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The end was amazing 😆

First half of the vid made me laugh, but the 2nd half the watch came together nicely. Love your attitude and love the look of that watch it really pops. Like n Sub from me.

Does the case you linked to in the description come with AR coated glass? Sorry about the first dial.. When you pulled out the glue, i was like surely he's not gonna try to do that....

I got the RE140 last year to replace an old petrol one. The stihl works great, not as powerful as the petrol one but still did the job. 👍🏻

Ehhh… pilot watches are about legibility, granted you can be a pilot who enjoy watches that aren’t.

Best jet washer under £250? Nope. Your link takes you to £275 less than a day after release. Rip off Britain at it's finest. :)

Very smart, I love it!

Thanks for your review, could you tell me what size is the base? as I would like to get one of these, but would rather have the trolly ready before it arrives, just lifting it once onto the wheeled base' Thanj you

Great man I love skx 007 watch but I sold it after 5 years of use

Can you tell me about your thumb 👍 ring? Did you have it made, or did you purchase it?

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Well, Captain, i see what you do, and try to keep it fun and interesting. Thank you for that. I wish youre house-move will happen soon for you and the family, must give you quit some stress and impatience. I get that. Happened to me to, and you will see, those things happen with reason. All my best to you and the fam. Keep it up!!

Hi Mike, Wow !! lovely watch build, a 1 of 1 I do like the paper plane on the watch face, nice project build ans some thing different and enjoyable to watch. As always a great video, catch you soon take care

I love this kit to adapt vacuum and tools. The hose is great, ribbed exterior but the bore is smooth. Fewer clogs and more efficient. I thought the Rockler kit would solve my problems but it was a bust. This actually works. I have mostly Makita but also 3M, and an assortment of generic off brand tools. They all fit.

Nice video. You confirmed everything that has brought me to this machine. Been looking at Charnwood and record power but for around £500 less and 13amp instead of 16 amp this gives me all I need as a serious hobbyist. I think i'll be getting one. If i do I will be happy to use your link. Many thanks.

When you said mallet I was thinking rubber mallet not Thor's Hammer. Awesome! Cheers.

This was a great match Mikey! And the watch is nice too!

that looks amazing !!

what next watch..😊

Where did you get the replacement faceplate from?

Does the Centec hose fit Festool vacs? Or do the Centec connectors fit Festool hoses? Thanks fo this post.

That's a beautiful custom

The water depth resistance can be helpful for people who want a backup to their dive computer, though most divers dont use basic dive watches, especially on their own. A small number of them do, though. Not a bad idea to use a backup, and more divers should use them.

it was interesting seeing you do it but I'm not a fan of the color choices... I liked the original.

I was about to buy the 120v because it was cheap but it has a bad rating, looking closely I realize that the 60v has a better rating although I don't know if it is the same.

I tell my son it's my Casio Cubitus.

How do you combat static and shock?

I liked it better before the mods, 😊 lol..

Nicely done! Slick looking update. Creating with limitations, i love it!

What a fun little detailing/upgrade project. Turned out sweet. After almost fifty years of steady alcohol consumption something like this is beyond my capabilities. Those little screws would have ended up in the vacuum cleaner and the watch in the bin, I'm sure. :-)

Classic upgrade.

That actually turned out alright, nice transformation.

Happy New Year.

You talk about sharpness - is it actually possible to sharpen these things, and if so, how would you go about it?

Never thought I'd see a Bohemian-looking Stone Cold Steve Austin unboxing a plunge saw in 2025 😅😃

This is a really neat little bench, and I appreciate the budget nature as well. Do you have plans, or is it all just from an idea and a sketch?

Sorry to hear about your house sale issue. Our system seems to be designed to cause the maximum possible hassle and stress for the minimum amount of houses that change hands! Hope 2025 brings a good resolution...

Happy New Year from San Diego, California. Sorry you aren’t moving (yet) but I am sure that the right buyer will be found soon. My shop is 7’x11’ (just over 2 meters x just under 3 1/2 meters) so I guess I shouldn’t complain if you can work out of the middle of a moving storeroom 😁. Since I’m fairly new to your channel I am looking forward to whatever you post. Thank you for sharing, stay busy and be creative!

All up for vids on painting and drawing :-)

Man that sucks! The stress of selling a house isn't fun. Hopefully you get a new buyer soon!

Hi Mike, sorry to hear your house deal has fallen through, gutted for you, hope things work out soon for you. I wish you and yours all the best for 2025 catch you soon, take care

Awesome shop! Can't wait to see what you do with the knowledge you have now with your new one!

Sorry to hear about your house sale falling through, absolute nightmare. Good luck for the future though and A Happy New year to you and your family. I hope 2025 brings you happiness and a move. 🙂

Nightmare on the house move front. Cool.pressies though :)

What are the dimensions of your shop and was it overly restrictive? I’m planning to build one in my garden so just looking at options

Captain, don’t leave packing you workshop to the last minute, we moved 18 months ago and I underestimated how long it took to pack everything away properly, it a actually took longer to pack my workshop than it did packing the house, 😂 good luck with the move 👍🏼

Leaving an old friend behind but onto the next chapter! Excited to see what you build for the new shop. Best of luck!

RE Wood storage. The racks look good but I find storing wood in my workshop a waste of valuable space. I built a kind of lean to shed out of 5mm acrylic sheets that were ex covid office dividers. If you had space for a basic garden shed or could build something external for wood storage (doesn't need to be acrylic!) it's good to keep your stock separate in my experience as wood in the workshop always ends up in a mess! I also built a rolling cart for sheet goods. The advantage of that is you can access the rear sheets much easier and move it out to slot sheets in & out, which is tricky against a wall. Mine lives in my wood store but you could build one for the workshop too. I can't remember whose design I pinched from TH-cam. Possibly Peter Millard. I'm a bit of a hoarder when it comes to wood & keeping it organized is one of my biggest challenges & when it gets disorganised I can waste half a day faffing about, moving it from place to place endlessly.

This is a very well planned and nicely thought-out project. You have really made the most of the extension possibilities. That dual saw/router table was a damned good idea. In smaller areas it's so easy to paint yourself into a corner (I do that all the time🙄). How are you finding the Axminster saw? I'm looking forward to seeing the changes and tweaking you're going to do to the fence- as they usually need something done to them. Looks like you've got yourself a nice organized work station. Greeting from France.

Good luck on the house move. Looking forward to watching your new workshop being built.