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very well done!

You must be retired, who has time for that???😂

Great tip for sanding the knob!

Hi Sion would you caulk along the seems at all?

Thanks Simon cowell

This stuff has completely destroyed the lawn. The entire patch where used is now black. There was a lot of moss, so I know a lot of the black is the dead moss. But one week later, moss raked out and grass still black. I used this to just improve the grass before I left the tenancy. Now I’m likely to be billed for an entire new lawn 🙁

Fantastic work as always Sion! I absolutely love all your restoration videos.

Wow! looks like new now, beautiful 🤩

Stihl- just stick to chainsaws

Just made myself dumber by effing with it

This is the biggest pile of shit head that there ever was from any company. Probably made in China now

What to do if you dont own a pressure washer?

Other videos that I’ve watched use a slab of Granite (like a large Granite Tile) or a large sheet of glass, then they put the sandpaper on that so they get an even sanding of the plate.

How about treating the outside first to stop penetrating damp, you did not state if external issues were evident and if issues were rectified. You’re tanking system/instructions are not the best, possibly rubbish, you do not tank on top of a crack or fill to the surface internal render/plaster crack, bollocks. External render/pointing repair required 1st including seals to door/window frames to elimanate water penetration/ingress, an external water seal would also be advised if possible. The internal plaster would be advised to be rmoved if issues persist and a tanking slurry salt retarding render/skim coat applied to the affected areas.

Thanks for that concise and helpful film, regards John from sunny Devon UK

Well if you’re not prepared to tell us if you think it is or isn’t worth the money why put it in the title. I clicked on here to hear your opinion. You’re the person with the expertise and we’re looking for your opinion so, is it or isn’t it worth the money?

BLISS! That's what life's all about right there

Absolutely brilliant. You've inspired me to have a crack at one myself. However, if you think getting good quality supplies is difficult in the UK, spare a thought for those of us in the Antipodes. It's nigh on impossible unless you get it shipped from overseas.

Nice video Sion. I’m not in the market for a new mower just yet, but I have been quite curious about the capabilities of an electric one. Thanks for sharing!

Nooice!

Well i didnt need to take all those things off and mine does not turn counter clockwise only clockwise to spool string on.

Hi, I recently hand applied and got dark patches, how long before it turns green?

Refreshing to not see any trims or caulking/silicone 😊

Can you create a bullnose effect without owning a router such as using an orbital sander using 40 grit paper??

Awesome job !!!! New to your channel and just subscribed as well !!! Looking forward to your work and videos !!!

Thanks! Very informative 😎👍🏻

Thanks for sharing Sion! I desperately need to do this to mine.

I found it a pain to pull hose through the front then pulling it back to roll it back up any suggestions

Brilliant video. So clear and extremely helpful. Thanks Sion.

Simple and effective, excellent video 😁

If there is no offset on the blade tip, then this will work. I personally have never seen a blade of that nature. For those that have carbide (or othe), raise the blade all the way up and use a dial gage and purchase a freud 10" calbration and sand disk combination. (Item number CD010)

You left it natural? So, you'll have to do it again next season.

I just got the K5 but think slightly swindled by the description "K5 Power Control" as they now do one with a cheaper lance which just shows the pressure and does not control the output pressure, you need to use a tool with variable flow rate to adjust the pressure. It even looks like it has four buttons. To get the one now with the LCD control on the lance you need the "Premium" version which now includes the hose on a reel.

Nicely described. I find that this is necessary every year or two. After cleaning it is also a good idea to 'feed the wood' with teak oil. This enhances the look. If you do it every year, and don't mind the roughness too much, it is not necessary to sand it. Pressure washing alone is enough unless you want a 'like new' look. After all, it is GARDEN furniture, not living room furniture!

Bad quality. Mine stopped working after few years. With little use. I have cared for it all the right ways. Very expensive.

Great presentation, thx,

Nice! Come do mine? 😊

Great video,really enjoyed it, great choice of background music.

do you need to add sand.

Just bought one of these and your video was very helpful. Thank you. Subscribed

Why not applying a sealing coat to keep it safe more time?

Nice video and beautiful end result. I noticed the front knob was spinning on the spindle at the start? How did you fit it so that it didnt spin anymore? Im considering filing down a couple of threads off the spindle. Cheers.

Would it be worth putting a weed proof membrane underneath the slabs before laying?

Oil it up a couple of coats

Don't pressure wash. It's to aggressive

Just bought a 225 yr old house in wales the whole place had been painted on outside with masonry paint so had the whole place sandblasted back to the stone. Even though there are many areas pointed with cement after opening all the windows say an inch & putting the heating on the difference after 4 wks is amazing. Plenty of lime mortar & pointing required but these buildings need to breath & need to be cared for

Holy Moses what are you doing ? Lime lime lime is the answer it’s an old house so don’t use new products. Check out Peter ward or any lime specialists The walls inside & out need to breath

Do you need to apply flux still if youre using yorkshire fittings?

Very instructional video. Thank you!

I'm afraid I couldn't use it. I've been using table saws since 1974 and still have all my fingers. I try to use the fence every chance I get and unless I'm not making a through cut like a dado i always have the riving knife installed. I had a kickback once that was so strong it went into the wall and knocked a piece of the outside siding off. And after I got married my wife would kill me if she knew I didn't use something on it. However, I might just adapt it for the miter saw.