Thanks you. I don't think any of these come with a washing machine connection.

Thanks for watching, unfortunately I can't help you with the reason you're experiencing differing pressures, it could be any one of a number of things, from water quality to boiler set up.

Thank you. 😊

Hi, thanks for that, in all honesty I've no idea why you would have differing pressures for the faucet and waterfall, I had similar with the faucet and the glass washer, which lost all pressure, so all I can assume is there's poor quality fittings used on the internal diverters, can't say for certain without fully dismantling. Could have something to do with your mains water pressure or you could have your flow slightly reduced at the stop cock. Sorry I couldn't be more definitive, but should give you a bit of info. Thanks for watching.

@@mickyas1000 thanks!! My plumber was able to fix the water pipes that connected to the faucets a day ago, including the waterfall line.. so the issue is resolved.

​@@munirak5524did he say what the problem was, might help others if they come across the same issue?

@@mickyas1000 hey!! Sorry for the delayed response.. yes, he mentioned that he had fixed the 3 pipes incorrectly to main faucet which caused the low flow in the waterfall section side..

​@@munirak5524yeah, there's no clear indication as to which way round the pipes go into the fitting.

Hi, I've heard from other buyers that their faucet has broken internally, as it apparently comes with very cheap plastic inserts in the body. If the top vertical part is loose try using an alan key to tighten the small grub screw on the back of the faucet, if the whole faucet is loose, you'll need to tighten the back nut, if that doesn't work, then it would appear your faucet is damaged.

@@mickyas1000 Thank you for replying to my comment. My faucet fell out of place. Do you have Instagram or other social media? so I can send you a picture of my faucet. If you dont mind

@@mickyas1000 when using my faucet, I turned it very hard and then my faucet came out of place

​@@DaniDani-xz8uswithout seeing what you mean, it sounds like you've snapped the internals.

Hi, sorry for late response, just back from holidays. There are numerous variations of this sink, some come with soap dispenser, some with water filter and some with cup washer, it all depends on what you ordered as it will come with all relevant fittings, if you want to change one for another you might need to alter/purchase additional fittings.

Thank you. 😊😊 the drainage is a strange one, as it's much larger than anything we use in the UK, so the only way I could think of fitting it was to connect all the fittings together (they'll only go together one way so just take a few minutes to familiarise yourself with them), then use a 40mm compression fitting on the end of it, this is then connected to standard 40mm waste pipe, but make sure the outlet is below the grey flexi waste trap. Hope that helps.

The water filter is quite simple, if you buy filters like these... amzn.eu/d/cj07T2K this is a kit which includes a reducer (1/2"bsp to 6mm) needed to go from a John Guest 15mm male coupler (after the emergency shut off i mention in the video) so going from the 15mm water supply - attach the reducer, then you connect the 6mm pipe to it which you then connect to the bottom of the filter (insert the holding clips to prevent it coming out), then take a length of 6mm pipe from the top of the filter to the base of the tap (shown in the video), BUT just before you make the final connection to the tap, put the end of the 6mm pipe into a bucket and turn on the water supply and leave it to run till you fill the bucket, this flushes some of the loose excess carbon particulates from the filter. Hope that helps. 😊

@@mickyas1000 IM LOST!! so i need to buy those filter connect it under and at the other end put the water ?

​@@mesc161yes, the sink has a dedicated filtered water tap (2.07 in the video). Once you have the filter cartridge, you connect the cold mains water in the bottom (using 6mm pipe) and then take the 6mm pipe our the top into the dedicated tap.

I already have a round faucet, but my faucet is broken. My faucet when turned is loose. do you know how to fix it?. please answer I'm frustrated with my faucet.

I have this sink & leaking 😢😢 from the bottom any idea what do do

Thank you.😊

Aw sorry to hear that as the unit i got has been fantastic, I'm still using it now almost every day. You might have gotten a faulty unit, did you get a replacement or try another manufacturer?

BOSCH, Made in Malaysia, is very bad, I had it in Honbach Shop and bought 2022 April, but do not use it ten times, the camera doesn't work. I was in Bosch with GLM 120C bosch says really does not work, we are tested, but you do not save the bill. Yes, thinking Bosch Blue is quality and does not need it.Ok lost my money and pay school with Bosch Blue professional.Trash

Unfortunately he managed to escape and flew away, we were all heartbroken. :-((( We've got a new addition now and i call him Mr Nibbles as he nibbles EVERYTHING :-)) He actually speaks Slovak and i'll be putting up a video of him doing so, whenever i manage to catch him, without him jumping on my phone and nibbling it. :-))))

Thanks Mark, I just went into a local DIY Store (B&Q) and picked out a yellow I liked and which matched my Dewalt tools. 😊 if you need any further info, feel free to ask.

@@mickyas1000 I bought one mixed colour but wasn’t truly what I was looking for. That was b&q. If you have the code that would be fantastic. Keep up the great work

@@markjarman7819 sorry, can't remember the exact code I used, but if you're after the Dewalt yellow, their codes are... Name: Mikado Yellow Hex: #FEBD16 RGB: (254, 189, 22) CMYK: 0, 0.255, 0.913, 0.003 Some B&Q stores have a colour scanner, so if you have a sample of a colour you want, they can scan it and create a paint to match exactly. If I find my paint receipt with a code on, I'll drop it on here. 😊😊😊

@@mickyas1000 many thanks for that. I use a company online I’ll order some. Thank you👍

I've already made a rail system for it with a roller bar, which can be fitted on the back or sides to support/help feed long pieces of timber and detaches and clips to the back of the unit when not being used, saving space, so no need to alter orientation of the planer. 😁😁

Nee bother, thanks for allowing me to use your tracks, definitely the perfect tune for the video, Just added a link to your bandcamp page. :-))))

Yeah Owen, you're probably right, I purchased this, not from a tradesman point of view, but from a hobbyists and unfortunately, even then it really is a very poor machine. However, the blade is ok.

Hi Sam, I've not had a chance to utilise the app, but I have had a look and having had doubts about laser measures, I can confirm this is very accurate and does have some interesting functions for calculating room dimensions/quantities etc. Unfortunately due to the nature of my business, I rarely get a chance to fully utilise every function.

Mark Carter Just an honest appraisal. Only have first appearances to go on, followed by assembly then testing. If it was good, I would have said so (the blade was and I said so), simple really.

That's what I stated in the video. I am a tradesman, but even at that money, it should be better. As it is, it's terrible and not worth £180 regardless of tradesman standard or not.