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I'll just say "probably." I think most modern washers use standard connections. You could probably connect it from the hose directly if it has the right connection. You also get some adapters. In my case the only option was to take it directly from the existing wand. If you did get the wand extension and it doesn't fit you could always return it.

You're welcome. Glad it was helpful

My reasoning is that the gluten free cycle seemed to be more for a white bread type recipe, while the mix that I used seems more like a whole wheat. I had tried the GF cycle before using separate ingredients and you could have built a house with the bricks that came out! I just had the intuition to try it and got lucky. I think the cycle is longer and I also set it for the darkest setting. It just works and that's really all that matters. I think it's time I made some more!

Glad it was helpful!

Glad I could help!

Great tip. Thanks

Great. Thanks for watching.

Thanks!

So you must have got some. Were they shipped direct from China?

@@DIYWithJC I assume so.

I checked out the Woodpecker products and they look like precision products for sure. Not cheap though. The clamps I got were sent to me free with the Amazon Vine program in exchange for a review. Thanks for the info. John

@@DIYWithJC The Chinese now make many products that can compete with Woodpecker for precision, at a fraction of the price (not all of course so be careful).

Thanks for the thumb!

Great work 👍🏽

Ok, well I suppose that makes sense. However, having been involved in manufacturing I know that it's not unknown for companies to do something just to charge more money - without any real benefit for the customer. But, I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. Why not. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks! Glad you like it.

Haha, maybe I would if I was really into this. When Fall comes around I can get most stuff done with a rake and kind of enjoy it. I got this blower free to do a review so this will be fine for now. Perhaps if I moved to a bigger place...

Agree, the clutch can be very useful.

Yea baby, we definitely need more cowbell!

You insert the wire of the charger that comes with the drill into the middle of the battery. When plugged into a power outlet the charger will show a red light if the battery is low. It changes to green once it's charged. You did get the charger right?

Right, for most projects I agree.

You must be a conspiracy theorist! Oh, wait! That's what the label says. Still good drills though.

I know someone in the future going to have a boss from Asia.

@@kk2ak14How do you know I don't have one already?!