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are you a machinest?

subject to their width I could put them on my manual mill and do em. think my vice on the manual opens to 120-150mm but as everyone is saying marking is possible

whats 4cm?

I think looking at the very odd shape it was probably a good shout by the engineering company saying beware we may damage powdering coating. they are going to need to be secured some how what is the width of them - red arrow below? also as circled in blue, that's a bit of a fooker for putting...

I like a good bit of CCTV, ive used/owned a number of different setups over the years. purchased this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141809385043?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT my very first impressions are I'm impressed :) for £30 is an utter bargin, quality is very...

no did look into it any further

Can you get a photo of the whole Caliper so I can put that photo in context?

Post some details on what needs doing and I'll see if I can help. I'm assuming they are suggesting due to the odd shape clamping will mark the Caliper

You were doing well till you used superglue ;-)

not without sending it to me first ;)

just buy a key with a blank chip on it, then its only like £50 to get it coded

Probably to much heat from the soldering iron

A thread to screw onto?

Could some machined? How do they fix on?

4,5,7,8 to use for ip camera? ill have to double check the wiring again in the garage as I had no internet many thnaks

um ill have to go back and check the connections as I just tired that and did work but the cctv computer in the house is stand alone and not connected to the internet or either HH. hence why I wanted to separate out.

I was using this as a reference http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/how-gigabit-ethernet-works/ so 4,5,7 and 8 are not used and I could wire my ip camera to them

I have an ip camera, its what I'm trying to wire in. so are you saying the HH5 uses all 8 pins?

so my setup is, BT HH5 in the house where the phone line comes in and provides internet to the house. I then plug a cat5 into one of the ports on the back and have that ran into my workshop in the garden, the other end then plugs into a BT HH$ and provides my workshop with internet. simple and...

no, it has to be soldered full stop. once soldered add a dab of glue either side

what ive done in the past is add a little glue either side of a switch to add some strength. but not super glue proper two part glue

if you don't get any other replied with help PM me

potentially I could fix your key for the cost of just a second hand one on ebay. potentially it still wont work and you would still have to buy a new one :) :)

no there are options, id love to test a little something ;)

been using autocad 2006 for so many years, theres not much I cant do in it. plus I don't do mega complex stuff. will send over now, cheers

ive just downloaded autocad 2016, so ive gone from 2006 to 2016. OMG I cant use the thing, so bloody different. im struggling to do the most simplest of things

I'll quote my own post

I used tin foil in each pin to make a good connection and the lights have never come on again

kk thanks ill do some googling into that

I was thinking more the elsa not the rest, how do you get something like that into wood. but thanks for the info