Lazurus
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So we are looking at underfloor with a air pump then?
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Yes flo Gas is a stones throw up the road
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See now this is the problem there are so many options that I dont known which way to go. Yes this is the forever home so I need to get it right. I like the idea of all electric but it is by far the most expensive system to run. I am not sure and air pump will produce enough heat to run the rads and heat the water all year. I looked at the latest electric rads and they are excellent, as are the infra red panels, it is just the running costs that worry me. I have oil at the moment and would like a cleaner option as the new place has limited space for a tank, ditto for gas tank so it would have to be bottles.Yes I will improve the loft insulation before I board it out as that will help what ever system we settle on.
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Hmmmm its looking more like LPG fired wet system, oh and the obligatory wood burner of course
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Moving house soon, the new place has the old style storage heaters full of bricks and I imagine an economy 7 meter. I want to replace these obviously but what to go for. More modern electric heaters, oil or (Tanked) gas central heating, air source heat pump, infra red heaters. Can any one suggest what and why??? No mains gas available in our area. There seems to be so much conflicting information on the new technologies I like the idea of an air source pump but will it run radiators hot enough. If not it may have to be a traditional wet system with bottled gas - but expensive...... confused!!!!!
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62cc if I recall
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You really need to clean that lathe steve
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Was having a sort out of some old images on the pooter and found these of the rocking horse I made for the kids a few years back. From self milled walnut and oak. Its still going strong and i hope will become a heirloom for future generations
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Now that I like a lot, wish I could afford the house and room to put it in
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If the purple heart is a good colour may be worth contacting someone like woodwise? https://www.woodwiseuk.co.uk/home/
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I use the robert sorby combined with a slow speed grinder quick repeatable accurate grinds on all turning tools
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Forgot to say enter it on the bike register (Google it) its a great database for pedal cycles and will assist if it is found anywhere at a later date to reunite you.
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Thats a bl00dy mean thing to do, how far is the workshop from home?
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Ooooh wot ya got?
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Great work as always Steve, glad you are back in the workshop after an enforced "holiday".
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Why are the chains sooo expensive?
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Cor that takes me back - Mr Bernie CLIFTON.
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Simply brilliant, what a wonderful job.
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You could throw them my way and save you some work
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Will be watching this with interest
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You gotta have some trust in those guys pulling the rope!!!!!!
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I use braid for pike fishing, I started with expensive branded stuff, but i now buy bulk spools from china, never had a problem yet and sooo much cheaper. You can get some natty colours to.
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I have the same gun on my small blasting cabinet it will only do a VERY small area at a time. Ok for what I use it for but over a large area would take forever.
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for the penny resin floor or any other interesting things embedded in the resin. They can be made to look really cool.
