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@@zeetta 😁 Thanks Zeetta, I'm still loving mine. It's so much better than the old corded one I was using previously 😁. Thanks for watching 😁👍

Hi Jose, i don't think i cover that in this video. But I do show you how in my latest video on the Alpha MK2 :- ua-cam.com/video/tZjhcpjRoW0/v-deo.htmlsi=kEL9fFD-mtTX5-l8 At about 41 minutes in, the principle is the same. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching 😁👍

@leecornwall8381 😆😆 Thanks Lee. I don't think enough people would have a clue who I am 😆😆. But thanks anyway 😁. And thanks very much for watching 😁👍

@WeekendShedHead 😁 Thanks Rob, yes, I now have 40 Watt laser envy because of you 😆😆😆. Thanks for watching mate 😁 👍

😁 Thanks Mark. I'm glad i got it. It definitely gives you that added level of security. I still use mine every day 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍

A question Frank: do you use your Disklok at all times - even a quick trip to the shops? Lots of cars are stolen off driveways, so overnight use of the Disklok makes sense. But is it a bit big, heavy, and cumbersome for short shopping trips? Incidentally, made a point of checking lots of cars parked at my local supermarket; didn’t see a single Disklok! Lots of Stoplocks, but no Diskloks.

Hi Mark, I mainly only use mine over night on my driveway. It's not really suited for use when your just popping in to the shops. Having said that, it takes me less than 15 seconds to fit it when I do. So in theory I could use it all the time. Hope that helps 😁👍

Yes, thank you, Frank. I’m considering a Disklok for overnight use on the drive and a Stoplock for shopping trips! (Could be costly! 😂)

@alastairwallis9499 😁 Thanks Alastair, hopefully more on the way.... as soon as I can get back out in the workshop 😆. Thanks for watching 😁 👍

@@holybebermudez8657 hi Holybe. You should be able to connect the DIY kit directly to the Algolaser app. As long as your mobile device is connected to your WiFi and the DIY kit is powered up (the app will search for devices). Hope that helps. Thanks for watching 😁👍

@JiggsysShed 😁 Thanks Jiggsy. I now have an extension kit for my latest laser... I hope the cabinet is wide enough 😆😆. Thanks for watching mate 😁 👍

@frankslittleworkshop 🤣🤣 always the problem. We purpose build something and then we add more

@JiggsysShed 😁 In theory it should fit, as I did make it to fit the extension kit for my older laser.... but my new one is slightly longer. Fingers crossed it still fits 🤞

@janicemurray7655 😁 Thanks Janice. Always good to know of reliable places to get consumables from. And I think Axminster are one of the good ones 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍.

@benjaqsonworkshop9974 😁 Thanks Ben. It's always good to know what is out there. For the kind of things I do in my workshop, a laser is another tool that allows me to do some interesting stuff 😁. Thanks for watching Ben 😁👍

🤔 Sorry Richard, I don't understand the comment ?

@cportage556 😁 Thanks Chris. Sorry it's a bit long. But I hope it was informative 😁. There's not much "Warm and dry" available at the moment, but I'll try my best 😆😆. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍

@shaun30-3-mg9zs 😁 Hi Shaun. Hope you are well 😁. The actual laser is four times the power of either of my other lasers, so that's a massive improvement. And the frame is much more sturdy, so less flex. I can't wait to start some bigger projects on it. As always, thanks for watching mate 😁👍

@rodharris2915 😆😆 Sorry Rod 😆. It's a bit of an epic video. You may have to consume it in bite size pieces 😆😆. Or just leave it running in the background, it will help you sleep 😆😆. Thanks mate 😁👍

@thomaspurvey 😁 I'm sure my "OK" mannerisms will disappear on the day that I'm not exceptionally nervous in front of a camera. Saying OK stops me from stuttering or just freezing up. So I guess I'm stuck with it for now 😆. Thanks for watching 😁 👍

@@frankslittleworkshop I know that feeling only too well Frank your delivery worked for me I've just bought one today, Many Thanks 👍

@cathyashwood1494 🤔 Hi Cathy, I suggest you return it as soon as possible. It shouldn't rattle or cut out. If you have only just got it you should be able to return it either to the store where you purchased it, or directly back to Stanley. My one is still going strong with no rattles or cutting out. Good luck with your return. Thanks for watching 😁 👍

@@frankslittleworkshop thanks so much Frank, I talked to Stanley and I rang the supplier today. They're going to send it to their agent and give me a replacement so I am very happy about that!! Would be lost without it :) ... great video too, very informative!

