Put some silicone spray to the drawer sides - they will run much smoother, and dirt/dust won't get caught much on that. If you don't like carrying too much, just use some systainers which can be coupled and sth with wheels, like a cart/skateboard beneath. Works like a charm on even grounds, your back will thank you.
Yes I’ve done a few videos on it explaining why, to my disappointment, it just really didn’t work for me. So do you like it? What sort of work do you do?
I'll go check it out. I might have missed it. No, I don't have it. I'm not sure if I would use it often, but it looked great in the videos where you used it on the job site. I'm a handyman in London, so I do lots of various jobs. I really enjoy building furniture. You have posted lots of useful information; thank you!
Great video !!!!! thanks
Love the home made 'portable work bench'. Will have to go through that in detail and make one of my own.
As you can probably see it’s a mix of different systainer parts, but an ideal size and setup in my opinion
@@Alastair_Freebird The 'Luke' work bench? Its 600mm wide but what is the length?
@@bobbrock41 Yep I'm going to make one of my own. I have a couple of those trestles
Loved that. Great idea putting tools in your lunch seat 👍
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Great set up!!
Put some silicone spray to the drawer sides - they will run much smoother, and dirt/dust won't get caught much on that. If you don't like carrying too much, just use some systainers which can be coupled and sth with wheels, like a cart/skateboard beneath. Works like a charm on even grounds, your back will thank you.
Good idea on the silicone spray, one of those things I know but am lazy and don’t think to do.
@@Alastair_Freebird Just give it a try, when holding a can of silicone spray ;-)
Did you gave up on Festool MW 1000?
Good set up
Yes I’ve done a few videos on it explaining why, to my disappointment, it just really didn’t work for me. So do you like it? What sort of work do you do?
I'll go check it out. I might have missed it.
No, I don't have it. I'm not sure if I would use it often, but it looked great in the videos where you used it on the job site.
I'm a handyman in London, so I do lots of various jobs. I really enjoy building furniture. You have posted lots of useful information; thank you!