Mine was £190 and that was a long time ago.

It's possible to do 45 degrees but it would require some preparation. Wouldn't be a straightforward process.

Hehe thank you for watching

It should be locking straight without learning a secret technique or making adjustments

You can add the text to any layer with Inkscape or in Lightburn

Glad that my video was some help

You can get a reducing collet to 1/4

Thank you for watching. All the best from Poland👍

Thank you for watching. Greetings from Poland

My wife's bike has some issues with changing gears so needed something to get it up in the air as it was so annoying in any other way I tried.

Lol I'll have a look in the banned section of comments then 🤣

Just check it and there is nothing there so not sure where your comments are going 🤔

@@CasualDIY Not sure what's going on, I even thought it was because I had 'KZbin' in the comment, but this one went through ok ... I'd been trying since yesterday and all of sudden it suddenly posted ok!! Cracking project BTW 👍

Maybe you got shadow banned or something for some time

yes

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Good tip actually thank you

As far as I remember the blades were brand new

Any bolt will do, you need a washer in-between an a wing nut.

Thank you

Glad I could help!

They are great, still can't believe how well they work. Just make sure to use some solid hardwood for it

I do like tool reviews, I'm a toolaholic xD

@@CasualDIY so do I but they give me the "I Wants" and they get me in trouble with the wife lol

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Its about the positioning in the jig, otherwise the fingers wont fit in the right order. I think the video covers everything in great detail not sure what else I can add.

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Yes I was thinking of putting thin leather but I only got that really thick one that wouldn't wrap around. And yes so easy to add a shelf or just some storage to it for some tools👍 Thank you for watching 👍

I don't have the automatic bed leveller so can't really say. I don't see the need for an extra rubber separators.

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Not sure what you on about. I don't use any filters.

@@CasualDIY Lmao I am so sorry I thought I was commenting on a completely different video my bad

Mate , that's absolutely mental, mybe. I will give it a go on a wet winter day. Its scorching here at the minute❤ Thanks Steve

@@StephenCheeseGardenServices go for it , well worth trying out

​@@CasualDIY I will have to convert the Steve Ramsey Potting tables on wheels into to the following Casual DIY tables, I feel like I might be cheating on him. It's funny how many purposes a work shop can have. Got it all set up for seed sowing in the shed at the moment. I like the jigs and table up grades you have made, I give some of your inventions a try later on down the road , winter times good for pottering around in the shed , have a great week Steve 🤠

@@StephenCheeseGardenServices all the best 👍

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Sorry which part of the video are you referring to? Could you drop me a time stamp please?

@@CasualDIY 8:09

​@@CynergyDiva it's a size of your choice for your final project size

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True but then take it apart few times and the screws won't hold. I will be taking this down for winter. Plus I do cover my raised bed and this goes on when the cover comes off. I had one put together with screws and eventually it fall apart as the screws didn't hold - and that's after just one season.

@@CasualDIY Which is why you use bolts through the front to the back 🤣 ... thanks for taking the time to reply 👍

No 😅

Thanks mate. Exactly and its so simple to make. Seen different trellises in local stores with poor quality that maybe they would last one season and they costed a small fortune. To buy a house in the UK of that size and that much land you would have to be a millionaire for sure. Prices of properties in UK are crazy compared to what you get. In Poland most houses are built by privet people that's why the overall price will be lower. Sure you can get a company to do everything from A to Z but that's not so common. Developers here build flats and flat estates rather than houses. Where it comes to my kids and their English well it's kind of scary that my son got to a point he more or less forgot all his English! And he had perfect accent as well😢 but now he is attending some extra classes so it started to come back to him. My daughter was too small but surprisingly (not sure where from) she has a very nice English accent when she says the odd word. So there is hope 😄

Hahaha it alway amazes me just how quickly the children either lose their accent and how quickly they are able to pick up a new language. I've Italian friends here in the UK and when out and about they all have to speak in English but once inside their house they have to speak in Italian, it's the parents way of making sure that the children don't forget their original language.

​@@simonr6793best way to be honest

Thank you

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Hmm are you thinking of putting grooving blade? Personally I only used max 3mm kerf blade on my Rage but I think 6mm grooving blade should be OK.

Thanks Tom that's good news 6mm would work well for me will be using this with a cross cut sled for cutting box joints .👍👍

Hehe no we don't unfortunately 😢

@CasualDIY Yeah... And I believe I have some in the fridge, but I've been unable to do much... Dengue, I believe. 😕 But I'm getting better and I'm going to try it later today. 😊

​@@MCsCreationsI wish you good health mate👍

Thank you kindly

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I have a normal approach to myself to be honest. Its about building a story, connecting with viewers etc. If you don't like it just move on to other channels 👍 no one is forcing you to watch. All the best.