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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Darren H on January 05, 2016, 09:15:42 pm
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I had enough of my loop is there any news on when this product is going to be available.
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I had enough of my loop is there any news on when this product is going to be available.
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Can't be long now
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Think it's January.
2017
;D
Hopefully soon! I can't wait.
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I use the tubeless pole system but no a/d or aqua tap, I just pinch to hose to stop the flow.
I will buy the univalve when it's available
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;)
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;)
Are you trailing it no 23?
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If he doesn't start answering messages, he can stick his poles up his BEEP.
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Don't waste your money.
Go back to ladders!!
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TROLL ;D
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Don't waste your money.
Go back to ladders!!
Don't think so :)
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Any update ?
On its availability
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Any update ?
On its availability
dont hold your breath
the bloke a chancer ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Ex-ceed needs help with Product release planning i think ;D ;D
Hope its ready soon
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Hello ???
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The bloke works from his house and has no money.
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I heard his last partners took the patten to the a.d. and is in talks with someone else to make it yesterday
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Come on Steve say something.🙊
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Quick Mutley dooooooo somethiiiiiiiiiiiiing.
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my aquadapter is on its last legs were is this blady univalve ::)roll
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It is strange .
But it died take time
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Does he still sell poles? cant find them on his site. I asked him, but didn't reply
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So are they still in production or not because he ain't been on to let us know
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I think he was working with wcw on some thing at one point so with any luck they will bring the product to market .
Seems strange there's been no updates though, shame because the uni-valve looks like a great product.
Paul
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Does anyone that knows steven jones know what going on with the release of the uni valve ???
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Steve is keep checking in on this forum, so he is seeing what's been asked but not replying.
Trouble is afoot i think.
Back to a remote control shut off for me.
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He's skint.
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He's skint.
Ricky i am not skint.
Guys here's the situation: The tool that makes univalve is way overdue, i not realising what was entailed in the size and complication of the tooling.
It turns out that the tool weighs 500KG and a lot of parts are made of beryllium, a very hard to machine metal, which is needed due to its ability to heat the cool very quickly. so the plastic mouldings keep there shape.
Sorry if this info seems boring but i do not want anyone guessing my situation.
All i now is, it is finally finished and due to be moulded next week.
I hope it will come off the mould ok if not it will go back to tool maker to tweek again.
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Always the same on forums. People guessing
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He's skint.
Ricky i am not skint.
Guys here's the situation: The tool that makes univalve is way overdue, i not realising what was entailed in the size and complication of the tooling.
It turns out that the tool weighs 500KG and a lot of parts are made of beryllium, a very hard to machine metal, which is needed due to its ability to heat the cool very quickly. so the plastic mouldings keep there shape.
Sorry if this info seems boring but i do not want anyone guessing my situation.
All i now is, it is finally finished and due to be moulded next week.
I hope it will come off the mould ok if not it will go back to tool maker to tweek again.
Many thanks for the update. ;)
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Does he still sell poles? cant find them on his site. I asked him, but didn't reply
Duncan,
I don't sell poles anymore, to much bother to be honest.
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Does he still sell poles? cant find them on his site. I asked him, but didn't reply
Duncan,
I don't sell poles anymore, to much bother to be honest.
Shame. Am I screwed when a section snaps then?
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He's skint.
Ricky i am not skint.
Guys here's the situation: The tool that makes univalve is way overdue, i not realising what was entailed in the size and complication of the tooling.
It turns out that the tool weighs 500KG and a lot of parts are made of beryllium, a very hard to machine metal, which is needed due to its ability to heat the cool very quickly. so the plastic mouldings keep there shape.
Sorry if this info seems boring but i do not want anyone guessing my situation.
All i now is, it is finally finished and due to be moulded next week.
I hope it will come off the mould ok if not it will go back to tool maker to tweek again.
Now that's really interesting.
We've commented on this before. Tool and Die makers are very good at taking orders, and then giving a completion date they have no intention of keeping. The figure that seemed to keep everyone happy in my experience was 6 weeks. Its short enough to keep the customer in expectation. Anything longer would cause a customer to reconsider his options. It was also a good time period used in the motor trade. A special order from the factory was always 6 weeks away or less. It was only after the 6 weeks was up that a new expected date was advised.
IMO Steve has merely passed on the info he was given in all honesty believing it to be a genuine time of completion. He also needed to give a satisfactory reason to the speculation as to why the beloved (to me) Aquadapter is no longer available.
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He's skint.
Ricky i am not skint.
Guys here's the situation: The tool that makes univalve is way overdue, i not realising what was entailed in the size and complication of the tooling.