@cathyashwood1494 😁 Excellent. Well done. All we need now is a bit of sunshine to make the grass grow 🤣🤣. Thanks Cathy 😁👍

@@frankslittleworkshop thanks again Frank. I've just been down to the shop and they reneged on their promise and said they have to send it away. Talked about 'if there's any cost to me' which is outrageous as it's got a 3 year warranty. It could be weeks before a resolve. Not happy today, but we'll see.

@cathyashwood1494 🤔 That sounds a bit off ☹️. I'm not an expert but as far as I'm concerned there shouldn't be any cost to you. Please let me know the outcome. I hope it works out OK. Sorry your experience hasn't been as good as mine ☹️

@osmildmay 😁 Thanks Oliver, and thanks for watching 😁 👍

@Crazy_Dave 😁 Hi Dave. I know what you mean about lack of space ☹️. I know it's not recommended, but they can be mounted on the side (as long as you don't obstruct the inlet or outlet). I seem to remember "Badger workshop" (here on UA-cam) had he's one mounted on its side. Possibly have a look at his videos. I'll see if I can find a link 😁. Thanks for watching Dave 😁👍

Badger workshop link ua-cam.com/video/D4NOUn-9EFs/v-deo.htmlsi=zbwLOZD0y4cAqiw3

🤔 That's a surprise. I would send it back if I were you 🤔. I've been using mine for 5 years and it's still perfect. If the case is faulty you should be entitled to a refund or an exchange if it was the first time you opened it. Let me know how you get on with your return. Thanks for watching 😁 👍

@jollyjack1234 😁 Thanks Mel. Hopefully the belts will resolve the issue. But I must admit I have never had any real problems with belts on these open frame machines. Let me know how you get on. Thanks very much for watching 😁👍

🤔 Sorry Alistair but I have no idea how much clearance is on a paddle shift vehicle. I can only suggest you contact Diskloc directly. Thanks 😁

@funkiEst 😁 Hi funkiest, the quick answer to your question is "yes" it is still working perfectly 😁. I leave it on continually in the workshop so it is always displaying. I give it a clean regularly with a small soft brush or a gentle blow with air just to keep it dust free. It's still working great after all this time... hope that helps. Thanks for watching 😁 👍

@@frankslittleworkshop It definitely helps ! that's great to know because the price difference is not small with its performance range competitors... i will seriously take in consideration ! i think it's comercialized under different chinese brands... i'm also considering the amazon one which is much more expensive actually but... maybe second hand... the main reason is the amazon can also detect CO and here wer are having a neighbour heating/combustion filtering serious problem... THANKS A LOT and keep that monitor alive ! haha

@colinmcdonald7591 😁 Thank you very much Colin 😁. I 100% agree, a back stop is really needed. This one has suffered quite a few battle scars now so I think a Mk2 version is needed. Thanks so much for watching 😁👍

😆 Thanks James. I'm glad I didn't build it from scratch now. As they are getting bigger, the "Floofy cuteness" has been replaced by a manic "Feline frenzy" , everything in the house is getting destroyed by the little besties 😆😆. Thanks for watching James 😁👍

😁 Thank you so much Christian for your kind words 😁. I just hope it helps. Thanks very much for taking the time to watch and comment 😁👍

@WeekendShedHead 😁 Thanks mate. I'm hoping that all of these little upgrades to my workshop will make my life easier. So far so good 😁. Thanks for watching Rob 😁👍

@handyjim 😁 It is a good thing indeed Jim 😁. And apparently it makes me a professional 😆😆. Thanks for watching mate 😁 👍

@shaun30-3-mg9zs 😁 Thanks Shaun. I have enough trouble with tripping over stuff in the workshop, so I'm trying to keep the floor as clear as possible... and this works a treat. I'm glad it wasn't 15 feet... that would have been a bit useless 😆. Thanks for watching mate 😁 👍

