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Thanks for stopping by! We only have one pop-up style inflatable (Halloween), which I've not had to repair yet, so I'm not aware of the mechanisms used. I'd imagine that there's a secondary system of some sort that controls the pop-up aspect --maybe a second blower, or perhaps a timer with an air valve that allows air to be fed from the main blower (i.e., no second blower). My recommendation would be to unzip the inflatable and see if you can find the mechanism attached to the Santa piece. Is there another blower, electrical wiring, or just air tubing? Is there a control box attached to the main blower? Hopefully it's just a sticking air valve that can be re-lubricated with WD40. Good luck!

Sure, here’s the one I bought (AFF Link): amzn.to/3OLqN1Wa. Please make sure to double check the power rating of the old blower to the one being purchased 🙂

@@ChristisKing117 Great tip! I’ve had no issues with squareness, but always worth checking it during setup. Thanks for watching!

Glad it helped, thanks for watching!

Welcome! Thanks for the sub 😀

Thank you for watching and the kind words! Hope you enjoy your new saw --it was a gamechanger for me after upgrading from my old one 😀

Thanks for watching! I'm not too familiar with turntables, but have seen that there's a Pyle phono preamp that may allow you to use this receiver with a turntable.

I sure did, thanks! I need to stop measuring once and cutting twice 😂

Ah, I’ve never dared to perform a replacement with live wires. I wouldn’t trust myself to accidentally touch both conductors and get zapped 🫣

😁 probably not the smartest way to do it but the jolts never killed me. Just made me feel interesting conductive passages through my body 😂

Thanks for watching! This compressor has been a nice upgrade from my old one.

I’d assume the throat plates are interchangeable, but not 100% sure. Seems like Skil switched over to metal throat plates within the past year. Hopefully they are selling the metal throat plates separately for those looking to upgrade from plastic. Yes, I purchased my saw from Amazon.

Oops. Found the locking lever under the table!

Sorry, I may have skipped showing that on the video. Glad you found it 😀

Glad you found it useful, thanks for watching!

Yeah, I had marked out high/low spots before pouring, but didn't stick to plan during the pour. You'd think after using SLC for multiple other projects I'd have learned my lesson.

@@Gorphee I think it does. I only had a corner of the room that needed leveling, and I underestimated how much I needed during the first pour.

Haha, true --I probably should have edited that part out! I always find myself borrowing kitchenware to measure things out on my projects, I should probably buy my own set.

Hope you enjoy the saw, and thanks for watching!

The nozzle has 5 settings that can be used to adjust the spray angle, which will change the resulting water pressure output. There are two settings for wash that are lower pressure than the non-wash settings. Aside from the nozzle, I don't think there's a way to change pressure being produced by the engine itself (unless adding a separate flow control device).

That's a great tip that I had not even considered during installation --thanks for sharing!

Glad you found this helpful, thanks for watching! Enjoy your new saw!

Yes, thank you for the great video. I just set mine up in my living room while watching as well. 👍

Same!! 👍

Thanks for watching! I can't speak for the quality of the Metabo table saw, but I have a Metabo miter saw which has been a workhorse. The wheels on the Metabo table saw stand would be a nice benefit for transport and probably wouldn't require much more space for storage.

Thanks! These windows have been solid for us on both our pool house and playhouse.

I’m 6’2” and haven’t had any issue with the height. Evaluating the types of cuts you’ll be making most frequently may be the best way to determine which saw to go for. On most general household construction, trim work, etc, I’ve stuck with my miter. But, this table saw has been perfect for precision ripping.

@ I have limited space so being able to put it up and the better dust collection, and ability to also cut miters with the table saw has me leaning that way lol. Thank you for responding. I’m about 6’4 so I was worried.

Orange happens to be my favorite color, although it did not factor into my purchase of this mower! The leaf recycling program sounds like a great way to help disperse leaves to others!

After filling with fuel and oil, I just had to pull the starter cord a couple times and it fired right up. If that’s not working for you, double check that the spark plug is connected, air filter is not blocked and that the fuel lever is open. Good luck!

His boyfriend is soooo proud

They've been setting nails into cement long before the inventor of the ramset was even swimming in his daddies balls. It was called being a man.

Ah, thanks for letting me know --it should be squared away now!

Thanks for the kind words! The playhouse was a fun challenge for me, and is now being put to good use by the kids and their friends.

Yeah, at the 4:03 mark of the video I ended up switching over to the torx (T-20) with my power driver. It was getting too tedious trying to use a flathead 🙂

I did the same thing, pus I didnt see the styro block under the motor.

Yep! The Quest 3 has the pancake lenses (same as Pro) while the Quest 3S has the Fresnel lenses (same as Quest 2). Definitely a big performance gap between the two lens types, and probably a large reason why the Quest 3 is quite a bit more expensive than the new Quest 3S. But, Quest 3S is still a nice upgrade from the Quest 2 with the improved processor and mixed reality addition (color pass through). I will be releasing a comparison video between the headsets to help highlight the differences.

I'm mowing less now in the fall and have noticed that I sometimes have to pull it 2 or 3x. I figured that it just needs to be cranked a couple times to get the engine primed after sitting for longer periods of time between use.

Good luck trying this out! Like many things, applying the plastic sheets takes a bit of practice to master the technique.

Any updates?🙏

@@cjayjr7706 Interesting that you have issues with the mower getting clogged and dying. I’ve had blockages but it’s never bogged down the engine, at worst I end up with some large clumps of clippings in the yard until I clear the blockage. But, I just finished my 1st year so hopefully this isn’t something that will arise with additional use.

I purchased mine on Amazon (AFF Link: amzn.to/3W8Kc1b)