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Good shout!

I couldn't answer that I'm afraid. I would contact the maker of the power station for advice, or look on van-life forums to see what others are doing. Hope that helps

@@hausofyax thanks buddy I will have to have a look I can see this working though as most power stations have the 3 pin sockets for main supply like a house just converting the power lol but thank you anyway

We have loads over here whether there is a rally on or not. Maybe you should pop over. The next rally is coming up soon - it will blow your mind!

I will check it out. Is it really easier than something that any perosn already has in their tool box?

@@hausofyax l have sold over one hundred and fifty jigs all over the U.K. and Ireland.

The jigs now cut up to 150mm.

Haha, no doubt 🤣

They are great aren't they!

I would be scared to drive them, particularly at full pelt!

Always that colour too. Looks great.

Haha it does!

Oh, it happened to you too? Hope you found it! I lost mine whilst solving it whilst riding my bike. I had to buy a new one 🤣

Yes, not much in the way of damage though as far as I know 👍

Throaty!

Think you commented on the wrong video mate!

@@hausofyax Yes 😂 Sorry about that

@PointNemo9 😁

You got throught that chicane pretty neatly 👌 I was saying to my lad how you used to see Puma's everywhere, now hardly at all.

@@hausofyax they are getting scraped daily,I used the orange classic mini last year,but I like the Puma you can rag them, and they get the job done,abit of toe and heel, with double de clutch, left foot braking,with trail braking and a bit of hand brake in the mix does help, great clips, thanks.

@TrustyGreyHound2 I don't doubt it, shame. Sounds like you are a dab hand at it 💪

@@hausofyax slow getting there, with practice.

@@hausofyax The rear wheel arches tend to go like Pears on the Puma, Ford didn't put any Rustproofing on them and used really cheap Steel, most of which was actually made in Russia and was incorrectly Smelted and Rusts in the Showroom as a Result!!.. it is even worse on the Racing Puma when the Water gets under the Plastic Extension Cladding...Nightmare. Most get Scrapped because you cannot get OEM Replacement Arches so People think the Car is "done" ... there is a trick however... the Front Arches off a Peugeot 206 can be used as they are the same shape! and you can still get them from Peugeot!

It was fantastic 👌

Not sure what you said, but thanks for watching!

That is a valid point, I wonder how much damage would actually be done in that event. It's not happened to me so far.

I had an R53 (The supercharged one) a few years ago and it was a brilliant car.

Still don't like them German rubbish

Hsappy to help :)

You're welcome! Glad it was of some help to you :)

I'm glad you found it useful Joseph 👍

I think most people have!

Great tip Colin 👍

Cheers @@hausofyax

You are correct, and I did 👍

Haha you are right! Why this is not a built in feature of CZcams itself I have no idea! Who doesn't love a new subscriber?!

Yes, lesser spotted!

I can remember when you used to be able to stay in your car!

Thanks, the lights are from Amazon. Link in video description 👍

Thanks@@hausofyax unfortunately they are 3m i need 2. found some that are very similar, your vid has inspired me to fix up an old light sign box. half way there just ran out of my black vinyl, so waiting on that and i can cut it. (i have a machine) saved me a good £40+ easy. cheers

Sounds cool, glad to be of some help :)

Thanks, much apreciated.

Thanks a lot, plenty more where this came from so stay tuned for more 😀

Thank you, bye! 😀

Thanks for the sub, you're very welcome - happy to help :)

It may be that the seller has updated the listing to a different product.

@@hausofyax will a 3amp do then? Cl

You can get 1a Fuses for plugs but they are hard to get . you should be using as small a fuse as possible if it says 350w probably a 3a fuse but no bigger than a 5a

240w or 360w please

You just change the fuse in the plug to a 3a if it blows, which it shouldn't unless there is something wrong put a 5 a fuse in if that goes there's really something wrong with probably the power supply box or the heater itself

The heater is great. I'm using it in a decent size workshop and it is very effective in everything but freezing conditions. It would be even better in a smaller space. I have another one to install for those extra chilly days!

I'm glad you liked this video Paul. I was not old enough to do any of this in 1993, I expect it was different back then!

I think that would make a right mess. I'd personally get a foldable workbench and use that to support the plywood 👍

I've seen a lot of Americans use thin PIR boards for this exact purpose but they usually buy thin cheaper boards around 20mm thick either with or without foil & then they just bin them once theyre knackered, bearing in mind you can flip the board & use the other side as well they last a long time. For cheapness I sometimes do the same but I use a 25mm thick sheet of polystyrene as it only cost a few quid & I've done countless cuts on it.

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@@steveknapyes

They are great fun, I'm on my second now as I got another one for xmas!

You're welcome. I'm not sure to be hinest but the converter is rated to 30 amps, so less than that!

The heater won't pull anywhere near 20a the kettle plug will have a 13a fuse anyway but I would take it down to 3a. But I reckon they probably use less than 1a as you see people just running them from a car battery and only charging weekly

You're welcome :)

That would be a good idea but to be honest it is not something I would need to do here. If there was no power I couldn't do any work so I'd be off home anyway 🤣

30 Amps I believe. I'm pretty sure it says in the description if you want to check, in actual fact click the link and it will take you to the product in the video 👍

Hey @MarkRichShootingthebreeze If you go to my CZcams homepage and click the arrow next to where it says 'Welcome to our channel' etc you'll be able to reveal my email address. Just drop me an email :)

@@hausofyax Will do. Thank you.

Bring some around!

I’ve got 40 150mm boards coming today I’ll let you know if it works

Get at it!

@@hausofyax it does not work on 100mm or 150mm even cutting 50mm with rail saw into 150mm then trying to snap didn’t work

@@cyberprop 😅 yeh I use either knives or the PIR jigsaw blades on boards up to 50mm thick, if they are any thicker than that they need a saw or something better.

You should, great fun and a wicked sign at the end of it ❤️

Glad you like the tutorial 🙂