LEARNING FROM MY MISTAKES !! LITTLE CHANGES MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE

[@b14clg]

Amazing to see how many young stock doing so well!

[@pythagoras2647]

Deleted files can be recovered (only the filename gets deleted until the disk space is overwritten). A good (and free) program is PhotoRec, from GCsecurity. Also backups are a good idea! Probably easiest now on the cloud. It's still possible to DIY backup too. Lot's of good information online. Most people don't backup as it takes effort and knowledge. KZbin delete comments with links so search for: 'What’s the Best Way to Use the Cloud to Store Personal Data? Schneier on Security'

[@noramaloney839]

What time are you putting your new video up

[@MrJTJINX]

always good to de-horn earlier than later. as soon as they get big, butch with attitude youve had it.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Early for sure, much easier done

[@dronedairys7461]

Hi Adrian. Great video as always. I am actually using milk replacer this year for the first year ever. I always used whole milk but this year the price of milk been so good it actually works less expensive to buy the milk replacer. How long do you keep the jacket of the calf for ? And anyone who wants a snow foam gun, my brother in law has a small engine repair shop in Cootehill and he stocks the snow foam guns along with all power washing equipment. I do buy my foam online with reflect auto care. Great foam for shining tractors and machinery.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Didn’t know that was your brother, he does take an odd look at me when i’m in GT tyres 🤣. On the jackets, it all depends on the time of year and the weather too. I left last years January calves in them for 5-6 weeks. Never seen calves to thrived like it. There’s a video somewhere of me taking them off. Yes great to see the milk prices where they are, it will be all needed after the fert bill comes in 🙈

[@dronedairys7461]

@@IFarmWeFarm brother in law. Jason is his name, yea he said he seen you at the tire place. Next time you’re there give him a shout. Yea the fertiliser bill will be big but we won’t grow the grass without it. At least the good milk price will cancel some of the pain 😂

[@slickymick]

Hi Adrian, great job and love your set up of a little shed for the job. A quick few questions, on your calves how long do you leave on teat and do you take calf off cow straight away after calving? Calves drink from bucket is a great job and I wonder if you can get an automatic calf feeder that feeds like that 🤔 Great stuff keep the good work up.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Ya calves are away from the cows as soon as the cow enters the parlour. But I do sometimes leave calves on cows for longer. The auto feeder would be all teat based for hygiene purposes. It’s more natural for a calf to suck. Bucket suits our calves that are going for sale as the customers I have love when there bucket trained 👍

[@slickymick]

@@IFarmWeFarm Hi Adrian, sorry I think the drinking from a bucket is really clean and simple way of doing it, OK a little back breaking work to get them started but once they get going they fly. Thanks for your helpful and quick reply. Keep the good work up💪

For the sake of the youtube clicks why don't you try playing the cows some tunes in the milking parlour. Something like baby shark on a loop. Of course you'd need earplugs to avoid going mad. See if makes any difference to the cows.

[@jacksugden8190]

Why de horn them ?

[@tomgreene2282]

About how much is a calf jacket?

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Starting of about €35 - skies the limit Tom

[@agoodbluewilldo8359]

Great to see jobs done properly!! Great shine of them calves

[@niallmcmeel3563]

Great video Adrian. I think I noticed you remove the bud completely when disbudding? I stopped doing that years ago after I tested it on a few the previous year. Far better job, the calf has less healing to do and I've never had a problem with the horns growing. I use the same gas dehorned as yours.

[@plantpot9127]

Hi Adrian, love the videos only just discovered. Just a tip when feeding calves milk - it’s better to feed them with the higher teat feeders, it’s a more natural position which closed the oesophageal grove, sending milk down into their abomasum. Bucket feeding could lead to it being directed into the underdeveloped rumen where it might undergo unwanted bacterial fermentation and lead to scouring of the calf. Love the channel keep up the good work :)

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Yes I need to raise that feeder, bad measuring on my part 🙈. But yes your 100% correct. Up it will go this week 👍

[@maryoriordan3618]

Love watching Adrian from a retired farmer but still v intrested

[@rickywest57]

Great video . Showing the true aspects of farming . Great yield coming off the cows in the parlour. People out there that I’ve got Karcher power washers you can buy the snow foam attachment on Amazon or from Halfords or any retailer. For around £20

[@thetessellater9163]

Don;t buy it from Amazon, they don't pay any taxes here - best get it from a geniune UK based company rather than one that just rips us all off like Amazon.

