A bit on the pricey side i would say !, theres that Military Green again.
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A bit on the pricey side i would say !, theres that Military Green again.
Ahem,
The item I listed was just an example.
The item I listed was for a 14!! pin socket and connector (you could have all your axes on 1 plug!)
The Item I listed was for 10 off not 1
£5.60 for a 14!!!! pin plug and socket is cheap in my book.
;) The above is in jest for the humour challenged ;)
THESE are the ones I bought, 10 off for 39 quid so thats £3.90 for a plug and socket.
You could buy 10, use 5 and sell the others here, they really are decent plugs, like I say, not Nato quality but more than adequate for the job.
regards, Jeff.
Its these young'ns Jeff, they always leap in without thinking.. ;):DQuote:
Originally Posted by Smiler
PC disclaimer - said in jest, no offence intended. I admit nothing and take no blame for anyone's inability to see the funny side... OK?
Thats a really nice job there Jeff. You've inspired me a little.
Got a sort of similar case from my old work station that I'm gonna use. Although I was thinking of maybe getting myself like an mini-ITX board or something smallish, and having the computer built into the case?
Dave.
Thanks for the compliment Dave, it is appreciated.Quote:
Originally Posted by lateAtNight
One of my distant plans (2nd half next year) is to do exactly that, a mini ITX board in the case and a touch screen LCD. At the moment I have to use a laptop simply because a PC wouldn't survive permanently in our damp workshop. However, I have now had permission from SWMBO to convert our stable block into a workshop:beer: This should give me a shop about 30ft x 12 ft just for my router and as it's a nice dry warm building I should be able to keep the controller (ITX powered) in there with the machine permanently.
Regards, Jeff.
pack of 10 ROGER ! lol sorry next time ill read it !