It turns out that the tool weighs 500KG and a lot of parts are made of beryllium, a very hard to machine metal, which is needed due to its ability to heat the cool very quickly. so the plastic mouldings keep there shape.
Sorry if this info seems boring but i do not want anyone guessing my situation.
All i now is, it is finally finished and due to be moulded next week.
I hope it will come off the mould ok if not it will go back to tool maker to tweek again.
Thanks for the update nice to know the product is still in the pipeline will WCW be stocking them
Paul
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He's skint.
Ricky i am not skint.
Guys here's the situation: The tool that makes univalve is way overdue, i not realising what was entailed in the size and complication of the tooling.
It turns out that the tool weighs 500KG and a lot of parts are made of beryllium, a very hard to machine metal, which is needed due to its ability to heat the cool very quickly. so the plastic mouldings keep there shape.
Sorry if this info seems boring but i do not want anyone guessing my situation.
All i now is, it is finally finished and due to be moulded next week.
I hope it will come off the mould ok if not it will go back to tool maker to tweek again.
Now that's really interesting.
We've commented on this before. Tool and Die makers are very good at taking orders, and then giving a completion date they have no intention of keeping. The figure that seemed to keep everyone happy in my experience was 6 weeks. Its short enough to keep the customer in expectation. Anything longer would cause a customer to reconsider his options. It was also a good time period used in the motor trade. A special order from the factory was always 6 weeks away or less. It was only after the 6 weeks was up that a new expected date was advised.
IMO Steve has merely passed on the info he was given in all honesty believing it to be a genuine time of completion. He also needed to give a satisfactory reason to the speculation as to why the beloved (to me) Aquadapter is no longer available.
Your spot on, i was told 5 to 7 weeks at the end of august, so you can imagine my irritation.
The tool guy i use is very good at his job, but each couple of weeks i contacted him he said it would be finished.
I phoned him in the start of December and he reassured me it would be finished before christmas.
It turns out he had his fingers in lots of pies and my tool went through a couple of tool designs because of material and nature of plastic.
It really is criminal how some tool makers treat you, but you can't rush them.
I have a saying now, that a tool makers week is 4 weeks, so if they tell you 5 weeks x it by 4.
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I suffer the same frustration with all the tools on here at times!! ;D
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Thanks for the update steve, please continue to keep us all infomed
Tony ;)
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He's skint.
Ricky i am not skint.
Guys here's the situation: The tool that makes univalve is way overdue, i not realising what was entailed in the size and complication of the tooling.
It turns out that the tool weighs 500KG and a lot of parts are made of beryllium, a very hard to machine metal, which is needed due to its ability to heat the cool very quickly. so the plastic mouldings keep there shape.
Sorry if this info seems boring but i do not want anyone guessing my situation.
All i now is, it is finally finished and due to be moulded next week.
I hope it will come off the mould ok if not it will go back to tool maker to tweek again.
Many thanks for the update. ;)
Now that wasnt so hard was it
Thanks for the update.
Tony
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Hi Steve can't get any reply from your website?
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Thanks for the update Steve!
Glad it's still coming along.
Even if it takes a while it sounds like it will be worth the wait.
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Hi Steve can't get any reply from your website?
Hi Ray
If its live chat sometimes not at the computer, when i check i can see visits to the site but cant get intouch.
So if your on live chat and you cant get me, leave your mob number.
Steven,
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Hi Steve. I bought some tubeless kits but can't use them as I still have the aquadaptors on my poles.
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Hi Steve. I bought some tubeless kits but can't use them as I still have the aquadaptors on my poles.
You can, the kit is ideal for the A/d.
There is a vid on YouTube showing how to fit it
Tony
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No need for the silence whatever the reason but at least there is one, why stop producing aquadapters until this EVENTUALLY becomes available?
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No need for the silence whatever the reason but at least there is one, why stop producing aquadapters until this EVENTUALLY becomes available?
Customers would not be to happy if they spend £40 on aqua-dapter then univalve appears the next day.
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Hi Steve. I bought some tubeless kits but can't use them as I still have the aquadaptors on my poles.
You can, the kit is ideal for the A/d.
There is a vid on YouTube showing how to fit it
Tony can't find the video?
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Hi Tony. I can't find the video
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Hi Tony. I can't find the video
i'll look for you Ray
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Ray, I think Steven's pulled the videos off youtube, God only knows why.
He answers me on Facebook, I would ask him on there and he can send you the link.
I'm not sure why he does not answer you himself ???
Tony
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:-X
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Hope you can understand the instructions.
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