what search term do i need to use on temu to find it on page 1?

Interesting, could be but I'm not familiar with that brand.

@wanderingsandmusings9255 they're a French tool company owned by Stanley black and decker. One of the usag wrench line ups is used by mac tools rbrt wrenches, and they are mighty fine wrenches I must say, they've outperformed snap on own FDX wrenches.

thanks for watching I will show my other agate glass piece soon

Good to know!

This is the info I was looking for! 😊

Great info, thanks, always wondered when they began acid polishing.

Its ok to have the mains tap on all the way, however normally I back it off a little as it reduces water flow a bit and then I don't need to turn the gas up as high. However you need to turn it off when finished, as it will drip at the connection point and where the shower hose is connected. After turning off the tap, I also open the shower head, to de-pressurise the hose etc.

@wanderingsandmusings9255 and did you replace the shower hose and head did you say

@@sandiek9151 The hose just unscrews from the unit, on a standard 1/2 inch pipe thread. The issue is its a plastic thread on the hose, so very easy to break.

It will be interesting how it sells pre-owned in a year or two from now.

Kev is everywhere :)

Makes sense - have seen quite a few without numbers.

@@wanderingsandmusings9255 lol, since I started my own glass channel it’s like the pit of despair. You think you know something, then you trip and fall into the hole of your own ignorance, over and over. But learning is fun……right?

I want a similar camera with a 1 inch sensor, but there isn't one on the market as far as can see.

Yep! I found my generic does not power my reciprocating saw.

good to know!

1870 to 1890 sounds about right if they have a lot of wear - that can be the best guide.

@@wanderingsandmusings9255 cheers mate yes they do one can see they have been around. One question if I may sir ? Is I have a glass with an almost exact mark on the bottom. But the glass has what appears to be like a pearl glaze in the glass. It’s hard to explain but it’s different in respect to the colour of the glass. And it has a thick rim on the top with a little bump with not an exact evenness on the rim. Ranging from 1 mm to 2 mm around the tip rim. But it’s very interesting topic that can be quiet hard to date some items. I often find it difficult in finding makers marks on glass. Sometimes it’s anything from 3 small lines to an initial or a pattern. But sometimes it’s just wear or manufacturer imperfections. But thank you for your channel I’ll be sure to keep updated with any information you have. I have a huge range of glassware perhaps several thousand items. It was a hobby with the majority being items from old estates. Living in a RUAL town in Southern Western Australia has huge ranges of these antique glasses of all kinds. Particularly with these items staying with settlers brought over from England and Europe in the mid to late 1800s. But I find it fascinating the history and the huge amount of particularly French glassware whom I believe held the making of glassware with a high degree of security in the 16th century and particularly from England getting their hand on the manufacture process until it was learnt in France then brought over to the UK. Forgive me if I’m incorrect it was something I read many years back. Thank you again. Best of luck and I look forward to watching your channel in the future. Regards Patrick Bridgetown WA.👍🇦🇺👌

@@PatrickWilson-v3d Hard to say without looking at it, I don't see many pearl-like antique glass items, if any at all. If you put a video of it on youtube I'm happy to take a look.

you're welcome

no worries thanks for watching

no worries

Yes a lot better now, thanks, eating normally again, which was the main thing holding me back.

@@wanderingsandmusings9255 feed a cold, starve a fever - plenty of fluids and rest up dude

@@jimgiraffe5253 cheers

Yes, I believe it would work fine for that.

It has roughly the same amount of torque as their previous top tier DCF899. Granted you use genuine battery that is at least 5Ah. Although 6Ah normal or 5Ah PowerStack give the absolute best performance you can get out of this tool. So while pricey, they definitely worth it if you serious about it.

good times

We can still buy them here but only one place sells them.

​@@wanderingsandmusings9255 not worth the cost especially since the lifetime warranty isn’t included or soon won’t be. Mine has developed a crack on the top left of the stove and all three that I have replaced. They stopped replacing them, but I’m glad it’s working for you watch for that crack, it usually happens after putting a lot of dry fast hot burning wood in the stove. Like dry ash wood. If you can get it red hot it’ll most likely develop a crack. I needed the heat here in the winter but a cast iron design might be the way to go.

@@ChristBringDelight thanks I will have to keep an eye out for that - will get it welded if it happens, I'm nostly worried about corrosion in the base as water g.ets in when im away sometimes

thanks!

sounds like a good choice there, 12-200 would be a good one for me to try one day. The 12-35 is autofocus, but I often use it in manual mode too.

It's very helpful indeed, have taken many handheld photos in good light. For video, you will get some shake, with moments of smoothness in between, and if its windy micro jitters even when using a tripod. The jitters can be removed in post if you have time. For best results set focal length somewhere between 300 and 340 mm in the stabiliser settings, and use IS lock.

Indeed that would be incredible! I think though a lot of those specs are still some way off for Panasonic.

would love to see a m43 compact gm5 style release

that's great, glad the GH6 is getting some love!

the real crisis is the crisis of credibility of the youtube camera circle

@@wanderingsandmusings9255 I don’t see a crisis. There’s nothing going on now that’s any different from 30, 40, 50 years ago when the reviews appeared on magazine racks rather than on our phones. Except for the number of reviewers I suppose. There’s many more now, but I don’t think they are any more shill-ish today than an any point prior to now.

lol!

Without a viewfinder? I don't think so, most of the user experience of the x100 comes from it's hybrid ovf/evf

@@CianMcsweeney full frame is far more important than a viewfinder. Flippy screen is also more important than an evf, providing the auto af is good enough, and it will be!

@@18yearsoldnot for what? 😂 I have both full frame and apsc cameras and there really isn't that much of a difference in quality these days unless you're obsessed with bokeh. A viewfinder, for photography at least is essential for framing shots properly

@@CianMcsweeney I have a few cameras too and I never use the evf. Are you long sighted or a hipster? 😜 full frame in my experience is way better for landscapes - especially when there’s bright snow that’ll clip the highlights or even in the evening when you want to capture sunsets

Panasonic’s menu system is just fine. From what rumors are saying there will be a cleaner more basic menu system for the S9.

The hype cow must be milked

@@wanderingsandmusings9255 🤣, Get it Bro !!