Ive been a fan of trend tools for years, and you'll know that if you either look through my back catalogue or follow me on Instagram.

Trend have also been supporting this channel for nearly as long as Ive been uploading to it. They sent a bunch of their new cordless tools to me and I gave my comments on them having been using them for around a year now.

this video also goes some way to explain just why my uploads have been so sparse, basically since COVID hit, simply put my business completely exploded in terms of work - so much so I'm booked up with paying clients, into 2024 and I'm not taking on new clients until then. so no time to video and edit it. If you want to sash window restorations and restoration work from the early 1700's through to the 1920's then go find me on Instagram for regular interaction, tips and projects updates. I'll leave the popular youtube channels to buy falling down houses and video the chaos for you to consume here.

Trend produced this video with toolstation, they filmed and edited it. All i did was give my own opinion and thoughts on the products. If its too long to watch's or you want the foot notes. I love the tools you see here, they compliment my on site work and workshop work with the hikoki tools really well. I think you might like them too.

I don't really care if you subscribe or not, and honestly, I know you dont either. I do hope though that you enjoy the video, or better see, learn something are inspired, or maybe even get why i might take something destined for the landfill, and restore it to use in the restoratoration of something else.


I closed my website, decided that facebook was no longer enjoyable. We all know twitter is a dumpster fire, so i mainly use
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