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Right to repair law



Right to repair' law https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56340077


Although full time job, sometimes been asked to repair (like everyone else on this site) electrical /mechanical equipment big or small  up to the not so easy washing machines and mig welders.  Down to a few items nowadays due to the throw-away attitudes that people have, as items do not cost as much as the older items once did.


The skip sites were valuable to me to hunt for parts as I repaired items for no cost whenever I could. Due to H&S you are not allowed now this past few years to remove anything from a skip site.  


The big winner of this new law. "The right to repair " will be of course that big rich company where you can get anything even a small £1 switch in a big cardboard box  (and I use them for parts), the loser will be the with hundreds of big vans travelling all over the country for small items.


This is only a small courteous take on this from me, others may have a more generous view.


regards

jcm

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  • For replacing plastic parts, it would be handy to know somebody who has a 3D printer.  They are becoming increasingly popular these days.
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  • For replacing plastic parts, it would be handy to know somebody who has a 3D printer.  They are becoming increasingly popular these days.
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