Hi Paul. Another enjoyable “odds and ends”, and interesting from beginning to end. Great to see Kev at the end. His videos each Saturday are always a must watch. 👏👏👍😀
Hi Paul, A great selection of odd jobs. Your workshop now has studio level lighting especially with that carefully angled ceiling!! We do expect an update video showing the eventual demise of your hoe ........ but you will have to show your grandson how to use it and film it first. I'm giving it a proper life time guarantee!! That sandblaster looks great a very useful thing to have👍👍 Some great finds in the autojumble and nice gifts from Olly. Mr Factotum too. Lots of variety very enjoyable to watch. Have a great weekend
As "Joesrustbuckets" said, D.O.C. means "depth of cut." Jobs like your padlock repair are nearly always worth trying to fix, because you've got nothing to lose by trying and ~20£ to save. I typically will try to make similar repairs because when something is broken already, I've got nothing to lose by trying to fix it!
We bought a Stihl Lithium Ion powered chainsaw (circa £500) and its an excellent tool. Keep it oiled and those branches will be down in minutes. Last years rain has resulted in doubling tree heights.
Hey Paul, great video. As far as I’m concerned, you could make a video of yourself watching TV. I think I would watch it. My wife would say we have a Bromance at least one sided one. Always appreciate your time Kimber.
Hi Kimber, here in the UK we have a TV program called Gogglebox which is literally just watching families watching TV and making comments. You probably have something similar. It's very popular (strangely). Cheers
Hi Paul, Im guessing D O C stands for depth of cut Im just getting back into machining, from my college days, I'm currently getting tooled up and will be restoring some machines in the future, as regards the repair on the handle, it looked to be around 1mm wall thickness and for that I would say amps should have been around 50 to 60, I do a lot of welding in this thickness, so talking from experience, always enjoy old tools sections,nice Jag👌
Interesting on Statutory Rights, ref B & Q service, I prefer Wickes, B & Q always seems to have dusty products, probably just didn't seal the concrete floor properly, where the Wickes always pain theirs. Plus B & Q will sell you a lawn mover for £50, but £ 5 for a 13 Amp plug. I recently tried B & Q for some paint, very little manufactures selection, all top end , no B & Q own label (which was not very good), I think Wickes paint is manufactured by Johnson's? Rant over. I used a local builders supplies called Carvers of Wolverhampton, top quality service and selection. Nice mixed batch video. Could DOC be "Depth of Cut.
Hi John, I've got a number of outdoor projects to finish before the weather turns. I've come to realise just how expensive the DIY stores are. I bought 5m of 30mm UPVC D strip trim from GAP (UPVC wholesale) for £2.50 and Wickes wanted £2.5 per metre (5x the price). Convenience yes, value for money no. Cheers
I bought a good number of those Aldi clamps when they had them in. I think that I wasted 3 quid or whatever on each one. Would have been better saving the money and putting it to Bessey clamps.
Lock you might look for a pack of 4 keyed alike. You get 3 spares, and 8 keys, so you can use the other 3 in places that need a lock to show it is closed.
Good morning Paul, just a friendly word of warning, ceramic wool is very bad for your lungs worse than fibre-glass up there with asbestos! Wear a mask when installing it and avoid getting it in the air,don't prod it with your fingers, something everybody wants to do when they see it!I a high heat application, the dust is apparently fused so if you don't touch it no dust. to create a hard skin that protects you and the ceramic wool, paint on Sodium silicate, which hardens in contact with the CO2 in the air and provides a heat resistant thin crust! All the best Matthew
Hi Tony, now we are up to 3 'indulgence' cars plus the VW Phaeton. At least they all run (when the replacement engine is in the Passat W8) and will probably stay on the inventory for a few years. Cheers
The cutters should have a number first, such as 50 D.O.C. That would be a '50mm depth of cut' cutter. Not sure I'd have bothered with the padlock, you have more patience than me! Dean.
Hi Greg, yes I could have but I was wanting a quick fix with limited effort (not worth more). My trees reminded me of your trees (and your costs) - hence my DIY ladder gymnastics to keep it cheap. In the wind it reminded me of the scene from Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon where they are leaping from tree to tree in the bamboo forest (actors on wires). I really like that movie, I must watch it again soon. Cheers
Hey Paul! Another fun video! So pardon my ignorance, but is an auto jumble the same as what we call a flea market here in the US? Crappy customer service is not unique to any particular country - I feel your pain on that one!
Hi Russell it is a kind of large flea market but it runs the first Saturday of every month. The number of stalls depends on the time of year and the weather. Most of the sellers are professional and they do a circuit of markets. Auto and motorbike parts are a big feature but also general tools (new and old), and machining tools. It's pot luck what you can find but there are some real bargains if you are patient. Here is the website. www.rufforthautojumble.com/ Cheers
Hi Paul. Another enjoyable “odds and ends”, and interesting from beginning to end.
Great to see Kev at the end. His videos each Saturday are always a must watch. 👏👏👍😀
I first thought that was the padlock off your wallet, but it's seen too much use and no way would a Yorkshireman have 5 seperate keys for it ! 😂
Hi Graeme the padlock on my wallet is much bigger, with only one key. 🤣
Hi Paul, A great selection of odd jobs. Your workshop now has studio level lighting especially with that carefully angled ceiling!!
We do expect an update video showing the eventual demise of your hoe ........ but you will have to show your grandson how to use it and film it first. I'm giving it a proper life time guarantee!!
That sandblaster looks great a very useful thing to have👍👍
Some great finds in the autojumble and nice gifts from Olly. Mr Factotum too. Lots of variety very enjoyable to watch.
Have a great weekend
As "Joesrustbuckets" said, D.O.C. means "depth of cut."
