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I need an exercise pool for my health but I can’t afford to build a shed over it do you think it’s possible to have one all year round without in the uk? Any thoughts would be gratefully received

Creativity worth big $$$

The adapter was new to me - thank you. Greetings from Lithuania. www.youtube.com/@kaskam007

I used mine today I did 5 cuts on big discs of 55cm and was completely dead . I was expecting a bit better but I guess it's made for smaller stuff . I'd like to see it go up against the new 40v chainsaw

You paid what for that??? 75 what?? Did you say pounds? On Amazon, it’s going for $165 USD! Is that about right?

This is the FASTLANE that you can put in any pool ? And is the lowest speed model EP produce ? ( it look fast anyway ) I’m looking to buy one but I’m wondering about extra cost like Every 6 years you should change the motor

Only makes a half cup at a shot? No selection for amount? If you do a double shot, does it overflow the cup?

We are building a log house in Canada and have at the moment only access to a power socket from a friendly neighbors house. I picked up a second hand Makita coffee maker in Switzerland for around 50$ and brought it with me for camping and the building site. In my experience you can get two coffee mugs (160ml) out of one charge with a 4Ah battery -> depending of course also on the ambient temperature. It is more efficient to produce the second coffee cup right after the first one since the machine is already pre-warmed. Since I got plenty of 4Ah and 5Ah batteries the ease of producing coffee without a burner e.g. is a big plus in my opinion -> just prep the machine and let it run, come back later to a nice cuppa. I have to agree with James that the coffee is way too hot when it finishes the boiling though.. Coming from Europe I can attest that the Makita coffee maker produces coffee & espresso which is 10x times better than anything at Starbucks / Tim Hortons (I am going to get some Canadian hate for that one). Get yourself some good coffee beans and grind them to a size suitable for French Press or Mocca - the Espresso grind size is too small and makes a mess during the pouring of the coffee. During winter just throw the machine in your car and enjoy it in there. You can also use it to make yourself a cup of tea. I made a short video of how to prepare it and it got quite some comments also from family members and friends. th-cam.com/users/shortsgpXo9F_h4Zw

Is that half a cup of coffee though lol

You lied as I can see a row of extension outlets under your cabinet! Stick with the 230😂

Nice I got the same set up, identical saws, and the workmate, well pleased with both.

I was running this saw for about 2 hours at about a 30-50% duty cycle th-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQm1wmg0ItKDLavxj1nXtQY9HP7EF504 and it did a great job. I used the lever for the built in sharpener to clear chip buildup out more than to actually sharpen the chain. It managed to cut some hardwood stumps much larger than it's size without bothering the neighbors with hours of 2 stroke noise.

with 2 of 6Ah you will get loot more power gona get borred or tired on cutting.

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How long it can work with one battery? 5.0Ah

speeding up the video does NOT help - I need to see the actual time it takes to cut thru - when you accelerate the video speed it invalidates the experiment

4Ah is basically a toy, not a serious tool. Though the much higher efficiency of electric motor is able to compensate some of it as seen in video. Something like 20-30Ah battery in a packback would be a sufficient one. I did rebuild a BUC300 makita (brushed motor) chainsaw to a external 20Ah 24V battery 6 years ago and that already enabled to do some logging :) But once a while it did overheat and finally it did fry the armature (demagnetization also occured). Another great benefit accompanying external battery is the fact that the chainsaw without batter was only about 2.5kg or something and could easily be operated with one hand.

What is the update? Is the Makita still going strong?

I. Want. Removal. Battery. For. Change.

cosumes a whole battery for 1 fucking cup not worth it

Lost respect, its no toy at all and stihl 181 is a crap saw

Thank you, I absolutely love your view. Straight to the point, informative, and useful. I love how you showed the many use cases within practical scenarios. I appreciate you so much, you did a great job...

Very nice job. Niee set-up!

Good basic and honest tool review - that's the way I like 'em Tom - 5*****

Is this also available in S.A I need it

What kind of pump is using in the endless pool?

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Does it come with a battery?

I didn’t even know that you could buy the blower and motor separate. I’m getting some great ideas from this,thanks!

Thanks for this awesome review! I am a homeowner looking to do some light property maintenance and I think this is the best option for men! No more gummed up carbs! Woohoo

sold!!! thats convinced me....ive used a stihl ms180 for years but that makita looks very impressive

Bloody marvellous ...Got the camping lamp.heated waistcoat .Heated blanket plus loads of other makita gear .Becomes addictive .Is the water piping hot ? .Great vid by the way .Spot on.

maybe a little off the wall but - has anyone considered heating one of these off the back of a wood-burning stove ? maybe linked to an underfloor heating loop - I live in the UK and am more likely to have access to cheap wood than cheap electricity ! Maybe I could go solar in summer and wood in winter....

I own a dcm 500 and it works on my 18volt battery's ,( take it slow mode ) and on 240 volt outlet !( the effing fast, I am in a hurry, need coffee now mode ) the battery holder is a separate part like the usb one, and a separate cable for home outlet 240v my coffee maker dus not work on battery's anymore but it stil dus work on 240volt Been using it for years every day and I am looking for a replacement.

Can you not fit solar on the roof to heat it up?

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Very good demonstration!

there's a fucking plug socket right there! 0:58

How does it work

Will this take tassimo capsules

Great and very useful video! Thank you very much for this one video! ;)

what's the average cost to heat that a week.

Thanks got your video Tom . Have been thinking about this saw , now off to press the magic button 👍🏼👍🏼😊

My Endless Pool was installed by a certified Endless Pool installer. It was a horror show. Would never recommend anybody do it on their own. Ever.

I'm representing for them gangsters all across the world (STIHL) Hitting them corners in them low-lows, girl STIHL taking my time to perfect the beat And I STIHL got love for the streets, it’s the HSE(Health and safety Executive)

great video wish you would do more!!! and have links to the adapter and the actual unit!!!! hope you do a bunch more

Fair test, thanks.

probably easier to just take a thermos to work I think. I do like that usb adapter though. thanks

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love how the ecosystem works