[@barrytipton1179]

I bought mine from local company never used it lol …… my power washer is a nilfisk best domestic one on market in my opinion not the cheap plastic pump one

[@ronpeers1363]

I have just seen birds you have killed and hung up .. Can nothing be allowed to get in the way of intensive farming... Did you kill the birds Adrian.. We are disgusted.. We had a farmer near us kill every living creature in local lake with his over used slurry watching fish suffocating was heart braking but farmer never got brought to book... Poor farmers spending money like there's no tomorrow.. There's a great saying you will never see a farmer on a bike..??. We've unsubscribed....

[@keithturney3667]

Another brilliant video Adrian , so enjoyable to watch and learn.

[@liamtoplis7136]

It's good to see little farm still working.no 1 needs to milk 300 cows keep up the good work

[@pythagoras2647]

Nice to see, although not too long ago this would have been a big farm! There was a good story about a 'young fella' with a similar setup on ear to the ground, last year. He had started off working on farms and saved up to start buying his own stock. Of course he inherited the farm originally. Calf at foot and selling direct would be better than going big, imho.

[@dronedairys7461]

That’s a very true comment. People think herd size is a competition. If every farmer had 60/70 cows everyone would have an income to survive and an off farm life as well. And the environment would be better off too. Every farmer keep a simple one labour unit enterprise and do it right and properly and make an income and have a life too.

[@merkyw4187]

Never been on a farm EVER and never knew it was sooo hard work for farmers but enjoying watching AND learning :) what goes on down the country :)

[@Andrew-yz1lb]

great looking calves, we have one of thoses gas irons, much easier to use but they do go throught those little bottles quickly. for past few years we have also been giving the calves a jab of metacam to give some pain relief for a couple of days alongside the local anesthetic. i think vets are recommending this as best practice now.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Yes Metacam is a great job afterwards. Yes i was wondering myself how long them gas cylinders will last, but it’s very handy in fairness 👍

[@joe8500-t9x]

@@IFarmWeFarm I’ve got 20 calves done with one wee cylinder

[@tadhgpheaitwillie]

What a great farmer. Positive, progressive, intelligent. you are a credit and an ambassador to the industry. Well done.

[@shirleysousa9739]

I love your honesty if you don’t know the answer you say so and you tell us straight on how things work. Way to go

[@stangiles2001]

my dad believed in no jackets , hardier calves , bull shit and leaving the horns on until dangerous or for someone else to do no crush , it scares animals I gave up on working on dads farm

[@vanrajlakadiya8816]

Nice work bro I LIVE IN WATCH the video in india

[@spideybrent]

Hello from Canada you guys have great videos thanks

[@sandymcghee3328]

Great video as always Adrian the calves are looking great 👍 are going to do the funky farmer challenge with the milk 👍☝️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

[@hal580]

Animal scientist and dairy farmer here: if you want some tips related to feeding calfs milk, then i would recomend not letting them drink out of the buckets, but insted get single versions of the "milk bar" you had with the older calfs. It gives them a more natural drinking position, and reduces the chance of milk ending up in the wrong stomack, thus redusing the chance of sick calfs and increasing milk uptake. love your videos, and keep up the good work

[@hal580]

i would also recomend having a small bowl/bucket of water available permanently for the smalest calfs

[@agoodbluewilldo8359]

Anyone on here that has used the forcefield jackets?? If so are they any good

[@benoconnell2022]

Hey Adrian, why don’t you put the calves straight onto teat feeders rather than buckets?

[@denisreidy8106]

the compartment teat feeder is best young calves drink at diff. paces, my only issue is that after weaning the calves they cross suck more from teat feeder rearing than buckets

[@IFarmWeFarm]

I used to have awhful bother when they were on teat buckets early on, scours mostly. Put it down to bacteria in the teat itself. That’s a long time ago, never had an issue with bucket fed calves an easier to wash out the buckets.The guy that buys my bull calves nearly wouldn’t take them unless they were on the buckets also. I might go back to the teat next year just to see the comparison 👍

[@benoconnell2022]

@@IFarmWeFarm Have you ever tried Milkbar feeders, my father introduced them into Ireland from New Zealand in the 90s. If you go back try the Milkbar feeder. Thanks 👍🐄

[@stewthorne]

we used old sacks stuffed with a bit of hay tied with old leather rains

[@tadhgryan5005]

I’d say she’s a Kerbl jacket Adrian.

