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Thanks, always wondered if it was feasible to do that for reasonably flat stones. Cheers

Try using 'Patio Cleaner'. Its about 20% w/w and available from BQ and Wynstays as cattleyard disinfectant . Works at treat on deep corrosion and neutralised with tap water and bi-carb from Aldi . can be diluted to 5% and still works fine .

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LOL, suits you Sir !

Nice idea! But, you don't need precession flat stones to de-burr after scraping! Richard King, of scraping fame, gives out a small oil stone slips at the beginning of each one of his scraping couses!

stones look great, does the same shop sell chainsaws for that interior ? Having said that would love to see a video of you sat at the wheel !😀..Del..

Reading your discussion with a spanish comment writer. My cnc copy assuming it to be accurate in size to the original, is based on the roman measurement system standardized under Aggripa. This is not remarkable given their time of production. Mine has three holes based within plus minus 0.2mm of a roman finger which i take to be so small as to be the same size. The ring pattern does not distinguish between these holes merely reflects the pattern on the others. The lost wax technique back then would left hidden casting flaws which make the item prone to fracture, particularly when full of coins and thrown or rolled. Given the workmanship and expense ,seems more of a cherished item with a lighter work load. That being said, if you fashion a light weight ball and squeeze it through the larger hole you have a caged ball capable of being rolled on a cloth or specially prepared leather surface which would increase roll ability whilst reducing nodule wear owing to the reduced incidents of sliding and attrition or abrasion. When the ball rolls or settles into the base hole of differing sizes , you can invent a gambling or prediction game to suit like a dice. The 3 similar sized holes mean you get another roll or forfeit all as they occur more often. The presence of 3 similar holes makes the need for 12 sides almost redundant except in the above tenuously described circumstance or use. Have all other examples duplicate holes like mine ? Any solution to date suffers from explaining why in the cosmopolitian widely travelled roman world and military servicemen, serving in far flung places ,taken from all the provences, this object centres todate on spain france and to a lesser extent Britain. Germany has no known finds and they kept a presence there after Armenius so that does not explain its absence just reduced frequency. One last thing. When measuring this thing, the absence of meaningful marks makes hole identification very difficult and not as easy as you think , external labelling avoids repeatly searching the missed holes. Imagine inserting a plug or staff into a hole corresponding to July for instance with holes so similar. Not practical.

I would like Matt to be right, but i feel he is forcing his evidence to fit his theory. I used Euclid and other methods to create the pentagon on the disc ,and found so many problems , not least the distortion that you cannot claim what he wishes. To attempt to prove the pin holes were part of the construction process was a mistake as his method proves the scribe holes are in the wrong place even if this was not the side the craftsman began from.His own scribe marks tell you where 1 important mark should be ,the other on the lost half. Joining dots to the corners they are in the wrong place try the method for yourself as he did it. I looked into the coins and he has cherry picked the best one but the others on line make it clear this is not always a pentagon with 5 rays. Further he claims its at the bow when his last coin choice its at the stern on a well known style of warship which leaves us to conclude he does not know his roman history as well as he states or he is massaging the symbolic shape to fit. This is not a bash Matt comment. Its a shame hes being drawn into the world of pseudo science to support his theory whilst claiming he is an ex engineer. I have measured my own copy of said item and researched but i can say that my dive experience on known and unkown roman wrecks in the med. ,that the chances of a copper based item , allegedly on all ships of the line, not turning up, is a good argument for thinking differently. The hub of all military itelligence is Italy from campaign to political take over and despite the wealth of sites not to mention naval men around pompey , no finds. I appreciated your video as it is so frustrating to listen to someone measure the 'right length ' base line to prove the angle of inclination of the pyramid as we do not know the intended exact angle. Purely an analogy. No smoke , no mirrors only proven pseudo science. I hope someone finds the answer before i die.

Glad I don't owe you any money Si. 😀😀😀

I would think Matt's theory still works in that a commander would 'order' only the amount of coders/decoders that would be needed. Say he orders 24 and these are all cast identical, so that only his command has the proper coder/decoders that would all match in size. So that another command has their coder/decoders cast a bit different in size, so that they will only work within the command. In other words, the found coder/decoders would vary in size and specs, yet they all work as long as they all come from the same casting.

One moron critiquing another moron. Classic.

I’m not disliking the video but I would say the volume is very low I can barely hear what you’re saying and I very much would like to! Cheers

maybe the first 5:00 can hit the cutting room floor

If you're going to hit dislike on this, which is fine, please spend a couple of seconds to comment on why you're doing it. Cheers.

Very nice work sir.

I add: Costa Melas already had a video about the geographical distribution of the Celtic language, with the same title, except for Part 2, from 5 years ago, it seems that he has updated it and released it a few days ago. From what I have seen superficially, he is an apparently serious content producer. Obviously, an in-depth study on the distribution of Celtic languages ​​would require a doctoral thesis, which possibly exists and is in the public domain.

