Hebo Machines - "The Money Machine 2"

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  • Опубліковано 9 сер 2011
  • Hebo invented the modern wrought iron machine and is the worldwide leader in this field. The multi-functional Hebo system can: Twist, endforge, scroll, emboss, texture, hammer tube, make baskets, and press belly pickets, and much more. The Hebo system is designed and built by German blacksmiths for the ornamental iron industry. This is the same machinery worldwide parts suppliers use. The Hebo system will bring new levels of production and creativity to the Ornamental Iron Fabricator. Visit our website for your free full length DVD, at www.usahebo.com or www.drivewaygates.com
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  • @mykolPZ
    @mykolPZ 9 років тому +486

    how the fuck did I get here?

    • @TheRemipaquette
      @TheRemipaquette 9 років тому +10

      DJ K.A.T It was this or people popping pimples, you chose wisely

    • @mykolPZ
      @mykolPZ 9 років тому +7

      Remi Paquette how high are you?

    • @mykolPZ
      @mykolPZ 9 років тому

      ThePaskapekka no

    • @ReflexiveBeef
      @ReflexiveBeef 9 років тому +1

      DJ K.A.T '4:02' lol how high are YOU??

    • @oscarval182
      @oscarval182 9 років тому

      DJ K.A.T Welcome to the Internet my friend xD

  • @MrExodus
    @MrExodus 10 років тому +26

    don't know what combination of videos it took to get here...but i'm impressed

  • @RoboticsNShenanigans
    @RoboticsNShenanigans 10 років тому +84

    Why do people think this is weird? It's a metal forming machine...I got here by being a machinist and watching videos relevant to my field of work....weirdos.

    • @Helmutlozzi
      @Helmutlozzi 10 років тому +28

      You have to understand that the majority of people have no idea how the heck anything is done. Hence why you see 8 million views for stuff like this.

    • @kaje01
      @kaje01 10 років тому +8

      Helmutlozzi yeah exactly, i like seeing how stuff is made.

    • @scorefuxxon2753
      @scorefuxxon2753 10 років тому +1

      RoboticsNShenanigans I got here while searching for fire whirls and toroidal forms of nature, so obviously youtube ain't so good at matching search words right now... ;)
      As an autistic automation-freak, I much enjoyed this vid too, even tho the machine itself to me, is producing things that can only be sold when a trend is set and still holding, and that's a little too narrow for my taste when it comes to offering products to the world, but that's only because I'm into selling consumables more than I'm into selling durables. :)

    • @hkhan7321
      @hkhan7321 10 років тому +11

      Score Fuxxon i was searching for bondage porn :D

  • @sonimukeshg1
    @sonimukeshg1 8 років тому +1

    The gate looked amazingly simple. Excellent machines. Thanks for upload.

  • @artsketchbook
    @artsketchbook 9 років тому +28

    Anyone else literally never think about how any of this stuff was made?!

  • @SkilletTom
    @SkilletTom 9 років тому +282

    where is the printing of the money

    • @juansevillano8981
      @juansevillano8981 9 років тому +2

      ***** :D

    • @offason
      @offason 9 років тому

      .

    • @galacticempire2920
      @galacticempire2920 9 років тому +4

      ***** Well, I'm off to buy these machines...and take over the white neighborhood fence-making industry. I am the John D. Rockefeller of fences.

    • @yusuffanie3972
      @yusuffanie3972 9 років тому +8

      -T S- error 404, money not found,

    • @rickdeckard1075
      @rickdeckard1075 8 років тому +2

      +PdashT sure, cause in black neighborhoods, the metal fences are much closer to the windows...

  • @jayf6806
    @jayf6806 10 років тому

    OK This was cool to watch. Amazing to see! Thanks for the up-load!

  • @savedfaves
    @savedfaves 8 років тому

    As a gentleman I could watch the stuff all day.

  • @enterprisevi4440
    @enterprisevi4440 2 роки тому +3

    I remember watching this 6 years ago

  • @IrsalTomasati
    @IrsalTomasati 9 років тому +21

    was this video extremely satisfying for anyone else?

  • @LordVoidFury
    @LordVoidFury 10 років тому +1

    :/ I practiced as an apprentice blacksmith for a bit over a year. Now seeing this, I am almost infuriated. Amazing technology...

  • @richfiles
    @richfiles 8 років тому +1

    I am not in this industry, and even I am awestruck by the insanity of how EASILY this machine makes metalworking look...
    It's downright amazing!

  • @stvlkrddn3114
    @stvlkrddn3114 8 років тому +155

    It started with an Overwatch video and now I'm here for some fucking reason.
    Recommendations are weird...

