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Will this work with 18V battery powered trimmer?

Battery lasts 10 mins?

From the first 62 seconds it looks like you are talking about Milwaukee nail guns ....😢

Nice vid bro, what was that attachment on the edge cutter/line trimmer? Looks pretty solid

Hi there, great stuff! did you need council approval for this? Cheers

Great work, those little Ryobi's pack a punch!

Things you need to be aware of :- Do not cut bracings Use a roof punch to start hole Use proper sheers to cut roof like makita DJS131Z That fill sheet you used should have been tucked under not leave that sharp edge on top . Everything else is pretty good for a DIY Don't rely on that foam lasting any more than 10 years , it's turns to dust and will eventually leak . Regard a fellow tradie .

Lot of strength of the pip is lost doing it this way. That tension gives the sections a lot more rigidity. Just couple two pieces and put them over the posts in the ground/concrete. OR buy 20' sections.

Reducing the depth of cut to just a mm more than the thickness of the tile will reduce chipping as the angle the disk enters and leaves the tile is more shallow.

Absolute garbage. Threw mine in the trash after using first time.👎

Love this review! I just bought this saw for my first ever home tiling project and I was a bit nervous to use it but it looks pretty straightforward.

Your video helped me assemble a JEGS 555-81445 72 in. Rolling Tool Cabinet that I bought. Loved the way you sped up the video! Thank you very much!!

I'm a bit late to the races with turbos and bov's, but just a quick question. My 89 Celica has a similar set uo but is there a detrimental affect of the waste air from the bov, going back into the cold air intake ? Thanks....good video and great car

great content!

What is the green coating on the wood?

Just wondering, if you have a jig set up, would it be easier to use a heat gun rather than heating the sand?

Very nice tutorial, thank you. I found that drilling the outlet low on the cap and putting on a valve to add extra flow control was better for me to avoid the risk of putting it too high

Very neat work, however did you consider the potential lead leakage from that type of 90mm U-PVC pipes? They are definitely cheap, I have been considering whether or not to use them, or source some food grade plastic pipes.

Bạn làm cái nhà kính này tốn bao nhiêu tiền ? .tôi định làm 1 cái như thế mà không biết bao nhiêu đô la .

Beautiful, Amazing and done singlehandedly...very nice , Good work and very informative

I see milwaukee has a 15GA finish nailer, is this new?

Hi mate, thank you again for posting the video, looks like you are in eastern suburbs too, I have drawn plans too but trying to find a engineer / surveyor for my project. Would you mind sharing company you used for surveying. Also did you have to use drafting services, or plans from the app were sufficient? Thank you.

I’m in the northern hemisphere should I go clockwise?😂

thank you for this review. Can I cut wood with this tool?

Can you give me a list of the items you purchased to build this Greenhouse and how much in total did it cost you?

Hi! Just a quick question, how can you remove the plastic say when there is a cyclone or cam you remove both plastic n frame then refit after a cyclone?I luv this design for our women farmers but this wud be my only concern and how much did it cost to construct? I am enquiring from Fiji.

Nicely done. I’m in the process of making a miter saw table and this has given some ideas, especially the track system.

You need electric pump that are the go

Seems to me extremely heavy duty. Well done man

Eco wet says 300ml per 100sqm so how do I know which setting to use?

Cuáles son las medidas por favor amigo

The cheap plastic spacers weren't thrown in with the kit those cheap bastards

Thanks mate! Awesome content.

when you shake it is there a clang ringing sound from the drawer locking mechanism? mine has this sound

Thanks. Looks good but need to see it a couple of years later.

"The drill bit's cactus." I can't wait to use this phrase.

Does the black saw guide come with it or did you add that? And if so where did you get it please!?

Thank you! This is what I had been looking for. 2 questions, can you do a video for tiled roof? Also if you need to be licensed to do this for your own home in Victoria

Coming along well...enjoying watching your videos.

thanks mate, great vid 🤟🏼👍🏻

Hi question: I have this pole pruner and when I was cleaning I moved the gasket and I need to know where it goes?

Thanks James

Very nicely done. thank you.

Thanks for the video. It was helpful.

This is so helpful thankyou! Do you think the final bits of tin are essential or can you do without? Cheers

Someone had to dig deep into the arm pits of the music world to find the absolute worst music possible to pair with this video...

This is the ultimate example of creativity in using PVC for such a project.👏👏👏👌👌 Specially, I like the sand application in giving new shape to the PVCs. One major thing that I find as overkill, while it makes the whole project extremely looking nice and clean is having a concrete floor. You see, I look at projects such as a greenhouse, as something that gives me maximum flexibility with the least amount of effort and cost for change in the future, if in case I wanted to remove the greenhouse completely, or wanting to move it to a different location. At this very moment, I’m building my own greenhouse that is mainly intended to protect the fruit trees I’ve already planted, against extreme weather fluctuations. It is going to be 21 feet long (6.4M) by 7 feet width (2.13M). The foundation and surrounding frame is made of free wood pallets, up to the height of 47” (1.19M). Then I’ll be using 1 inch (25mm) by 10 feet (3M) PVC pipes to make the arch. I hope I won’t need to warm up the PVC to create the arch.🙏🙏🙏 Anyway, I only use screws, if in case I need to remove or make changes to the greenhouse in the future. With 1 inch wood stakes I secured the wood frame into the ground without any cement.

Sons out guns out jimmy! (It's dave btw)

Thank you so much

What is the clay stones used for on top of the water tank. very nice setup