That powdercoating thing looks pretty interesting.

Heres the links to the boogie board and reMarkable I posted above.

Boogie Board Sync 9.7

ReMarkable

https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/HOMMIX17061/Xiaomi-Smart-Robot-Vacuum-Cleaner-with-5200mAh-Bat

Haven't bought one (and am unlikely to) but one I have seen and really like the look of is the new iPad Pro Magic Keyboard. 

Magic Keyboard for Apple iPad Pro

It's WAY too expensive and not very versatile (doesn't fold back on itself, apparently) but it looks a thing of beauty. 

We paid around $140 including delivery to NZ, but this would have to be our most popular machine at home.

Especially with the lockdown, we fire this up alongside the coffee machine(s) so that we drink plenty of chilled water with our coffees 8-).

https://www.dicksmith.co.nz/dn/buy/kogan-ultrafreeze-ice-maker/

3g:

We paid around $140 including delivery to NZ, but this would have to be our most popular machine at home. Especially with the lockdown, we fire this up alongside the coffee machine(s) so that we drink plenty of chilled water with our coffees 8-).

 

https://www.dicksmith.co.nz/dn/buy/kogan-ultrafreeze-ice-maker/

Prior to the lock down I bought a PS4 and a Sony A6600. One has had considerably more use than the other!

everettpsycho: Simple but effective, but we got an aeropress coffee maker just before Christmas.

How different to a plunger is it? Do you use plunger coffee in it?

I purchased a electric demolition hammer,
https://www.bunnings.co.nz/xu1-1600w-demolition-hammer-kit_p6290541

So over the month since L4 was announced I have been “chipping away” (pun intended) at some old concrete that needed to be removed, including old post and pile footings, a path and some driveway edging. Quite satisfying, but also quite hard on my ageing joints, particularly my wrists.

Now I just have a massive pile of broken concrete to dispose of at some stage.

A Garmin 66i GPS with subscription for live tracking and texting anywhere on the planet with a clear view of the sky. I forgot to put the plan on hold for the lock down, but going to make up for it over the coming months hopefully with some tramping and mountain biking.  

mudguard:

everettpsycho: Simple but effective, but we got an aeropress coffee maker just before Christmas.

 

How different to a plunger is it? Do you use plunger coffee in it?

 

 

neb:

3g:

 

We paid around $140 including delivery to NZ, but this would have to be our most popular machine at home. Especially with the lockdown, we fire this up alongside the coffee machine(s) so that we drink plenty of chilled water with our coffees 8-).

 

https://www.dicksmith.co.nz/dn/buy/kogan-ultrafreeze-ice-maker/

 

Well it sure beats our existing method: All that cat hair in the ice, sigh. According to the Kogan page it consumes 105W, I assume that's when it's actually making the ice, do you know what the standby power use is?

Hmm, not sure on standby power sorry! It can't be too bad (certainly haven't noticed any real difference on the power bill!).

mudguard:

everettpsycho: Simple but effective, but we got an aeropress coffee maker just before Christmas.

 

How different to a plunger is it? Do you use plunger coffee in it?

 

 

Dingbatt:

 

I purchased a electric demolition hammer,
https://www.bunnings.co.nz/xu1-1600w-demolition-hammer-kit_p6290541

 

So over the month since L4 was announced I have been “chipping away” (pun intended) at some old concrete that needed to be removed, including old post and pile footings, a path and some driveway edging. Quite satisfying, but also quite hard on my ageing joints, particularly my wrists.

 

Now I just have a massive pile of broken concrete to dispose of at some stage.

 

I got a full boar one that is similar, but its so noisy that I have probably given it about 10 mins of run time in lockdown. Its dead quiet here and I dont want to be that person. Will resume demolishing the remnant of the shed foundation when its back to normal so people arent all at home probably swearing at me about noise.

SirHumphreyAppleby:

 

A little over 12 months, but I absolutely love my Nordic Pulver powder coating gun. I've got a lot of use out of that too. Nordic Pulver NP-11

 

What's the availability of different powders like in small quantities?

Kobo - like a kindle but works with Library books (overdrive) really seamlessly

We are now running 3 different models (kids on lockdown) and this new one seems like the best, and good value.

We got it from here https://www.booktopia.com.au/kobo-libra-h20-white-kobo/book/681495007806.html

Nice cases available on aliexpress