@brianp38dse who do you use to repair your A/C? Is it that place near Chertsey Bridge?
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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tomcat59alan
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I should really get my 3d printer out and running again - so many things I find that I need to replace but could print them.
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Things like that don't tend to print well and are not very strong. Mind you they do make a carbon fibre filament 
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last time i used auto parts down kingston rd by the jolly butcher, i am try to get my mate to redo itbut he has to wait till he has a fridge to redo.
Things like that don't tend to print well and are not very strong. Mind you they do make a carbon fibre filament
I dont know anything about 3D printing, it seems like very hard plastic and not very pliable, like you say if there was some carbon in it, that would make it tougher?
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I have printed lots of things over the last few years and find anything less than 4mm thick has very little strength.
I should really try a few different materials, Nylon, ABS, Carbon fiber. It also makes a big difference how it's printed.
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Carbon fibre snaps easily
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I know relay 5 is doing it's job because the passenger side works a treatIf you test continuity fron 85 to earth then that should prove the circuit from relay 4 through the screen is intact. Then put a thin wire in 85and put the relay back,attach a test lamp and start the engine,switch on the screen and if the test lamp lights then you have power going to the screen and that relay 5 is doing its job.
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What if it's mixed with PLA? has anyone used it?
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Yup,but it also activates relay 4 for the drivers side.good to know 5 works,that means your switch is earthing relay15 which is ignition powered to activate relay 5.I suppose they could have made it more complicated if they tried.I know relay 5 is doing it's job because the passenger side works a treat
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And her cooking.
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Felt a bit of flex when I let the clutch up and suspect engine mount rubbers are getting tired. £15 for Bearmach - been there before and refitted originals they were so ****e so Land Rover it has to be. £70+VAT so that's a job for warmer weather.
Dusting of snow but not enough to tempt my away from my beer.
Dusting of snow but not enough to tempt my away from my beer.
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Oh yes I can . She loved to wake me up sucking my c*ck. Shame she went back to Australia. She was a proper SheilaBet you can't remember what you had for breakfast though.
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And then you woke up.Oh yes I can . She loved to wake me up sucking my c*ck. Shame she went back to Australia. She was a proper Sheila
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I used to live in Earls court, then ausi birds I am sure had a tick off list of all the different nationalities hey had, and ticked us off the list, not that I cared much, never had a bad one between the sheets.Oh yes I can . She loved to wake me up sucking my c*ck. Shame she went back to Australia. She was a proper Sheila
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