My home came fitted with both - it has its own separate switch beside the light switch to turn the fan on by itself (with an over-run timer) however, if you don't turn it on, the humidistat will turn the fan on when the humidity reaches a certain level.
What "man jobs" have you done today?
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My home came fitted with both - it has its own separate switch beside the light switch to turn the fan on by itself (with an over-run timer) however, if you don't turn it on, the humidistat will turn the fan on when the humidity reaches a certain level.
Well woke up to more holes in the front lawn
Right in front of the camera
As suspected
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Well woke up to more holes in the front lawn
Right in front of the camera
As suspected
What trail camera is that ?
I don't know much about them but I've been thinking about getting one. Love the quaility of that.
Thanks and it was this one - very happy with it
WOLFANG Wildlife Camera, 36MP 2K Trail Camera with 38pcs 940nm No Glow IR LEDs Night Vision Motion Activated Hunting Camera IP66 Waterproof Game Camera for Wildlife Monitoring https://amzn.eu/d/i4saBC4
Thanks and it was this one - very happy with it
WOLFANG Wildlife Camera, 36MP 2K Trail Camera with 38pcs 940nm No Glow IR LEDs Night Vision Motion Activated Hunting Camera IP66 Waterproof Game Camera for Wildlife Monitoring https://amzn.eu/d/i4saBC4
Bought very similar in 2018, which was going to be hooked up to a battery and solar panel and fixed to the chimney for a few months to take timelapse of the day/night.
Might get around to doing so soon
Bought very similar in 2018, which was going to be hooked up to a battery and solar panel and fixed to the chimney for a few months to take timelapse of the day/night.
Might get around to doing so soon
Don't rush it though mate
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That's great. I need to figure out the wiring for that.
Second clump of bamboo, this one was much bigger than the first and had started spreading. Stopped myself short of buying an SDS and chisel and used some spade bits. Dewalt 1, bamboo 0.
Still a bit of work left as there’s some deep roots but the end is in sight.
Still a bit of work left as there’s some deep roots but the end is in sight.
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Can someone explain this banter. I've thought about it for far too long.
... The holes are from his new pet badger
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I was going to leave the wood plain, with it being accoya it should stand up to the elements, so I think...haven't used it before so any tips are welcome! The metalwork is staying white.
Timbercut4u - found by a google search, delivered on time and its bang on the dimensions i ordered. Even got a free piece
The only thing is I think its TB dressed up in a black & white fur coat doing some late night gardening
Just remember not to post the video on the forum. Without the video it didn't happenWhat I do (at night) in the privacy of my own garden id my business
Few meetings canceled today and was so sunny it seemed rude not to get outside and chop a few more logs ....
All shapes and sizes
Got the vast majority now cut into ~30cm lengths
Just these seven big berthas to have a giant over the next few days
Another barrow of chippings for the garden
All shapes and sizes
Got the vast majority now cut into ~30cm lengths
Just these seven big berthas to have a giant over the next few days
Another barrow of chippings for the garden
Used this:
To prune a load of branches and remove the half dying hedge at the front of the house.
From the doorbell camera as I didn’t take photos.
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After:
One of the best tools I’ve bought. £116 on eBay with a code and brand new.
Need to think of something to do at the front instead, we are thinking a nice fence plus flower bed behind.
To prune a load of branches and remove the half dying hedge at the front of the house.
From the doorbell camera as I didn’t take photos.
Before:
After:
One of the best tools I’ve bought. £116 on eBay with a code and brand new.
Need to think of something to do at the front instead, we are thinking a nice fence plus flower bed behind.
Few meetings canceled today and was so sunny it seemed rude not to get outside and chop a few more logs ....
All shapes and sizes
Got the vast majority now cut into ~30cm lengths
Just these seven big berthas to have a giant over the next few days
Another barrow of chippings for the garden
Seeing the logs and thinking, you must get some cracking spiders in there, reminds me yesterday, while fixing the 360 camera in place a big funnel web spider came out of its hole and tried to have a go at my hand
Now, I've met many of the wonders Columbia can produce, including the head job the Wanderer, but seeing this, while 3.5m up a ladder nearly gave me a bloody heart attack
Do you have the false widow there?
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