[@jenniferbyrd7789]

Quick question I forgot to ask what cc is your quad

[@davidlittle256]

Do you use your power washer for washing out the sheds or do you have a tractor one?

[@caroledwards3465]

Thinking of you hope you are alright.

[@stangiles2001]

buy any jackets , give them a good bed

[@Mr11090]

We use the same gas dehorner here and fill the bud area with sudocream . Great job. Great video again.

[@douwventer2310]

Paint your calf jacket straps with bitter aloe juice....or dip ends in diesel.... no chewing or sucking...

[@mikeysky8917]

Saw a vet program in England and the vet injected all the calves in the hip and waited till they all lay down on the straw and went to sleep. Then he jagged them and dehorned them with the gas like yours. Calves woke up like nothing had happened. Best stress free dehorning I ever saw.

[@JonDingle]

When I get called in (not very often sadly) to feed the young stock I warm cool or cold milk with hot water in a bucket with milk in a separate container. When washing out a multi tub milk feeder or single milk feeders, I rinse with hot water, then slosh out with a hot water and dairy acid weak mixture and then rinse again with cold water. Over the top maybe, but it's the best guarantee I an give the calves of clean and safe milk. Dehorning/debudding, on the farms I worked on, all animals were anaesthetised first and then we had a propane gas torch piped to a large bottle. The smell wasn't too good.

[@colinmccarthy5899]

Why haven’t you uploaded in a while

[@ciaranodonovan5544]

Adrian when feeding 200 calf’s you would want plenty of time to be heating milk that way fair play tho

[@ciaranodonovan5544]

And would you not find scour would be a lot more common feeding pure milk

[@lisarobinson9024]

I love seeing the calfs with their jackets on. Love ur video's, keep em comming. Love southern ireland too, been 3 times and ur accent is ace. Im a yorkshire lass. X

[@briancronin8476]

The gas dehorner are a great job, no cable and completely safe, ul never go back to electric.. 👍

[@MrJTJINX]

What is it with calves going head first into a bucket with milk going right over their ears.

[@stangiles2001]

Urine tats a fancy for pish

[@banjoboy8802]

Morning Adrian. Informative video today lot's of tips for the young farmers. I have one small tip for you. The calf crush. dragging it across the concrete floor is wearing off the protective galvanised coating leaving the steel open to rust. Why not weld a couple of small wheels to the front of the box. save on wear and tear. reduce noise, more manoeuvrable and help keep your pocket full of loose change.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

It’s on my list, have a couple of bike stabiliser wheels will work perfectly 👍 good tip

[@ciaranomalley9274]

Great idea a lot easier on the back as well add two handles that can fold or slide flush with the body of the calf crate you can push it around like a wheelbarrow

[@ciaranomalley9274]

Good video on the jobs that have to be done 👍 I would have put a bit of rubber on the end of the calf house door - cleaner and more draught proof I think - but thats just me

[@MultiTorres777]

Brilliant video not a farmer but found the video very educational 🥇

[@tangofoxtrot4603]

I put Sudocreme into the holes then spray, Helps them heal quicker and keeps the flies out also.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

With a new baby in our house there definitely no shortage of Sudocreme about here 🤣. Yes it would work well 👍

[@jamieskehan4945]

Videos gone scarce

[@cdemo1186]

Another great informative video Adrian,yoy always give your opinion and advice,that fantastic Adrian. When it comes to de-horning,I think everyone has their preferred method. My washer is a 5h.p Honda and it's a great wee machine, does everything I ask of it. 👍

[@hellohello3199]

How’s the O light, Worth the hype?

