Search results

Bullshit! I had posts deleted, I had private conversations as to why, with one of the mod's, and his response was "I don't know" Sorry Mark, I have the greatest respect for you, and you are one of the leading lights when it comes to to finer points of our hobby. Philrob has been careless with...

Xanthan gum

Three possibilities: English isn't his first language. He didn't go to school, or if he did then he didn't pay very much attention Posted at 11.35pm :doofus:

Follow the money, the cheaper a thing becomes the more hassle it's likely to give you. good old syrup kegs (yep that's how home brew kegging all started) and their disconnects were trouble free, but expensive, good engineering (tight tolerances) costs money. Quality stainless, costs money. The...

R.I.P!

Quick question, why would you need money for a "server upgrade" when you have a declining membership?

That's a worry, so nothing has been learned?

The drill you link to is the one you want (sort of) it used to be available in two varieties, the one currently available and another with a 13mm chuck. Unfortunately they have discontinued the chuck version, which would just connect to the three sided drive shaft on the mill. You need a...

Ahaa! I would half agree with you. If as I suspect you're interested in producing craft beverages of superior quality then we are in violent agreement, it is indeed a hobby :cheers: However, the other side of the fence "I just want cheap p**s" are doing it solely as a money saving venture...

Sorry mate I think you're missing the point I was trying to make. Actually yes I do pay someone to mow my lawn, why? because I value my time, and my $ per hour is worth more than what the kid down the road charges me to do it. You then bring in solar? Ok I have 9.60 kw on my roof, so what, I...

You're not really comparing apples to apples. The cheapest beer to make is probably kit n kilo, which will yield an alcoholic beverage, but not what I would describe as a "nice" beer/ale/lager. Coopers/Morgans etc range from about $20 to $25. The sugar another couple of bucks. Consumables...

Tell me ONE! government project that has come in on time? OR Tell me ONE! that has come in on budget? NOW! If you know of one that has come in on time AND budget, PLEASE share, and no the SA big battery doesn't count because it was poo-pooed by the pollies as being unachievable, Musk proved it...

It would be funny, if it wasn't so tragic. To say the horse has bolted is something of an understatement, way too little, and way too late. The roller coaster is already over the top, buckle up folks, it's gonna be a wild ride, and I suspect sooner than most think.

Quoting wiki, without giving them due recognition is plagiarism, Wheat beer - Wikipedia It's a copy paste job, word for word. I don't know a great deal about wheat beer and don't claim to, it's not my field of expertise, but my humble efforts have been favourably reviewed by european guests...

Newfies. Her "LOOK! it's like this" Him "Oh crap, I'm in the sh*t again"

This forum has been sanitised. Open and frank discussion? Nope. Controversial comment? Nope, and don't even think about criticising a certain companies product, no matter how well justified. Robust debate? Nope. WEAL #66 makes some very good points, I haven't always agreed with him, but nobody...

Yep, I use stations with steel rods that the baits are threaded onto, so stealing the baits can't occur. Allegedly the bait I use causes the rodents to become thirsty and they go looking for water, so dying inside hasn't been an issue (yet!) Love the idea of blowing the sh*t out of the little...

Traps will account for the occasional mouse/rat, but require constant checking/resetting, also rats are smart and can learn from each other, so if you have an infestation sooner or later they learn to avoid them. ,This time of year (Autumn) they move in looking for somewhere warm, I use bait...

DIY Controller Kit Large Box 3600 Watt All Stainless Element, Ultra Low Density

When drilling holes in any fridge/freezer: ALWAYS!!! make a hole in the plastic inside the appliance first (a soldering iron works well) Dig out the insulation so you have a clear view of the outside shell, then drill from the inside to the outside.