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Morning deano,done another nice job there pal, really looks the part when in situ,did it all go well with all the cabling.keep up these videos mate, really enjoying viewing them,see you soon......

Hi Dean a great job done well as for the cuts it’s a good job you had a bit to play with. Like your good self I’ve done cuts put them together and can never understand why I’ve been out by 1mm on the square test will get in touch soon to repay the visit

Smart job Deano. Most ply is like that just lately, unless youre selling a kidney to fund buying A or B grade ply. Some wood dust and glue does a good job of hiding the holes. Look forward to the next vid

Hi Dean, you done a good job there on the under stairs shelving. looks a solid build, shame as you said the ply is a bit poor. As always a great video, catch you soon Take care

Just about to set mine up and find this vid very useful.

Absolutley Awesome stuff Brother Deano....Love your Work Brother, keep up the Great Videos Dude..Jobs a Good en..Oiiii Oiiiii.

Your wisdom on blades was sage .

Just Subscribed mate, Mez never said you had a channel! Keep it up.

Morning Dean, another good and informative video again pal, keep them coming,look forward to part two how you sorted all the wiring out..think your board would be an insulated plaster board pal..see you soon..

Dad to the rescue hi Dean great job and no such thing as over kill belt and braces is always best when doubt creeps in

Hello, complete DIY novice here hoping to achieve a similar look with the PAX wardrobes. May I ask what tool you used to cut out the space for the vents and where did you buy the vent plates? Good to know you left a 20mm void on the back. I’m hoping to fit an L shape wardrobe where one side of the wardrobe won’t be flush against a wall (the door is next to it) Any recommendations on how to make the skirting board (where the wardrobe ends) work with a 20mm void?

Good job Dean,I agree overkill is better than tears down the line

Hi Dean, good job there mounting the 65" Tv. It's a nightmare when you cant find a batten to screw in to and your hopping the anchors will hold the weight of the Tv. I know you used No Nails and its good stuff, but now you found a cross batten I would have but 2 or 3 screws in to the batten for peace of mind just my thought. Great job as always, catch you soon Take care

Great Review and Tips My Brother..Massive Respect from the WILDARMY Oiiii Oiii...Keep up the Good work Brother..Learning so much from ya Brother...Thank You...

That’s not a bad bit of kit Dean looks pretty accurate by the cupboards nice vid

Hi Dean, Good review on this laser level, catch you soon Take care

I bought similar made by Rockseed,green cross line ,it's the same colour as Bosch tools and cost £24.99 off Amazon Only used it a couple of times for putting shelves up in the shed up to now I'm happy with it for what i need

You can work it out mathematically, the fuel dose is .02 ml, times 5.5 = .11 ml per sec, x 60 = 6.6ml per minute, divide 1000ml by 6.6ml = 151.5 mlnutes (2hrs 41.5minutes) Kerosene 1 ltr contains 10.350 kWs of energy, divid that by 151.5 = 2.51 gives heater rating of 4.115 kw At low setting 1.7 x .02ml x 60secs gives 2.04ml per min, divide 1ltr by 2.04 gives 490.2 minutes or 8 hrs 10 mins run time, now going to watch video and see how close the maths is.

Hi Dean, it's all good and always enjoy watching your videos, catch you on the next one, Take care

Keep up the good work deano, always make a point of tuning in for you ,

It always surprises me as well what gets hits and what doesn’t. Was convinced my big vid (2hr nearly) or my workshop remodel would do quite badly but has had a fair few views now which made me happy. But tbh a lot of what I post is just for me really, because I enjoy making the vids.

Your doing great mate keep it going my views are mixed but the workshop is like you say to escape and think clearly but it shows your character and a diary of your life I’m jealous of you being approached I’ve never been that is a good sign that your doing something right my friend

Nice work! I'd like to make holes on the sides of the wardrobe instead of the back. I guess it will have the same effect?

Awesome bit of Common Sense thinking brother Deano..They will last longer than the original cheap uneven feet that they seem to put on ladders and everything else..Great Idea bro..

Good video again chief,got same issue on my workmate, will have to commission you for a set.. keep up the good work matey...

i've seen loads of these on building sites,most of them have the broken foot like you have,mine it's gotta be about fifteen years old and get shoes about twice a week,i wonder if the plastic was better quality back then,as mine are all still intact.well done for passing the four hundred subs,on to the the thousand subs

Just put the wood in between Dean

Hi Dean, Good idea , some of those plastic feet are not fit for purpose. Looks like you made good feet there good thing you put foam pads on them. I had a similar thing with my Black and Decker folding work bench I had 3 feet missing, I measured the gap in the feet knocked in a piece of wood cut the wood on the angle drilled and screwed through the leg and the wood and glued and nailed a piece of old rubber car mat for grip. Good tip and great video catch you soon, take care

Great catch up vid well done Dean and your subscribers are coming along nicely 👍

Good job and project thx for sharing enjoyed it keep building Cheers

Amazing video. You’ve really helped me :-)

Great looking projects thx for sharing Keep building

Hi Dean, You have made some things over the years, I bet there were good workshop projects. I bet you remembered every one of the, thanks for showing, catch you soon take care

Dino, I have this planer arriving monday and i'm trying to get ahead of myself do you know the distances between the mounting holes for securing the planer to a cart or bench - thanks in advance.

Sorry, but I don’t understand

Top Tips Brother Deano..I don,t own one of these Heaters but I,m thinking of getting one, reckon it,s going to be a cold one this Year..Youve sold it to me Braavaaa. LOL...And these tips will help me out..Respect for all your hard work bro, Keep it up...

Hi Dean your spot on with your tips as the normal environment that these are used in they get a lot more use good vid hope Jan is doing well and you of course

Your right about firing it up a few times during the summer ,mines on its 4th winter and I've just put it on as it's a bit chilly tonight started up fine And yes I turn it up before switching off , Great tips Deano

But again no battery back up ! if you have power cut heater can't power down properly and may fry it's internals !!

Hi, was it 2”x2” cls timber you used thanks

Great job, thanks for the video. May I ask what the multi tool and blade are! Many thanks from Rob 👍👍

It's just an owl-shaped wooden box 🦉📦

Look great 👍

What are the dimensions you used please?

Great little job Dean

Hi Dean, great idea for halloween, you have done a good job there. Great video catch you soon, Take care

Nice Work Braavaaaa...Awesome job, Tidy too..Respect Deano, keep em coming ode...

Grand job Dean

AWESOME.....

If you buy the kit without the steel box and build your own box with an extended cable run to the head unit 14.2 volts is fine if you have an adjustable power supply, on the other hand we have a 5kw unit like yours running of a car battery with a 12volt car charger attached and it reads 14.2 volts.