Thank you and thanks for watching. All I did was make sure they were clean, masked off the timber to make sure there was no overspray and then used a spray paint specific to metal, if you go to any hardware store, they would be able to advise you on a suitable paint. If these were already painted, you would want to scuff the surface and remove any loose or flaking paint before your top coat. Any rust can be sanded out or treated using rust converters, and a hardware store would also be able to advise on a suitable product. Hope that helps, good luck.

Hi CT, the model is a Toolex WJ-150 6" Jointer. I'm sure it's sold under a few different names depending on your region, if you can find a manual online, that might help with the part you're after, hope this helps and thanks for watching, appreciate it, cheers!🙂

Thank you very much, I'm glad you found it helpful, have fun restoring yours 😀

Thank you for watching and the great comment, very much appreciate it, cheers 😀

Hey, thanks for that, I'm glad it helped, it's been great for us, still perfect, thanks for watching, appreciate it. Cheers. 😀

Thank you very much, appreciate you watching, cheers! 😀

Thank you, and thanks for watching 😀

I'm afraid I don't have that set 😞

Thanks you, we think they look cool! Appreciate you watching 😀

I could publish the slow version, I think it took me about 2.5 hours to walk the whole boat! Thanks for watching, appreciate it 😀

Hey, that's awesome, have fun with it, appreciate you watching, cheers 😀

Appreciate the feedback, thanks for checking it out!

Thanks, and thanks for watching, appreciate it. Cheers. 😀

To be honest I couldn't say, we've never looked into it. Thanks for watching 😀!

Wow, that's odd to hear, I've used mine for hours on end and had no issues at all. I hope it get's fixed for you, thanks for watching. 😀

Thanks for the feedback, appreciate it, cheers.

Thanks for the feedback.

Howdy, thanks for that, appreciate it, thanks for checking it out, cheers. 😀

Howdy, they were 8mm Ankascrews, so the drill bit size was 8mm, (that's how they are designed). This concrete pad was fairly thin, so I ended up drilling completely through, but I'd recommend drilling 10mm more than the embedment depth so if any dust gets caught in the bottom of the hole it won't stop the screw going in, make sure to blow out the hole before using the screws. Hope that helps and thanks for stopping by to check it out, appreciate it 😀

Howdy, I bought this dry, I don't know if it was milled green or not, sorry. Thanks for watching. 😀

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Hey Ron, thanks for the tip, I'll know for next time. I appreciate you letting me know, it's great to keep learning these things. Cheers. 😀

Howdy, I took my time and learnt along the way, so it took me about 20 hours in total. The $$$ investment was around $100 in Paint and new Blades, thanks for checking it out, appreciate it! 😀

Howdy, thanks for watching and the comment, very much appreciated. Cheers!

I haven't cleaned the inside of my barrels, so I'm afraid I don't have any hands on advice to give you. Appreciate the question, and for watching, cheers. 😀

I just bought one two and would like some advice. Want to use it as a planter. Thx for sharing what U needed up doing

Howdy, thanks for watching and now that you mention it, it does look a bit Carbatecy with the colour 😀. Appreciate the support!

Thank you, I appreciate you taking a look, cheers 😀

Thank you, appreciate you watching, cheers!

Hey, thanks for the kind words, appreciate you taking a look, cheers. 😀

Thank you and thanks for watching, appreciate it, cheers! 😀

You will! It's great fun to put together and explore. Thanks for stopping by! 😀

Hi there, thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed it! She's a great ship, hope you enjoy the trips (jealous 😀).

@Hanging Out With Hally Alaska in 3 weeks and Caribbean in October. Same ship. It's not easy to pay for it all but worth it I hope.

Hi there, thanks for watching, appreciate it. I used 4 Ankascrews (www.bunnings.co.nz/ramset-8-x-60mm-galvanised-ankascrew-masonry-anchor_p2260262) they are easy to use. Cheers. 😀

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Howdy, thanks for watching, very much appreciated. I did think about that and the main reason for going the way I did was to make a smoother side on the inside, so hopefully pulling brush and things like that out would be easier. Whether it makes a lot of difference or not I don't know, but the stronger way to go would be to flip it around. Cheers. 😀

Hi there, thanks for watching, very much appreciated. I'll get some dimensions for you that might help, in the meantime, my best suggestion is take the cracked part to a machine shop that can do brazed repairs of cast iron and ask them to quote the repair. These repairs will usually be at least as strong as the original cast iron and if it's more or less in tact, just cracked, then they should be able to do a near perfect repair. Hope that helps. Cheers! 😀

@@hangingoutwithhally7463 I appreciate you getting back to me mate. I have been looking around and finding a replacement base is going to be a challenge. I might do what you suggest and see if it can be brazed back together. The crack has split the iron. Sounds like brazing will hold it closed and any deviation of the runner could be corrected relatively easily. Thanks for the info again. You have inspired me to try and get it fully restored to almost brand new condition.

Hi there, thanks for watching, really appreciate it. This is a solid unit probably about 30 years old or so, I like the construction, everything feels like good quality, smooth and tight, very happy with it. I hope you find one soon too. Cheers. 😀

Hi there, thanks for watching and the question. The only suggestion I have is to follow the fuel system along and crack each connection you can to help bleed the air out. Sometimes, you can get a temporary inline fuel pump if you have a spare lying around to take load off the starter motor. Good Luck 😀

Howdy, thanks for watching, trial and error for the win 😀! Cheers!

Hi there, I used a GoPro Hero 7 in the car and an older Hero 3 outside. The inside camera I mounted to the grab handle with a handle bar mount. Thanks for watching, I hope that helps. 😀