Just bought one k5 power control and just noticed the noise level is 92db instead of 91db what the hell? It says it's made in Italy. So I've got a pressure washer noisier than the k2 i had for 10 years.... Did i get a air cooled pump instead of a water cooled?

Sorry to hear about your computer issues! Love your content! Thanks for doing! Waiting to get Parf guide, revision dogs, etc. from Axminister. They and you are awesome! Cheers from Newfoundland.

Cool cnc station! Thx for content. Is awesome!

hi pete my van has a standard towball would i need a swan neck type, my karcher working well and being a woodworker i love you woodwork videos

This video is a master class on making product videos.

Great work, thanks for sharing, another significant cost saving. These clamps get held down flat on your bench using bench dogs to secure wood when chiselling mortises etc. very useful. Maybe you can show us how to make sash window clamps which are expensive too.

Thank you for this video - 3 years later, it’s still relevant. I’m in research mode for a Domino, while patiently waiting for my money tree to grow...

😎I think you may have been born to produce video tutorials sir. Great advice delivered in a no nonsense manner and overall extremely watchable. When I opened the box for my new Karcher K5 I was quite annoyed at the fact that "some assembly was required" and a glance at the instructions had me headed straight for the internet to see if there were any videos showing step by step, dreading the experience as so many videos are so hard to watch. Imagine my surprise and pleasure when I came across the three wonderful videos you produced on how to assemble and use the K5 properly. One would assume you work for the BBC on a professional production, so informative yet entertaining and done at a pace that was just perfect to follow, not rushed through or moving at a snails pace and frustrating me into skipping anything to get to the point. In addition to the task I bought the K5 for, I am now itching to try it out on my car and driveway too. Thankyou so much Peter.

😎I think you may have been born to produce video tutorials sir. Great advice delivered in a no nonsense manner and overall extremely watchable. When I opened the box for my new Karcher K5 I was quite annoyed at the fact that "some assembly was required" and a glance at the instructions had me headed straight for the internet to see if there were any videos showing step by step, dreading the experience as so many videos are so hard to watch. Imagine my surprise and pleasure when I came across the three wonderful videos you produced on how to assemble and use the K5 properly. One would assume you work for the BBC on a professional production, so informative yet entertaining and done at a pace that was just perfect to follow, not rushed through or moving at a snails pace and frustrating me into skipping anything to get to the point. In addition to the task I bought the K5 for, I am now itching to try it out on my car and driveway too. Thankyou so much Peter.

😎I think you may have been born to produce video tutorials sir. Great advice delivered in a no nonsense manner and overall extremely watchable. When I opened the box for my new Karcher K5 I was quite annoyed at the fact that "some assembly was required" and a glance at the instructions had me headed straight for the internet to see if there were any videos showing step by step, dreading the experience as so many videos are so hard to watch. Imagine my surprise and pleasure when I came across the three wonderful videos you produced on how to assemble and use the K5 properly. One would assume you work for the BBC on a professional production, so informative yet entertaining and done at a pace that was just perfect to follow, not rushed through or moving at a snails pace and frustrating me into skipping anything to get to the point. In addition to the task I bought the K5 for, I am now itching to try it out on my car and driveway too. Thankyou so much Peter.

Hey, It is probably a stupid questions from someone who is far less expirienced than you, but does depth gauge on the tracksaw is enounough to keep that table unharmed whille cuting? Or am i missing something underneath?

Awsome video the best one iw sean so far 👌🔝

I was a bit worried about the cable under the top and so pleased to see the conduit😊

Protect this man at all costs

Great video, very thorough

Peter, I feel like what is really missing from this is some guidance on where to initially start drilling, too close to the edge, the offset holes won't work, too far from the edge, wasted space. Thanks for the great tool and video.

Dear Peter I have a problem with the accuracy of drilling the holes in the center of the ruler. There seems to be a little play between the male-bit-holder and the female brass bearing. I am on my second female brass bearing guide. I have built 4 tables to date. The stainless steal collar hole in the drill-guide has become oval (for as second time). This cause inaccuracies, and I can not locate the pins properly without deforming the ruler. Please advise.

Most informative and supplied by a normal user giving honest assessment

I bought the Whiteside kit after having watched this video a few years ago. I use inlays to decorate & reinforce any checks in wooden bowls I have turned. My inlays are always a deliberate contrast to the base timber, which shows them off & people love them, saving bowls that would otherwise go into the fire. Thanks for an excellent demonstration.

@alb3926 0 seconds ago Hello Sir. This is a great video and much more helpful than Stihl customer service when I contacted them. I am interested in this for a neighbours laurel hedge - Stiga do a trimmer that’s longer (4m). Do you find it inconvenient needing a ladder for the higher bits or does it not slow you down too much?

great presentation, thanks

Hi Peter,, very informative,, kindly tell me drill which is suitable for Titanium and steel

Drawer within a drawer 🤯 now that is genius 👌

This vidéo is a life saver lol. Thanks a lot sir. 😊

Interesting Peter for myself I have found Heller Cobalt drill bits to be very good quality in steel and wood and as a cheaper option but also very good value are the Toolstations own Toolpak Cobalt drills,keep up the good work.

