please keep talking and don't cut the number of videos. your channel is my favorite thing to watch :) i feel like the world is broken and it is endlessly reassuring to me that somebody out there is fixing it one tool at a time :)

Personally I love the long videos and the explanation, even if they are repeated. The YouTube summary came and yours was my most watched channel this year. The other channel I watched the most was Drain Addict which also posts long videos and they mostly are all the same so I don't mind them at all, in fact I play them and listen to them while working, glancing from time to time. Regardless of the changes you make, keep it up!

Don't stop talking through your vids, you are a natural comunicator and that lovely soft Irish accent is a joy to hear

Hi Dean for what it is worth your videos are pretty great as they are right now. Your commentary definitely adds value to the content.

Your comments on the videos are essential. They are instructive and educational. We learn so much from your videos. I really like the videos where several machines are repaired. Even if sometimes the same machine appears again, it's not a problem. It also allows us to see if the fault is always the same. So we can understand the reliability and weaknesses of a particular machine.

As for the length, I really like long videos.

Thank you for your daily work here and for sharing your knowledge.

As far as I can see the majority of your subscribers find your commentary most relaxing! and we all love your videos don't stop mate!! keep um coming.
I have never come across any one in my life that looks after the interest of your customers more than yourself Deane.
Long may  it continue we ❤the channel👍.

Dean. don't change a thing... we enjoy the long videos and your narrative.  Your audience may be enjoying a lot more than just the one time technical insight.  Keep up your winning formulae... it has gotten you to 260K subscribers... the more you share the more you earn... keep them coming.

Dean, don't change your videos. I love them. It may feel repetitive, but i think i speak for most when I say, we love the repairathon videos and spotlight on oddities

Please keep all the videos coming we would love to see all the repairs you do, we love the long videos and we love to hear you talk..  Just like in the beginning we never saw you and now it’s a pleasure to have you show us things with you on camera.. Please keep up the good work and bring us along….

Please keep posting as many videos as possible. I've been subscribed since you had about 8 thousand subscribers.  Not only have you helped me save hundreds repairing my tools, but me and my two boys watch you together every day and it has literally become a small tradition before I put them to bed. Nothing but love, respect and appreciation for all the time and treasure you put into this priceless content.

Dean mate keep the videos exactly as they are dude an every time I see these dead batteries I wish I could take em from ya for use in rc models

Dean, don't stop talking in your videos. You have a lovely Irish twang in your accent and I would really miss hearing it. I love the long videos too, and yes we may have seen them repaired before. But we learn through repetition and watching the repairs done. Personally, I don't know how you find the time to post daily. Try it every other day, you have a family the needs you present too. Plus thought kiddies need to see you before they go to bed. There only young once and take it from me the time passes so quick and they'll be up and gone in no time. Anyway, thanks so much for all your postings, I've loved every one of them. I hope both you and your family have a wonderful Christmas and the best 2026. You deserve it. 🎅🎅🎅

Love the videos as they are looking forward to watching them.
Please don't change

I barely watch for the repairs - your process and style of talking things through is so compelling

Dean, I really hope you don't change your current format. Your videos are more than just videos, for me, it's a kind of mindfulness but also very informative. I didn't start watching your channel until this and I still have aot of catching up to do. I get it though, as in my job I deliver engineering lessons and find that I get board with what I speaking about, so I'll look at improving aspects lf lessons. However, not sure how easy that is to do as a creator.

Your videos are ALWAYS greatly informative and I love just listening to you go on throughout the repairs about the work.. I've not learned so much as I do repairs myself for all my friends, neighbors, coworkers etc., but I have picked up a few tips from you Dean, you're a wonderful watch.. straight to the point, if you do make a mistake (it happens) you fess right up and show the best way out of it.. I remember the recip last time you wasted a repair on it for still not working after the fix.. yeah that would leave a bad taste in my mouth too, but it's good to see this fella sent you 2 identical recips you could make one out of, that's great! Please KEEP the narrative going though Dean, that's WHY we watch you mate.. seriously!

The blokes who dropped these tools to be fixed are now 83, 73, 90 years old. 4 of them passed away. RIP.

Dean do not chance your format love watching your videos they are very informative would like to hear more information about best tools to buy  many thanks keep up the good work hope to see you on our travels sometime

Reiterating what others have said:  Don't stop the commentry, it's interesting to hear your thought process when you're diagnosing the problems. Thanks for the hard work you put in to make and edit the videos! 😃

I come here to listen to you. So please don’t stop