@@rodharris2915 😆 I'm sure you could make use of one Rod. My workshop is not as wide as yours and only about three feet longer. But this will make my life just that little bit easier 😁. Thanks for watching 😁👍

@adam-qf2vz 😁 Thanks Adam. I am tempted to get another one for my shed so I can pull it out in to the garden, but as you say, they can be a bit pricey. But I will get my moneys worth out of this one in the workshop. Thanks for watching 😁👍

@xlfive 😃 That's actually good advice Gaz. I'll check that out tomorrow (just to be on the safe side). Thanks for watching mate 😁👍

@rasmo243 😁 Thanks mate. Yep, it feels like it's got quite a bit of life in it. It feels like it's more than sturdy enough to take all that I can throw at it. I think the square is an old header from where the old garage door was. I think I previously went across to the opposite wall. Where the square is was previously an outside wall, so not likely an electrical outlet. Thanks for watching as always 😁👍

@janicemurray7655 😁 Thank you so much Janice for your kind words ☺️. I'm just glad you found it of some help. I don't suppose Clarke's even know I exist, so I don't think they would be interested in any of my videos. But as long as my videos help people get the most out of their tools, then I'm a happy chappy 😁. Thanks so much for watching Janice 😁 👍

@limpet9 😁 Hi Limpet, it has been OK on the 13A (I haven't used it much recently). But I will eventually get a 16A socket installed. Until then I am avoiding any heavy use and always ensure other current hungry devices on the same ring are off (heaters etc). So I am always mindful of the current draw 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍

@scott-jc5nd 😁 Thanks Scott 😁. Thanks very much for watching 😁👍

😁 Thanks Ben. It works great in my workshop. But I know what you mean. It may not be suited for every workshop. Thanks for watching Ben 😁👍

😁 I've been using mine again today. It's proving to be a great addition to my shop. Hope you get some great use out of yours 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍

@@NigeWheeler 😃 Hi Nige, welcome to my channel 😁. Yes, all of the V20 cases have carry handles. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching 😁 👍

Hi Frank. Thank you for your very quick response. I did actually find out this information separately and edited my question to ask different things. Sorry that the original question still got through to you. My edited question was: "A few questions... Is this brushless and does it have all-metal gearing? And where did you get the OPM range of 800-20000 from? As the Toolstation listing says 8000-12000. Many thanks."

@porkbone42 🤔 That's a bit strange. If it is a defect then you are entitled to return or exchange it (if you have only had it a short while). I know it's hassle sending it back but it may be worth a try. Mine is still the best strimmer I have owned so I'm more than happy with it 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍

@karlpopewoodcraft 😁 Thanks Karl, it's looking good so far. I was going to get the 15m, but in reality, I wouldn't use it. But I do have another hose (another 10 meters) with the same fittings. So if I need it I'll just connect the two. But for in the workshop this is perfect 😁. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍.

@shaun30-3-mg9zs 😁 Thanks Shaun. I would recommend getting one (especially in a workshop my size). The last thing you need is to be tripping over airlines. When it retracts it well out of the way 😁. Thanks for watching mate 👍

@garvielloken3929 😁 Thanks Garviel. I'm loving it already 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍

@WeekendShedHead 😁 Thanks Rob. Keep an eye out in Aldi.... my old one was a workzone one which lasted me about 6 years. It was fantastic for the money. If I didn't need one quickly I would have waited for them to be back in store. You never know "Parkside" may do one soon 😆. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍

@@frankslittleworkshopWill do 😃 cheers mate

@adam-qf2vz 😃 Hi Adam, your 100% correct. For heavy consumption tools, the air flow restriction would be an issue. For general workshop use (for me) this is just perfect because it's handy. If I need more flow I will just use the other hose that I have connected as it is a slightly larger bore 😁. Thanks for your comment, and thanks for watching 😁 👍

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@rodharris2915 😆😆 of course you need one 😆😆😆. Everyone should have at least one 😆. Thanks for watching Rod 😁👍

@@VVEGaming-c5t 😁 Your welcome. Thanks for watching 😁👍