N1 Cliff good job.

So cool Cliff, the little guys will snuggle up there.

That was pretty damn good Cliff!! Should keep the kitties nice and warm. Cheers!!

Hi Cliff, you have done a good job there, happy cats, take care

Nice job as usual, Cliff.

Job sorted!

Great job Cliff. New tenant seems happy.

great work cliff thanks for share on the build on channel keep up the great vids

I made one for the act once with insulation and an electric heating pad. The cat refused to go into it even in the dead of winter.

Brilliant Cliff

Awesome job, my cat loves to lay on card board.

Wonder how much someone would charge for this?

Good upgrades Cliff.

Words of wisdom It will come handy one day

brilliant!

I just finished a repair of a GPO fusee clock. It's a quality movement and very robust in construction. It doesn't use a click and ratchet wheel on the mainspring barrel, but rather just a cock piece with a square hole. I gave a quarter turn to put preload on the gut line and then fitted the cock screw. Certainly a setup with the ratchet would have been easier. There is stopwork so that before the end of the line is reached, the winding action is stopped. This prevents over-tensioning the gut line. As this was my first fusee clock, it was interesting to feel the smooth and even winding tension when winding the clock. This would be a great device to put on a chiming mechanism. It's very disturbing to me to hear the difference in chiming speed after winding and then when it's ready to be wound again.

Improvement! 👍

Nice job Cliff. 👍

Amazon here I come, it is indeed quite an aggressive startup without that module

Hello Cliff, I like that homemade knee switch for the Rage 5. 😊 I put a soft start module on my one last week but it was a three wire one.....a little more complicated but same result!! I really like the Rage 5 table saw. 😊

great vlog

Hi Cliff, Starts a lot better and don't have to worry about the motor ripping it self apart on start up a good improvement to your table saw. There was a video on Monday installing one of these soft starts to a table saw it was on Dean's channel " Woodworking Journey " he had the three wire unit for his saw, catch you soon, take care

nice one, I think I will add one to my titan saw bench. 👍

I got mine for 11 bucks. It works perfectly, and when compared, side by side, to an actual "smith" brand torch, there is literally no difference whatsoever. If you want to believe rumors, be my guest. My 11 dollar torch works 100 percent perfectly. Go ahead and spend 130 dollars MORE than I did, and when you get the same torch I did in the mail... well.

Very nice job Cliff.

Thanks Ciff. I'm not sure I'm ready to take this Howard Miller Graham apart yet, but at least you gave me so ideas to look for why the clock isn''t working. Thanks again.

£20 on a coffee cup!!!! You're a very lucky man Cliff 🤣🤣 Nice result though, looks like it came out of the factory like that 👍👍 Cheers, Alan.

Not seen those travel mugs, but it looks like it was dipped in plastic, guaranteeing an uneven surface. Wrapping film around that would have added crinkles, making things worse. Two orientation rings (same outer diameter, different inner diameters to fit the top and the bottom) would have provided even more consistent contact. The "ovality" problem points to the roller attachment being configured for a different diameter than the outside diameter of the orientation ring. If the roller attachment driver cannot be re-configured, then your only fix would be to squish/stretch the image.

Nice work! It might be interesting to make a rotary attachment that accepts one of your 3-jaws. If it were tiltable as well, that would get you through printing on non-parallel objects, but the solution you used is quite efficient.

2 bloody lathes sitting idle and you used the laser cutter to make the base support whats this world coming to? 🤣🤣 Well done Cliff good score o 2nd hand laser and attachments.

Yeti another good vid. 20 squids 😮 she must love ya.

Nice laser engraving Cliff, your travel mug looks good, Take care

To anyone who's a fan of your channel, that just makes it more nickable🤣

I’ll have that away tomorrow 😂

20 quid. Lucky I didn't buy one. No prices on them. Looked nice though. Went to the Range £4.99 that'll do me. It would've deffinetly got half inched at my local model engineering club........... only kidding lol. Nice work, Cliff.......Tony

I use a single split collar clamp and glue in allen. No drilling and tight fit.

Nice to see, old school !

I use Saxtons blades on my table saw good quality

Love those fine blades 👍

Thank you for the shout-out, Cliff. Great result. I'm pleased you're happy with the finished cut from you're new table saw. I'm impressed the way it folds up to save space that easily. Cheers Tony

Great brush technique 👍

I have the rigid brand version of that saw with a 100 tooth Diablo blade. It does exactly same. It also handles stacked dado blades great saws that don't take up a lot of room in my garage.

great see vlog out great vid thankls lee

The improvement in cut quality motivates me to get a zero clearance insert installed in my tablesaw and chop saw.

That seems like a really good bit of kit for the money Cliff, great addition to your workshop 👍👍👍Cheers, Alan.

Sheet metal nibblers not wire stripers

That was really interesting, thank's for sharing.

Totally agree with your viewpoints, the start up is aggressive, may have to look into the soft start, pleased to see you did get the zero clearance accessory. Nice job Cliff

Good value, Cliff. Works as intended. Nice job making the drawers. Cheers Tony

Good video Cliff as others have said make a push stick I find the John Heinz push stick off youtube very good and you can keep making them out of old plywood cut offs.