Hello I watch you every Monday morning as I eat breakfast before I head out to work. Like you I use a lot of Aldi power tools can falt them in any way. But I am mostly hand tool woodworking in the shed. DIY is for the power tools. Keep up the good work on the video hope your channel grows for you
Hi Roger, As always full of useful information tips and ideas, and as you mention may be a workshop tour, that would be good ,I enjoy workshop tours I like to see how peoples lay outs works for them and it gives me ideas for my workshop., it all about learning from one another, this is way I enjoy watching your channel, keep up the great work and updates. As always a great video, catch you soon, Take care
I have a couple of Parkside tap & dye kits & use them regularly on all sorts of materials (wood, acrylic, aluminium & thin steel). They're super useful in woodworking. I mostly use the tap (hole threader) rather than the dye, as I tend to have plenty of standard thread bolts on hand. It rate the tap set as one of my essential tools that gets used in most projects. A bargain for around a tenner.
Hi I've been following you now for quite a while, I especially like the videos where you're making something for the workshop which includes mistakes which we all make and how we put them right. However these videos about your channel and who's watching is very boring . !!!!!!! The heads up about other channels to keep an eye on it's very interesting and very helpful,
I have a Parkside mini bandsaw, which is great for quick trimming type jobs & cutting curves. I may upgrade it in the future but for now it does an adequate job. I just don't rely on it for accuracy. My main 14" SIP bandsaw is the one I use for resawing type jobs. I recently brought a wider 3 teeth per inch blade from Axminster, which resaws a lot straighter & quicker than the 6tpi one I originally put on it. It's a nice tool to have & I was fortunate to be gifted it. I think I could live without it as I don't do tons of resawing & there are other methods but it does make life easier when I do need it. Tuning up bandsaws can be fiddly, compared to other large tools. They also take up a fair bit of space, so I'd say they are a good tool but not an essential one, depending on the type of work one intends to do.
I know that you want to keep your videos a specific length, but maybe that's why video watch length is down. The bandsaw blade width is only good if you're resawing.
I watch 3 out of 4 of your mentioned channels. Thanks for posting. Take care & stay safe.
Thanks Doug :)
Hello I watch you every Monday morning as I eat breakfast before I head out to work. Like you I use a lot of Aldi power tools can falt them in any way. But I am mostly hand tool woodworking in the shed. DIY is for the power tools. Keep up the good work on the video hope your channel grows for you
Thanks Thomas I really apprecioate it
Hi Roger, As always full of useful information tips and ideas, and as you mention may be a workshop tour, that would be good ,I enjoy workshop tours I like to see how peoples lay outs works for them and it gives me ideas for my workshop., it all about learning from one another, this is way I enjoy watching your channel, keep up the great work and updates.
As always a great video, catch you soon, Take care
Thanks Shaun much appreciated!
I have a couple of Parkside tap & dye kits & use them regularly on all sorts of materials (wood, acrylic, aluminium & thin steel). They're super useful in woodworking. I mostly use the tap (hole threader) rather than the dye, as I tend to have plenty of standard thread bolts on hand.
It rate the tap set as one of my essential tools that gets used in most projects. A bargain for around a tenner.
Thanks so much for the feedback on those products
Hi I've been following you now for quite a while, I especially like the videos where you're making something for the workshop which includes mistakes which we all make and how we put them right. However these videos about your channel and who's watching is very boring . !!!!!!! The heads up about other channels to keep an eye on it's very interesting and very helpful,
Thanks for the feedback Bob...much appreciated!
I have a Parkside mini bandsaw, which is great for quick trimming type jobs & cutting curves. I may upgrade it in the future but for now it does an adequate job. I just don't rely on it for accuracy.
My main 14" SIP bandsaw is the one I use for resawing type jobs. I recently brought a wider 3 teeth per inch blade from Axminster, which resaws a lot straighter & quicker than the 6tpi one I originally put on it.
It's a nice tool to have & I was fortunate to be gifted it. I think I could live without it as I don't do tons of resawing & there are other methods but it does make life easier when I do need it.
Tuning up bandsaws can be fiddly, compared to other large tools. They also take up a fair bit of space, so I'd say they are a good tool but not an essential one, depending on the type of work one intends to do.
Thanks you so much that's such great feedback :)
I know that you want to keep your videos a specific length, but maybe that's why video watch length is down. The bandsaw blade width is only good if you're resawing.
Fair point Mark thanks for that