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@@JiggsysShed thank you 😊

@jerrymontalbano3222 You could stick a multimeter on the battery charger and make sure it's outputting voltage when turned on. The label will tell you what it's meant to be outputting in volts and amps, which you can test with a meter. I have never had a charger go, though I don't think.

Thanks Dave. Need to do some woodwork tools

@@SmellyCatCreations definitely mate I reckon it would look amazing on the side of a hand plane maybe I’ll send you one

@@barryporteous4904 your more than welcome. Thanks for watching

Ooh I think they where from amazon or ebay

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@@SmellyCatCreations Thank you

@@Create2make your welcome

They are obviously alot more expensive but the 4ah batteries as listed below last much longer, they even do a 5ah version now but batteries are pretty pricey. amzn.to/3AODFka

Your welcome. I have another video I need to get round to making on fixing a water damaged battery

You're welcome, I have used many rolls of 3D Tomorrow filament and never had any issue with it. I found it preferred being a little on the hotter end of the nozzle temp.

@sharonwaller6716 thanks Sharon really appreciate it 😊

@sharonwaller6716 I have been in business 4 years now and I was so worried all my life about the taxes and finance side. It put me right off and left it far later in life than I should have, however if you just take it step by step one thing at a time it's not scary. I have considered if people would like to see business startup advice and running a small business help videos.

Thank you :)

Your more than welcome. I figured try save some people the same headache

I just have mine set to a constant 20 degrees but you can go lower certainly like 18 degrees. The lower you go the more power if will use though to try and maintain that

@@SmellyCatCreations Thank you for the quick reply!!

Your welcome 🙏🏻

@@ThePeterDislikeShow I have no idea if I'm honest like I say never worked with it. You can only but try a small bit and see. I'm sure it would have some kind of effect

@@SmellyCatCreations You should try bismuth. It has many of the properties of lead like low-melting point but way less toxic.

@@ThePeterDislikeShow where do you get it from?

@@SmellyCatCreations Bolton Metals. You can buy 50 pounds for $400.

@@ThePeterDislikeShow I will check the material out thank you

@ThePeterDislikeShow no the melting points of the 2 metals are far too different so have no issues

@@SmellyCatCreations The reason for the concern is I know mercury sometimes messes with other metals, so I figured this would be similar. I work with bismuth by the way, which is more sensitive to being contaminated.

@ThePeterDislikeShow I have certainly never worked with bismuth. What do you use that to make?

@@mrjohnnylongsleeves4128 your more than welcome. Thanks so much for the feedback. Will do a video soon on their hydroshot jetwash and leaf blower as been using them a while to save me time.

Cheers Simon, great tips thank you. I don't generally have to do this very often so it was just a very quick made-up cable but I think if I did it more often I would certainly have a nicer cable and the switch is a great option to add.

Cleaned and unblocked the nozzle, along with a cold pull

@@SmellyCatCreationsambient temp cold pull or slightly heated up? How else do you clean the nozzle and hot end?

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Aww thanks so much. I'm glad you found the video useful 😊

Just a quick question, this video you posted a year back, still do you use this equipment. Does it still hold good. Please confirm.

I still have the pressure washer and do still use it, yes. I am about to try out the worx hydroshot, though, as I have alot more of their batteries so I may eventually move over to using one of them.

@@SmellyCatCreations that's great, will wait for your worx review as well. Appreciate your reply. Thanks.

@@focusfocus8966 your welcome I will get a video made and uploaded

Hi there, I make rhe custom moulds, but I can also cast them in-house

@@SmellyCatCreations Hey , iv sent you a email about them

Your more than welcome. Really pleased it helped

Ahh shame sometimes it's a little too far gone, that's not to say it still can't be saved of course

@@SmellyCatCreations this is the thing, its not exhibiting symptoms of a flat battery, the status light illuminates and it still powers my tools, it just won't charge on the charger.

@joebeeston1995 might be worth throwing a multimeter onto the charger see what it's putting out

It's in the middle of a move around 😉

Hammer! Not sure on that one to be honest other than taking her apart and having a look I would assume its just a little stuck

@@SmellyCatCreations Thank you very much!

@@80ivannoel you should just push the trigger lock to the right and then be able to pull the trigger back. So thumb to move the lock while pulling the trigger in

@@SmellyCatCreations ok got it.. Thanks a lot! Appreciate, you taking the time to answer my question.🙏

@80ivannoel your more than welcome. I'm happy to help.

Your more than welcome, the Gtech batteries don't last too long per charge though do they. Far easier than running a long power cord though.

Thanks, of course I did, multi use tools and all that 😉

This should switch between 2 speeds gears

@@SmellyCatCreations So it's just the speed that changes, not the torque?

@@Velocity0428 I believe so

You are more than welcome. Thanks very much for watching 😊

I think the issue is not everyone can afford the dewalt brand

Thank you 😊

A tradesman, never gives away all his secrets 🤣 put myself out of a job.

No, just some badly under extruded pla, I need to print some more tpu such a cool material 😎

Really pleased it saved another battery from being replaced 😀 thanks for watching and commenting

No problem at all, I couldn't find anything on this at all, and like you say, the manual doesn't help. I'm really pleased to hear it helped you. 😀 it's a good little controller I changed it all over when I pretty much rebuilt the laser lol

Awesome, I am really pleased to hear this helped you out and allowed you to get the batteries working again :) thanks for checking out the video and please do share with anyone else it may help.

Your more than welcome, glad to hear it was helpful. Badly need to get some more content out. Thanks for watching 😊

Hi Justin, I haven't listed them anywhere, but I had planned to. So if you want one, just drop me a message on Instagram or through my website and I can sort that out for you.

Lol thanks dude 😄

You're more than welcome, and thanks very much for your comment 😀

I don't think the ones with Blue trigger switches are but they have done a range with light grey triggers that are brushless motors "carbonless"

I would personally say one of these would struggle with that, to be honest, as 18mm skirting alone will need a high driving force. If you check out my video for the cordless worx nailer, to be honest, these days, that's my go-to nailer. It has much greater control over deph penetration, and I use it a lot for stapling u shape staples into panels

@SmellyCatCreations great stuff. I will watch that review. Thank you for the quick reply.

@craighayes3316 your welcome and thanks for watching 👀

Haha cheers mate, you do raise a very good point on the subscription side of things. Especially more so lately as everything just seems to be going through the roof price wise. Perhaps good advice would be start on vectrics lowest package until you find it doesn't do something you need then pay the upgrade cost. I moved to affinity designer for artwork to avoid Adobe clouds monthly costs

Is your charger still rejecting it?

@@SmellyCatCreations yeah

@RobertNeaguOfficial I would assume its most likely due to the cells not being equally balanced, and therefore, most budget Included won't load balance them and just reject charging for safety reasons. Options are to try it on a more advanced charger with balancing connection or open it up and separate and measure the voltage on each cell