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hahaha, he sure would!

Glad it was helpful!

I primarily utilised sketches during the build, but I would consider producing some CAD drawings should the demand warrant it. After some serious throughput over the winter I've implemented some modifications to enhance the design. Once I am satisfied with the durability, I am fully committed to exploring the possibility of manufacturing them for resale.

They are not currently for sale. Once I am satisfied with the modifications made over winter, I am committed to exploring the possibility of making them for resale.

Keep your eye on Facebook Marketplace as they often come up on there.

@@intheshed22 I've just seen a 112 on marketplace but he wants a ton for it. I'm still tempted even if he won't move on price .

Appreciate the feedback!

Here’s a link to the O-Rings www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363057358596?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=DHTVHQT5S0q&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=IDsUdLTOTzC&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Not sure if they will post to Slovakia but it’s worth asking. The brass end came with the pressure washer- I did have to remove the black outer casing in order to get it to fit correctly. Thanks for watching!

www.candorservices.co.uk/?qs=1&i=391827&gclid= That is a link to the brass extension. To fit it directly into the G5 gun you need to remove the black casing or buy an extension, I opted not to waste money on an extension!

@@intheshed22 Thanks a lot for your answer. Actually, I do not need O-rings. I was very interested in whether the type of rubber is in the product (O-rings) description. As you can see yourself, it is not. That is why not even official Nilfisk dealerships in Europe had no clue what kind of rubber Nifisk used. But for some reason, this information was this time on the O-rings package they sold you and you included this information in your video. You just helped a lot of Nilfisk high-pressure washer users to save some money because if you know type of the rubber, hardness, and size of the O-ring, you can get it sometimes cheaper somewhere else. You can imagine what margins do have big players like Karcher, Nilfisk, etc. on these O-rings. Recently I had to buy one little O-ring for my Karcher high-pressure hose and had to pay 8 Euro for it. So the price for your package of 5 was very good. I have quite a few DIY video tutorials on how to fix various kinds of pressure washers including some Nilfisk ones. I´ll share this information about O-rings rubber type with those who will be interested in my channel in the future. Thanks again for your video. Good Luck.

@@intheshed22 Interesting solution. But it works :)

Thanks for the sub!

The plastic grinding screen has a tendency to pop out and its a fiddle to get back in. Another issuer is with the material that goes under your neck; it can leave you looking like you've been strangled. Apart from that it is generally okay. Would love to get my hands on a Speedglas to compare!

My bad homie, I have just been to Amsterdam

Good to hear man!

It depends what side of the pond you are on 😉

I got it from my local bearing and transmission shop

Haha, RUclips is a funny old place

Awesome! Hope you're giving it plenty of use

So far so good. It feels and smells dry in here, no signs of damp!!!

Definitely! Where do you buy your replacement blades? Had some arrive and they were too long so I couldn't add enough tension to get it cutting properly

They should be fine provided that you don’t use them with an impact wrench

That sounds sketchy lol!

@@intheshed22 yeah, you right 😂 but I have had many hours on the wheel since I made that comment. Still works fine

On these particular spanners the jaws are what Halfords call 'Surface Drive Plus', Snap-On have a similar concept called 'Flank Drive'. I believe the purpose it to get a better grip of a nut or bolt. It is normal.

@@intheshed22 thank you mate I get it now, they have tried to explain it on the box, what confused me is the odd single ones I’ve bought not part of the set are not like that. Thanks for mega quick reply mate. I won’t take them back and look like a idiot now 👍

36mm isn't used that much, although it has come in handy. The 34mm is used quite often on M22 fasteners

You would be surprised

Yes they are...........

@@ozzie444 not here in Kentucky you'll be shot .

They have cordless grinders now!

It certainly is another way, although cutting is much faster

haha, you would have to remember to put them back in before riding

Get a cheap seat for a bait bike and put lots of 1-2 inch sharp spikes through sticking up, Cover with cheap foam seat cover, watch them ride away and sit on the seat! Don't forget the razor blades on the hand gripes and break levers!

@@intheshed22 I WELDED 3" 2 3/4 EXHAUST PIPES...THAT ARE ALREADY BENT IN A U...SHAPE...AND PUT TRAILER HICHES ON ALL THREE OF THEM..SO WHEN I LOCK MY BIKE...I GOT 3 CHEAP ONES ON THE FRONT WHEEL...3 CHEAP ONES ON THE BACK WHEEL" AND 3 OF THE EXHAUST PIPES CUSTOM MADE LOCKS...I GOT A BLUE TOOTH SPEAKER INSIDE THE BATTERY DEPARTMENT" IM PARKED ACROSS THE STREET AND WAIT ON THESE GUYS" VIDEOS ON THIS STUFF IS TO CRAZY...ONE GUY CUSSED ME OUT FOR PUTTING ALL THOSE LOCKS ON THE BIKE..AS IF I HAVE NO RIGHT FOR SECURING MY PROPERTY" HE CUT HIS HAND ON ONE OF THE PIPES..HE WAS STILL TRYING TO CUT THE CUSTOM PIPE..I FINNANLY SAID SOMETHING TO HIM...BY TURNING ON A PROGRAMED VIDEO" HEY DUDE...IF YOUR NOT CAREFUL YOU COULD GET CAUGHT" I DON'T KNOW IF YOU NOTICED...BUT THAT BIKE ISN'T GOING ANYWHERE" IF YOU GET ONE LOCK CUT OFF...IM CALLING THE POLICE ON YOU" AND FEW SECONDS LATER...A FAKE A POLICE CALL GOES OUT" I DESCRIBE MY BIKE...WERE IT SITTING AT" I'M GOING 2 SEND YOU A VIDEO FEED IN A FEW SECONDS" A FEW SECONDS LATER" YES I SEE THE BIKE AND THE GUY" WERE ON THE WAY...GIVE US 15 MIN.. THANKS...DUDE PACKS HIS STUFF UP KICKS THE BIKE..SPITS AT THE BIKE..AND THEN SAYS F#UK YOU B#TH? GOTTA LOVE THIS NEW THING CALLED... STEALING WHATS NOT YOURS?

Do you know what type of steel it would be? I understand induction hardening is used for plant and machinery pins.

@@intheshed22 bonsoir, non je ne suis pas spécialiste dans le traitement des aciers mais je sais que sur des éléments travaillant en force la qualité et le point de rupture sont calculés pour résister aux forces exercées. 🛴🛴.

I will have to try that, it would be great if they sent one out for testing

@Wildlife warrior they need to make next generation of locks. Hip lock made one resistant to angle grinders check it out

Bahco are good quality tools, snap on owns them, have you had a bad time with them?

It is a pleasure to use. I do agree with your comment on the surgical gloves!

That sounds impressive, I would love to try it out

I was going to say! In another video it took 7 cut off discs to cut through the D1000!

@@intheshed22 They're supposed to be released for sale soon. After watching so many discouraging videos on YT from thelockpickinglawyer, Bosnian Bill, Brute4orce and many others as to how easy most locks are to pick, cut and grind through, it seems to me the time for the HipLok D1000 is here. I think they're supposed to be around 250 GBP, pretty expensive but it seems like you'll be getting the best available lock there is.

@@ozzie444 The D1000 is useless, diamond grinding wheel gets through it in 2 minutes. Longer than most cheapo locks, but for that pricepoint better to just use multiple cheaper locks.

@@jackmichaels7311 Fair enough comment. I'd like to see someone use one or however many it takes diamond cutting disc's to get through the D1000. So HipLok the challenge has been made. Please someone try this. I would if HipLok gave me one to try it on. I just want the best lock I can get.