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An how do u think a transfer pump works with magic? U still need electricity. Same with ur pool pump at 220v Or the 220v for electric hot water heater. But you’re worried about the drill thats plugged in a breaker designed for that reason. You are a genius gump
@@johnnyd4200 Those pumps have sealed power input and circuit board wich this drill do not have. Next time inform yourself on the subject before saying stuff like: "because a pool pump is wired on 220V it shold be more dangerous than a 120V drill". The 220V pump is DESIGNED to work with water not the drill 120V or 220V.
Wow, I can build all this stuff as soon as I get an engine lathe, drill press, welder, dremel, air compressor, angle grinder, hot glue gun, steel, pvc, all-thread, fasteners, bearings, electric motor, power supply, soldering iron, tap & die set, a huge washer, car jack…nah. Neat, sure. But I’ll just buy a table saw, wood lathe, power snips, bead blaster & a water pump.
Surely cheaper to buy a table saw than all the kit needed to bodge these horrors together? That looked like the worlds least effective sandblaster there. But it does have a certain fascination...
We've been going backwards since the internet came out. People share a lot of knowledge but we are are generally less book smart than what we used to be.
It’s not about having money or an expensive lathe, it’s about using your imagination with materials you have on hand to make use of them. So you don’t have to spend money.
Небива да се дава само на едни.Това означава че,за да дадат само на едните ,трябва да вземат от другите.На медицинските сестри които ни обиждат в болниците за тях защо няма?
So many people fail to understand that he is simply showing what a creative mind can do. He doesn't pretend to think everyone has every tool known to man. Just like in any survival situation, it is what you have between your ears that will enable you to adapt and overcome by thinking outside the box. To me, he is showing what a creative mind can do. I totally enjoyed the video and for sure was jamming on the tunes. Thank you for sharing sir.
The only thing he is doing is showing how to make things that can cause injury's and even death this type pf content should never be allowed on a website that stupid people can access
I have made that sand blaster many times now. I use them so much that the sand eventually destroys the metal tube. It only costs 5 dollars and works amazing. I sand blasted an entire wheel barrow in about 10 minutes. The trick is to have the hole on the bottom of the tube while the bottle is held upside down. Also you'll need to sift the sand (Lowes bag of play sand) to remove any larger pebble that will clog the tube. I use a fine mesh strainer that I bought at the grocery store.
I’d like to try the sand blaster but I’m not sure I follow what you said about the hole being on the bottom of the tube. What type of adjustments to the bottle caps do you make for that?
I have a gravity feed sandblaster that works that well it easily destroys tips and eventually destroys the entire nozzle as well. The sand flows like an hourglass and its blasted out by the full pressure of the compressor.
When you create and build something yourself, you understand how things work. It's always a great experience to make something yourself rather than just buying everything and dying ignorant.
A sheet metal cutter is about $40 on Amazon. This method requires destroying a good pair of tin snips and an angle grinder, not to mention needing a metalwork lathe and spot welder. Kinda dumb.
@@slicelifetv He could have thrown that bearing on there. He didn't even deburr the damned shaft and it went on without any issue whatsoever. The shaft should have been about .0003'' smaller than the. bearing. To give you a little scale, .0003" is about 10 times thinner than a standard piece of notebook paper which is generally .003.
@@FrustratedBaboon You don't need to come up with an idea. If you want to cut strips of tin or aluminum, you can use a bandsaw. A sensible person wouldn't build a machine to press a button. You just press the button.
Automatic tin snips attachment for a drill $40 Sand blaster $50 Water pump that doesn't involve you standing around running a drill to make it work $18 Table saw $60 Lathe $47 Most of these things are going to cost you about 2 hours of working as a welder which is part of the skills you need to make these in order to pay for the professionally made version. It's probably going to take at least 1 hour to make each of these things and then you've got to have the parts needed lying around including a tool for the sand blaster that is almost identical. This is so not worth it especially for the pump. These prices are also all from amazon so you could go to a yard sale and pick them up for half the price.
You said it, Not me. I agree some of the invention were a bit nonsensical but in a pinch all of them work well. And probably better than anything you could buy for the prices you listed. But I'm not mad at you for trying to pull off your own priceless joke. Just try harder next time
@@peterstaples5863 not really what I was going for and not sure what kind of pinch you'd be in where you need these tools quicker than Amazon can deliver it and quicker than you can get to a hardware store. Like I said like a year ago the guy has welding skills and you'd need them to make these things and even with the top notch versions of the tools he makes it would probably cost less than the time it takes to make bodged ones.