Hi Simon, while I was talking about the Dodeca, I came across an interesting and curious video, about the distribution of Celtic languages ​​throughout history: "History of the Celtic Languages ​​Part 2 P/Q hypothesis" by Costa Melas. ua-cam.com/video/dMglMnPciUk/v-deo.htmlsi=uHkCwakktaSfohoC You can see that the distribution of Celtic languages ​​during the 1st to 4th centuries coincides with the area of ​​discovery of the Dodecas, according to the map in the video "Roman Dodecahedron/ New Proposed. Theories, History, Description dnd Other" at minute 14:57. ua-cam.com/video/G4-XDQkoywQ/v-deo.htmlsi=RTOZArndvDWVmCet Videos and written information have been talking about the Celtic influence, but this video is significant, and its author is "covering his back" by saying hypotheses. Greetings. Alejandro.

Very nice work sir. Netjies.

Nice. A manual shaper lathe :)

Hello Wibbly Wobbly, I liked the second part of your video. The bucket reminded me of my time as an apprentice in a steam locomotive repair shop, carpentry, fitting, forging, welding, sheet metal,... In fitting we had to make a bucket, out of steel, it's not easy at all, I recently made it out of wood, obviously it has nothing to do with steel, I gave it to my brother, on one side I wrote with the pyrograph: I am from olive wood / They call me bucket / Hand made / I look perfect. At the end of the three years of apprenticeship, the company gave us the toolbox that each of us had built. This was many years ago and it seems like yesterday. Regarding the first part, I will tell you that I am aware of your video: "On the importance of doing your research..." I am totally convinced that in all of UA-cam there is no hypothesis as detailed and explained, about the Roman dodecahedron, as that of Alexander, whether he is right or not, but I think he is somewhat right.

Very nice work sir

Now there's posh !

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So, because he was in error about a piece of binned wood, his entire hypothesis is rubbish? I am sorry, but that does not follow. Matt may indeed be wrong about the dodecahedron, but not for reason outlined in this video.

Trees have now evolved to have fertilizer delivered to their doorstep !

For those struggling with the accent: This is the origin of the phrase, "toiletries." Ba-dum-Tssss!

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Hello Wibbly. (Translated by Google Translator) First of all, I have to tell you that I have two videos on UA-cam with a theory about the dodeca and the icosa. Secondly, I have to tell you that I posted a comment to Matt on his video "Solved! The Enigma of the..." three days ago and I'm surprised that he doesn't appear. Vacation, prior control? Thirdly, I would like to congratulate you on your interest in methodically delving into the evidence. As soon as I saw the wooden semicircle, I had the feeling that the measurements did not correspond; with several screenshots, from several photos, to minimize errors, the angles of the two holes gave me three measurements: 76°, 77° and 78.6°. My analysis is crude, rude, but 5° of difference seems significant to me. The radial distances from the center to the two holes gave me 34 mm for the one on the right and 37 mm for the one on the left, although my analysis is very rough, a 10% difference in the two radii also seems significant to me (The differences in the perpendicularity of the semicircle with the camera lens do not seem sufficient to admit these differences in measurements). Regarding the small diameter and the square shape of the two holes, one could always argue that it was unfinished. On June 29, I sent a rather long email to Matt at "matt.geevan@...", comparing his hypothesis with mine, from which I received no reply. I wrote it to him in Spanish, given the length. (I use Google Lens), if it is short, like this one, I translate it knowing that nuances are lost. My two videos appear on UA-cam with photos of the dodeca, icosa, with coins and my hypothesis is that it is a drum with coins that is thrown on a table with the sides protected. I think I'm not mistaken in saying that I'm the only one who proposes a hypothesis for icosa. Greetings from Spain.

Looks like a simplified model of a Fullerene.....🙄

Good luck with the lottery !

It's for measuring spaghetti. Different size holes, different amount of spaghetti. Right?😬

Hi Si, having done my homework Iv'e decided its a Roman orgy sex toy !

I appreciate you making this statement. Ive been working on debunking Poole for a while, and you said it well. Theres a reason he deleted most of his channel, he took the money and ran. As a person with a legitimate claim to understanding ed and his code, i really appreciate you doing this video. I wanted to be the man to call him out to a fight, but you beat me to it. Gratz. Turn up your mic next time, youre hard to hear, but putting it to my ear was worth it.

Beautiful plumage those molehills have got.....my local mountain is something I prefer to just look at out of the window, but then I'm a lazy old bugger these days...

RL polle has an amoeba brain

Thank you for your quick review of the Parkside band saw. Now we are here. I just bought me one in total secrecy. What she doesn't know won't hurt her😊 The flimsy thin manual doesn't tell how to operate this thing. But it tells a lot about what NOT to do. When you finish any mods will you let us know.

RL Poole is a SIMPLE IDIOT

Nice place, did it come with a tetanus shot?

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Very nice work sir. A vice is such a handy tool

Aluminium 'stock'???? Bloody Americanisms.

Hi I'm just going through my gang members, I'm just say hi thanks a lot for watching my amazementness of lushness, cheers 🍺👍

Nicely done Si. not as easy as falling off a bike !

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Morning Simon, a great deal of pleasure to be had from making one's own tools, ..Del...

Very nice work sir

Exactly the experiment I was looking for. Thank you.