    • @JesseGunter
      @JesseGunter 8 років тому +2

      Why am I still watching it...?

    • @JayDieTye
      @JayDieTye 7 років тому

      why am i watching this ....VID ?

    • @JayDieTye
      @JayDieTye 7 років тому

      ***** LOL

    • @Asunsx
      @Asunsx 7 років тому

      Sir. Diesalot OMG SAME

    • @Andrew-fi1sd
      @Andrew-fi1sd 7 років тому

      If, of all the things on the internet, Overwatch is what you deem as cancerous, your priorities must not be very high.

  • @cometetusopa
    @cometetusopa 8 років тому +22

    If a were rich I would buy all kinds of machines like this.

  • @WAYT00Much
    @WAYT00Much 9 років тому +1

    This video is so cool. It certainly open my sight of industrial machines.

  • @Anth4444444
    @Anth4444444 10 років тому

    This is a great video. I love the fact that they show how the finish product looks at your home.

  • @CommieJesus
    @CommieJesus 10 років тому +15

    Guys, when you make a commercial video, just make sure music track is long enough.
    Machines are cool though.

  • @ricolib1
    @ricolib1 10 років тому +3

    for those of us who understand what is shown and appreciate it... this stuff is just enormously gorgeous to view !

  • @pchwm281
    @pchwm281 8 років тому

    Hat viel Spaß gemacht und da hat man noch was gelernt.

  • @TheTonyMcD
    @TheTonyMcD 6 років тому

    Wow, I love those gate doors at 2:35. They are so simple but beautiful!

  • @wolvie90
    @wolvie90 9 років тому +8

    This is fucking metal.

  • @OmegaPlum
    @OmegaPlum 9 років тому +44

    I know how metal fences are made. My life is complete.

  • @SirScarfalot
    @SirScarfalot 11 років тому

    That's some seriously impressive engineering. Heavy machinery never fails to impress me.

  • @erict7093
    @erict7093 8 років тому

    Man this video is really cool! i love factory stuff. great job to the person who did this video.

  • @l3igl2eaper
    @l3igl2eaper 9 років тому +30

    The workplace accidents this machine could cause are utterly terrifying to think about.

    • @TheFlyingAttackDogg
      @TheFlyingAttackDogg 9 років тому

      not that bad if you know what your doing, in my high school wood/metal shop many idiots who dont follow the correct steps have ended up injuring themselves, no major mistake has been made yet and its only a matter of time, and you know what? the most dangerous machine we have is only a lathe.

    • @Xc31
      @Xc31 9 років тому +5

      Ben Allen if you're getting your arm cought in an embosser like that its not going to stop at the shoulder, either someone hits the emergancy stop or you're going in all the way. its basically a shredder without teeth.

    • @tahiransary9176
      @tahiransary9176 7 років тому

    • @justme-bb4qt
      @justme-bb4qt 7 місяців тому

      The only one accident I had was in the embosser machine, I was supposed to feed the machine and pull at the end, 2 guys job, I got distracted, forgot to pull it and feed it again and it got stuck, very close to damage the machine but nothing critical, so don't get distracted

  • @RoroTheDeer
    @RoroTheDeer 8 років тому +10

    It's 4am. I'm going to sleep now.

  • @BeakyBillyMurphy
    @BeakyBillyMurphy 9 років тому

    This was actually quite satisfying to watch, there's just something about it

  • @Retroweld
    @Retroweld 9 років тому

    Great job. Thanks, Douglas.

  • @dudethmcgraff7627
    @dudethmcgraff7627 10 років тому +4

    Why am i having so much fun watching this?

  • @BobPapadopoulos
    @BobPapadopoulos 9 років тому +66

    This looks like a new and exciting way to injure myself.

  • @voiceoftreason1760
    @voiceoftreason1760 10 років тому +2

    that spiralling metal helix fence decoration thing is awesome

  • @dijonnestricklen7840
    @dijonnestricklen7840 7 років тому

    this is a amazeing video i learn so much today from this thankyou.

  • @christophecarpentier9797
    @christophecarpentier9797 10 років тому +8

    What am I doing here? Why is it 3 AM? Why has this video over nine -thousand- million views?
    What the heck am I watching next?

    • @neodutch
      @neodutch 3 роки тому

      19 million now.