Yeah kind seems like he should go do some work as a welder for a couple of hours and then buy the thing he is trying to make with the money he made rather than making a dodgy version at home.
Sorry to be so late to this. Yesterday built the pump to empty my 50 Gal. aquarium. By the time it took me to build the pump, it had already been emptied by the 1" hose that, I've been using for the last 10 years. Simply take a hose, fill it with water and dip the shorter end into the tank and let the longer end drop into ( or near) a bucket. Gravity will do the rest. No need to waste time. Larger containers? Simply use more hoses.
@@PeterMaddison2483 Firstly, you are a lucky chap being able to post links, i can hardly post straight text half the time. This grinder/saw, all I can say is WHY just why! People might even build this, and even worse, try to use it :-/ ekk.
Some didn't feel very DIY, but the sand blaster and the wood turning tools are genius! Obviously not designed for for replacing the real thing, but if you need either of these tools casually, these look like good DIY alternatives!
if you put clear contact paper on glass you can put nearly any design behind it and trace on the contact paper {basically a clear plastic sticker} with a x-acto knife or razor knife blade the design "weed out" the parts you would like sandblasted and go for it . They are like unwrapping a present when you take the sticker paper off after sandblasting , also cri-cut vinyl stickers work awesome too , I have even used maple leaf and skull's , hearts die- cut stickers especially vinyl numbers the thick ones from wal-mart and it worked out as well, paper stickers not so much, well if you do it lightly and dont go over it too much. I have made money using my imagination, its nice getting paid doing what you like to do .
Probably? Most definitely. I can PROBABLY do it quicker by hand, with a wire brush. With a drill and wire wheel, most definitely it would be 100x faster. I prefer to do everything by hand, though. I'm old skool
I may be way off here, but i could have sworn ive seen a sandblaster, table saw, and a lathe before the year 2020..... You must have meant the best inventions of 1920..
Not only that, but I've seen that exact same DIY sandblaster about 5 years ago, so even if it's the Best UA-cam DIY versions of 2020, it's still wrong.
That mini table saw is one of the most dangerous looking contraptions I've ever seen. I guarantee the components he used cost more than the $35.99 it costs to buy a REAL table saw at Harbor Freight.
Lol... you used your precision metal lathe to make a part to make a crude vertical lathe... funny. Nevertheless, the ingenuity in the vids is impressive.
Who needs safety for trash. The cuts won’t be true. Just buy a used saw . When that blade comes flying out of that pile of crap he better know how to diy some stitches. (Rambo stile)
@@albertthorne2872 you’re spot-on. There isn’t even a fence. I got my Skill table saw for about $100 on sale, new, blade included, and it’s light-years safer and better. Gotta think best approach not just doing.
Explain to me why these people can afford a metal lathe, welder, drill press etc. but can't afford to just go buy these tools they are making that already exist...
You would be surprised at how much cheaper things are if you can make them yourself from raw materials. Everything is marked up in price so people can make a profit from sales. Plus, knowing how to make them is useful. You could make that one tool you have always wanted, and at the same time get experience with the tools you use to make it, and so on.
Get a 4 way pipe cross, plumbing fitting, some pipe, a flare fitting sticking through the bottle cap and a flare nut to hold the bottle down in place. A pipe out of the bottom for a handle, and a valve coming in to shut off the air. You can make your own sand blaster and just piece it together without fabricating anything.
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The point is using your brain / mind to exercise technical skills for your own satisfaction and self actualisation ( Masov’s Matrix) . As an analogy, cf. slow food movement and fast / junk food This kind of innovation, invention and improvisation exercises and lays down neuro pathways which helps prevent dementia. Your choice
The best D.I.Y & life hacks. First video he bust out a lathe... Life hacks & d.i.y's are at it's core something for the most part; extremely affordable and quicK.
