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such a helpful answer

after reading this thread it got me thinking my setup is pretty old now. ive got BT fibre 150 in my house with i think the smart hub 2, there is then a cat5 cable into my workshop where i have a cheap TP-link router. think its about 300mb. id love some kind of mesh setup, just been on BT's web...

A big old gas lazer yes, but that needs 3phase and many amps. A sand battery seems way cheaper 😉

Pretty interesting stuff, been reading a few articles and watching a few vids. Am now wondering if I can attach a sand battery/heater to the side of my wood burner in the workshop to capture more heat. The wood buner/workshop obviously cools down over night and it's freezing the next morning...

Those pedals look awful, you need some new ones 😉😉😉 Www.custompedals.co.uk

Joking aside. When I built my workshop I went to a lot of effort to run a cat5 cable from the router in the house to the workshop. Well worth the effort. I'm on BT 150mb fibre, I now get 150mb in the workshop.

Thanks for the offer but... 😬

You can't take a weak signal and then make it strong 😂 Cat5 for the win

Run a cat5 cable, problem solved 😂

this morning

Brings a tear to my eye...

It's not one person, it's a whole team.

Ha, nope. It's easier just to pay £8

How can I build lasers if I'm working!

You can't, locked down

Swish, we can plug any usb mouse in

Anyone use such a thing? Am worried it won't work on my council computer where everything is locked down https://www.keydemon.com/en/keydemon/73-usb-mouse-jiggler-mover.html

Yes just a little key chain pointer

I've got a semi if that counts?

Best logo Ive ever seen

I was thinking more... https://www.kvantlasers.co.uk/products/logolas-g10-opsl

Free lasers for all members?

Someone sent it to me 😔

two crosses have sold, but they were just cos i can type thing. never really got round to 3d carvings, but now i love em.

todays creation, a mere 6 hours on the cnc this one 😬

Fresh off the router A mere 5 hour job

WARNING WARNING WARNING Not for the faint hearted Respect machines https://www.hermantheshocker.com/worker-dies-in-a-lathe-accident/?fbclid=IwAR3Le4IhnOhXYN00MW0QqL-yoaEcEQVjbxJCMg6OZ6tSK3fiKFSGVTYe_PA

Oh, taken from the ground on dslr. So slightly looking up, between the trees

Love a bit of tilit shift