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horrendous throw, though

@@catandfishfc Haha yeah i totally agree!

Thank you! They were fun to make and work beautifully

Thank you good sir!

Not to my knowledge. i wasn't aware of the issue

It’s a safety feature that lowers the standing voltage while the machine is idle.You don’t get the same electric shock as the device has halved the voltage at the stinger. But the start up or striking the arc is a nightmare,so I’m getting it disabled.

@@David-cj4oc Ah yes i have encountered that! I found that removing some flux of the rod before restriking by scraping on a concrete surface helps greatly.

They are a great and solid drill press. Really well made in my opinion.

@@AndysDIY seems like it

Assuming you have air flow through the gun then i'd be looking at how thin the paint is that you are trying to spray. Please feel free to subscribe as i grow my channel :)

I think you are correct. It's fairly basic as far as the Gas shielding side of things go and is designed to use the small disposable gas canisters that are available which are really not very good value for money in my opinion. I've always used mine for mobile flux core welding and have found the machine to be rock solid even in hotter temperatures. The duty cycle is great for what i do with mine.

It sounds like you might have an ignition/Timing problem. I'd be checking the plug leads etc and make sure they are on the right plugs.

Ah i'm sorry to hear about the situation with your son's ex wife. No doubt that is a big part of the reason she is now the EX and hopefully he has moved on to happier pastures! Pressure fermenting is essentially the same as any other brewing technique but with a bit more control over off flavours and keeping exposure to oxygen at bay. Thanks for your comment and please feel free to subscribe to the channel.

Good suggestion and i will do that when this hot Australian summer moves away! 36 degrees celsius here at the moment and total fire bans across most of eastern Australia

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Thanks mate! Yep you don't need a lathe everyday but when you need one they are wonderful to have! Thanks for watching and please consider subscribing! 😃

I prefer functionality over aesthetics to be honest.......😎

It works well mate! I hope to encourage you to make your own version and let me know how you like it. It's one of those tools that you don't need all the time but when you need one it just works! Thanks for your comment man!

yes i still have both. They haven't been used in some time but i can try to answer any questions you have.

Did you have tilt/trim on this? If not where did you run your motor at? All the way down?

@@prestonwhitaker9669 Yep it has the tilt/trim motor but i have only used it for getting the motor up and out of the water for launching and retrieving onto the trailer. It is always fully down in my case when the boat is running as the tilt motor doesn't have the ability to adjust boat trim while underway. I hope this helps and thanks for your question :)

My tilt and trim can lift and lower the motor but it does hold any suggestions. I have the same motor

Doesn’t

Ideally yes i agree. In this instance i just used what i had available to me at the time and wanted to see if it was possible to create something DIY that is otherwise a very rare find here for the Hercus in Australia. I appreciate your comment though.

Yeah, this particular video is more of a proof of concept. It doesn't have the inner reinforcement pieces fitted or any finish welding so once that is completed it will be as solid as a rock for the little Hercus. Thanks for watching!

Thanks mate! I guess i can take that as a compliment....;) The bender works well!!

Thanks mate! I hope the video has helped you with putting together your own.

Cheers mate! There is a lot more setup that i want to do in order to make it more functional but it's not a bad start so far i reckon. Thanks for watching mate! :)

Thanks for watching! I'll be kegging the fermzilla this week so i will put together a video of the fermenter/keg cleaner in action then :)

Thanks mate! I'm into the homebrew now so keeping with the DIY aspect of the channel. I might do a couple of vids on that if there is any interest. Thanks for your comment!

Thinking of getting this as well for my Gundam and Zoids.

I like both. They make really high quality loco's in their own right. How about you?

@@AndysDIY I Like Bachmann Beacuse They Make A Lot Of Steam Loco Witch Is My Favorite

@@IIIIIIlllllllIIILLL Ah that's interesting. I haven't had a chance to get a look at their loco's in person but there is a lot of fine detail in the steam loco's i imagine!

Hi, it all depends on the type of paint and the viscosity of it etc. best to mix up a small pot and test spray on some cardboard until you get the desired effect. Hope this helps and thanks for your comment!

Thanks mate, I'm glad you found it helpful! It puts out 4 bar pressure maximum so you could build up a bit of pressure and adapt a hose to suit however it's only a small volume of air produced so that might hold you back from clearing pipes etc but it's worth a shot.

Brilliant, thanks mate.

This setup was the one i found to be the best so far however i have packed it up for the time being as i need to make room for a dedicated space. I'll be sure to update though!

Thanks mate! This was the very beginning of the layout but it's changed several times since.

bot bellys are great heaters

believe it or not, in the middle of winter it does!

I'm glad you like it! It's a good lathe project and a very useful tool to have in the workshop

I've found adjusting the gibs helps and physically moving the cross slide back hard against the thread before making a cut makes a difference. I hope this helps!

Tool geometry too. Too much rake and your tool could (will) get pulled into the work.@@AndysDIY

Shimming helps

Hi Linda, it is a little bit limited with the size of the wood you can burn in the heater. I've found that wood around the 240mm length is perfect.

Hi, yeah i still recommend this kit but i would upgrade the airbrush itself to a better quality model. The compressor and hoses are great. Hope this helps!

HAHA! yeah man. They have been replaced with coopers pale now though

@@AndysDIY ohh no, I just bought that airbrush I have a VIC and B12 vitamins haha best review ever!

@@doodlenoi well spotted! although the b12 is actually holding tacks lol

Thank you. Yeah it's pretty foolproof if you take your time and think about each step as you go. It's pretty easy to end up with a hell of a mess before you have even gotten the wire into the feeder lol. I imagine that dealing with some of the cheaper Chinese machines would be frustrating at times!!

Thanks mate! much appreciated. My 140 is still going strong. Thanks for the encouragement, it's appreciated

I put a tiny splash of methylated spirits in a small bottle of distilled water and use that to dilute my acrylic paint with. It's a bit of trial and error to get the mixture right and depends on what paint you are using etc.