What’s the setting or temperature of the iron? I am too scared of just putting it straight onto the jacket

Can you write a list of the materials needed to repair a waterproof zipper seal? (such as the seal that surrounds the zipper)

Thanks for sharing your experience of this Roger. I'm contemplating doing the seams on my old ME jacket, as I am similarly loathe to part with another £250 for a replacement. Can you recall the tape that you used and where you got it? I am assuming it comes with an adhesive side that is activated by the heat and that it requires no separate adhesive, is that correct? Thanks for any advice you can provide and thanks again for taking the time to produce this video.

Very surprised that's UK legal. Car seat surely is a weak point.

I made the mistake of buying the multi hedge trimmer/chainsaw and only came across this video after finding it absolutely rubbish. I thought I was doing something wrong. I bought specifically for the chainsaw attachment to keep some laurel trees under control and every single time I attempted to cut a single branch it would stop and had to be pulled away as the teeth were embedded but not cutting. I gave up and returned it and carried on using my old school trusty handsaw instead!

great tool

Thanks for the video. I just added wheels to my stand. I now want to add leg release locks. I have not seen how they are attached to each leg.

Pure fake video You snapped that lock before the video ? Why ?

I’ve been hand washing my little girls covers and it’s been a nightmare. Thank you for this! Now I can put it in the washing machine 👌🏻😀

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Pure Genius, saved the day on UPVC French windows, especially the reminder to flick over the internal cam follower in the mechanism to open the door!! Magic Peter T

Nice one Roger: You've certainly pointed me in the right direction. Thank you!

Wiggle it until you break it, that was so obviously pre-broken.

Just had this issue, thanks!

Brilliant, thank you. Valve fixed for just over £3 (and enough tubing left to fix again for years!)

This is just AWESOME!!!! Exactly was I was looking for and do to my miter saw stand! Thank you so much for sharing!!

There isn't a glass cup that completely avoids negative reviews? For example, KeepCup does offer a glass version, but its lid often leaks, and it's not fully lockable, which causes concerns about spills. I’ve been looking for a glass cup with a lid that’s fully leakproof, but it seems difficult to find one without these kinds of issues.

Is there an online store to purchase these washers?

hi friend

That's a weed where I live. Native Americans made a drink out of it that tastes kinda like lemonaid.

My Joe Blow Sprint floor pump does this and it’s brand new. 😢

what type of gloo that u use

this video is what im looking for i used gloo too

Aliexpress sell mini tyre levers for this tool. But they come with a Brompton tax as a pair of them cost 16 euro.

Oh my god what nonsense...just buy the bloody brompton tool kit, for goodness sake

I had to pick green, cuz of squirrels, so do I wait the 5 weeks,with good air flow, then rinse, etc?

Nice video. I have a question: How you do for use the air conditioned without the controls of the original radio? Thanks

Not all trimmer line is made equally. The cheap stuff is useless, its not the machine. Get branded, not amazon/ebay/supermarket special

The Einhell Trimmer & Hedge Trimmer looks crap is slow and needs to have more power it lacking in performance. I am currently looking at the Einhell Classic GC-HH 9048 900W Electric Pole Hedge Trimmer but not to sure how good it really is after watching your video but your one is batteries and there never any good when it come for more heavy duty cutting performance.

Apparently this is common with this gun

I found out, it might be easier to put pads first and then the spring. You can use any flat object, i.e. dinner knife to push the spring between pads. When putting pads with a spring together, somehow the spring always wants to escape, pads get misaligned, or it's impossible push them up to the end to hear the "click".

What is the black wire for I've not connected it but my radio reception is crap

Many thanks - just what I needed

How about when the handle retaining screws are inside ..and you are locked out..outside????

So cool ,great idea !!! 👍

You shouldn’t be doing this you haven’t a clue

That paving looks like it shoul be relaid.

I would have suspended the job so less heat was taken away by conduction and let it cool naturally.

There are several methods available for joining metals, including brazing and soldering. What is the difference between brazing and soldering? Let’s explore the distinctions plus comparative advantages as well as common applications. This discussion will deepen your understanding of metal joining and help you identify the optimal approach for your application. HOW BRAZING AND SOLDERING WORK Brazing and soldering join materials, usually metals, together by flowing a filler metal into the joint. In both cases the filler metal has a lower melting point than the base metals being joined. And for both metal joining processes, capillary, or the ability of a liquid to be drawn through a narrow gap, is the driving force. Gaps can vary, but in general they tend to be in the range of .002-.005" for best results. So what is the difference between brazing and soldering? The American Welding Society (AWS) defines brazing as a group of joining processes that produce coalescence of materials by heating them to the brazing temperature and by using a filler metal (solder) having a liquidus above 840°F (450°C) and below the solidus of the base metals. Soldering has the same AWS definition as brazing, except that the filler metal used has a liquidus below 840°F (450°C) and below the solidus of the base metals. Soldering can be considered the low-temperature cousin to brazing. Comparative Advantages. Although there are similarities between brazing and soldering, the temperature difference between the processes yields different behavior. Base metals involved in soldering are typically stronger than the solder itself; under the stress and fatigue of service, failure may occur through the solder joint. This means a that a soldered assembly may exhibit less joint strength and lower fatigue resistance than a brazed assemb

Just some added details to avoid confusion and buying the wrong stuff.... There are basically two ways of joining metal using heat - welding and soldering. WELDING entails heating the "parent" metal of both parts to be joined until they melt and flow together (usually adding filler material in the form of welding rods). The most common types of WELDING are "Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW or stick)", "MIG" and "TIG". WELDING is mostly confined to joining like metals (steel to steel, stainless to stainless, cast iron to cast iron, aluminium to aluminium, etc) but can be used for dissimilar metals - if you really know what you're doing....! SOLDERING differs very much from welding in that the parent metals are not melted but only heated sufficiently for (a) the SOLDER to melt and (be) for rmetallurgical bonds to form between the solder and the parent metals. (Essentially a sort of "gluing" process with the solder being the glue). The term "soldering" originally referred to the PROCESS itself irrespective of what metal was used as the "solder". It didn't really matter what it was as long as (a) its melting temperature was less than that of either parent metal and (b) it was metallurgically compatible. However, over time the term "soldering" has become associated with the joining of NON-FERROUS metals (copper, brass, bronze, gold, silver, etc) mostly using various alloys of lead, copper, tin, silver, gold and even ALUMINIUM as solder. Because joining of ferrous metals by means of a SOLDERING (as opposed to WELDING - see above) process has typically been done using a copper based alloy (brass or bronze brazing rods) as solder this has been generally become known as brazing with the term "brazing rod" being reserved for the brass/bronze rods used.

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Thanks so much, didn't have to pay 175 quid to get the Locksmiths, Brilliant Video 👏

25 mil. 26,27. Maybe 30,31,32.

for how long did you use those pedals, looks like they've had a pretty long run!

Thanks for this!

Roger, Are you saying the cord always breaks or only when you invert it for edging, please? Otherwise, surely there is a fundamental fault with the trimmer and should go back to the maker? I had one come today, but not used it yet, but the ones I've seen have have a cord that's twisted, so much stronger as its several cords turned together. Would like an answer if you have time, please.

Thanks for uploading this! I wouldn't have known how to take this on if you hadn't uploaded it

Looks a good repair. Not sure another ten years. Karrimor are not the best in my view. Leather walking shoes are ok for me. Trail shoes I have, some hop skip and run on odd off road running.

Great video thanks 👍 subbed