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Thanks for your suggestion PR.

Thanks for your comment Lefroy.

Can I safely soak this bunch of stamps in the water without damaging the original postal marking?

Hi, in most cases it is perfectly safe regarding the ink, but the glue on most stamps should dissolve. I'm not familiar with all stamp printing processes, so I cant guarantee all stamps can go through this process. In my experience I have not seen any fading in colour or loss of ink, and some of the stamps are pretty old (XIX century). The brownish water you see in some images is due to rust from the album.

@@RODsDIY to be clear, I’m not asking about the stamp, I’m asking about the postal service cancellation mark they use so we can’t reuse a stamp. I’m hoping the black ink won’t bleed and affect the quality of the stamps.

@@RODsDIY thank you for taking the time to respond. 🙏🏼

@@TheWorld_2099 No, regretfully it won't come off. If it did, you could say they are unused stamps 😂😂😂😂

Thanks for your comment Aaron. Yes, it's a pity there is no more classic in YT library.

Thanks for your generous comment LutraUK and your suggestion.

Sorry to hear that, but I'm sure you'll find a way around it. Thanks for your comment.

Thanks for your comment Geeball.

I like it too. I inherited it. It´s very old.

Thanks for your comment Richard.

Thanks for your comment Mao. I think I'm becoming a fan of sticking the leftovers onto a new soap. It's simple and you don't have them lying around.

Thanks for your comment Mnair.

Could be.

I'm not sure what you mean. Two nuts are used for tightening the rod inside the drop in anchor. The rod is used to hang something, like a steel bar or angle, which usually only needs one nut under it, although sometimes one might prefer a nut over the bar and another one under the bar so there is no movement.

The nut doesn't enter the drop anchor, two nuts are used only to turn the rod, to screw it into the anchor.

@@RODsDIY im not mean the nut belong to the rod, im mean the nut belong to the anchor that lie or positioned in the top of the anchor that when you move the rod inside the anchor which in turn move inside the nut making the nut move back ( or down the anchor ) making the four sides of the anchor to expand against cementum ceiling or concrete ♥️🥰

@@yasirmahmod6832 The 2" long thread and the upside-down toadstool type nut I use to hammer in the anchor do not open the feet of the anchor. This bit of thread and nut are used only to push in the anchor when the hole is too tight. Ideally the anchor should go in easier than in the video. After I get the anchor well in, and remove the bit of thread, then I open the feet of the anchor hammering with the setting tool. At that point the anchor is set and it's inner thread is empty, ready to screw in a thread (in this case a long piece of thread).

@@RODsDIY so that bro , then which type of these anchors used for installating C channel ( The skeletal body or the bridge ) of gypsum boards in the cementum ceiling 😊 ?

Thanks for leaving a comment Yasir.

Thanks. I still can't believe it came out so good. Now I have to find a way to embed AI in him 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Sorry, just lower the volume. The narrative beats the music. Or mute it, and follow the automatic captions. Simple.

Thanks for leaving a comment Dt8079.

Hi CuteCraft, I'm no camera serviceman. I can only suggest you have patience with the procedures I mention in the video. If none of those work after many attemps I can only suggest you take it over to a camera service who might be able to check if it's not an electronic or software issue, or have better tools than what we might have at home to dig out any rock stuck in there.

@@RODsDIY ok thank you 😊 Have a nice day 😊 💛

How is that? It's working fine for me.

@@RODsDIY I am sure it's working great, but aesthetically speaking I am in pain.

@@brianfong5711 🤣🤣🤣 yes, I must agree. Well, that's mostly because my hand is a bit shaky, but with practice, next time, I'm sure I'll do it better. There always is a next time.

@@RODsDIY Well at least it works!

@@brianfong5711 👍

Thanks for leaving a comment Vaisak.

Lovely comment 😀 Thanks.

Thanks for your comment Serendipity, but I can't agree with you. If you have difficulties with my accent I suggest you run the autogenerated subtitles, they are quite good. I'll lower the volume of the background music in my next videos or change the volume in speaking/non-speaking parts but I won't drop it entirely as I believe it provides value.

I don’t think he was commenting on your accent just the loud music , great video tho!

@@maproductions8886 The problem I have with his comment is that the music, although maybe a bit loud, doesn't impede me from getting every single word even if I lower the volume to a level where I scarecely hear the music. What I understand by that is that he doesn't like the music. And I understand that. I can't stand Hip hop or hard metal, and it hurts my ears to have that music in the background. The only solution for that is either no music or softish music. For the time being I have chosen softish although I might change my mind. As far as I know, and I've been in this for the last 8 years (6 channels), videos with background music get more views.

@@maproductions8886 Can you explain to me why those videos you have on your channel have background music, and not precisely low pitch?

Thanks for your commenty Attommicdog.

Thanks for leaving a comment Andrew.

I don't know how you do it but everytime I have tried to cut acrylic it breaks, and I've used the finest-teeth saw.

Great you found a way around the issue. Sometimes, DIY is the only way.

Sorry to hear you've gone through such kafkian BS.

One can unscrew the arial itself without removing the mount, but I don't know if there is a shorter arial or if you can cut the old one to make it shorter. In my case, where the long arial is a problem for covering the car with a car cover, I have the arial permanently removed, and that uaually doesn't affect the radio signal much except when leaving the city. And when travelling I put the arial on or attach a pendrive with some "music for the road": Blues and rock and roll to keep my eyes open, well concentrated or sing along with the tunes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@RODsDIYThank you 😊

Thanks for your comment Lycodon.

Many thanks for your comment Tim.

Thanks for your comment Trinity.

Thanks for sharing your idea Darryl.

@@RODsDIY no worries... Also , aluminum cans like coke cans make excellent shim stock!!!

Happy to hear it was useful. Thanks for leaving a comment.

Thanks for your comment David. Feel free to take my experiments to another level 😊

Thanks for your comment Sigma.

Doraemon, if you have tried all the things I have suggested here, in this video, and nothing works, I believe your only option is taking it to a technician who can take the lens apart or examine the hardware/software.

Any ink based writing ends up smudged very quickly. Laminating means a thicker surface so you get different levels if you only fix a few letters. There is a transparent lacquer and varnish you can use which aren't too thick but I don't know how long they will last.

@@RODsDIY Thanks. I'll look into that.

$16 is not cheap in my budget, and even if I were more expensive, the value of making things last so we don't drown in electronic waste is worth 10 times that. On the other hand, I reject manufacturers that promote wastefulness. We must be more responsible with the future of our kids and their kids.

Thanks for the comment and subscription FatStereo.

Instead of absorbing paper? Thanmks for your contribution MH.

Yeah, we are living in times of unrestrained consumerism and drowning in our own waste, and manufacturers are the drvers. PCs that must be renewed in less than 5 years because Microsoft diches support, should be a worldwide topic. Are all those new apps and options really necessary, or just an excuse to make us spend our money?

@@RODsDIY Just found out you can buy replaceable letter stickers for only about $ 5 to $ 10.00 -- It has all the letters and symbols. I'll do that instead.

@@grantp4022 That's not very expensive, but I've heard they don't last long. However, I have not used them so cant back that assertion.

Thanks for leaving a comment Subhrajit.

Thanks for your comment Tz-Tagz.

Thanks for your comment Romero.

There you are Thomas: th-cam.com/video/tYtYsgO3oLs/w-d-xo.html

Thanks for your comment Anthony.