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I don’t know what it is exactly you do but you might find your boss is genuinely interest in the kit once they see what it can do. Always makes me laugh when you see guys measuring stuff by hand and give them a go with the equipment and they're blown away how much faster and easier stuff it is.

Just ask the likes of Faro or Hexagon for a demo, the sales guys will fall over themselves to let you use the kit for a few days or a week.

We use Geomagic design X for all our cad, it’s basically solidworks with a bunch of tools to help convert scan data. The most useful tool is the accuracy analyser which will colour map the cad to show you what’s in and out of tolerance.

It’s annoying because I have to mute the videos when he’s on. I don’t know how they deal with it, I’d lose my rag and end up telling him to stfu, maybe he’s a different character off camera.

Ah not ideal, I assume you’ve toggled through the display with the button on the stalk to see if that works. Only other thing worth checking is the fuses below the steering wheel.

Does it start?

flol why are you replacing the clutch in a 1.2 just scrap it and buy another.

Work with them professionally. Generally the cheaper ones are ok but you can get better results with a decent dslr camera and good practice. Depends how much effort you want to put into learning, for plug and play they do work.

Anyone tried this, thinking it be nice to be able to play some decent games on the iPad when I’m in hotels or the office away from home. I guess the the main concern is lag on a normal internet connection.

These lads always make me laugh cars/farming/pikeys etc.

I’m on EE unlimited for £28pm, since March I’ve used 1.2TB of data, I think I’m getting pretty good value for money.. :LOL:

Oh I’ll 100% be suggesting one of our corporate clients buys a few just to have a go. That’s how we ended up with a couple HoloLens headsets.

Whilst it does look cool until they can fit that kinda tech into a normalish looking pair of glasses still seems like a gimmick to me.

I think it’s might be latest version of ios is properly buggy. I’ve had loads of connection issues with mine recently as well.

Tempted by it but going to wait for some reviews. Initially it was just going to be an expansion pack for bow, don’t fancy spending £60 if they’ve not added much.

Fyi Chatgpt is awesome for writing out excel functions to do stuff.

Picked up a titan planer to level up a few floor joists, I'm always pretty impressed with the quality of them for the price, always my go to for tools I don't use very often.

Crazy question but are you sure they are actually Apple and not knock offs? Apple added AirPod verification in an iOS update end of January. It would explain why it’s only recently started playing up.

Tried resetting them? I don't have those issues with mine just for reference, might be worth taking them back to apple if you have a store nearby.

I did indeed, now to find the right fittings.

Anyone got one of the non lance type pressure washer connections, looks more like a paint spraying gun. I’ve been trying to find the ones for on a load of detailing videos but not sure what to call them.

Local network or use a scale factor for the curvature of the earth usually.

People using the wrong units is the one we usually get. Made worse by them realising it’s the wrong size then trying to scale it by eye.

I believe you should still be able to export a dxf as a sketch rather than the 3D. If you need a 3D dxf feel free to ping me a .step file and I’ll convert it on AutoCAD.

Ammo NYC guys wash technique of multiple micro fibre cloths is what I’ve been using for a while means you never get dirt in the bucket.

Picked up a tiny tool box for the car.

I was with Three previously but the signal has just been getting worse every year. Switched to EE and now the data rate at home is 40mbs vs about 2-3mbs before.

Mines £23 a month and I get 126gb.

Isn’t bing just chatgpt since Microsoft owns them both.

I like AG polar seal, spray on with a pressure washer then rinse off. £15 a bottle does 40-50 washes.