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Hi Beaver. Sometimes it doesn't work and you've got to repeat the process. Just run the heat long enough to make sure it's completely dry and after that, it's a case of making sure you are meticulous with the cleaning and sanding. I find sand paper gets rid of much more dirt than washing, cleaning etc. Good luck and let me know if you manage to stop it this time. Ps, don't forget to hit the subscribe button. Thanks.

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Thanks for the advice Joe. I'll give that a go when I break my next lot of pallets down.Cheers.

That's definitley something to be careful of. I'd recommend full PPE, good ventilations, do outside if you can and keep all other humns and pets away from the dusty area.

@@essentialhandyman Thanks. Unfortunately it would have to be indoors.

Thanks for watching and commenting. I personally have never used infra red. Do you find it works well?

@@essentialhandyman I have yet to try it. Is Lead Vapor an issue with Heat Guns?

@@Artiej0hn0 I'm gonna have to admit I don't know the answer to that question. Sorry.

To be honest with you mate, after having the Rockler one for a few years, I've given up using it as it's too faffy and I've damaged the letters, the frame and a few router bits, trying to get it to work. I feel it's just a poor design. I've not heard of the Milescraft one before. Is it any good?

@@essentialhandyman i haven't got to use it yet. I work outside and it's been to windy here.

Send me photos of what you have and I'll have a look at it and advise if I can. essentialhandyman@hotmail.com

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There are definitely limitations to how well this will work. And there's another stronger Loctite for more demanding situations. This stuff just helps a little bit. Please remember to hit the subscribe button and watch a few of my other videos for more helpful tips. Thanks.

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Glad you liked it namirra. Neutralising it is a great idea. However, releasing it into the ipes might notdo them too much harm, as it will clean as it goes. Please remember to hit the subscribe button and watch a few of my other videos for more helpful tips. Thanks.

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Boom. Just like that, peace in the home is restored. I find the clicking to be like water torture. Soooo frustrating. Mine has just started doing it again. So long as you realise it will happen every so often, it's fine. You just rinse and repeat. Ps, don't forget to hit the subscribe button. Thanks.

Usually when it starts clicking, one dirty igniter will set all of them off, so you can't easily tell which one is the culprit. But I suppose it's good practice to keep the hob clean by doing them all. Good luck and let me know if you manage to stop it this time. Ps, don't forget to hit that subscribe button. Thanks.

Better late than never! I'm sure it will help you at some point in the future. Please remember to subscribe to my channel and watch a few of my other videos, for more helpful tips. Cheers.

I stand corrected. Thanks for letting me know Warren. I'm always happy to improve the old knowledge base. Do you have either this model or the AG Seven?

@@essentialhandyman you’re welcome. I do not have the AG seven because it is very expensive, about $75 but I do have a lot of experience with the space bullet along withthe cap o magic models. I’ve only had one issue with the bullet pen, that being that if you’re not careful, it is very easy to have the grip fall off as it’s just on, but this can be solved with some glue. Only complaint I have with the bullet pens that they’re so small I lose them easily. Of the standard bullet pens, I’ve had four of them and I’ve lost three moves, but they are fantastic pens

There's a decent one in the video description. Is that what you meant?

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Many thanks. I appreciate your feedback.

The product in the link is the one I've used for years and has always cleaned my limescale off first time. I only used the Max Strength one (the 32% one) because I couldn't find the one I usually use. Yes 32% is very strong but in my experience, the one in the link has always cleaned my bowl 100%, just as well as the Max Strength one used in the video. Give it a go and let me know how you get on.

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I don't mind a little rolling of the corners, as the boards will be taped and jointed anyway, which will cover those inperfections.

I think you may be in the states, is that right? I've heard you don't have switched sockets out there, so localised isolation would be a problem. If you have a main fuse board, you could turn off the cooker from the main switch, double checking it's safe of course, and do the cleaning with the cooker isolated from the mains. Would that work for you?

Yup. Still working although one comment I do have is that if you wind the handle too hard, it does make the drill and therefore the drill bit deflect a little bit.

@@essentialhandyman So slow and easy. Got it. Many thanks.

@@whoDatBeDare exactly. Cheers.

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