Jobs like your padlock repair are nearly always worth trying to fix, because you've got nothing to lose by trying and ~20£ to save. I typically will try to make similar repairs because when something is broken already, I've got nothing to lose by trying to fix it!
We bought a Stihl Lithium Ion powered chainsaw (circa £500) and its an excellent tool. Keep it oiled and those branches will be down in minutes. Last years rain has resulted in doubling tree heights.
Enjoyed the video, Paul
You’re going to like those welding clamp pliers they’re very handy
Cheers…..
Thanks Dean 👍
Hey Paul, great video. As far as I’m concerned, you could make a video of yourself watching TV. I think I would watch it. My wife would say we have a Bromance at least one sided one.
Always appreciate your time Kimber.
Hi Kimber, here in the UK we have a TV program called Gogglebox which is literally just watching families watching TV and making comments. You probably have something similar. It's very popular (strangely). Cheers
Good stuff! I believe DOC is Diocese of Carlisle. Or something like that.
Hi Stuart, well that would be about as useful. I'll give it some more thought. Cheers Paul
Hi Paul, Im guessing D O C stands for depth of cut Im just getting back into machining, from my college days, I'm currently getting tooled up and will be restoring some machines in the future, as regards the repair on the handle, it looked to be around 1mm wall thickness and for that I would say amps should have been around 50 to 60, I do a lot of welding in this thickness, so talking from experience, always enjoy old tools sections,nice Jag👌
Another superb video Paul. It was good to meet you on Wednesday. Nice spotlights.
Hi Carl, bit of an odd mix that video but we have to go with what life throws at us. Cheers
Liked the Shogun knife move 🤣
Hi Julia, no fingers were harmed during the knife trick. I kept the sharp edge upwards. Now it slices even crusty bread with no effort. Cheers
Interesting on Statutory Rights, ref B & Q service, I prefer Wickes, B & Q always seems to have dusty products, probably just didn't seal the concrete floor properly, where the Wickes always pain theirs. Plus B & Q will sell you a lawn mover for £50, but £ 5 for a 13 Amp plug. I recently tried B & Q for some paint, very little manufactures selection, all top end , no B & Q own label (which was not very good), I think Wickes paint is manufactured by Johnson's? Rant over. I used a local builders supplies called Carvers of Wolverhampton, top quality service and selection.
Nice mixed batch video.
Could DOC be "Depth of Cut.
Hi John, I've got a number of outdoor projects to finish before the weather turns. I've come to realise just how expensive the DIY stores are. I bought 5m of 30mm UPVC D strip trim from GAP (UPVC wholesale) for £2.50 and Wickes wanted £2.5 per metre (5x the price). Convenience yes, value for money no. Cheers
At my local Aldi they had some of those clamps for £2.99, but that might not be available everywhere. Yes I bought a few.
I bought a good number of those Aldi clamps when they had them in. I think that I wasted 3 quid or whatever on each one. Would have been better saving the money and putting it to Bessey clamps.
@@billdoodson4232 as they will be abused in use, for the price, I'm prepared waste 3 quid and consider them disposable.
Hi Bill and Chris, these clamps seem really good but I'll let you know sometime after I've actually used them ...... cheers
Lock you might look for a pack of 4 keyed alike. You get 3 spares, and 8 keys, so you can use the other 3 in places that need a lock to show it is closed.
Good morning Paul, just a friendly word of warning, ceramic wool is very bad for your lungs worse than fibre-glass up there with asbestos! Wear a mask when installing it and avoid getting it in the air,don't prod it with your fingers, something everybody wants to do when they see it!I a high heat application, the dust is apparently fused so if you don't touch it no dust. to create a hard skin that protects you and the ceramic wool, paint on Sodium silicate, which hardens in contact with the CO2 in the air and provides a heat resistant thin crust! All the best Matthew
Thank you Matthew. I did not know that, or I forgot. Cheers
Love the Jaguar
Hi Tony, now we are up to 3 'indulgence' cars plus the VW Phaeton. At least they all run (when the replacement engine is in the Passat W8) and will probably stay on the inventory for a few years. Cheers
@@HaxbyShed Same as me then. 3 indulgence and 2 everyday. For the moment! A bit like you with machine tools! No more until the next one!
The cutters should have a number first, such as 50 D.O.C. That would be a '50mm depth of cut' cutter. Not sure I'd have bothered with the padlock, you have more patience than me!
Dean.
I'll think about it Dean, I'm still unconvinced. Cheers
good video
Thank you👍
If only there was a way to remake that ferrel using thicker material and then weld it on. 😉 I think DOC might be Depth of Cut?
Hi Greg, yes I could have but I was wanting a quick fix with limited effort (not worth more). My trees reminded me of your trees (and your costs) - hence my DIY ladder gymnastics to keep it cheap. In the wind it reminded me of the scene from Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon where they are leaping from tree to tree in the bamboo forest (actors on wires). I really like that movie, I must watch it again soon. Cheers
Nice video sir
Thank you Rusty. A bit of all sorts, just like real life. Cheers
Hey Paul! Another fun video! So pardon my ignorance, but is an auto jumble the same as what we call a flea market here in the US? Crappy customer service is not unique to any particular country - I feel your pain on that one!
Hi Russell it is a kind of large flea market but it runs the first Saturday of every month. The number of stalls depends on the time of year and the weather. Most of the sellers are professional and they do a circuit of markets. Auto and motorbike parts are a big feature but also general tools (new and old), and machining tools. It's pot luck what you can find but there are some real bargains if you are patient. Here is the website. www.rufforthautojumble.com/ Cheers
Depth of cut?
I was going to say the same.
Sounds logical. I'll do some measurements. Cheers
wear gloves and a mask with that wool
Thank you Paul. It's still wrapped at the moment. Cheers