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I used to work for a large telecommunications company. They used to get engineers to get patents on anything they could think of. The reason was that if they ever got sued for patent infringement, then they simply pointed out to the suing company that they were infringing on the first company's...

I suppose this is where common sense comes into play? Or could you designate them as PELV, to get past the regs wording?

I hope it has pockets for my pipe-bender and pressure tester.

OK - fine. From personal experience I would advise anyone trying to make a 3D printed tool that has to withstand heavy torsion, to have some thought to how easily FDM printed objects will shear between layers. Without a novel design approach it would just be a waste of time. The problem is that...

What would you use on your printer for this application then? Interested to learn.

It would probably shear through the layers the first time you used it in anger.

This is exactly how 'AI' expresses itself. Generally setting up to start spamming...

Pretty sure it's not an actual Anglepoise.

There should be more than one earth wire. They need to go into the new lamp terminal marked with an earth symbol. With suitable earth sleeving.

cobblers

I thought you were talking about UK 2-pin sockets on shavers and toothbrushes

People are often told to take pictures, but rarely told to first mark wires of the same colour with distinguishing features, like paint spots or tape.

So why are you arguing with me? Take it up with Murdochcat, if you're that excited about it.

He has stated that he doesn't care.

Yes. Though that doesn't alter the question or the answer.

Businesses claim it back anyway. Eric effectively posted his address on this forum years ago.

A picture of each of these meters (with serial numbers redacted) might be helpful. My generation meter has, for example, the lettering 1000 imp/kWh next to an led, which relates to the number of impulses of the led that represents 1 kWh generated. I also suspect that you need to add the two...

It's behind you!

I have something similar which I fitted in 2009. It came a a kit of pieces from a now defunct company. Here is a picture of the filling point. In my case, I have to fill it using a modified garden pressure spray filled with glycol solution. The modification was to take the sprayer from the end...

I presume the wash basin still has water in its u bend?