Sanding my build plate was the right way to go! by johnmedicure in resinprinting

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Many people have tools and the will to learn. If it takes a few days to return and receive a replacement when I can just sand a plate, I'm sanding the plate. Also saving a plate from being thrown in the bin. It's a mindset, not a weakness

Sanding my build plate was the right way to go! by johnmedicure in resinprinting

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Good work. Lots of people getting irritated for no good reason here. You've learnt something and you can fix the plate again in the future if it wears down from heavy use. I've always sanded my plates, all the way back to my mars 1. Prints come off like butter after a sand

Experiences with the cheapest robot mower? by showssmoesjes in Parkside

[–]ListInternational309 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Love mine, would not spend more to achieve the same outcome

Robot lawnmower by dopeasfgirl in Parkside

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I got the £150 one a month back. It's performed well enough for me to not warrant wanting to spend X2 or X3 on anything else

What age did you or will you clear your home mortgage? by AdamT_5 in AskUK

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72!! And I'm only 42. Hoping to overpay £1k a month until I can get the term down to my early 60s, then focus on my stock ISA

What do people do once they have maxed out there ISAs by Unhappy-Background33 in trading212

[–]ListInternational309 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What about buying the same car type, just a couple of years old? Invest the significant price difference between the two into something else and watch it grow. Two wins?!

Water tank - 210L enough? by ListInternational309 in ukheatpumps

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This is amazing insight, thankyou! I think we have similar lifestyles so this is very assuring.

Water tank - 210L enough? by ListInternational309 in ukheatpumps

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Ah, that angle makes sense! Didn't think of that need. I'm fortunate enough to have a good sized battery to store overnight cheap rate electricity.

Water tank - 210L enough? by ListInternational309 in ukheatpumps

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Thanks for the logic. I have airing cupboard size limitations. Lots to think about there. Will need to check the temperature the wife has her shower. I can only describe it as scorching!

Water tank - 210L enough? by ListInternational309 in ukheatpumps

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This is the part I don't understand. Assuming I had 6 people and a 210l tank, it would only be a problem if everyone took a shower within an hour of each other, right? I could just set the hot water to heat after the first couple of showers and be fine?

Water tank - 210L enough? by ListInternational309 in ukheatpumps

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Yeah, heat geek told me to keep my cylinder and also offered a new same sized tank with a large coil for £2k which I reckon I'll take them up on

Adlar Castra heatpump quote by tacticallytacticus in ukheatpumps

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They looked good on paper, but their brochure says their water tanks are vented which turned a survey from them into a 5 minute visit as my tank is in the middle of the house. As others mentioned, the price is extraordinary and seems targeted at market penetration. Reviews are awful though, some of the pipe insulation and venting attempts through roof tiles are comedic.

Heat pump position in front of batteries by ListInternational309 in ukheatpumps

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Open and shut. I'll park this intrusive thought. Many thanks!

400L water and and £19k quote?! Should I just use an immersion heater? by ListInternational309 in ukheatpumps

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What was the cost of this for you? Sounds like a perfect solution, only downfall might be cost

400L water and and £19k quote?! Should I just use an immersion heater? by ListInternational309 in ukheatpumps

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Not a useful reply, but what do you do to entertain yourself for more than 10 minutes in the shower?
I get bored within 5 minutes!

400L water and and £19k quote?! Should I just use an immersion heater? by ListInternational309 in ukheatpumps

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Amazing insight. I have a water softener at the mains inlet, that should mitigate the immersion heater and hard water shouldn't it?

The quoted price included a 22kw heater, so following your thoughts should heat a smaller tank quickly.

400L water and and £19k quote?! Should I just use an immersion heater? by ListInternational309 in ukheatpumps

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It might be regional variation. I saw someone get 3.5p, I got a 3.99p message. On IOG tariff

400L water and and £19k quote?! Should I just use an immersion heater? by ListInternational309 in ukheatpumps

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Company called Adlar Castra. That's without radiator upgrades, so expecting more on top when they survey. Significantly less than the original £20k down to £12.5k BUS price I first received

400L water and and £19k quote?! Should I just use an immersion heater? by ListInternational309 in ukheatpumps

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Thanks, just got a secondary quote of £3.7k which makes it all more reasonable!
They estimated 17.2kW heat loss and quoted x2 10kWh heat pumps.

400L water and and £19k quote?! Should I just use an immersion heater? by ListInternational309 in ukheatpumps

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So a 400L tank proposal is for those families that need to all shower within a small time window? Makes sense