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As i stated earlier the data should be portrayed as such % of total adults in this agegroup vaccinated submitted to hospital due to Covid % of total adults in this agegroup unvaccinated people submitted to hospital due to Covid The supplied stats are as almost as shi't as your gas or leccy...

Ok makes sense i see now thanks. So actually they really should present this data as some sort of population percentage. Otherwise it will look unintentionally skewed. Percentage of non/vaccinated adults presenting to emergency care in age group much better. Is there a table there illustrating...

No it clearly states Covid19 cases presented to hospital care. I read that as the sole cause for hospitalisation due to Covid19.

This doesn't look like 3 jabs is good unless i have read this wrong, i am no statistical expert but for 50 59 onwards third dose patients are higher than unvaccinated, can someone explain?

Thankyou for your time and response. Mmm indeed just thought im being a numpty all my stuff is Makita on 18v so, yes. It was more if there was a hybrid or other doesn't seem to be the case. Small xmas pressie for me going to grab the 1.5m rail and adapter. Thing is my wife was quoted 700quid to...

Ok had enough of my old corded Dewalt skill saw. Looking at a cordless saw and i want it to be useable with a rail too. Was looking at the Makita DHS680Z which looks like you can buy the makita adapter and then use it with their rails. Thoughts appreciated here! Is there a hybrid a better...

Looking at building me a summer house shortly 7m x 5.5m on hard clay high ground. Looking at using ground screws for the posts. Anyone had any experiences or recommendations tips?

Thankyou kindly here for your advice most appreciated.

I have knocked up a sheet with all the loads will attach here tomorrow

I am looking at heating a small summer house and need hot water for taps and shower. Anyone recommend a small electric combi? Or do i go Electric emersion heater in a storage tank and electric radiator? Will that be cheaper?

https://www.loco2heat.co.uk/files/ww/Cordivari%20TECHNICAL_SHEET_PUFFER_WATER_BUFFER_TANK.pdf 790x2130 for a 1000litres. If it's a reno can't you just whip out the door frame and edge of a wall whilst you get the tank in there. Note the height too!

Yep and as i said...

No i have a good potential solution subject to approval, along with some genius ideas of using a wire trace etc from another member here. Yep as i thought all talk and nothing to back it up, go on off you go.

That's a great idea thankyou kindly sir (y)

You can wind your neck in unless you actually have something positive or helpful to say. Captain No-misses. (i can't believe you have one)

You the guy that gets 95% discount at every trade counter? My retort was to your original sarcastic post about insinuating i may not be doing the job properly or to tight to do so. If you dont like my response (suffering butt hurt) dont dish it out (y) So whats the going day rate or estimate...

Oh stopit you're just attempting to reverse or you want attention? There is a big difference between quote your snide comment ""cannot" and "cannot be bothered/don't want to pay". And working out what has the least impact on the environment and still viable from a budget perspective. Moling...

Indeed hence you 'speculating' scraping round the unicorn tap roots of mature trees (after you've already done the damage on the surface) an adequate solution to routing the pipe, highlighting the fact you don't have the required knowledge to advise on installing the supply pipe either, you need...

(to which i responded i already have a forester report on the correct method here) :whistle:

It was YOU who made the wrong assumption and may i add an unnecessary negative observation, apology in the post i guess? ;)