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Hi everyone! Our Technical Champions website is live at: www.technicalchampions.org and we have several profiles pages that list links that are useful for each type of technician. If you have any links that may be suitable for theatre/drama technicians, please add them to this thread or email...

Hi everyone! Our Technical Champions website is live at: www.technicalchampions.org and we have several profiles pages that list links that are useful for each type of technician. If you have any links that may be suitable for ICT technicians, please add them to this thread or email us at...

Hi everyone! Our Technical Champions website is live at: www.technicalchampions.org and we have several profiles pages that list links that are useful for each type of technician. If you have any links that may be suitable for food technicians, please add them to this thread or email us at...

Hi everyone! Our Technical Champions website is live at: www.technicalchampions.org and we have several profiles pages that list links that are useful for each type of technician. If you have any links that may be suitable for art technicians, please add them to this thread or email us at...

Hi everyone! Our Technical Champions website is live at: www.technicalchampions.org and we have several profiles pages that list links that are useful for each type of technician. If you have any links that may be suitable for D&T technicians, please add them to this thread or email us at...

Ignore the American half of this video but when they get to metric it explains everything you should need to know... In short. the M number is the diameter of the thread, eg M5 would be 5mm dia. The thread pitch number is the measurement between the each 'peak' of the thread. Hope this helps.

There was a really article published yesterday explaining why making science technicians redundant is not a good idea and this shows the knock-on effect. This also applies to technicians in other school areas so is well worth a read...

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Welcome to our Technical Champions forum for all technical staff in schools and FE colleges in the UK. If you are new here, start a new thread and post a hello message in the New Members forum and introduce yourself to the community. :welcome:

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