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Our (new) rural home operates 100% on rainwater. Six water tanks (2 sizes, 15,000 litre and 20,000 litre) are filled by rainwater from the 550 sq m roof via a 100mm pipe. The filler pipe is directed to the first tank in the "tank farm" (under the house). Water flowing into the first tank is then distributed to the other 5 tanks via 40mm and 50mm pipes at the base of the tanks (one 40mm and one 50mm between each tank). The roof is approximately 7 metres above the 100mm "spout" into the tank (noting that it is a charge system, the water dropping approximately 9 metres to go under the tilt panel wall before flowing up to the height of the top of the first/entry tank. There is a 100mm overflow pipe on the first tank (and a secondary 100mm overflow on one of the other tanks). The Archimedes principle of joining the tanks and them all levelling works during light rainfall however during heavy rain (we have rain events occasionally exceeding 100mm/hour for 10-30 mins) the system cannot cope and the first tank overflows dramatically. We need an overflow system from the inlet/first tank that does not reduce the level of all tanks (which a 200mm pipe at the top of the first tank would). A diversion system attached to the inlet pipe, to divert flow once the first tank fills is expected to be the only practical solution. Questions: 1) What size overflow pipe is necessary given the above information, and 2) What type of diversion/cut off valve will work in this scenario, noting that a mechanical system would be preferred (i.e. not reliant on electrical power as the power may be out during a storm). If an electrically powered option is the best we would accept it, particularly if it had a battery support system.

Thu Jan 29 2026

1 day ago

Open

We are installing a very small dust extraction / ventilation system for a sanding bay in a light industrial workshop and are looking for a mechanical engineer to review the proposed setup and provide a brief fit-for-purpose sign-off letter. Scope is limited to review and sign-off only. This is not a large or complex system. Details: Manual sanding only No spray booth, no solvents Single-phase extraction unit Light industrial / small workshop use We can provide: Photos of the sanding bay Room dimensions Extractor model and specifications What we need: Review of the proposed system Confirmation it is appropriate for the intended use Short written sign-off letter (not a full report) No electrical design required. Fixed price preferred. Budget $400 fixed price (open to discussion depending on scope)

Thu Jan 29 2026

3 days ago

Open

Ultimate Ears Hyperboom speaker not charging. Suspected charging port/cable issue.

Thu Jan 29 2026

3 days ago

Open

Looking for someone to respray my 1981 Datsun 1200 ute and complete minor bodywork. The car is straight overall. Scope of work: - Rust repair on lower sills and quarter panels - Tap out minor dents and straighten rain channel - Full respray over existing paint (scuff and shoot, not bare metal). Open door job including jambs and door faces, not interior. Preference for 2K acrylic, not base/clear. - Raptor bed liner in tray – will need blasting or heavy sand and prime before application - Remove and weld over tonneau mounts, aerial hole, and mirror holes - Reposition and mount mirrors I'm after a clean driver-quality finish, not show standard. You must have your own workspace and spray setup. I can deliver the car to you and handle disassembly beforehand if it helps with quoting. Happy to supply materials if preferred – open to discussion. You're welcome to inspect the car in person before quoting or commencing work. Budget is dependent on skills and experience, scope, and inclusions/exclusions. You'll need to demonstrate previous work before the job commences. Payment on agreed milestones throughout the job. Low-effort replies without examples will be ignored.

Wed Jan 28 2026

3 days ago

Open

need printed vinyl window decals 7 in total trimmed to 860 mm x 860 mm (x 4) ; 860 mm x 960 mm; 860mm x 1,050 mm and 640mm x 950 mm , quote to be justf or printing not installation - and itemsied pelase

Mon Jan 26 2026

5 days ago

Open

Hi there, I’ve just picked up a Cervélo Soloist aluminium road bike (size 54) and I’m looking for your help assessing it and planning a sensible rebuild. The frame and carbon fork are in decent condition for their age — not pristine, but no obvious issues, just normal cosmetic wear. It’s currently a bit of a Frankenstein build with mixed components. It rides and brakes fine, but I’d like to bring it back to a solid, reliable setup without going overboard on cost. One known issue: it’s missing one bolt from the seatpost clamp. The post still holds, but I’d like that replaced properly for safety. What I’m hoping for: • A general safety and condition check (frame, fork, headset, BB, wheels) • Advice on what components are worth keeping vs replacing • A practical, value-for-money rebuild plan (thinking Shimano 105-level, rim brakes) • Rough cost estimate for labour and any parts you’d recommend The bike is size 54 (I’m about 5’10”), rim brake, drop bars, and I’m aiming to use it as a road bike / commuter rather than anything exotic. Let me know if you’re happy to take a look and what the next steps would Wha ideally want: 105 Groupset (used) $280 Cassette + Chain $60 Cables + Housing $40 Wheels + Tires $160 Brake Pads $30 Bar Tape $20 Saddle + Pedals $45

Mon Jan 26 2026

5 days ago

Open

This is a lamp my dad brought from USA we use it for camping due to its very bright light, I also use it as a light for my bathroom because the lighting there is not very good. Now when I charge it, the batery lights don't go up but flashes when I plug it in and then turns off. I think is something related to the batery, I really don't know. I tried opening it but the screws are very tight.

Sat Jan 24 2026

8 days ago

Open

Seeking a qualified electrical assessor/electrician to review several electrical items that were stored in a basement and affected by flooding. The purpose of the assessment is to provide a written report/letter confirming that the items are not safe or suitable for continued use due to water exposure, for insurance claim documentation. Items requiring assessment: • LG OLED TV 55” • Soundbar • Portable Bose speaker • ADSL modem • Microsoft Surface tablet Items have been removed from the affected area and can be clearly identified. Clear photos, serial details, and background information are available to support the assessment. Requirements: • Licensed electrician or suitably qualified electrical assessor • Experience with insurance or damage assessments preferred • Ability to advise whether an onsite inspection is required, or if a documented assessment based on provided information is sufficient • Ability to issue a brief written letter/report (including licence details or letterhead) Looking for someone efficient, practical, and familiar with insurance claim requirements. Please message with credentials, availability, pricing, and preferred assessment approach.

Thu Jan 22 2026

9 days ago

Open

modifying a piano stool to have shorter legs. the legs use hanger bolts to attach to kerf mount. i can use bunnings to supply the legs such as these https://www.bunnings.com.au/adoored-150mm-rustic-square-timber-furniture-leg_p0225590 but i have not the tools to cut the 45degree face and place the hanger bolt square in the leg, similar to https://www.youtube.com/shorts/lO4a_9LUu-Q i can do the assembly and supply the legs; i just need the hanger bolt installed in a 45 degree flat on the leg

Thu Jan 22 2026

10 days ago

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