Great idea. Tbh I only used these because I already had them and I absolutely hate leaving the house 😂

No joke I use 1200 grit before I spray these days. Usually do 80, 120,320,1200

@@doitmyselfrunza really! I bet that’s a lovely smooth finish,same principle as when doing car body work I suppose eh.I’ll definitely give it a try👍

@@SteveStevieboy yeh it's like glass. Probably not needed to go that high but gives me satisfaction.

@@doitmyselfrunza well that’s what matters mate,I’m definitely trying it on my next mdf project 👍

Everyone using a shower without opening a window or ventilating using an extractor will cause you to have mold unless your house has a lot of holes & gaps. A new build house would be damp so quickly if you dried clothes inside without ventilation or dehumidifier.

drying clothes indoors is a long term issue. People dry clothes inside their house for 12 hour periods. You don't have 12 hour showers. If you do one wash a day and dry it in your house every day you would have a constant humidtiy problem and to be honest so many households in the UK have this exact problem. Humidity around 70% day in day out due to drying clothes.

The oven ranges. When it's not reached heat it can cost around 2 quid an hour, however once it's reached heat which is typically most of the time it drops to around 14p per hour,

Same with a fridge, it only uses a lot when it's working hard to cool down,

what dos that mean?

This dryer is for countries with winter months and with high humidity. Kerala doesn't hv winter.

No it's a clients house

Can do. I prefer to have something I can use over and over again and easily empty though

@@doitmyselfrunza the marg tub works the same way.👍

@@biddlybongdavinport5995 oh I see what you mean. Interesting, will have to give it a go.

I even use them for lifting up sofa to find my lost AirPods after the kids have touched them

Thanks!

No idea what this means

No, not a cowboy. The client told me the door fell off that day. She said she needed it to go back on instantly. I said I can only fix it temporarily until I come back next week to do other jobs when I'll be filling with wooden dowels. I only had plugs on me. However I'm going back today and that door is still up. Now, if you would've asked me "how come you used plugs in a door? Shouldn't you splice it" I would've replied and thought you were a normal person. However you've done the classic thing of calling someone a cowboy so I'll let you have that one comment and anymore I'll just block you. Don't have time, energy or need for any negativity. Life's too short

​@@doitmyselfrunza mate your doing really well don't let foolish people wind you up, head up eyes forward I've subbed and liked and looking forward to seeing more content 🕊

I suppose golf tees are good because they are tapered so you don't have to do as much work as you do with wooden dowels. I usually have a 10mm drill bit with me so typically use 10mm wooden dowels but golf tees would be quicker

Going to make a new one, a better one so will do a how to

hahahaha yeh it's almost caught me a few times. I've had all the kids I want now so what will be will be

agree, they've saved me a lot of times when working in the new build estate up the road from me. Any time I go up there I take some with me, the only thing that gives me a good fixing in the cheap thermalite blocks.

"cut list optimiser" or "smart cut". Both do the same thing. I use smart cut mainly

Guess it depends on what you're washing. Maybe it's my wife's knitwear or kids school clothes that do it.

@@doitmyselfrunza I guess at some point it starts snowballing, because a couple strands of stuff stuck in there are gonna be a very effective filter.

I think I'll just get a battery one to avoid all the faff. I'm too lazy to phone up and get them to send a new one 😂😂😂

Pretty sure he’s calling it that as a joke.

No this brand is called win bag. That might be a joke on the company's part maybe.

😂😂😂 what?

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haha, yeh I do agree. I think I will use it at some point but they really need to bring the price down on it and they'd probably make a lot more profit. Unless it has to be that cost because of manufacturing but I can't see how it can be that much more expensive than other mdf to make.

In fact I'm going to make my workshop door out of it