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Well Bath originally used something around injury cover, which I guess is outside of the cap, but not sure how they have then signed them up full time.

Yes, I suspect there will be a batch of players who aren't going to be around for the next world cup who will go. The big question is are they replaced by young English qualified or imports from SA etc.

Isn't the issue that all the English clubs are pretty much at the salary cap, so wont be able to take any players, not sure how Bath have managed it with Worcester players.
I know that Chiefs have had to let Simmonds go, as we were nowhere near what Montpellier could offer, and looks like Nowell will be following him in the next season or 2.

We went with one of the cheaper Samsungs , think we paid a bit less than that, but it has been pretty good, certainly no complaints coming from a condensor.

What have you got at the bottom of the walls? I would be tempted to dig a small hole and try and get a look at the footings, it is what our structural engineer asked us to do when we were investigating underpinning.

You are obviously going to want something that condenses, so that is either a standard condensor or heat pump, we recently switched from a condensor to a heatpump and it makes a massive difference to the amount of heat and humidity that is being pumped into the room, so I would go Heatpump.

Exeter looking back in form…

Yeah, If I had my time again, i'm not actually sure who I would go with, but I have a cupboard full of Makita stuff, sowould cost thousands to replace. My big issue now is that most of my batteries are getting old, and at £50 a pop that is going to be painful and not as fun as buying actual tools.

One thing I do like about Milwaukee compared to Makita in particular is the range in battery sizes, Makita is still in the dark ages there.

I don't think you will go wrong with any Red, Blue or Yellow...

Only thing I would look at is what over tools you are likely to want in the future, I know that Milwaukee and excellent in the auto range of things (buzz guns, wrenches etc.) but I personally think both DeWalt and Makita do better saws, and they certainly have cheaper entry points for those things too.

But that drill and impact will be excellent (as would the comparable Makita and deWalt ;-) )

I think you have to have a smart meter if you ever want to sell energy back to the grid... I have solar panels and no smart meter, and a lack of smart meter was given as a reason why I can't export.

They do, that is my friends land...

Or a boring answer is self adhesive cable tie mounts and a loosely tightened cable tie.

Ask someone nicely to 3D print something like this? https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1868445

Not sure where you are in the south west, but Smeatharpe near me does regular drive supercar days, but they aren't round a "proper" track, its an old airfield which they lay out into a track.

Yep, all installed and going really well, producing lots, but I guess that was always going to be the case in the sunny months...

I don't have any lying around, but when I wanted to try, I bought some of the bottles of ready mix, its not quite the same as the powder (its nicer) but it at least gave me an idea if I liked the flavours.

Well they are in special administration, so now owned by the government, so at some point they will be closed down, I guess when prices drop, but nothing inherently wrong with them now.

When the installers were doing my LVT, they also used a heatgun and gently heated the tiles up before cutting them, to give them a bit more flex.

The other choice is to see if your monitor has either pip (picture in pircure) or pbp (picture by picture) mode.

The benefit of this over powertoys is that it hardware based, so if you share screens in Teams then you can still share a portion of your screen.

It's a setting... https://www.excelcampus.com/pivot-tables/turn-off-getpivotdata/

I hate getpivotdata, as I can never see what it is actually doing.

You can turn off the Getpivotdata aspect of the lookups, not sure if that might help.

Loved Piranesi! I have a signed copy, one of my favourite things.

Up to episode 8.

Very excited about the bonus 11th episode, Which uses actors from the audio book, good omens and Gaiman himself.

Fairly standard according to my landscaper brother. It is down to make sure that the turf holds together when it is cut, rolled and then unrolled for installation.

Why do you want to remove it?

I once got a 5m metal fat max on an Amazon special for £4, I wish I bought ten of them…