I've got a welder and the skills to use it but I refuse to buy a $40 attachment for a drill attachment to snip metal. I mean aren't profession welders fairly in demand? That's like a couple of hours work to pay for and you'd save yourself at least an hour making it and the purchased one probably wouldn't require you to have a bunch of random materials around your house.
its not always about the money, sometimes you just wanna know that you can still make something functionable out of scraps laying around the house. just saying
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Nghe Phúc hát mà nước mắt rơi mãi ....quá nhiều cảm xúc ùa về, quá nhiều kỉ niệm. Cảm ơn Đức Phúc thật nhiều, giọng hát anh ấm tựa nắng mùa Thu vậy.
I love the 120v electric drill hovering above gallons and gallons of water . . . no problem there.
Maybe he meant DIY "Darwin It Yourself" as in Darwin awards.
An how do u think a transfer pump works with magic? U still need electricity. Same with ur pool pump at 220v Or the 220v for electric hot water heater. But you’re worried about the drill thats plugged in a breaker designed for that reason. You are a genius gump
@@johnnyd4200 Those pumps have sealed power input and circuit board wich this drill do not have. Next time inform yourself on the subject before saying stuff like: "because a pool pump is wired on 220V it shold be more dangerous than a 120V drill". The 220V pump is DESIGNED to work with water not the drill 120V or 220V.
Wow ! That first one was awesome !!
Wow, I can build all this stuff as soon as I get an engine lathe, drill press, welder, dremel, air compressor, angle grinder, hot glue gun, steel, pvc, all-thread, fasteners, bearings, electric motor, power supply, soldering iron, tap & die set, a huge washer, car jack…nah. Neat, sure. But I’ll just buy a table saw, wood lathe, power snips, bead blaster & a water pump.
ကောင်း တဲ့သုံး သပ် ချက် တွေ ပါ။ Carry on with the good work.
Just like the ones you buy at the shops, but with less safety features!
Surely cheaper to buy a table saw than all the kit needed to bodge these horrors together? That looked like the worlds least effective sandblaster there. But it does have a certain fascination...
Motee koun see use kare aap bana kr de karte hi
You mean the murder table where the bottom is only held by few drops of glue?
Hello my dear friend thank you for your sharing video very so much informative i like big so much ..i love your channel..
If a home made water pump was one of the best inventions of 2020 we may be going backwards.
We've been going backwards since the internet came out. People share a lot of knowledge but we are are generally less book smart than what we used to be.
ah, I thought it was a gold-fish grinder, my bad :)
Liked them all but that last one..... oh yes! Love it!!!
If you can afford to have all those tools, especially a metal lathe, you can definitely afford a cheap version of what you just spent ages making.
Lathe is also DIY, But i know what you mean some stuff is really cheap to obtain
It’s not about having money or an expensive lathe, it’s about using your imagination with materials you have on hand to make use of them. So you don’t have to spend money.
Nobody's talking about the fact that these inventions have already been... like, invented already...
Небива да се дава само на едни.Това означава че,за да дадат само на едните ,трябва да вземат от другите.На медицинските сестри които ни обиждат в болниците за тях защо няма?
@@iroker he used a machinist's lathe in this video to turn the threads off the bolt to make his DIY wood lathe...
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So many people fail to understand that he is simply showing what a creative mind can do. He doesn't pretend to think everyone has every tool known to man. Just like in any survival situation, it is what you have between your ears that will enable you to adapt and overcome by thinking outside the box. To me, he is showing what a creative mind can do. I totally enjoyed the video and for sure was jamming on the tunes. Thank you for sharing sir.
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Kool, Yeah but what a waste of time.
I guess I can't remember the last time I needed a table saw in a survival situation....
The only thing he is doing is showing how to make things that can cause injury's and even death this type pf content should never be allowed on a website that stupid people can access
I second that.
بسیار عالی وساخت ابزاری سودمند و ابتکاری.......موفق
I have made that sand blaster many times now. I use them so much that the sand eventually destroys the metal tube. It only costs 5 dollars and works amazing. I sand blasted an entire wheel barrow in about 10 minutes. The trick is to have the hole on the bottom of the tube while the bottle is held upside down. Also you'll need to sift the sand (Lowes bag of play sand) to remove any larger pebble that will clog the tube. I use a fine mesh strainer that I bought at the grocery store.
I’d like to try the sand blaster but I’m not sure I follow what you said about the hole being on the bottom of the tube. What type of adjustments to the bottle caps do you make for that?
@@Low_Rent I'm pretty sure he's saying he prefers the negative pressure of the tube to pull in the sand as opposed to it being more gravity fed.
