage this weekend. This replaced 4 tired looking static shelves, 2 on each side of the garage. I've now got 6 shelves total and the flexibility to move them around in the future if required. Next step is to buy a second storage rack and retire the old one which is falling apart.
I also crimped my patch panel and moved everything into my network rack - the same one jonneymendoza pictured above as it happens - but I won't post a picture of it because I still need to do some cable management.
I also crimped my patch panel and moved everything into my network rack - the same one jonneymendoza pictured above as it happens - but I won't post a picture of it because I still need to do some cable management.
Having been in our place for just over a year and undergoing major renovations (loft conversion basically done, needs decorating. That's the first bit!). I can finally post in this thread. The new ensuite bathroom in aforementioned loft is basically complete, so I (well, 'we') fitted a couple of shelves and the loo roll holder
Not without our fails.. who knew masonry drill bits are completely different to wooden drill bits?
That meant another traipse into town that we didn't need, lol... But everything is level and holding so I'm counting it as a win. Baby steps for us
Not without our fails.. who knew masonry drill bits are completely different to wooden drill bits?
That meant another traipse into town that we didn't need, lol... But everything is level and holding so I'm counting it as a win. Baby steps for us
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Wood drill bits are different to "normal" twist drills tooHaving been in our place for just over a year and undergoing major renovations (loft conversion basically done, needs decorating. That's the first bit!). I can finally post in this thread. The new ensuite bathroom in aforementioned loft is basically complete, so I (well, 'we') fitted a couple of shelves and the loo roll holder
Not without our fails.. who knew masonry drill bits are completely different to wooden drill bits?
Try and enjoy the journey... Even when you're wondering if you really needed to spend that much on a tool to use once!
lolWood drill bits are different to "normal" twist drills too
Try and enjoy the journey... Even when you're wondering if you really needed to spend that much on a tool to use once!
I do now understand why a lot of people were saying to do as much as you can yourself. Did enjoy it. Just a lot of what we need to do is a little beyond my capabilities (not the shelves), and when you're dropping the money we are on professional builders, £30 for the excellent professional plumber to put up 2 shelves and the loo roll holder seems like pittance in comparison - so it was tempting! I know at least we did come in under that for the wall anchors and drill bits 