Thank you for the SCS videos, I have my trial coming up on the 20th of this month for my lower back .. I'm so nervous. Your video's helped a lot. Thanks again.

Did pretty well for sun and one year. Ive not found any finish do well in direct sunshine. I’ve found you have to put a quick refresh every 6 months in direct sun.

👍👍👍 An honest and inspiring video. Thank you Leo

Great video open and honest Is the device forever or will it in xx years time need to be replaced?

Thanks for this Leo. My consultants are now going to explore the nerve stuff in my brain, but who knows when. Unfortunately pain meds do next to nothing for me, even the morphine based stuff. To be honest, I’m really struggling at the moment and my mental health is in the toilet. Nobody can do anything though, and talking isn’t going to fix it so I’m hoping to squish those emotions into a box and bury them somewhere like normal. Especially if you’re on KZbin, people see the best of you, which is often a small percentage of your existence. Keep on keeping on fella, I hope it continues to improve. Oh BTW you have a ghost moving the blind behind you now and then LOL

You can learn to work with physical disabilities, but to be in constant pain is a totally different ball game. I totally understand why it would affect your mental health, even something simple like toothache for a few days can be debilitating, never mind having pain for years. It's great to hear that this has made a huge difference to your life 👍 I'm a cyborg as well, having a Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (pace maker) fitted after heart attacks and dropping dead ... I can't charge mine, so it needs to be replaced every so many years (probably around seven years for me) 😁

I was thinking of painting a few shades of same colour for a Tuscan effect with the texture of the OSB maybe looking like an old plaster rustic lokk?

I’m sure glad it’s helping, you should be so proud of yourself in what you have accomplished

Hi Leo I wish I'd spoke to you more at makers Central. Although we have different abilities I took live with chronic pain and the depression and anxiety. Keep up the good work buddy 👍👍 Phil

Thanks for the update Leo, it's great to hear that things are improving for you.

Hi Leo, Thanks for sharing and congrats on how your disability woodworking channel is going. Still in the process of making my mind up so it's great to hear real experiences. 38 years of pain for me this year and cope by staying busy. Take care my friend. James One Handed Maker

What is your average pain for 1 out of 10 ?

Hi Leo, hope your well, Not me personally but my son, Cameron I know what you mean by tunnelling , when Cameron had his surgery as a child in Alder Hey hospital in Liverpool the surgeons had to tunnel a tube from a shunt which is valve with a spike in to the brain and a tube the other end that is tunnelled down through his neck to his chest and in to his stomach so that his CF fluid from his brain can travel down to his stomach. Cameron was born with Spina Bifida and Hydro Cepholis which is water on the brain that is why he had a tube from his head to his stomach. I am happy for you and it been a year and now you can control your pain I know its not a cure but you can manage it . They are good specialists in Walton Hospital in Liverpool and now Cameron is under Walton now. It's good to see you are doing fine and treatment is working well, It's good to talk about this and to hear your experience on this. Always good to watch Take care mate

Great video, I'm sorry you had to go through 3 years before they did it. In my case they sent me to a specialist that stuck needles into my muscles and nerves to check where the problems were, that was painful, after that they told my dr and according to him they told him I needed it right away but first I had to go through a psychological evaluation to make sure I would be able to handle having it in my body. I am so glad I went through with it cause it has helped alot. I have to recharge mine every 6 days. Thank you for doing the video

Nice work gonna do my brown upvc in anthracite using the paint you suggested, did you find any brush strokes as was debating on spraying instead, also how many coats did you use to get the final finish? thanks

Стена никак не защищена от осадков, нет свесов. Чего ты хотел?! Ниодин продукт в этом случае не дает гарантий, только если красить укрывной краской.

Oh man, are you still alive! Lol Greg

It must be frustrating for you. Great insight though , thank you for sharing

Used OSMO clear on my western red cedar very disappointing with it

amazeing,i was going to suggest you mark the centres on your frame and joists first but you attached the pedestals,great idea

I find Craft fairs hard work as well, both mentally and physically. Those no sale days are hard but I need to take leaf out of your book and be more positive with some of the good things that come out of them eg new leads etc.

Thankyou for sharing

That is one mobile front rower.

I'm looking for the blade support. mine is worn out

Interesting to watch. Does it mean when u open window there will be a white tide mark where the window seals to frame? Does anyone try to paint with window open? Thank u for sharing

Nice job Have you got a link for that bandsaw blade

Hmmm..... Live in northern Wisconsin. Had no issues. Maybe it's not the best match given your environment

Your discount code doesn't work

I've thought about producing items for craft fairs but the fear of not selling holds me back, people just don't realise how much time goes into making things and why they are priced as they are.

Just so you are aware, the product you are reviewing is an exact copy of the Vac-Clamp VC4. You should also try the VC5 double sided clamp.

I recon Rubber for roofs should give you a sponsorship 👍

Nice appropriate choice of music Leo, you should have done this in a black wig and maybe shorts and school uniform ! ; ) Btw, do you teach at the School of Rock ?

Thank you for being so honest by your lack of sales. Most KZbinrs make false claims how they sold out.

Thank you for sharing your journey. My husband’s medical team recommend this as his next step but we were terrified. Your video has given us factual perspective from a patient’s point of view and taken some fears away. Thank you

Really nice router tips. Especially from the safety angle.

8:36

I had the permanent nevro HFX put in my back a couple of weeks ago. At first it didnt seem to do anything. So i started messing with the settings. Never could get it right. Then my wife took it made an adjustment an now im pain free. Im feeling like my old self again. The only pain i feel now is from the staples in my back. And they are coming out this week.

I'm literally sitting with a would on my hand from kickback because I didn't follow tip #1. I didn't know at the time I needed to cut so much stock away. I don't have a jigsaw, just a hand saw, and I was trying to save myself a hand cramp. Apparently hindsight is 20/20 and a bandage.

I’ve got my first proper stall next Saturday on our local high street. New to woodwork following covid, and not half as skilled as you, but have found it therapeutic and really good for my mental wellbeing. So hoping for enough sales to cover my costs. Everything else is a bonus. Thanks for your inspirational testimony. You’re a legend.

I have had the nevro hfx in my back for two weeks. Never could get the settings right. Last night my wife saw me messing with the settings again. She took it made a setting and i woke up this morning almost completely pain free.