RogerS wrote:Mind you, if he didn't waste all that time kicking around an inflated pigs' bladder, he'd have been finished by now.
Now ain’t that the truth!!
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RogerS wrote:Mind you, if he didn't waste all that time kicking around an inflated pigs' bladder, he'd have been finished by now.
Andyp wrote:You getting there Mark. And remember football isn't a matter of life and death.... it's far more important than that
Malc2098 wrote:Round conduit! How common!
Jimmy Mack wrote:I really enjoyed doing the wiring for the workshop. A laser is really helpful for the conduit.... Plenty of sockets of course.
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Looks good I thought about an isolator (kids safe) tho it's a bit tricky with the 3 phase machines, so I rotary isolate at the machines...I have two (premium, mk) single sockets on radials for two 2k heaters (fan and oil)..TrimTheKing wrote:Jimmy Mack wrote:I really enjoyed doing the wiring for the workshop. A laser is really helpful for the conduit.... Plenty of sockets of course.
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Got a bit up so far and will use spare time here and there to get more in.
Currently looking like this, split board CU, something like 22 double sockets, dedicated separate circuit for tablesaw, 2 separate lighting rigs, 2 separate ring mains, isolation (mushroom) switch to turn everything off (keep kids from having an accident), separate double outside of isolation for chargers, overhead double in the handbooks area, roof mounted double for air cleaner, outdoor weatherproof socket and a switched fused spur for some outside lighting.
Just need to get it all run in now...
Malc2098 wrote:Nice progress. The garden's looking great.
I cans ee this is turning into a socket race!
Jimmy Mack wrote:Good job, love a Wisteria. We accidentally killed ours, it was large and in a small pot ... the warm weather when our first was born and a lack of attention to watering ruined it
Interesting conduit work, is there a reason for all the drops? Why not one and a horizontal run?
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9fingers wrote:Looking good Mark!
Can't beat wisteria for both shade and a couple of weeks in flower.
Bob
TrimTheKing wrote:Exactly the kind of thing I'm thinking of there Bob, looks great that.
What do you do, just trim out new shoots each sprint or just wind them back into the mass?
Jimmy Mack wrote: well it looks very tidy
I've had a big move about in my shop and I might have to rejig some of the socket work I put extra in were my bench was, but after a while I realised the layout wasn't quite working. Not sure how you've found it, but It's the hardest bit I find, predicting how the space is going to flow
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Jimmy Mack wrote:That's beautiful Bob... is it old? Did you grow it from small?9fingers wrote:Looking good Mark!
Can't beat wisteria for both shade and a couple of weeks in flower.
Bob
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TrimTheKing wrote:Jimmy Mack wrote:Good job, love a Wisteria. We accidentally killed ours, it was large and in a small pot ... the warm weather when our first was born and a lack of attention to watering ruined it
Interesting conduit work, is there a reason for all the drops? Why not one and a horizontal run?
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Very good question mate, haven't a clue, that's just how my mate laid it out and I didn't really think...
MattS wrote:Also, are you planning on wall cabinets? Isn’t that conduit going to limit rather than one line at socket box level?
Bucks woodshop wrote:Well the regs used to say for domestic you could only go horizontal at the top and bottom of the wall but i thought that was for chased in circuits
Mind you i last did the 16th so few changes since then lol i should really update to the newest edition but i dont use it anymore really
Its going to be a bastard pulling the ring back through that though there is a lot to be said for sockets on dado trunking
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