Great introduction! Thanks for sharing

Just had a trial Boston Scientific implant 2 days ago. For peripheral neuropathy in both arms from broken neck 11 years ago. Too early to tell but I have a sense it may provide relief. Thanks for your story. Sounds much like mine. In USA, Minnesota.

Good to see ur doing good sir, you were a goated teacher

I respect that

Well done mate!

2:10 M class does everything L class does.... H class does everything M class does. etc. So this one is good for softwood and hardwood.

Great video, thanks for sharing. Last summer I bought TB3 here in Slovakia. It's expensive (about 25 GBP for 946 ml, including the shipping costs my home town), but I couldn't find any other D4 glue. Local D3 glue for about 8 GBP. How much glue do you use for one cutting board?

I’ve always used the cheap Toolstation disks but I do find they don’t last so long, more due to the backing becoming clogged and the disk falling off my sander rather than the face failing. So one day I decided to take the pricey plunge and bought 2 packs of the Trend mesh thinking they claim 5 times longer lasting. I make things out of reclaimed scaffold boards and set about a 1 mtr piece expecting great things….. About 300mm ( approx 1 minute) later the abrasive originally on the disks, was now all over my timber! (80 grit) the thing had literally lost pretty much all of its abrasive and I was left with a sad circle of bare mesh. Tried a couple more and same result. Suffice to say I’ve since dumped the trends and back on the Toolstation reds. Very disappointed.

What’s interesting about the dust ports is the positioning. I have a 17” metal/wood bandsaw from Grizzly. A very good machine that also has a few annoying things about it. They all do. The dust ports are at the side of the wheels, also at the top and bottom. It’s annoying because the hose sticks out the side. But, the good thing is that it’s more efficient than side ports. I use a shop vacuum with just 300 cfm and it’s perfect.

Hi there, my husband is currently recovering from his Spinal Cord Stimulator surgery. 12/20/24. He had the surgery on the 18th. The 1 week trial worked great for him so he went ahead with the implant. We are in the USA and he had to jump thru many hoops to get approval for this treatment! He had to try all kinds of non-invasive treatments first including physical therapy, mental health visits, etc. finally after all that they suggested the SCS. He had been dealing with pain and swelling in his ankle for 4 years! Excruciating pain and constant swelling! Thank you for doing this video! Great info for people who may be contemplating a Spinal Cord Stimulator surgery.

How’s this running now?

My can or Osmos says to roll or brush on. Does not mention spraying.

Thanks for the video. Your results looks brilliant. A year on, how is the finish holding up? I am in the midst of a large renovation and half way through, my wife and I decided we like black exterior frames better than white. We are in a fair penny on windows at this point, but I'd be interested to hear how the paint is holding up and if the frames have responded in any way. Thanks again for the video.

I have almost the entire ferrex tool range 😂.

Where did you order from?

You have answered every question i have about this kind of roof and this is the first video i have watched on it. Thank you very much.

Awesome looking boards Leo. What is the hardest part making them?

Thanks Leo, you saved me reading the instructions. Had mine for weeks now but only just created a home for it and put it together. I'm still procrastinating though 😂

Thats my go to resin too 👌

Hi. I’ve just built a outdoor cabin. What’s the best stuff to use for the inside flooring and walls? The floor is also wooden. I want to protect the wood from anything getting spilt and in general.

nice board and good music match

Mr winstanley u used to teach me my name is James Watson do u still remember me ???

Very nice review and your testing seems very thorough. It would be interesting to see what a distributor would sell it for in the US. TB3 is really not that expensive here in the US. Don’t forget that the price of TB3 in the UK includes shipping so that adds to your cost. Thanks for the info.

I use Elmers wood glue!

He great result. What put you on the stone before you engrave them?

La punta al torace, sembra il pistolero turco alle olimpiadi

Great video and advice thank you for sharing 👍

What about extending the threaded rods on the sled to lower the router, or use an extension on the bit….respect for you btw doing everything single handed, I always tend to run one hand short.

I got one of these too. Did you fine tune the router carrier at all?

Leo did you know that in Metric weight that 100g is 100ml

I would like to try it. I don’t know if here in USA have it. Is cheaper but with the shipping from uk will be the same of price. 😅

The GuidePRO Bandsaw Guide should be placed before the bandsaw blade. When it is placed after you are in risk of pinching the blade.

Leo they look really smart. Great item for you stand.

Thank you very much for doing your updates. It is extremely helpful for those of us that are getting the spinal cord stimulator. We can see what to expect. I am in the United States Nashville area and will behaving mine installed tomorrow. Thanks again for your video and insights.

Hey Leo, followed you for a while, great to see you using XTool, I ha e a D1 Pro 20w, and love it, I clear coat my slate with lacquer once they're etched.

Thank you for sharing, I have burning nerve pain all the way down my legs, feet, not one minute of relief, been going on 5 years, my doctor ask me about the scs. Im in America.

Please compare whit l04cg , great video

You are So wonderful!! 😊 Thankyou for sharing your Story with other's Bless you! 😇 I hope your Feeling much better now ☺️🤗