This is gold thanks mate

Yep exactly, thats why its 10A rated, technically someone could wire a 20A appliance to a 10A plug, which I have encountered a few times, and it will be fine for a few minutes. Depending on what type breaker is installed it may trip before that anyway.

Looks like youve done your research!

Depending on the kettle model, most draw just under 10A these days. General household outlets (at least in australia) are only rated for 10A anyway.

Ive used hundreds of kettle leads in my time and never seen one used for an actual kettle funnily enough

How is the power wired exactly? It looks like youve piggy backed off each cable before it, meaning the first cable is carrying the load from all after it which it usually isnt designed to do, should be fine if appropriately rated to the equipment.

Looks mint!

Just in case no one has said it, Pixelfed

Put it this way, Im not deleting songs that I dont like that are part of good albums.

I dont have any 1 star songs currently and barely any 2 stars because I just dont download those artists

I use Symfonium to do the same thing.

My rating system is a bit loosey goosey because its hard and tedious to catagorise music into more that 5 levels. Its mostly defined by how much/often I would listen to a song because that seems like a good base line.

Songs sonetimes get upgraded / downgraded on the fly and then siphon in / out to the respective playlists.

• 5 star: high energy, 99% wont skip, will listen to hundreds of times again
• 4 star: any energy just a good song, will listen to many times again
• 3 star: indifferent, might be a hit on the right day in the right mood, wouldnt listen to more than once a week
• 2 star: not for me, can understand why others might like it, wont make it in to any of my playlists
• 1 star: absolutely fucking not, mark for deletion (hyper commercial pop like the overplayed shit through the 2010s mostly fills this category)

Thanks for the ID

Top one is pine, bottom one looks like oak?

Not even the same timber if so. Pine is softwood Oak is hardwood.