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GUMPY

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  • Location
    Wonderful North Devon
  • Occupation
    Stuff work, that's for youngsters
  • Boat Name
    Kayak
  • Boat Location
    On the canals of Devon and Cornwall

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  1. The CNC machine at work cut it fine using a router type thing not sure what speed it ran at.
  2. HDPE can be cut with a saw and drilled much like wood can just take it easy. I used a jigsaw to cut my fender hangers. Never had a problem with it melting. My hangers were two pieces bolted together as I only had 10mm thick HDPE. A deburring tool is essential to get rid of the sharp edges.
  3. I'm afraid most of it came as scrap off cuts from my last work place. I did get some from on eBay for other projects. A very useful plastic 🤔
  4. HDPE is great stuff, hard enough to have strength but soft enough not to damage the paint provided all edges and corners are rounded off with a deburring tool.
  5. If I had to it would be a bowline. However mine were attached in the same way a tent guy rope is, easily adjustable.
  6. The joys of SSA I do miss the river but not the SSA 😲 I see @blackrose is going nowhere on his boat for a while 😉
  7. Found a pic from the sales details that just shows the hole there are two on each rubber. Blue arrow points to hole
  8. The original rubber would have a couple of slots in the top to allow water to pass down below and out of the drains. I don't have the boat anymore so can't do a picture😲
  9. I guess it's due to the fact that B42/48 and N78 are all in the same frequency band. My Huawei says 5g only on the external ports but looks like in reality it means 3.5ghz band. Never seen it expressed as channels before. Question is do the lower frequency 4g channels use the internal antennas when external antennas are connected?
  10. You generally only need 5kW to run a heat pump and heat a house so 3kW would be enough to run a heat pump to keep a boat warm.🤔
  11. It has to be more than the cost of a full time mooring in that area divided by 365. £15 would be more reasonable outside London.
  12. I found a fault! Whilst is supports most bands on its internal antennas on external antennas only B42 and B48 on 4G and N78 on 5G are supported. So not much use on 4G if you need external antennas.
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