I have a gravity feed sandblaster that works that well it easily destroys tips and eventually destroys the entire nozzle as well. The sand flows like an hourglass and its blasted out by the full pressure of the compressor.
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خیلی خوب وعالی لذت یاد گرفتن بهترین لذت هاست مچکرم
How about the DIY First Aid kit you are going to need ?
The lathe is cool.
When you create and build something yourself, you understand how things work. It's always a great experience to make something yourself rather than just buying everything and dying ignorant.
That is a great statement you made.
The sandblaster is really good. Very super duper good
Wow and all done without losing a few fingers
Mantap sekali bang ide nya, yang penting semangat selalu teman teman
A sheet metal cutter is about $40 on Amazon. This method requires destroying a good pair of tin snips and an angle grinder, not to mention needing a metalwork lathe and spot welder. Kinda dumb.
But the music is great! - oh ... wait ...
شكرا شكرا على المعلومه جزاك الله خيرا
As a machinist, I laughed so hard when he slid that shaft so sloppily into what was left of that bearing.
As a machinist can you come up with that idea? He has a great idea that can be improved upon.
Of course. That's what I do.
I thought it was gonna be something clearly loose as hell lol. I’m no machinist but that didn’t look very sloppy
@@slicelifetv He could have thrown that bearing on there. He didn't even deburr the damned shaft and it went on without any issue whatsoever. The shaft should have been about .0003'' smaller than the. bearing. To give you a little scale, .0003" is about 10 times thinner than a standard piece of notebook paper which is generally .003.
@@FrustratedBaboon You don't need to come up with an idea. If you want to cut strips of tin or aluminum, you can use a bandsaw. A sensible person wouldn't build a machine to press a button. You just press the button.
All invention are very good 👍
Automatic tin snips attachment for a drill $40
Sand blaster $50
Water pump that doesn't involve you standing around running a drill to make it work $18
Table saw $60
Lathe $47
Most of these things are going to cost you about 2 hours of working as a welder which is part of the skills you need to make these in order to pay for the professionally made version. It's probably going to take at least 1 hour to make each of these things and then you've got to have the parts needed lying around including a tool for the sand blaster that is almost identical. This is so not worth it especially for the pump. These prices are also all from amazon so you could go to a yard sale and pick them up for half the price.
Ese pinche Mudo es una porqueria de inventor jajaa
Spoken like someone who has absolutely no idea what they are talking about. Well done
@@peterstaples5863 you mean I don't macgyver shit up when there is a cheap alternative. Yeah I'm the idiot here
You said it, Not me. I agree some of the invention were a bit nonsensical but in a pinch all of them work well. And probably better than anything you could buy for the prices you listed. But I'm not mad at you for trying to pull off your own priceless joke. Just try harder next time
@@peterstaples5863 not really what I was going for and not sure what kind of pinch you'd be in where you need these tools quicker than Amazon can deliver it and quicker than you can get to a hardware store. Like I said like a year ago the guy has welding skills and you'd need them to make these things and even with the top notch versions of the tools he makes it would probably cost less than the time it takes to make bodged ones.
buenicimos los inventosgracias por compartir
Wow idol of inventions., we should be proud of.
5 solutions for problems that didn't exist. Better title.
yea... do it yourself.. if you have a lathe, arc welder, an entire industrial workshop oh and a bottle cap.
Here I'm sitting with my screwdriver multitool thingy thinking DIY, yea right, if I happened to have a fully equipped workshop in my garage.
Yeah kind seems like he should go do some work as a welder for a couple of hours and then buy the thing he is trying to make with the money he made rather than making a dodgy version at home.
@@matthewtalbot-paine7977 I agree but it's better that somebody's doing something anyway. I for one didn't see ANY " New" inventions!
My point exactly. Diy 😳
I wish things like lathes snd welding machines could be easily rented
Menarik untuk d ambl ilmunva trmksh bro
Sorry to be so late to this.
Yesterday built the pump to empty my 50 Gal. aquarium. By the time it took me to build the pump, it had already been emptied by the 1" hose that, I've been using for the last 10 years.
Simply take a hose, fill it with water and dip the shorter end into the tank and let the longer end drop into ( or near) a bucket. Gravity will do the rest. No need to waste time.
