Not yet, it's been a long week.
They will get called next week probably, even just to have a conclusion to this thread, since ultimately I'll probably start looking for a digital one to fit myself.
For an extra five or ten quid they could have given me a proper one and saved themselves the...
Everything seems to read as expected.
I figured out how to remove the two little plastic inserts that control the lockable range, allowing me to set the dial lower than I was able to before, and I've found a point at around 12 degrees on the dial where the thermostat will actually knock off...
I wouldn't have expected to get 230v on that one because it's just the 'call for heat' one; it seems to constantly fluctuate between 0 and 5 volts.
I get 238v to the blue one on the left, which makes more sense to me because it comes from the same grey cable that the brown comes out of.
Are...
Appears to be wired correctly...?
Maybe the 'heat anticipator' is the problem, but I can't currently see how to adjust it, if it even is adjustable. It might be hiding behind the dial.
I'm in a 1 bed flat. The living room and bedroom each have their own thermostat, and no TRVs. Supposedly the thermostat in the living room controls all the radiators, bar the one in the bedroom, which should be controlled by its own aforementioned thermostat.
For whatever reason, the other...
The housing association put in a whole new heating system for me two days ago. (Boiler, two new thermostats to replace a single old one, new radiators and pipework)
The two thermostats are EPH CM3 models. I heated the room to 20 degrees last night and then decided to turn the thermostat down...
In theory it should be a brand new blade, since it's the one that came with the saw, which was new and unused before I started this project.
I don't recall rushing either. Being my first time with a mitre saw, I was being extra cautious about every aspect of what I was doing.
Can sharpness...
I cut eight timber joist legs for some very basic tables. Each one ended up with the same 'burn' mark with a slight indentation. Don't know why it happens, but obviously it needs to stop. I was cutting with this.
Looks like 18mm ply...?
I'm currently looking at something like this to hang my mirror.
It would make your gap between the wall and the mirror more like 4mm.
Came across 'Eagle Clips' whilst watching random YouTube videos about mirrors. Interested in getting something like that to hang my mirrors with.
Looking for advice on whether or not they are the best and / or cheapest brand...?
Don't fancy the plastic variety much.