Thanks for making this video, brain turns to mush when reading instructions

I have one of these.Came with NO INSTRUCTIONS. It actually works quite well

Thanks for the feedback. How about woodpecker brand. Do you have chance to buy and try it? Does it worths the money?

I'm gonna have a go at this. I just ripped up an old deck

Got a similar one from Temu, and it's fine for $11 U.S. The threaded piece that passes through the bearing to affix the chuck below is much larger than yours in order to snugly fit in the bearing and widens at the top to not let it slide through / out once the chuck is threaded on. So none of the wiggling you experienced is happening here. Others may be correct in that you should have assembled the chuck with the bearing sandwiched in between which is how mine went together. I did have to clear out one of the holes for the aluminum rod to pass fully through the top piece but was easy enough with my battery Dremel. Being largely plastic like a cheap tool, it will take some careful guiding two handed to not get it to flex as I think too much angular force would crack the top and release the bearing if not some other bit of the plastic giving way, but I think I can get some decent holes after adding a bit of petroleum jelly to the aluminum shafts for it to slide a bit smoother and by carefully guiding it down with two hands and making sure there's no twisting or angular force being applied, just straight downward. I would never pay the crazy woodpecker prices. There's a Milescraft on Amazon for $33 U.S. that looks all metal, but I will probably use this thing 5 times if at all and am confident I can get it to do the job.

I got a tub of this from B&Q & i think it was about £36 , comes in 2 packets in the tub, absolutely brilliant stuff, live in Scotland and was Cold when i did it, took 3 days to go off or go hard, i would recommend it with out any hesitation

Nice video mate but wasn't really what I was looking for. That's the door frame not the architrave

Great

The brush in stuff is crap. 3 in 1 sharp and builders sand mixed the best we often brush a dry sand and cement mix in first leaving it low and water that in as a good settler under any gaps in the base let that go off then point with the 3 in 1 mix using a trowel and pointing tool when dryish a sweep with a soft brush then mist with a garden hand held bottle sprayer run pointing tool again if needed then job done leave untill really set often overnight! A big problem with the sweeping compound in tubs is that its porous and if patio is say built on a solid base then water will lay under the slab and blow in the water! Sand and cement mix everytime and you know what once you get going it doesnt take much longer that the brush in stuff! Just saying!

Thanks. This review helps.

8:00 "...that's just what I ended up with, but I'll make do." 🍻

Surely the £19.99 price tag was a good enough indicator to avoid this product?

We met on the ferry back from Skye

Great job mate..im always interested in learning new skills...anything you would have done differently mate?..did you get any cracks? All the best

Hi is this saw deserve to buy one and how much the price of it?

Well done!

love this guys videos!!

These are amazing mate! I want to make them. If you found the cutting list/plans I’d really appreciate it.

if you were doing this as a regular fence would you just attach to fence posts where you attach to the wall?

I thought you were supposed to wet the area prior to applying?

Thanks bud nice and easy instructions even I can follow

Great stuff, Matt. That's my job for the weekend. Thank you.

I'm thinking of getting one of these to paint an old car. Anyone used this kit for anything similar?

Super handy

That's my job for this weekend 👍

For a first attempt it wasn't too bad If you did it again you would do a better job Practice makes perfect

What’s the specs on that spray gun and what’s the over spray like?

Biggest bag of sh.... I've come across. Lasted about 16 months. Now made a proper mix with sand and cement with one shovel full of sharp mixed in.

Nice!

I love this video because it makes me feel like I could actually do it and you are no nonsense.

How did it hold up after two years?

There's a Temu version of this tool that looks similar, it's twice the price and has excellent reviews from other KZbinrs. It actually looked like a solid product and it worked pretty well.

What screws do you use please?

love it

thank you so much for sharing your experience. has given me the confidence to give it a go. massive respect to people who "give stuff a go" and share their learnings along the way. have subscribed!

the reason why the drill chuck falls of is because its suposed to be locked in place from the top with a different bolt than the one you have, bought mine from temu and it works fine although its not the best drill stand out there.

Mine is marginally better but no instructions on how to use it but I expected it to be crap but the holes I drill are better using it lol.

Great video, the game looks ace. There is about 1 min 30 secs on the end of this video of blank nothing!

Still alive then?!! Happy days!!

I was looking at this same drill guid on temu and I was wondering how bad this thing really was. Some of the photos actually show a woodpecker drill guide. It's a ripoff if I've ever seen one.

Great video,I hope you do more ,your latest seems to be a year old?

DID YOU TELL HIM ABOUT THE OTHER THING YIU PUT IN YOUR MOUTH

Good review and just unboxed mine. Too many errrm's though.

Great video thanks really helpful 👍

Hi with this render, can I check if there has been any cracking or peeling anywhere 2 years later? Also I have got red brick external wall - will this work and do I need to prep the surface before or just put on this one coat tarmac render ? Thanks

Is that a plastic bag you inserted in the planter box?? If not, what’s the name of the material. Thanks!

Phew, just about bought the same one haha. Good real review! Just some constructive criticism, would be nice for the audio to be uniform in your videos. Goes from soft voiceovers to loud front of camera audio. Nasty when wearing earphones and it would be a simple fix in post-production. Just a small thing to up the quality and viewing experience! Nonetheless, very informative!

Great way to do this without over complicating things. What length screws are you using to fix the 2x2 together? I was thinking 4" ones, but that may be a bit over the top. Do you use decking or stainless ones for rotproofing, or just the standard zinc plated ones?

I'm sorry I didn't watch your video before I bought. Woodpeckers AutoLine is probably good, but this cheap Chinese crap isn't worth the money - mine is in the bin☹I bought a UJK Boreguide instead

Dude totally winged this which I loved... Nice Ito say someone doing as they go, so to speak. Often get board with the trimmed and over prepared reviews, so well done!