Midweek 149
- petermillard
- Nov 1, 2023
- 1 min read
Another chatty catchup in this one, and with the Medite video 3 - hopefully - finished, I share a little bit of tool indulgence that will make it onto the 2023 gift list.
Enjoy!
Direct link - https://youtu.be/x2j_oB4ZpCA
Nedo F380211 Messfix-Compact Telescopic Measuring Rod - https://amzn.to/45QGc7d
surely a dist would be more compact cost less and store better with more accuracy?
i had some of the electric battery operated blinds and our sales and install team were great
perhaps consider offering these cabinets to members...sustainability, recycle, reuse etc?
May I suggest the Festool Pizza Cutter for the list?
Hi Peter,
We are a kitchen makeover business, supplying doors for kitchen cabinets and wardrobes.
The tolerances used in the industry are height less 5mm and width less 4mm, so that for a 720mm high by 500mm wide carcass it would have a door size 715h x 496w which allows a reasonable margin for squaring up.
Interesting to see your demo. with the telescopic measuring rod. The measuring rod we have is from ESS-Safeforce. This has the advantage of having the readout positioned not at the fixed end, but at the end where you pull out the extensions. This means that it is much easier to read off the dimension without having to get to the fixed end, and possibly…
Dear Peter, there is one thing I wanted to mention: When showing around your new kitchen or in the workshop, such pans with a wide-angle camera cause nausea for a lot of people (who don't wear glasses) viewing this. I don't notice it myself because I wear varifocals and I always have a strange field of vision in front of my eyes anyway. But for people without glasses, such a camera pan with such a distorted image around the edges is not pleasant. My wife always moans and complains that she feels sick when the camera crosses the room once more.