OneGuyFromBarlick

That didn't last long Yes, it's the back of my watch

What is it?

When I updated the firewall last time I neglected to re add ports 443 and 80. LetsEncrypt needs those open to authorise the domain before issuing the cert. It should do it automatically again in July (it did in February).

I've added a to the original so it's at the top of the current topics

Stanley wrote: ↑08 Apr 2026, 02:41 The site's security certificate seems to have expired......

Sorted

Taper jig?

Going back to the Black and Decker Workmate refurb, I've drilled the required holes and it's had two coats of wood stain. One more coat and I reckon it's ready for action. IMG_20260405_150945~2.jpg I have a cunning plan for the table saw, planer/thicknesser and router table. I am making plywood base...

The other bit of luck is that she had friends nearby and they took photos. They also went after the lorry driver because he hadn't stopped. They caught up with him but he ignored them and drove away. I wonder if the lady will want another car after this but she really needs one to get about and liv...

Stanley wrote: ↑04 Apr 2026, 00:13 You must be the best Dad ever!

Got to do something on a bank holiday

Where Tom says

Blackpool?

I've been productive today, shower is in the radiator and the cladding is on the ceiling Just a few bits for youngest offspring to finish off, there's a cabinet and mirror going on the bare bit of wall.

I'm over there tomorrow to help finish the job, panels on the ceiling, fit the radiator and stick on the skirting and coving.

You can't beat a bit of this for sticking plastic trim on with

I have the same issue, the cable that plugs into my docking station has a broken clip. Fortunately the laptop also uses WiFi so when the plug does slide out the WiFi takes over. I have another cable in a tin on my desk, I've just not got around to changing it.

The original fibreboard vice tops were starting to deteriorate The 25mm ply does the job nicely, I just need to drill a few holes for the lugs and ease the edges with the router

Holes for radiator tails Grouting, messy job There's a plastic skirting to go on and the sink can go in now the grouting is done.

Wendyf wrote: ↑31 Mar 2026, 13:24 I'm sure Colin would be well pleased Kev!
I do have some nice, sturdy pallets that have been stored undercover....

Oooh! I may well be up and some point with a hammer and bar to dismantle some. Thank you.

I'm slightly confused by the sacking of the Radio 2 Breakfast Show host, Scott Mills. I'm not condoning anything he may have done but, what happened to innocent until proven guilty? The BBC sacked him over allegations made and the 'case' didn't proceed due to a lack of evidence. Was it a knee jerk r...

Another step towards my home workshop, unfortunately nowhere near the scale Colin's (not jealous :-)). The 'bigger' machines will be mostly used under the gazebo due to space restrictions in the cellar,. As well as the new 'vice' timbers I am making plywood bases for the table saw and planer/thickne...

I think I've sorted it, I can get a 4ft x 2ft x 1/2in sheet of hardwood ply from Jewson Timber in Colne. I can then cut it to size (twice) and glue it up to make the one inch thick 'vice tops' :good: Even better, went to Merritt and Fryer's (Briggs and Duxbury) in Barlick. They cut me two pieces of...

I think I've sorted it, I can get a 4ft x 2ft x 1/2in sheet of hardwood ply from Jewson Timber in Colne. I can then cut it to size (twice) and glue it up to make the one inch thick 'vice tops'