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I might be in the market for a 3d printer to print low volume car parts any recommendations?

Face milling with a 60mm cutter at 6mm deep, your living the dream. I only own one face mill and it's 110mm and I do depth of cuts of 0.2mm

could someone tell me why I cant extrude my shape? doing my head in now

Web site is dead sadly, I'm in the process of knocking something simple up I've just not finished yet Pm me if you want something

http://www.cliosport.net/forums/custom-pedals.260/

who?

mine is stored at the bottom of my wardrobe, cant remember the last time I touched it. I just go in on my phone a few times a week to make sure its still working

Point proven then

my 3 cameras record something like 25GB a day of footage, that's a lot to be uploading onto a cloud.

So many threads, so many suggestions.

Interested in a essex thing

Pedals look ace

i called Renault, they took some vehicle details, charged me £25 and I went and collected a brand new key 2 days later. very hassle free

What CSOC?

Thanks for the suggestions, came across these whilst Googling. Seem well spec'ed and a good price https://www.ravpower.com/external-batteries.html

I thought there was a big thread dedicated to this but I cant seem to find anything, only really old stuff. my cheap 2-3 year old £17 power bank has finally given up so am looking for a new one. this time I'm after something with a bit more quality, my requirements - 1amp output and 2.1amp...

On my door step

There are good and bad things about using a pc. I've always used a pc and only switched to a nvr very very recently. Both have their good and bad points

Very understandable, if you want to monitor you will need a Ethernet cable to your router.

if you want to get the hd footage off you will always need to connect a screen to transfer onto a memory stick or something. but unless there is an issue why would you want to view the footage? mine sits there for months on end and I wont even turn the screen on unless there is an issue

yes it just plugs straight into a router via cat5 cable. you don't have to connect a nvr to a router, you would just need a screen to view the footage directly from the nvr

BNC, how 80's ;)

an nvr connects separately to your network. if you have a load of ip cameras connected to your router you risk slowing it down with lots of traffic to handle an nvr doesn't require a screen once setup, so it can be placed in a suitable location

Why are you connecting the camera to your router? Why not an nvr box?

Power over Ethernet is the best solution, one cable for everything

Once again another thread that doesn't deliver lack of filth

no, I already had a hdd so it suited me

this exact auction https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/4ch-Hikvision-NVR-HD-CCTV-Security-Video-Recorder-System-1080p-Ds-7604ni-e1-4p/1343139164

I'm sure this will sound fick, what details do you need/want?

I recently switched from a desktop pc to a hikvsion nvr and it seems to work very well. I got it on ebay and not had a single issue.