  • @TheRolemodel1337
    @TheRolemodel1337 9 років тому +63

    Chuck Norris is turning the handle behind/below the machines

    • @BishBoshBundle
      @BishBoshBundle 9 років тому

      *****
      You're a comedic genius, you made me laugh for around 20 seconds straight.

    • @ausintune9014
      @ausintune9014 8 років тому

      +TheRolemodel1337 Wait so if i buy it i can get chuck norris :D

    • @JugaJuga14
      @JugaJuga14 8 років тому

      Bruce Lee is better

    • @TheRolemodel1337
      @TheRolemodel1337 8 років тому +3

      JugaJuga14 Bruce Lee is dead

    • @JugaJuga14
      @JugaJuga14 8 років тому

      Yet he is still better. At least he didn't live long enough to become some hired goon for a home workout machine. I'd take incredibly cool Bruce Lee over infomercial Norris any day.

  • @josecarlosguerino4494
    @josecarlosguerino4494 9 років тому

    I had no idea how it was done, very cool!

  • @Stowaway24
    @Stowaway24 10 років тому

    I love the music with this video. It somehow fits it perfectly...

  • @umuahjokuamadi-obi7452
    @umuahjokuamadi-obi7452 8 років тому +4

    Ermagherd so satisfying

  • @dubaiansari6841
    @dubaiansari6841 8 років тому +36

    may I know this hobo machine price please

    • @StratfordGates
      @StratfordGates  8 років тому +13

      +wakil ansari Please call us at (503) 722-7700 or visit www.usahebo.com for more information. Thanks!

  • @pug3706
    @pug3706 8 років тому

    Why is this so satisfying to watch?

  • @Ks.Kamcam
    @Ks.Kamcam 11 років тому

    it's saturday night again with your HOST Mr.Hebo Machine

  • @nukmuk
    @nukmuk 8 років тому +50

    Why did I think it would print money?

    • @jdelgado1877
      @jdelgado1877 8 років тому +1

      lol

    • @chrome4096
      @chrome4096 7 років тому +1

      Bank notes are printed on cotton, not on wood based paper...

  • @PaulTheSkeptic
    @PaulTheSkeptic 8 років тому +4

    I want one. Does it work off of a regular socket because I'll be running it in my apartment. Looks heavy. I hope I can get it up three flights of stairs.

    • @lystradempster9147
      @lystradempster9147 2 роки тому

      Afll

    • @PaulTheSkeptic
      @PaulTheSkeptic 2 роки тому

      @Tooth Fairy Lol. I don't even remember watching this video. It is really cool though. I'm sure it's well beyond my price range. But if I ever make it big or hit the lotto or something, I'll let you know.

  • @Metallicbellow
    @Metallicbellow 10 років тому +1

    great and fast manufacturing process, technique is mind-blowing

  • @djhowa
    @djhowa 10 років тому

    ohh boy... cant wait for the dvd to be delivered.

  • @peruxD1000
    @peruxD1000 10 років тому +6

    Im in the weird part of youtube again. God damnit

  • @SalvatoreHP
    @SalvatoreHP 9 років тому

    Nice work helped a friend doing the same years ago

  • @briggito
    @briggito 11 років тому

    This is the coolest thing i ever seen!

  • @heuzierdaddee9459
    @heuzierdaddee9459 9 років тому +7

    "Blacksmith Quality Forgings"....these are amazing machines, but with all due respect...this is more Wal-Mart than blacksmithing...

  • @iatneh3452
    @iatneh3452 9 років тому +4

    the first bender robot lol

  • @lejordan826
    @lejordan826 9 років тому

    Wow! Such great inventions of mankind

  • @rosstodorovic4438
    @rosstodorovic4438 10 років тому

    Awesome! I like these kinds of creative things. Would love to have a couple of these machines for doing work like this.

  • @Israelmechanic
    @Israelmechanic 10 років тому +3

    4:00 a.m. here i am agaim

  • @ParadoxBassMachine
    @ParadoxBassMachine 8 років тому +12

    Bender would be jealous

    • @Personoide
      @Personoide 8 років тому +4

      +ParadoxBassMachine Bender would get horny as fuck.

    • @umuahjokuamadi-obi7452
      @umuahjokuamadi-obi7452 8 років тому

      What do you mean blender? The software? The kitchen tool? A beauty product?

    • @ParadoxBassMachine
      @ParadoxBassMachine 8 років тому

      bender = a beauty product. Made my day.
      PS: try to google futurama bender. It will open your eyes

    • @umuahjokuamadi-obi7452
      @umuahjokuamadi-obi7452 8 років тому

      ohh, i thought you said blender, (totally misread that)

  • @jackrey22
    @jackrey22 11 років тому

    Nice to see skill and hand eye co-ordination still exists....

  • @Shaded07
    @Shaded07 11 років тому

    So freaking cool! Much respect to modern engineering.

  • @badger129
    @badger129 8 років тому +3

    How did i get here?? And how does this video have 13.6M Views??

