Recent content by salem2000

Maximum operating temperature for this proccessor is 73°C. If your close to this temp, check and clean your fan & heatsink (It's scary what they collect) If your using a standard cooler, change it for a better one. I recently fitted the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus, to my father-in-laws PC...

This looks like the fiberboard we used to make office partitions. Some were coated with a hard plastic type coating, the inner core was the same stuff as used for pin/notice boards.

For Hob - http://www.espares.co.uk/part/cookers-and-hobs/knobs/leisure/p/1599/433/0/0/660601/hob-%2f-hotplate-control-kn.html For Oven/Grill - http://www.espares.co.uk/part/cookers-and-hobs/knobs/leisure/p/1599/433/0/0/189176/oven%2fgrill-control-knob.html

I was under the impression that after the insurance company paid out on the insurance, the vehicle was their property not the original owners.

We park on our front, and drive over the very low curb. Had a visit from the local enforcment officer, who said that we must apply fro a dropped curb, or not use the drive. I pointed out that in our deeds, there is a clause that allows us unrestricted access from the end of our road and onto our...

Have to agree. Start from fresh, then ghost the system (I use Norton Ghost) We have three PC's on our home network and I do a complete system backup once a month on all three to a secondary internal hard drive. By doing this I can re-install all three PC's in less than an hour. By having...

You should use several layers, from your post it sounds like you only used one.

Why is he another customer from hell. If the installer did his job properly, he wouldn't be after him. I would do the same......

You will also need a fire break between the room and garage. There are many things to consider with your proposal, and taking a short-cut is not a good idea. Do it properly or not at all.

The Baxi SP fire front is quite nice and have seen them new from around £700. You can find used/refurbished ones, however ALL gas appliances MUST be checked and install correctly, and never altered in any way.

Personally I would have the Gas moved so that the cooker sits flush to the back. Much neater finish.

http://www.wood-floor.co.uk/accessories/solid-stair-nosing.shtml damn expensive though Bit cheaper http://www.citywoodfloors.co.uk/accessories/thresholds-and-profiles-for-use-with-engineered-board/

In our old house, we used a lump of Celotex/Kingspan and used no-nails to glue it to the panel. You can usually find a good sized piece in skips or leftovers from someone doing some building work.

I agree that it is very wise to inform people just how insecure the standard cylinders can be and am all for that, however I ment instructions on how to open these type of doors.

The boiler was serviced at the beginning of this year. :(