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After the old forum software breaking in a way that we were unable to fix, we've migrated the site to a new platform.

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Did the postman bring anything nice today?

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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    on 1434449389:
    nah just knackered after a big weekend needed a little down time
    I can relate to that :)
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  • askthecoffeeguyaskthecoffeeguy
    back in the land of the living today and about to jump on  the roaster!
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    Good luck :).
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  • Brett HBrett H
    on 1434512914:
    back in the land of the living today and about to jump on  the roaster!
    Yay!!
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  • askthecoffeeguyaskthecoffeeguy
    Did a ripper roast on the Behmor today and the beans came up a treat - all is well in the world again !
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    Enjoy.
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  • GaryatGalaGaryatGala
    Onya Pat. Sometimes it,s challenging moments that make the good ones all the more sweeter. Most of us like to roast, it takes us away from life,s troubles. Another of my hobbies is fishing. A bad day,s fishing is still better than a good day,s work. my two cents worth [emoji16]
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  • Brett HBrett H
    Great stuff Pat.  Agree completely Gary!
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  • GeekKopiGeekKopi
    Great to hear Pat. Soon I'll be ordering from you [emoji3] Well today in the mail came a new outdoor dog bed for my 2 staffs. It is larger than what I thought (maybe I shouldn't have ordered the XL). $35 inc delivery from an eBay seller in QLD. Delivered in 2 days from hitting the pay button on PayPal. Now that is quick delivery. Dogs haven't laid on it yet as the little shits have been inside all day snoring.
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  • askthecoffeeguyaskthecoffeeguy
    Exact same thing happened with the bed I ordered off ebay for our old dog, GeekKopi - she never laid on it not once,  and I ended up giving it away !
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    I often think about a dog bed for Roxi but as she prefers cuddling up to Matt in his bed I doubt it would get much use.
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    My little measuring shot glass arrived this morning. Only 9 days from Melbourne  ::). It makes me fear for my future coffee bean orders though  :(.
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  • Brett HBrett H
    No I am days is that a record for speed for Australia Post?  If you had ordered it from Hong Kong you would've had a quicker no doubt. I fear for everything! It's my other hobby!
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    Hi Brett, Melbourne to Adelaide is usually 4 days, sometimes 3. This took 8 days. You are right, I have had stuff come from Europe and Asia quicker than I have Australia  :-X.
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  • GeekKopiGeekKopi
    Well today the mail man brought me a new compressor for the fridge that kicked the bucket overnight. Out with the old and the new one gets welded in place, vacuumed and gassed. The mail man also brought me HVAC tradie to do the job. Mrs said "lets get a new fridge" (The fridge is only 7 years old) and I responded with "really?" Not bad for $220 supplied and fitted considering the labour retrofitting a compressor and the job to weld it, test it, vacuum etc. This was after he came this morning to diagnose the fault, went back to his workshop to pick up parts (inc compressor) then came back to perform the surgery. The tradie even said that he used to (back in the day) cut open failed compressors, fix them and re-weld them shut. #oldskool. I am very impressed
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  • Brett HBrett H
    Wow!  A real tradie!  Brilliant!
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    Fingers crossed the fridge lasts you a good many years yet. Our just keeps hanging on, it is old and too small.
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  • Brett HBrett H
    I got some valved coffee bags without ziplocks.  I'm going to use pegs as the current batch of ziplocks don't seal fully  :doh:
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  • steve82steve82
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    I got some valved coffee bags without ziplocks.  I'm going to use pegs as the current batch of ziplocks don't seal fully  :doh:
    These thingys are gold. Even when the zip lock fails on my one way valve bags, one of these in between the valve and the failed seal is air tight. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Kitchen-Bag-Sealing-Stick-Storage-Clip-Rod-Sealer-Reusable-Fresh-Food-SYD-Post-/281611747121?_trksid=p2141725.m3641.l6368
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    They look brilliant Steve, I might grab some. The bag I am on at the moment failed and I just folded it in half and popped it in a zip lock bag.
