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This is the first ML10 I've used & It's performance has been very impressive up to now, it's just so nice to use too! Very happy with it 😃👌

Thanks ever so much 😊!

I used a company called Riverside Works Japan on eBay, they were great to deal with, just be aware of the Import cost, you have to sort this out separately 👍. It's a great heater, I'm really happy with it 👌.

@@jonnybonks Thank you.

Thank you 😊! They're great lathes 😃👍

I suspect it would, my other heaters do however didn't want to try with this one in case of damage to the enamel top.

Thank you, I'm so pleased you found it useful! They're great little lathes and Myford were very helpful too 👍

@@AliPez 😂👍

Thank you! That's very kind 😊.

Thank you! 😊

Thank you! The spindle on the early ML10's runs directly in the casting on an oil film, so there are no separate bearings so to speak. Would you like the spindle dimensions? If so, I'll check my notes for you, I can't remember off the top of my head 👍

Thank you! We shall see 😃🤞👍

@@K1ngcasimir I'm very impressed with it up to now. Yes, I had to pay Import duty & taxes 👍

@jonnybonks It’s definitely an expensive purchase, especially with the added custom duty charges, but I can understand the appeal of its functionality and aesthetics. I’ve been exploring alternatives like Amazon Japan or using a Rakuten proxy to see if there are any cost savings, but it’s hard to get a clear idea since shipping costs would also incur additional custom duties. I bought my Toyotomi KS-53 (or KS-67H, the Japanese model number) from Amazon Spain, and it ended up costing around £250, including shipping and customs. It functions very similarly to the Aladdin in terms of the convection-style heating but has a more modern look. That said, I really like the design of the Aladdin. It is a shame that Aladdin doesn't sell in the UK since the brand was originally a British brand after all. Thanks for the video to demo this heater!

@@thethiefonthecross9092 quite possibly, however this is what the instructions stated. Being a blue flame heater, it may have been tested once manufactured to ensure proper. gallery alignment. There are clear, hand scribed markings on the burner to ensure correct orientation so this is my guess.

@jonnybonks well if the instructions said it then I guess so. I bought a little stove that is similar WIC design it came dry and I also I bought some extra wicks for my stove and they came dry figured it was the same as a heater.

I used a company called Riverside Works Japan 👍

@@jonnybonkscan you get wicks in uk for them and of do what type model number

@@briangreen256 around 15 to 16 hours on 4.1l fill depending on the height of the flame.

@jonnybonks OK. That is around the same run time as my heater. When I first saw these blue flame heaters,I thought they ran on propane lol

😂 lots of practice, the funnel is a must though 👍

I used a company called Riverside Works Japan 👍

Yes, it heats my house. I always keep a couple of windows cracked open and a couple of CO monitors just to be safe but I've never had an issue and I've been using various paraffin heaters & lamps for years. Correct maintenance, wick adjustment etc. is crucial though 👍.

@jonnybonks thankyou I'll be looking into getting 1 soon do you have a link to the 1 you got or simaler I've been working with a Carlor gas recently I keep meaning to get a co2 monitor

@@jonathanhamilton2437 I used a seller on eBay called Riverside Works, they were very helpful but be aware of the Import costs. There are other models available in this country which work very well, from a company called "dry it out limited", they're also great to deal with 👍

@@jonnybonks thankyou will look into all

I'm not sure. It'd probably be best to ask them, I used a company called Riverside Works Japan.

@@shanashelbaghdadshba6446 thanks! It was a company called Riverside Works Japan on eBay, it'd probably be best to get in touch with them to discuss postage.

@@alanh7495 yes, I would definitely agree 😃👍

Thanks, it's usually kept a good couple of feet away and the wall stays cool. If I remember correctly the manual for this heater stated 500mm. To be honest, the protective cage around the chimney doesn't really get hot either, most of the heat comes straight out of the top of the chimney 👍

Now paraffin is so expensive it's dearer than French wine!

Yes, this one was brand new 👍

I'm not sure to be honest. It'd probably be best to ask them, I used a company called Riverside Works Japan.

Thank you, you too!

Sorry, I'm not sure how much it would be.

I'm not sure to be honest, I used a company called Riverside Works Japan. They have a shop on eBay too, I'm not sure if they ship to the US but it's definitely worth asking 😃👍

Kerosene is expensive over 4.00 per gallon

@@psmh4 wow, I wish it was that price here in the UK, it's more than twice that cost now 😮‍💨. It does out much cheaper than electric heating though, but not quite as cheap as domestic gas 👍

I must admit I have a couple of CO monitors to be safe, I also keep a couple of windows cracked open. Luckily, if they burn correctly they shouldn't produce any CO🤞

You could see the ‘flame’ was blue = clean burn/safe ✅

None whatsoever, so long as the height of the wick is set correctly 👍

😂 luckily it was Mrs B blowing her nose

@jonnybonks If you say so! 🤣

@@marcse7en 😂

No, so many nasty additives you’ll give yourself cancer for sure.

Thanks! It's for metalwork 👍

@AlfredeBlome-df3sg 🤔??? I'm afraid you're incorrect. In the UK, the liquid fuel C1 Kerosene (or K1 Kerosene in the US) is called Paraffin. You can also have petroleum based Paraffin wax which is different, this is used to make candles etc.

When people start with "no offence" it does not mean you have the right to be offensive.