What timber did you use?

Where is the spindle lock please

Erbauer are expensive Chinese made tools. They are rubbish! Screwfix do not publish negative previews on their website. They pulled my review on the erbauer tool

I need to see the full video

Got one today but I can't get to grips with the straight edge guide. The thickness of my board means it goes in the spacing between the rule and the edge itself. Any tips on what I might be doing wrong?

Great very helpful

Really helped. Thanks

your being unfair they are better than your saying 😊

This did nothing to describe how to measure, cut and install … waste of time!

How did you put the wood sticks on the wall for supporting each shelf? With screws or glues? You didn't seem to mention that.

very informative.

Was the block wall perfectly flat to begin with?

How would you do this if you have installed a damp proof membrane?

Can I change the diamond blade to this circular saws to cut the stone?

This is a great wee guide, thanks for posting. Thanks for the advice on finding studs. May I ask, how would you construct airing shelves when only a side and back wall could be battened? At 90 degrees to one another? I am considering adding a long piece from floor to ceiling on the outside corner to add strength. But it seems to get in the way of access.

hi, thot it was going to demonstrate how to actually use it.......and why oh why the background music ? find that so irritating but i think that's a personal issue lol but thanks anyway

Absolutely cracking guide, followed this and made adjustments where necessary, and now I have some functional airing cupboard shelving! 1000 thumbs up from me :D

What is the brand of this chainsaw, what country was it made of?

No drill or impact bits?

If that's all you won't be doing much

THANKS CAPTAIN OBVIOUS

Dont care what anyone sayin there great tools for the money....

Helpful review but background music is annoying and unable to hear actual voice.

Your video's are really Interesting. I don't understand why don't have lots of subscribers

How do we adjust blade depth

I'm going to buy one tomorrow after seeing this review. Many thanks. Psyche aka Psyche Thompson UK 🌹

Does it have a brushless motor?

Hi Great unboxing review. I have the same saw, but unfortunately I have misplaced the manual and I need to change the blade. Do you know or could some advise where the locking button is to prevent the blade from spinning to allow the retaining bolt to be loosened

Maybe I got unlucky, mine lasted 5 months, inner bearing gave way behind blade and collapsed in the middle of Use, hope you get better results than I did, i can't see me making the same mistake twice , ended up buying wickes own brand to finish off the job , absolute tank of a saw, 👌

Ive just bought this and i feel so silly to ask, but how does the screw bit fit into the drill???

I have bought one these saws and like you had a lot of plywood sheets to cut. Biggest let down was the dust, could not find a extraction adaptor to connect to my shop vacuum. Its the oval exit which makes awkward. Macillaster don't make one to fit. I rang them was told to search the Internet.

If the drill is 7mm through the batten to the wall, the why doesn’t the 6mm screw be loose and go straight through the batten to the wall?

That awesome moment with your first go with an impact driver .. WHOAHHH .. 😀

Hi. Do you work jn the Durham city area please. Am looking for someone to do exactly this job. Quite urgent. Can i get a quote.

can u cut concrete?

I couldn't find a fine tube option on this saw - so it always cuts at a bevel.

I have recently bought one of these and find the depth adjustment to be quite difficult to set accurately. Is it just me or is it just a bit of a clumsy design?

Hi, I’m about to attempt this. What did you use for (a) supporting the slats - I’m using a 18mm thick wood, would a 25mm long screw do the job or should I look for 30mm? (b) screwing the battens into the stud - I’ve got some timber construction screws 4in long. Think they’ll do the job? (c) nails to hold the slats onto the battens Thanks.

Brilliant review. My first purchase.

Bought one of these yesterday, unfortunately it didnt come with a blade, do you know what type of blade will fit?

Hi what size timber are you using? I’m assuming you’re using 2x2 (50x50) with 7mm drill bit? Thanks. NB. Great work and keep it up 👍🏻

Nice review, music a tad loud, hard to hear the lovely accent:) of I go to buy one of these

Yes you are pronouncing it properly, I got the sds, drill, impact & the angle grinder, I intend to extend it to the jigsaw & multi tool as well, I'm impressed with them so far after about 12 months of use, I am a handyman that has never suffered with tool envy & go on jobsites often, I get the usual.... "what crap are you using,you can't beat dewalt"..... but the dewalt & makita faithful have a different opinion after trying them! The only issue I have with the drills is the fwd-rev switch is in the wrong place, I easily knock it with my finger when gripping to press the trigger! Buying tip, always check between B&Q an screwfix because eg...they will be cheaper at one 1 week an cheaper at the other the week later!

Sorry quick question, why are store cupboards built half height like this?

OMG! YOU HAVE ALL THE TOOL I HAVE. I'VE GOT THE SAME JCB MITRE SAW, BLACK AND DECKER DRILL THAT'S LIKE PROPA OLD, SAME CLAMPS. AND I'VE BEEN THINKING BETWEEN ERBAUER VS MAKITA! THAT'S CRAZY DUDE! GUESS I NEED TO GO FOR ERBAUER NOW LOL

Hi , thanks for guidance , can you tell if it’s easy to change the blade ?

Brilliant review buddy. A quick question, will this cut through decking boards?

Might I ask if I can insulate using Roxul/fiberglass into a batten wall and if so what thicknesses? Thanks in advance

Do you think you could apply the same format to a wardrobe with no holes for shelves?

It's a little Beast ! I have mine coming up to a year now, has never hesitated with any task. Building a shed atm, going through 7cm, 8cm screws no problem. It undone the lugnuts on the car too but probably would be abusing the drill, but would undo most small to medium nuts and bolts on an engine. Covers all DIY needs and i bet it would stand up professionally too.