Peter, I would like to add my appreciation too after recently purchasing the mkII system. What an outstanding piece of kit!! The concept is pure genius (with a little help from Mr. Pythagorus 😉) and the engineering and machining is outstanding. It was a real pleasure working with such a precision tool. I have never owned an MFT style worktop before - let alone made one - but the combination of your videos and the precision engineering from UJK made the whole process an absolute breeze. My first attempt produced a custom top with an accuracy of 0.016 degrees (average result on three 4 cut tests). Good enough for government work ;) I also knocked up a couple of fences/stops for jig work. Thank you!

Peter, as always very informative and you cover all the types. I do like the way you show both inexpensive and top quality types.

Hi Peter, I often wondered about getting Brad Bits after watching, I will be getting some. It would be interesting to know the recommended drill press speeds for the various bits.

Thank you Peter I have shared this to all King’s Lynn Mens Shed members 👍👍

12:26 is simply called a conical bit.

Juts an additional advise is if you are drilling in metal, particular stainles steel, Cobalt tvist drills are far supirior to HSS dillbits, and the same with the cost, they are a bit more expensive, best cutting fluid I have used for stainless is “Arrow break free”

Hi Peter, Always in use my twist bits and spade bits, I will have to get a plug cutter bits good way to cover screws. Good demonstration and always full of good tips and ideas and value your honest opinion, great video Take care

Hi Peter Danke für dein informatives Video. Hoffe dir geht es gut. Liebe Grüße vom KZfaq Channel Germany Meenzer Bastel Bude. Bleib mit deinen liebsten gesund. Gruß Stefan

Thanks a bunch, Peter! Very valuable information! 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Thx Peter - always learn a lot from your videos & loved this one! 👍

As always great video Peter. The one thing you missed which may or may not fit in the drill bits category is the hole saw. Useful for cutting round holes of course and some would say easier than a forstner bit if you're drilling by hand, as they don't have a tendency to jump across the surface or catch if you mistakenly angle the drill like a forstner can. They're also extremely useful for making circular discs and in a quality drill press with a good table and clamped down workpiece can be used to cut a disc without a centre hole if the centring bit is removed from the arbour. Anyone reading this comment not familiar with the hole saw should note that you should never, ever use them in a hand drill without the centring bit in place, as the bit is essential to guide the cut and keep the saw straight. There is a video on KZfaq where an unfortunate man aptly demonstrates what can happen if you atempt to freehand drill with a hole saw and no centre bit. Used with care though they are extremely versatile tools.

Hi Peter. Informative as always. My first auger bit experience was when I used them in my bit brace and was hand cranking them. No hazard there. But auger bits are hilariously dangerous to the uninformed and inexperienced when used in a drill press. I only use them in a hand held drill for drilling holes to run wires through.

Excellent video. Another instructor suggested when you are using the Domino machine in the vertical position the easiest way to turn it on is to pinch the switch. That is place your thumb at the bottom of the Domino housing and index finger on the top of the switch and pinch together. Try it you will like it.

Hi Peter I have a,mains powered Ryobi trimmer with an extension which i use on a tree in France. I chose this one as it's a bit lighter than the battey version and about half or less cost. However i do find using it at full stretch quite hard now. Your Stihl looked quite easy on the laurel and has a good length bar. How thick will it cut?

Bravo

I have been looking thru your videos (enjoying them) trying to find a project you had on a workbench. It looked like a style of moxen vise that slides one the bench surface...if you can tell me the name of this video making this vise...thank you...

According to karcher the 2 machine screws go in the handle not the wheels

Thank you, an excellent video. I need to fix the shed on my newly acquired allotment and your clear instructions will help greatly.

Thank you so much for this excellent video. Where can I find a router bushing table like the one you use?

I am a medical doctor and woodworker hobbyist, you are an inspiration and great teacher , also your work motivates, thanks for the educational videos

Mine just delivered. The in-box instructions, and those on the App are pretty poor. Some things have changed a little, e.g., the top handle now uses threaded screws, with self tappers now used for the wheels and dowels. Still, your guide helped me lots. Thank you! Top man.

Very informative many thanks for sharing this videos

I just bought myself a Lumberjack PT254 and took delivery of some new blades today. Spent the past 20mins taking the old blades out, cleaning all the gunk out of the runner and bolt holes. It is second hand so needed a bit of cleaning. Replaced the blades and decided to check this video out just to make sure I refit the new blades right. Great video, cheers.

If you need a ladder , then the pole is useless

Super informative and entertaining at the same time! Super great!