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Straightforward enough, some of the pipes are a pita to get off but if you don’t care about keeping them can just cut them.

They do but most of them only last for about a year. Figured ppf will last longer and it’s easier to swap over when it does fail.

Ceramic coat still the way to go or has anyone tried using ppf as a longer term solution?

The American overlords in work have come up with a list of words we can’t use in file names in case they cause offence. Two of which are “slave” and “master”. Two weeks ago all the servers, vm’s and file systems got renamed and none of them now work. They’ve now decided it’s actually ok to...

https://www.bigredpowertools.co.uk/milwaukee-m12bbl-0

Unclean, Unclean….. Unclean

New gen is tempting, my old stubby already does 90% of the work so I could probably get rid of the 18v stuff.

Yeah Black looks better than I expected

Seems like something you can use AI for. No idea if this is free but there’s loads like it on google. https://vectorizer.ai/jpg-to-dxf-converter

The midnight blue looks pretty good to me. Seems a fairly typical Renault thing to bring more colours out down the line. The 182 only launched with 4 colours initially iirc.

Seems they have realised that and come out with a 3D printed one.

Convinced my boss we need one as a pool car.

I hope these cars sell well, at the price I think they should. Be an ideal replacement for our Clio in a few years time.

+1 the return fuel hose developed pin prick holes on both of mine, should fire straight up if you prime it a couple times first.

Starlink is unlimited for home use now unless your looking at buisness plans? “Good news! Your Starlink subscription will remain unlimited and will no longer be deprioritized after 1 TB of data use.”

We have Starlink at the farm and whilst it is expensive vs normal broadband it is generally decent apart from the upload speeds. We tried a 4G router but since they started rolling out 5G it got really patchy so we gave up with it.

Give it 10 years and they’ll onshore it all again. Happened at my previous company, everything got shifted to the India office. They kept getting stuff wrong so UK contractors were hired to check and oversee (basically redo) the work. Company eventually worked out the contractors and India...

I’d be fine with it if it was a good engineering solution but it wasn’t given the plethora of good ways to prototype electronics on offer to hobbyist nowadays. I’d of much rather seen them breadboard it then produce some actual pcbs, Christ I’ve watched the guy over on bps.space spend hours...

Yep, in part people watch to see how they can do stuff with hobby grade tools, soon as they started with needlessly complex solutions to simple problems I lose all interest.

I assume they are getting decent money to be stringing this out for so long.

Geomagic DX is the software you’d want for that but it’s hella expensive. It’s based on SW so not sure if some of the tools would translate.

I think a lot of companies aren’t actually hiring either, I know we have several job ads listed for jobs that don’t really exist. Pretty sure the company just wants cv’s on file for when things pick up and they do need to hire.

Don’t know if it’s my phone but EE’s signal has fallen off a cliff recently.

Looking at some Sonys is the XM5 worth the extra £80 - £100 over the XM4’s?

Just buy a second hand unit off eBay they only go for £20 or so. A hole in the fuel lines can also cause this so have a good check of the pipes whilst it’s running too.

Rocker cover probably needs resealing, at that mileage probably due a valve adjustment whilst your at it too.

Yeah I guess there is that. Tho I’ve got the 1/2 version and tbh I hardly ever use it. The stubby’s such a good tool, I’m always impressed at how much power it has, cracked off some thread locked caliper bolts today no issues.

Not sure the 18v impact adds much the 12v stubby doesn’t tbh.