Larger containers? Simply use more hoses.
only thing i see haveing use in the video is the sand blaster as most are expensive
It could be used to suck up solids from the bottom, where just a hose would clog, or you might not have a lower elevation to work with.
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Wow, number 4 (homemade table saw, with collapse at random time function & much more) has to be the most dangerous thing iv seen for years and years.
Don't suppose you've seen the grinder chainsaw?
@@PeterMaddison2483 LoL, nop. Now look what you've done. I'm going to have to go look for that now :P
@@JackDinn This is it...
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@@PeterMaddison2483 Firstly, you are a lucky chap being able to post links, i can hardly post straight text half the time.
This grinder/saw, all I can say is WHY just why! People might even build this, and even worse, try to use it :-/ ekk.
Amazing creativity ! Than you for sharing.
Some didn't feel very DIY, but the sand blaster and the wood turning tools are genius! Obviously not designed for for replacing the real thing, but if you need either of these tools casually, these look like good DIY alternatives!
if you put clear contact paper on glass you can put nearly any design behind it and trace on the contact paper {basically a clear plastic sticker} with a x-acto knife or razor knife blade the design "weed out" the parts you would like sandblasted and go for it . They are like unwrapping a present when you take the sticker paper off after sandblasting , also cri-cut vinyl stickers work awesome too , I have even used maple leaf and skull's , hearts die- cut stickers especially vinyl numbers the thick ones from wal-mart and it worked out as well, paper stickers not so much, well if you do it lightly and dont go over it too much. I have made money using my imagination, its nice getting paid doing what you like to do .
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The sand blaster works kind of OK. A wire wheel is probably quicker though.....
Probably? Most definitely. I can PROBABLY do it quicker by hand, with a wire brush. With a drill and wire wheel, most definitely it would be 100x faster. I prefer to do everything by hand, though. I'm old skool
Fascinating. What is that adhesive used to hold the wood pieces in place during assembly?
Super glue
@@rewind12354 Thank you Robert. I was not aware it can be bought in bulk. Thought it only came in those tiny tubes.
@@mikedoyon6303 No worries my friend 🙂
Ezcelente
@@rewind12354 if its just super glue , what be the principle as it would have minimal to no strength applied like in the video?
Very gooooood fine Thanks
I may be way off here, but i could have sworn ive seen a sandblaster, table saw, and a lathe before the year 2020..... You must have meant the best inventions of 1920..
Not only that, but I've seen that exact same DIY sandblaster about 5 years ago, so even if it's the Best UA-cam DIY versions of 2020, it's still wrong.
Best invention of 2020 basing on the video creator’s knowledge
Exactly, they aren't inventions. It's cool i have to give him props for DIY'ing this all together.
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Good job mate👍
So do they have a special room waiting for you in the ER, or do you just go weekly?
Very nice idea
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If I had the tools you used, to make these tools; I would most certainly already have them!
Yeah who has a welder but not a circular saw and then decides to make his own shoddy one out of very flammable wood.
For real... I’m not sure you can call it “diy” if you’re literally in a machine shop fabricating parts...
Nice invetion
That mini table saw is one of the most dangerous looking contraptions I've ever seen. I guarantee the components he used cost more than the $35.99 it costs to buy a REAL table saw at Harbor Freight.
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I love your ideas
That's some great content and production value. That kit looks great.
J'aime beaucoup le bricolage
very nice tools
Thats a right tough pump. Got to remember that for my next boat.
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Great video! I'd never use that table saw. Too many friends missing fingers
True Garage Craft! Mega Wah!
These are not " inventions "
They are just homemade tools that you can buy for a fraction of the cost and time it will take you to make!
Wow! Good good
Lol... you used your precision metal lathe to make a part to make a crude vertical lathe... funny. Nevertheless, the ingenuity in the vids is impressive.
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Good ideas, congratulations
Good idea 👍👍👍
When you cost in the time these seem more expensive and not as good as things you could buy.
I broke my bank getting a metal lathe...
@Steelmouth Don't get me wrong I enjoyed watching and took particular pleasure in the sloppy gluing.
truly, BRAVO
Like everyone else who watches these type of vids, I've swapped out my microwave for a lathe machine.
I swapped my phone for an avocado
I swapped my nasal-cavity for a COVID19 test....