[@cdemo1186]

@@hellohello3199 I'll be straight up honest, for something so small, it's absolutely fantastic. They really do produce a fantastic product. I'm so delighted to be lucky enough to have won it. I highly recommend it 👌🏼

[@gerardfarrell3135]

Lovely clean stock Adrian. Not a nice job to have to do, but a necessary one for farmer safety and indeed for animal safety down the line too. I remember many a close shave years ago with animals in the crush that hadnt been de-horned. Great comfort now buying stock with the new regulations. The man who buys your calfs has great comfort with nice quite animals too. You can see the animal isnt under feirce stress either and ample time was given for anesthetic to kick in. Another great video again 👍

[@donalhickey8506]

Buy a milk heater adrian you can control the temperature and heat a lot of milk at once that way you are doing it looks messy and after all you are wasting hot water that you had to heat in the first place

[@IFarmWeFarm]

If I had a bigger number of calves maybe it would suit. I always have a supply of hot water for the bulk tank and milking machine washing. Never rule one out though in the future 👍

[@padraiggeaney3167]

Brilliant video Adrian your Calves are flying it

[@liammcelhone5572]

Love seeing the milking every once in a while

[@blessedbyond]

Thank you so much for actually showing the disbudding I’ve learned a lot from your videos. Unfortunately I can only give the video 1 thumbs up.

[@theirishantiquarian2363]

Could you cut a bit of an old mat and screw that to the bottom of the door? Might block the draft. Great video as always

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Yes probably would work better, or even one of those plastic curtains

[@glencarter4697]

Takes me back when I use to help me dad de-horn and castrate lol. How about a strip of rubber across the bottom of your calves gate may help. Gr8 video yet again Adrian

[@michealwhite8776]

Great video Adrian, especially the we tip on de-horning the calves, hated the poor wee things roaring when this was done.. PS: I'll sleep easy now... knowing the power washer make....😂👍🚜

[@s71rl2]

I never even knew dairy cows had horns - this is why I stay up till early hours and am shattered when I go to work the next day! My family and I as far back as I know have nothing to do with farming or even country life, and to see the work involved, the compassion and hard graft makes me wonder if farming shouldn't have some kind of national service for 12-16 year olds to spend a week working a farm.

[@stubuddle5561]

Great video as normal.

[@philipkimber6302]

i used to love that job - smells of bacon and eggs when the buds are 'cooked'. So much easier with that tools than our old cable thing. Miss those jobs and the calves. Can imagine my Dad's view on covers for them!! BTW: why not put some flexible rubber on the bottom of that gate. solve the issue of the gap and clean when you open the gate!

[@petrosros]

Doesn't cause them any stress ? I remember my first visit to the Dentist when I was a nipper, and I told my Mum in no uncertain terms that she had to be #/>! ing joking.

[@peterblessing4531]

Great video as always. Calf jackets have been the best investment on our suckler farm in recent years. Cut down massively on scours, pneumonia and calves are thriving way better. We have the kerbl ones which are the 2nd type you showed and couldn't fault them

[@thomasloughlin7102]

Hi Adrian, Great video as always. Great to see a person dishorning an animal properly as I used to do myself when we had the sucklers and took great pride in doing it properly and as you say saves absolute torture down the road. The amount of beef weanlings coming on the market nowadays that are poorly dishorned or maybe not at all is unreal. I personally will not buy them if I see them with bits of horns but of course you will always have one as I do at the moment and the vet has to be got now to remove them (a whole handling 👹). I took your advice last year and bought myself a foaming gun and quick realise lance the lot, a truly brilliant job and thank you for the advice as always. 🐄👍

[@WhiteShouldersFarmstead]

Great video. I've never seen a burner like that, very interesting

[@stephenhill8364]

great video your calves look really well and very friendly.from Yorkshire take care and look forward to your next video.

[@claetuswoodroofe4164]

I worked with 2 men years ago using a electric dehorner when it went faulty the calves didn’t bawl but the guy holding the calf steady bawled cos he was getting shocked so gas from then on.Good traffic dirt detergents used neat will impress your wife if used on shower doors to remove dried in soap

[@paulmaguire8441]

Hi adrian just a different question do you know what speed your smaller massey does on the road in kms?

[@Sam-bc2fe]

What about a video or part in a video about your here preformance sometime Adrian? SCC, butter fat, protein, calving index etc.

