Glad it has come of use thanks . All I can suggest is googling your local door and window specialist. Or take a photo of it and do a Google picture search an online product. Don’t know how to check out my video on finding materials.

Gotta say can’t take all the credit found a clip when I was researching and found this was the easiest method to fix, had to share 😅

Glad I could help buddy I found when I wanted to start up there wasn’t much Info on how to start up

Glad I could help mate

I haven’t heard back from the tafe yet. And yes the set up was really easy. But if u get stuck the instructions they provide are well illustrated and the website has amazing videos from start to finish

@@Hibrahimandco Tks I enrolled at Canberra TAFE. September

Just checked and they do sell them they are called centering drill bits

Yea the previous tenants did try that and it came loose over time I guess

@@Hibrahimandco yep, but I saw you taping it in and threads cutting into the wood as you screwed it in, your one is in there solid. Great work !

Thanks for the kind words and noticing the quality work that I do. Appreciate the subscription too

Yes

Glad to hear from viewers

Tried to spray wd40 up into it but looking back probably should have just knocked the pin out and greased her up. Lesson learned with on the job experiences 🙃

@@Hibrahimandco absolutely. If people have the attitude to learn they are better for it as you move forward. 👍

I paid 42k second hand ex Sunday rails work vehicle. I believe the heavy duty drawers when I looked them up alone were worth $1500 from memory

@@Hibrahimandco sounds like a good price considering you didn't have to add anything and the pre setup would tick most of what is needed without the headache of doing it.

I’m all for spending coin if it makes light work and quick to punch out more work orders

Not yet been super busy with work to have the opportunity to play. I had to buy a neck for the wire feed separately, it finally arrived but haven’t had the pleasure in of practicing just yet. Will pop a video up when I do of my experience 😅

@@Hibrahimandco sounds good mate. I'm having massive dramas with the machine trying to weld aluminium. I went into total tools yesterday and they said a rep will be in contact with me. ill let you know how I go.

Iv owned the 230 welder for over a year, iv been lucky and had zero issues with tig welding aluminium and tig welding mild steel loving this machine.

Glad u like it. Was thinking why it happens to me and I believe it depends on the direction of the timber.

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the positive feedback back

Thanks mate

Thank you for the kind words and tuning in. I find if I’m having real trouble trying to getting it out, you obviously turn the roller screws all the way anticlockwise on both sides and bring the sliding door to the middle of the frame it’s sitting in as sometimes there can be a bit more play and the bottom rail will bow down with pressure may require a crowbar to pop the sliding door frame out from its channel from the bottom if that makes sense.

Thanks for the feed back and tuning in

Hi Alex, yeah no issues. I just used my adapter plugged it in and she started charging straight away as shown in the video and it is by far the most utilised tool used in the job orders that I get.

@@Hibrahimandco Thanks for the quick reply. Ye, sounds great.

I have been told to by a few people now will give it a go with my new welder. Was advised it’s easier then mig.

Thanks for the reply and good pick up. As mentioned in previous comment I worded it wrong during the video as I have been practicing welding with my new gas welder lately. Correct set up is MIG/MAG WELDING: CONNECT THE TORCH LEAD TO THE POSITIVE TERMINAL (+) AND THE CLAMP LEAD (C) TO THE NEGATIVE TERMINAL (-GASLESS WELDING: (WITH FLUX CORED WIRE): CONNECT THE TORCH LEAD TO THE NEGATIVE TERMINAL (-) AND THE CLAMP LEAD (E) TO THE POSITIVE TERMINAL (+)

I Was at the property again today, other trades were using it and was functioning as it should, if any issues the property agents know I’ll come back to mend.

So true, thanks for the feedback back. Its usable again and im learning by experience

Yes you’re right. It was set up that way I mentioned it incorrectly thanks

I had multiple jobs at the one property this being one of them. I just took the opportunity to get the welder out to be honest. If you were to head out to do this job what what u think would be a reasonable charge? Remember travel time equipment consumables all add up. Quoting and invoicing are my hardest dilemmas 😅

​@@HibrahimandcoI would say 60 dollars call out, 120 dollars for use of my equipment and 100 buck labour. So 280 ?

​@@mohammedakramshaik2929 that's unbelieavably overpriced. 150 is fair i think. You don't have to get rich off of 1 gate repair.

@@viktorreznov1548 bro a price is opinionated, you can't get rich of 280 bucks bro. But we all have bills to pay and nothing in life is free. You not paying just for someone's time, you paying for his knowledge that he can do that the customer cannot.

I feel $150 is a little light personally. Equipment alone welder, wire, tip, grinder ppe is quite the expense. If I was to price this up as a stand alone job I would think $200-250 is reasonable for equipment hire consumables time travel and labour. Remember we still have to pay tax on these so we don’t actually take home the total invoice cost, we have expenses to pay ( tax, insurance, travel, running cost, maintenance ), all these expenses I never knew about until being a new business owner 🥵 but thanks for the feed back good know what people would quote cheers

Funny u mention that. When I was leaving the job it sprung to mind could of try and use my heavy duty suction cup handles I use for carrying heavy tiles 🧐 a massive part of daily jobs is problem solving and usually on the cheap side 😅

Ok sweet thanks will look it up

@@Hibrahimandco how’s maintenance business going in AU? I’ve been considering it when older. I predict this will boom.

I did forgot to show the original grate. However I did have the original grate changed for this reason and totally forgot to show it on this video but i totally understand the frustration

Wowza, yep you will definitely save hundreds with this product. It’s a little messy. Just make sure you wear PPE gear and cover surrounding areas that you don’t want to mess up all the best mate

@@Hibrahimandco Thanks Mate 🙂

Good on you buddy obviously having qualifications and certificates look favourable on paper. However, you do not require a license if the work completed is under a certain amount for example. New South Wales if I was to invoice someone less than $5000, I don’t require a license. if I was to work in Victoria and The greater than $10,000, I will need a license. Each state is slightly different. Below is a reference point for your starting point to get started. Also see one of my first my videos on how to become a Handyman. www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au/trades-and-businesses/licensing-and-qualifications/minor-maintenance-and-cleaning-licences

@@Hibrahimandco thank you for your response