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I might have missed those codes - could I kindly ask you to elaborate?

I ordered the Anycubic Kobra 3 Combo from Ali for something like $570 delivered if you're looking for a cheaper option. Still yet to ship -…

The Makitas seem to pop up on Facebook a lot, often for really good prices. But I suspect a bunch of them are ex-tradies saws that have had…

Funny enough I have a GMC mitre saw also! I haven't used it for years, it was only ever good for very rough carpentry. I've been looking…

Here's me using a secondhand GMC thicknesser I bought on Facebook for $100 - what I wouldn't do for one of these!

I've built an Unraid server in my circa 2001 gaming case. Could I use this adapter to connect the old IDE DVD burner to the SATA ports?

I posted it to somewhere in Victoria, I think it was around $15 including the envelope.

I bought a 16TB drive from them in April. It started to experience errors last month, I emailed them and within about 2 hours had a…

I set up a NAS with a ton of movies and all my photos and a bunch of documents and have only used 4TB or so - genuine question, what is…

Your post says free delivery in Bendigo but on checkout local delivery is $4.99. Did I miss an option somewhere?

I had significant issues with Ikea buttons (all kinds) - they went flat in a few days at first, though there's now a firmware upgrade for…

There is an integration for BHyve which works pretty well. Personally, I don't mind the BHyve app, but each to their own. All that said,…

Thanks to you (and others) for the replies - I tried using a dd-wrt router but configuration was beyond my technical skillset, and the only…

I know nothing about networking. I'm looking for something that will easily allow me to segment off my iot stuff from the Internet (ie…

I looked a bunch of reviews a few months ago - there's not much between any of the 10w units. This is an excellent price though.

Is there an explanation somewhere of which Shelly for each use case? All I can see online is stuff from America and I have no idea if it…

Amazon will tell you no but it absolutely does. If I didn't know how consumer regulation worked I'd say that it was astonishing that the…

Probably a good option to start out - if you use it a bit and find it's not up to scratch you can flog it on Marketplace for $30 and…

I have the 511 and it's bloody enormous. Good quality cameras but a real pain to get working with Frigate.

I've been using Reolink but TBH I regret buying into their ecosytem - a real pain to use with Blue Iris or Frigate. So many threads filled…

The basic bench is pretty nicely constructed, I don't use it as a workbench really just storage. But I'd be confident putting a drill press…

I have a couple of Reolink cameras set up with Blue Iris. It takes a bit of fiddling to get some of their cameras to work ok but once…

Different laser but same wattage cutting 18mm softwood. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqFRmb0l5YU

They also don't pay tax in a lot of places.

Pretty good price delivered for this unit - I've seen it cheaper but delivery is often a killer. Gets pretty decent reviews on YouTube.

Very easy to work with in Local Tuya, unlike some of the Kogan stuff. Tuya promised an official fully local integration a couple of years…

For the outdoor one? That's exceptionally cheap! I don't think I've seen them under $60 and I've been looking for about a year.

The Tradfri? Yeah it's IP44.

There are basically no alternatives for outdoors, at least officially. But a lot of people just put regular indoor sensors outdoors, as…

The MDF won't survive long in a damp environment. You could replace it though with something more durable.