[@henrydowney1174]

Every day's a school day Adrian - thanks for another informative video

[@oconnellsfarm811]

Did half calves on jackets last year ones on jackets did way better

[@seanlenehan7574]

Class video again Adrian. Use a piece off con v belt .on calf shed door .jackets are a great job.we use rugs on foals. The different they make to foals the same as the calfs 🌟🌟👌

[@oppamaclare]

I have the Expresss Gas Dehorner. You probably got a replacement brass part with o-ring on it. This has a tiny hole in it and over time gets blocked, hince the need to replace it. If you put back on the plastic cover on the bottles, it helps keep out dirt. I never got instructions with mine and started to open the dehorner from the middle. Don't do this. Start at the very tip and work back along till you find the part. I caused mine to leak and it wouldn't seal again. I sent it back to the supplier and it took over a year to get back. Very annoyed over this. (It was under warranty of 2 years.)

[@aidanquinn5498]

Great video, if people cringe about dehorning image see some skulling.

[@warivlog3237]

You're doing a great job Adrian and you've made your farm even cooler, I hope so much to have one I love this job

[@ronancampbell6022]

Have you thought of any change of tactics/practices to combat the high fertiliser costs. Running similar system to yourself.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Yes Ronan, I think all farmers are thinking of that very thing. We were lucky as we spread a lot of lime last year so we’re hoping it will help in lowering our fertiliser usage this year. So this spring our first spreading will be half the amount as before, hoping prices will drop over the summer months as there not sustainable for anyone as they are.

[@ronancampbell6022]

@@IFarmWeFarm Yeah like wise, soil samples lifted last week, slurry will be spread a little lighter this spring to save it and holding of from spreading for another week or two just to try and get as much from it as possible. Heavy rain with 3000 gallon acre doesn't work in my opinion. Watch this space as they say. Enjoy the channel.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

@@ronancampbell6022 yes we won’t be spreading our slurry till later this spring as I want to get the maximum out of it. Hopefully the weather behaves

[@georgemorrison6689]

Great video Adrian, you were quite right to show the de-horning its part of what Farmers have to do, it is a stinking job and your right your clothes and your hair stinks of it but hay ho, I wounder if that one calf was trying to keep cool sleeping at the door it had the better jacket on, have you the girls bike finished, great video well explained as usual, good luck

[@549901able]

Great video again Adrian. I was just wondering do your cows ever get sore feet?

[@michaelrohan6629]

Use sexed seamen on ur heifers works well no problem calving easier than the Angus.I’m doing that with a numbers of years very successful

[@joeclancy868]

you should get a old conveyor belt and cut it for the bottom of your calf house door . great video thanks

[@limerickman8512]

My "retired" uncle just told me he had a mad amount of bull calves as well. He has never seen so many bull calves compared to heifer calves.

[@paulfoster3400]

some great advice for calf rearing. i rear a few calves each year seriously thinking of them jackets for the harsh wicklow mountain weather

[@pauldoc567]

Have the same washer Adrian, super job!

[@jasondavies4887]

I really like my Express gas de-horner

[@masseydriverb3582]

The gas dehorner is a good job once you keep it serviced you will have no problems

[@FIAT-TURBONewHolland]

15 to 20 calves with a gas cylinder there mad handy we have Angus bull suckled heard no bother Horning any more 👍 good see job done right and teach less experienced and a daunting job for some men keep up usual TOP CLASS CONTENT 👏

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Cheers lad

[@jbss7382]

@IFarm WeFarm, Now then; that brings back memories so it does! So as now a 54 year old back when I was 16🤪🤣 I was down on a farm in Llechryd near Cardigan. Castle Malgwyn Farm and Mr Richie Davies. Before the quotas came in I used to as YTS and £34/ week I used to help milk 330 Holstein and Freisian cross. 3 and 3/4 hours in the morning starting at around 5 am and 3 hours in the afternoon Love the old finger trick!😃🤣🤣 Middle finger 🤣🤣always worked best if you have small hands! I was naive and young stupid and walked away! Joined the military! I wish I’d stayed now as the way of life aside of finances; it’s therapy on the field everyday Best of luck to ya I’m bloody envious! If you want an extra hand milking free of charge; then shout me out!🙏🙏🙏😍🥰

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Cheers, might have to take you up on that one 👍

[@Jp-eo7jl]

