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Just bought one to sort my van sills out. Hope I can do a good a job as you. Did you butt weld or lap weld plate in?

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Where did you get it from and how much was it mate ?

Hi, I have a question whether this painting unit has any filter inside? I know it's on the dragon and the gun but I'm not sure if it has a filter inside the housing. thanks in advance for your answer.

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Great video, very helpful as I'm pondering over whether to buy this baby. I see a lad on Amazon reviewed it and commented that the Makita 194385 clamps fit perfectly on this.

Well they came out remarkably easy, bit misleading really cause it’s easy to snap them, I’ve never seen any come out that easy dude

I've just bought this exact mixer for a patio project in the garden. Haven't used it yet but have built it up ready to start. Can you give us an update on how it's been for you?

Bitumen paint is a waste of time, the post will still rot eventually. The post was also warped, so the type of level you used is not a true reading. Postcrete is also a waste of time. And a gate post for a farm gate shouldn't be set in level.

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You should never rely on a jack whilst working on a car. That's a massive safety hazard. Always have the car resting on Axel stands/Jack stands. Also you shouldn't let the brake caliper hang because you could cause a leak in the brake lines.

What is length of nylon self ties for 14 inch wheel cap?

You gone quiet pal??? I wonder why???

I’m pondering purchasing this router as I can’t justify spending hundreds on a tool I won’t use every week, this is priced at £120 so don’t mind paying that. Great video 👍

struck off in 2011/12, zero assets, your company is worth nothing cos your work is CRAP.Frank Spencer and Laurel and Hardy would have done a better job ha ha ha ,if you make some cash I suggest that you get speach therapy so you don't sound so THICK

absolute joke of a job pal !!!

Hey I was just using the same one! 😂

If you seal the post any water that penitratrates has no where to escape so really you are shortening the life of the post

Hopefully Madam Mim and Merlin will interact with each other someday

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Metal man was cool. Welding looks great. What mm sheets did you use?

I have an alternative technique. I use a plate with an eye with 4 holes in the plate. Find the good wood in the old post and then screw the plate in using the longest screws you have. Use an old log as a pivot and use an 8 foot post as the lever. Have the log as close to the old post hole as you can and then use strong webbing to attach the end of the 8 foot post through the eye of the plate. Send the webbing round a couple of times for strength. Set up the lever and then stand (jump up and down) on the far end of the post and lever the remains of the old post out. Comes out like extracting a big tooth. If it's still firm, drill down with a long bit between the concrete hole and the old wood all the way round to loosen is from the hole 👍

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Now when you get posts like these from merchants they are usually wet through. So when the bitumen paint goes on your actually sealing the moisture in the post. Much better to actually burn the bottoms instead of using bitumen.

I did mine with EPDM rubber and it saves time and money because will last at least 20 years warranty life of the rubber is 50 years easy for instalation just few hours no nails required easy. Your felt will last just few years and you have to replace it again i prefer rubber epdm felt

Great demo, but who the hell would subscribe with that obnoxious subscribe bell dinging every 30 seconds! I had to stop the video and find another.

Is that through cement wall??

Boiler installation is a mess!!!

No through wall straps either t

I feel for the flooring installer. About to have a huge water leak

Prolly wanted to make sure whoever contracted the work can see before it’s closed back up

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Seeing 15v+ at idle is on the high side and the battery light is meant to indicate a charging fault, not a battery fault. If it has an old skool alternator, I reckon the voltage regulator on it is knackered, but if it is controlled by a module, the higher voltage may be normal. That is because traditional car alternators just regulate the voltage, leaving the battery to draw whatever amperage it can, but modern systems control the charge rate, with voltages sometimes higher than we are used to seeing. If your alternator has been running at high voltages for long periods, it may have overcharged and damaged the battery. The above was before I viewed on and saw the real cringe with the red alternator lead dangling, without any suggestion you had disconnected the battery. It was live and ready to arc against anything metallic with a path to earth. I blew a hole in a car radiator on a Mk2 Fiesta that way many years ago. I suspect your alternator killed your last battery and is slowly cooking the new one.

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DeWalt has gone to hell. Here in the US, it's the same problem "Customer service" is an oxymoron with DeWalt. Never again will I buy their products.

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Hi there mate great video I replaced the Cylinder head gasket on my astra mk5 1.4 z14xep which I believe is the same as this engine. I didn't do the timing chain my freind did it he put the chain on and did the timing. He turned the engine over i said to him it had no compression. I think the timing is out by 180 degs i realised this video is an old video. If it was out by 180 the exhaust valves would be open instead of the inlet am i correct in thinking i have done cambelts but never done a chain. When I turn the engine over nothing is hitting its not locking up just dont hear any compression. Thanks in advance

A tip for much more efficient thinning and mixing is to use to empty tubs/buckets and pour the mix back and forward 4 or 5 times. it produces a much more even and consistent mix. mix

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I can’t unscrew the handle to access the filter. Do you have any suggestions what to do?

I may not have a brain gentleman, but I have a idea

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Hi mate, I'm having an extension built with new 350 cavity walls, the existing is 330 but I want a flush finish, I'm having the new wall d&d obviously but how do I make up the 20mm discrepancy on the existing wall, would you fix another piece of plasterboard to the wall first, ( glued or screwed?) then just d&d the whole lot new and old and line completely flush, be interested to hear your thoughts mate, cheers 👍🏻

would a 2015 Transit 150 need a code? Do all fords in these generations require codes?