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Surely the best one is the Karcher patio cleaner head, less water than lance and no horrid chemicals

Amazing thanks 🙏

Great video mate can you not add where we buy these new seals from a link please

Hi. Mine has a plastic membrane covering the whole inside of the roof, so what do you suggest? Thanks

Ridiculous....absolutely...ridiculous. is there anything one can't dumb down?

Hi, I’ve got a light fixture from IKEA that only has the live and neutral terminals and I’m trying to change a pendant fixture which I suppose has a live, neutral and ground… what do I do with the ground in this case please? Thank you so much in advance!

Brilliant video! I've subbed your channel. Some great content on here.👍

Every time I stop my Makita 18V LXT string trimmer, the head spins off. I cannot figure out how to tighten it enough for it to stay on every time I stop my string trimmer. The 3yr warranty just ran out. Any ideas on how I can fix it?

What a waste of time

That is a brilliant tool, cheers for that

Wow so amazing I tried third one and it was really worked. Just a suggestion for people who follow just make sure each and every step do as it is.

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Thanks good video

like a bellend i bought the black and decker one purely bcoz i had a spare battery from the drill i bought from lidl back in 2021. which also had a charger. remember when they had the drill, battery and charger for 45 quid? well ide bought that. so 3 years later ide started a gaedening business. (bought loads of makita tools labouring and ended up with 10 batteries. so when ide bought the shit black and decker strimmer, i wasnt aware that makita made gardening kit. the reason why i think the black n decker strimmer at 90 quid is shit is bcoz the battery takes 4 hours to charge fully. and what do you get out of that 4 hours? 20 minutes ON ECO MODE!! not a good deal that is it? however, 20 mins charging the makita battery on a makita charger gives u 20-40 mins usage. seem like a no brainer. so im selling the black and decker drill, 2 batteries and charger, and also a corded black n decker strimmer and just bought the makita 18v strimmer. my gardening jobs are increasing. gaining more n more customers every week. so.....i now have the makita 18v for small lawn jobs and went out n bought the makita petrol strimmer for large lawn jobs (where there are no windows close by LOL. last year i bought the makita 36v mower too. thats a decent bit of kit for small to medium lawns but i worked it out..... going through 2 batteries each time, then whipping them onto the double charger, and using another 2 fully charged batteries.... over the months ile be draining their capacity very quick...and at 60-70 quid each.......i decided to buy a petrol mower. finally got my tools tweaked down to efficiency. Oh and i bought the makita telescopic hedge trimmer too. hardly use it but its decent tool!! hope my massive story helped someone make sense of gardening jobs hahaha

excellent presentation......easy to follow.......you should be on tv making your own programme regarding practical tips

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Is it leaking with these nails on top of the roof

Great review!

Hello my down seal doesnt wanna move at all, it doesnt even allign with the metal part i tried your thing to pusht it down but it just go a little bit i need help

Thank you so much for your help, I was able to change the washer that you mentioned right at the start of the video, which sorted out the very slow water flow problem. Thanks for being so generous with your knowledge!

I just change the Corking

EXCELLENT AND CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS

Great video. Easier than I thought it would be. Defo a DIY job after watching video.

See the keyboard clowns have been on

wonderful teaching, thank you (from belgiium)

Is there a rule to work out how much concrete you'd need to buy per metre square?

I do all these things and I've never yet had a disaster but it still always makes me nervous!

Good tip there on using torque wrench for final tighten of screws,I have used impact driver before all the way and it pushed the wood away from the wall so I know what to do now in future,thank you

Cool vid buddy. I've used concrete screws a coupla times in the house. When you asked your question, my brain still thought firstly of hammer-in fisher-fixings. Yeah concrete screws for the Win !

Great video thanks! I know post Crete would be a more expensive method but would it be ok to use this instead for quickness? It would be for big shed? Also do you think slabs should be slightly higher than rest of ground for water run off and a bit of air flow under the shed?

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I steve love all ur video,s well done keepp up the great work. What makita sds drill is that and would u recomend it .thank you

Looked a little under powered.

Excellent 👍

Can't hear you at all unfortunately

Great instructional video. Thanks.

Great video mate concrete screws are brilliant 👍

Is that safe to do running it off a plug? Is that the same principle as an extension lead I take it?

Fantastic video, thanks for taking the time to share it. You've got +1 subscriber from me mate. Cheers

What make and model is your hammer drill??, good video

Loving your videos. This might be a daft question, but, I've got a light switch right next to a place that I want a socket. Could I use the wires from the light switch or is it unsafe to do so?

I've never heard of concrete screws. I've always used rawl plugs. Definitely going to get some as I've got some french cleats to attach to the wall.

Absolutely spot-on was thinking about buying a metal one. Makita track saw blade for my battery operated. Makita circular saw but like you say I only use it once in awhile so I’m gonna have a go at making this myself. Thank you very much for all the info is brilliant, good video

Exactly what I wanted to know. Thanks!

Thanx!👍🏾

Milton baby bottle cleaner is very good also

20 quid for 25ltr drum of 15% hypo from a farmers co op store. Better than anything else, just don't spray it with decent clothes on as it will bleach everything.

I don’t need an extra socket

A bit different if there was a thick concrete slab there not just mud 😂