Well adrian we stopped scooping out the buds years ago changed from a electric to a gas one, more instant heat We started sharpening the tip /brass ring on the dehorner ..2 to 3 seconds burns in very easy

[@astra1653]

Excellent video, as you always do, and I've just two comments for you: 1. THANK YOU for using a numbing agent on your calves before you de-bud them. I've seen it done without it, and it's terrible to watch. 2. I don't know if you normally do that inside, or if it was just for the video, but even so you would do yourself well to get a respirator to wear while you're working right in and breathing all those fumes. A half-face cartridge respirator is not very expensive, and the replacement cartridges are easy to do. Your lungs (and your kids) will be happy! Isn't that the sweetest mental picture? Hmm? Happy pink bouncy lungs... Lol! 🤣 I know you're very safety minded, but internet mom had to put in her two cents!

[@IFarmWeFarm]

👌👍

[@christymarlow9539]

Great video I found that calves does better on suckers

[@garymadden2656]

Great video Adrian and your calf’s are in great shape 👌

[@shaneprior]

Great video Adrian, always loved when the calves would stick their heads into the bucket up to there eyes, keep at her Lad!

[@drdulas5055]

Where were you 50 some years ago? I wish I would have thought of the calf squeeze. Did you make it Adrain? The the gas dehorner works great and NOOOO cord to wrestle with.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

No I bought that thing in an auction a few years back, think it was around €50. Very basic compared to the newer ones but it does my job. Very very handy thing to have in fairness 👍

[@tazmeadows2925]

You made that debuding look easy

[@kevinqueally1079]

Hi Adrian, fair play to you for showing dehorning. It'd be very easy to just avoid showing it on a video. No doubt there will be animal cruelty people giving out nonetheless. You can see clearly that the calves were not in any pain during the process as its done right giving the numbing agent ahead of the process. Great video content as always.

[@RANDYSMITHOU812]

Us at white shoulder boar goats and farm stead we de horn our goats same way

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Never even knew goats were dehorned, hoping to go visit a goat farm in the near future

[@wilkefarms6784]

We use a propane powered dehorning iron on all of our calves the last 8 years, we had an electric unit but the element went out so we decided to use a rose bud off our torch to heat the end of the dehorner and it got to hot and we lost a calf cause it went to fast and couldn't stop it, great video

[@PhilipjPatterson]

A happy calf a profitable calf and the coats good job we use the middle coat you have with the red trim

[@trucker-ron]

I work in hire company Adrian and we hire those washers bulletproof they are Great video

[@thatmrking]

Now I know what I have to convince my dad to buy for adding to our pto power washer to make cleaning machines easier😂 or more accurately in a few years buy the yoke myself 😂

[@thetessellater9163]

Good to see the disbudding process, but I fear Mr Chris Packham and his cronies will be onto you for being 'cruel' to your animals, because he knows so much about farming - not. He likes to come across as authoritative, but has no understanding at all of these matters; just a blithering idiot.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

I know Chris well, I heard he is an awful man for the pints 🤪.

[@thomasbee5218]

can you maybe in a later video touch on why you don`t keep and raise bull calf's to slaughter weight yourself - seems to be an additional revenue income obvious to pursue - why sell the calf's for peanuts if you fairly easily can raise them and make the profits you are leaving for someone else to take away from you....it has to be profit you lose. You got the space - you seem to have plenty of feed....⁉ KZbin Saskdutchkid in Canada have a big dairy farm with their own feeding lot attached - they raise steers outside year round.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

We wouldn’t have enough land to do both. I keep it all as dairy only so I’m getting the most out of what I have. Our calves sell very well with there British Friesian strain and it’s a great source of income for us over the winter period with very little input costs. Find that system works great for us

[@georgerome5416]

Just watching the first part of your video today has given me a huge amount of inspiration on feeding calves and how great yours look Adrian . Where I work in the mornings I feed cattle and feed calves once I finished the feeding up and that's one of my biggest downfalls just adding a dash of warm water to the milk and stirring it up . But I'm going to give your idea a try tomorrow morning when I'm back to the graft . And also use the same debudder gun as yourself here had to send it back due to a fault but the 2nd one has been no problem atall . Keep up the great work and have a great week ahead 😃👍