:D
CONGRATULATIONS, I'M PUBLISHING YOUR WORK. GREETINGS FROM RIO DE JANEIRO BRAZIL.
This sandblasting technic is the worthest what i ever seen
What?
GENIUS!
The drill pump is nice. But a bucket would be handier. And safer.
but no entertainment for his neighbours when he drops the drill in the water
That's sheet metal cutter was genius .
That saw needs some safety add ons
It has a build-in safety feature that lets the motor burn out due to collected dust in its innards. So the un-safety-ness is time-limited.
Once the stock thickness goes above 1/4 inch the motor will stall. As Don stated ...safety features needled.
Who needs safety it’s probably china
Who needs safety for trash. The cuts won’t be true. Just buy a used saw . When that blade comes flying out of that pile of crap he better know how to diy some stitches. (Rambo stile)
@@albertthorne2872 you’re spot-on. There isn’t even a fence. I got my Skill table saw for about $100 on sale, new, blade included, and it’s light-years safer and better. Gotta think best approach not just doing.
Mantap.......sukses bos
fantastic. It's very impressive.
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Numerous hours on homemade versions of inexpensive tools you can buy off the shelf
Explain to me why these people can afford a metal lathe, welder, drill press etc. but can't afford to just go buy these tools they are making that already exist...
You would be surprised at how much cheaper things are if you can make them yourself from raw materials. Everything is marked up in price so people can make a profit from sales. Plus, knowing how to make them is useful. You could make that one tool you have always wanted, and at the same time get experience with the tools you use to make it, and so on.
they have fun when they make crafts. happy happy time
Could be they are using tools from a shared shop that they don't own
Number 5
Its the best
The sand blaster/ better off with a wire brush!
Just stick them in white vinegar overnight.
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Yanno what these are pretty good. When scrap is all that's around you'd be a handy person to know 👍🏽 great repurposing.
Nice work.
Get a 4 way pipe cross, plumbing fitting, some pipe, a flare fitting sticking through the bottle cap and a flare nut to hold the bottle down in place. A pipe out of the bottom for a handle, and a valve coming in to shut off the air. You can make your own sand blaster and just piece it together without fabricating anything.
Waaww kereen bangeeet
Parabéns. Sensacional. Aprendi muito.
Good video
Perfect ideas... a new friend here... cheers!
சூப்பர். வெரி குட். மிக நன்று.
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4:35 надо понимать что летящий песок с бешеной скоростью по трубке .начинает действовать на внутреннею часть трубки как наждак и вам придётся менять пистолетики довольно часто сле много работы .потому нужно придумать сменный наконечник ))
надо доктору дью отослать пусть обзор сделает.
@@gruz_one3713 там ляхометр зашкалит, потому как хуета полная
MV rất hay, i like it 😯😪👌
If I can afford a shop like that with a lathe and a drill press and all that with three phase power I believe I can afford the tools that he’s making
The point is using your brain / mind to exercise technical skills for your own satisfaction and self actualisation ( Masov’s Matrix) .
As an analogy, cf. slow food movement and fast / junk food
This kind of innovation, invention and improvisation exercises and lays down neuro pathways which helps prevent dementia.
Your choice
Excelentes todas sus ideas lástima que al ser mujer no puedo hacerlas, lo felicito son brillantes.
So many new ways to injure yourself.
That Sandblaster though !!
I wish i had the tools and a place to work like you 🤗
The best D.I.Y & life hacks. First video he bust out a lathe... Life hacks & d.i.y's are at it's core something for the most part; extremely affordable and quicK.
That saw table idea is lethal - not a good idea at all unless you are willing to improvise & risk serious injury.
@bob cat Better...
👍Echt klasse Gemacht Daumen hoch 👏👀😁😎
1:33 those scissors are more high tech than the inventions
Holy shit, you fucking killed him dude
Nice video
I've got a welder and the skills to use it but I refuse to buy a $40 attachment for a drill attachment to snip metal. I mean aren't profession welders fairly in demand? That's like a couple of hours work to pay for and you'd save yourself at least an hour making it and the purchased one probably wouldn't require you to have a bunch of random materials around your house.
its not always about the money, sometimes you just wanna know that you can still make something functionable out of scraps laying around the house. just saying
👍 great man
These are creations, not inventions.
creations for people without buckets or hands xD
Edit: or saws
Awesome👍👍👍