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  • GeekKopiGeekKopi
    ok, so looks like the fridge electrics killed the new compressor too. seems its shorting somewhere. I threw in the towel (my wife did). The tradie didn't ask for any money at the end as he couldn't resolve it. now that is impressive even though I offered him recompense for his time, So tomorrow the postman (delivery truck) is bringing us a new 600L side by side fridge.
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  • Brett HBrett H
    on 1435208207:
    These thingys are gold. Even when the zip lock fails on my one way valve bags, one of these in between the valve and the failed seal is air tight. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Kitchen-Bag-Sealing-Stick-Storage-Clip-Rod-Sealer-Reusable-Fresh-Food-SYD-Post-/281611747121?_trksid=p2141725.m3641.l6368
    Great Steve!  Thanks... Ordering now!
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    Bugger Geek, it was worth a shot though. I was opening the oven door last night when it came off in my hand. Hubby patched it up but it probably won't be long before we need to go and buy a new one.
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  • GeekKopiGeekKopi
    on 1435275032:
    Bugger Geek, it was worth a shot though. I was opening the oven door last night when it came off in my hand. Hubby patched it up but it probably won't be long before we need to go and buy a new one.
    head into Masters if you have one close by. They have got some crazy sales on appliances at the moment. I got my fridge $300 cheaper than other places. And as always. There is something wrong with it. Noticed a small dent on one of the doors. Getting a replacement delivered Monday but until then I'll be using this as it's been hard 3 days without one.
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    We do have one kind of close-ish, we'll check it out. I didn't know they sold appliances, thanks :).
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  • GeekKopiGeekKopi
    on 1435287559:
    We do have one kind of close-ish, we'll check it out. I didn't know they sold appliances, thanks :).
    and this time I took out another 6 years extended warranty. Big mistake not doing it on my other fridge, the cost to repair it wasn't worth it (electrics were fried) and the mrs was bugging me for a larger one so it all worked out (not) [emoji26]
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  • Brett HBrett H
    Good-looking fridge!  Has it also got a PID?  My freezer has a PID.  So does my espresso machine.  I'm having one fitted also to the downstairs toilet... It's the way of the future.... PIDs.. I love em!  You can change the numbers on the front to suit your mood!  :stir I reckon my new heat pump has one too but there's a fine line between tweakabiliy and legionella! P.s I've had obnoxious on toast for lunch!  It's a great looking fridge!
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  • GeekKopiGeekKopi
    on 1435295788:
    Good-looking fridge!  Has it also got a PID?  My freezer has a PID.  So does my espresso machine.  I'm having one fitted also to the downstairs toilet... It's the way of the future.... PIDs.. I love em!  You can change the numbers on the front to suit your mood!  :stir I reckon my new heat pump has one too but there's a fine line between tweakabiliy and legionella! P.s I've had obnoxious on toast for lunch!  It's a great looking fridge!
    hi Brett yes it's sporting a dual PID as well as a fuzzy logic controller to adjust temp for both freezer and fridge automatically based on how much is inside. It also purges my steam wand automatically when I take the milk out the fridge and flushes the group head.
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    on 1435288766:
    and this time I took out another 6 years extended warranty. Big mistake not doing it on my other fridge, the cost to repair it wasn't worth it (electrics were fried) and the mrs was bugging me for a larger one so it all worked out (not) [emoji26]
    It is surprising how just one extra little mouth makes you need that bigger fridge :).
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  • Brett HBrett H
    on 1435296972:
    It also purges my steam wand automatically when I take the milk out the fridge and flushes the group head.
    Love.it  :rofl: Mate of mine has a new fridge also with full ice and cold water on demand.  My wife insists that our fridge has no fancy features.  She teckons that the more stuff it has, the less real-estate internally/$.  One day...
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