Making Waterproof Extension Leads

We needed to get some waterproof extension leads for working on the mill, but it seems impossible to find anything for regular 16A plugs on the market - so we made our own very cheaply.

Chronologically this video is out of order, we filmed this before finishing the steam cleaning several weeks ago, but wanted to see how they worked out before we posted.

[MianCowell]

Tom Scott did an excellent video on why the UK plug is the best plug

[RevN]

Not dying is an excellent priority. I enthusiastically approve.

[FluffyJenkins]

I don't know why, but I really enjoyed that video, But saying that I enjoy all of your content, Good music timing and editing, I can just vibe to the video x3

[lenz]

Cool video! Most people don't think about all the things you have to worry about/prepare for. Also super cool with the "next time" at the end! Now I really have something to look forward to! Great job guys!

[EricBorgen]

As someone from the US - I'm envious of your power plugs. And outlets that have individual switches on them. And the metric system :)

[teescottageguyproductions]

You’ve got such an interesting Mills! I love Mills and steam engines! I’ve subscribed

[pedrogrande]

How do you combine all this massive workload on the mill with your daily job? I barely have time to tiddy up around the house on the weekend, let alone renovate something like you do....

[keesballema]

HAHAH the end of the vid; ''yeah, spray the powerbox with water for good measure, give it to 'em!'' <3

[nekhumonta]

You sound different this video. Less scripted maybe? Anyway, I like it!

[apcolleen]

I had a bit of a hard time watching. The music was louder than your voice.