    • @derekmonroe3691
      @derekmonroe3691 8 років тому +3

      +Znake Jimmy You got lost while watching compilations of skaters/ghetto rats beating up security guards/fighting and it has so many views because some people are intelligent and like to see how things are made.

    • @badger129
      @badger129 8 років тому

      lol! wtf?

  • @chaoticinflation5766
    @chaoticinflation5766 9 років тому +3

    I'm in the weird part of UA-cam again

  • @lb4906
    @lb4906 10 років тому

    Just in time for Christmas too!

  • @Nastybeanlady
    @Nastybeanlady 11 років тому

    Thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for

  • @entropy616
    @entropy616 9 років тому +16

    Is it wrong to want to see someone put their finger or arms in there?

    • @KitChen5548
      @KitChen5548 9 років тому +4

      Sean Chong you watched way to many saw movies

    • @entropy616
      @entropy616 9 років тому

      KitChen5548 none actually

    • @teekom7940
      @teekom7940 9 років тому +2

      Sean Chong that's your *morbid curiosity* kicking in

    • @aapjew18
      @aapjew18 9 років тому

      Tom Komadowski *Morbid Curiosity*: A morbid curiosity exemplifies addictive curiosity. It has as its object death, violence, or any other event that may cause harm physically or emotionally, the addictive emotion being explainable by meta-emotions exercising pressure on the spontaneous curiosity itself. According to Aristotle in his Poetics we even "enjoy contemplating the most precise images of things whose sight is painful to us".

    • @iatneh3452
      @iatneh3452 9 років тому +1

      Seaghán Pipistrello is it wrong that i said thats what she said when i read this?

  • @klooger28
    @klooger28 9 років тому +6

    why do they wear gloves? its not like its going to offer any protection if they get their fingers stuck in there

    • @jonsears5842
      @jonsears5842 9 років тому +6

      heat maybe?

    • @rjac001
      @rjac001 9 років тому +22

      when you handle metal all day your hands end up getting crap on them and gloves also protect from the odd sharp edge that would otherwise cut

    • @jewsrock13
      @jewsrock13 9 років тому

      ***** hahaha are you joking, did you see the video, that machine makes bending steel look easy, now imagine your tiny flesh and bone finger in there... even if you can get to the doctors with that glove, i doubt hes gonna be able to anything other then stitch up ur finger nub

    • @TwoForFun24F
      @TwoForFun24F 9 років тому

      because all these workers are fokkin maddame gays

    • @cranki6316
      @cranki6316 9 років тому

      Take a metal paper clip and bend it back and forth vigorously about 20 times. Feel how warm it is. Now imagine bending something largeer and not supposed to be bent and imagine the heat it creates. The opposite is true and you see it in traditional blacksmithing. Heat metal up and it becomes pliable.

  • @CSAN33
    @CSAN33 10 років тому

    That was actually really cool. Those machines are amazing,

  • @ChristopherWoods
    @ChristopherWoods 10 років тому

    Great video, I love this kind of stuff. And well edited too, makes a big difference. (+1 for ducking the music to hear the machinery noise!)

  • @carlshneebly7136
    @carlshneebly7136 9 років тому +3

    How easy does it remove human limbs?

    • @Beesa10
      @Beesa10 9 років тому +1

      I thought that too. Lots of exposed, rotating and high torque parts. Very useful but you have to be careful with stuff like this.

  • @PureGonzo
    @PureGonzo 8 років тому +4

    This has more views than some Beyonce videos!

    • @chemicallust77
      @chemicallust77 8 років тому +3

      +Gonz@nline I'm not seeing a down side to that...lmao

    • @TheDeathJesters1337
      @TheDeathJesters1337 7 років тому +1

      Put Beyonce in one of these presses and boom, instant viral hit!

    • @QbidMusicandMore
      @QbidMusicandMore 7 років тому

      Well, it is infinitely more interesting.

  • @icantfindausername13
    @icantfindausername13 10 років тому

    I'm not sure why, but this is incredibly satisfying.

  • @drewfsu1
    @drewfsu1 10 років тому

    I can't believe I just watched this entire video. For absolutely no reason

  • @dhalihoka
    @dhalihoka 9 років тому +9

    Having all these technology and power, and still make things that is oldfashion...
    Is it really THAT difficult to implement a new tech to a medium? It can twist and turn, embed, even cold forge, and yet, not a step forward in terms of creating a desing. EVERYTHING they make, looks, utterly regular.
    I wonder when they will start to create something that will make us go, "Oh, how did you make that?". To me, that's when tools get truly useful, even at the engineering level: Why would engineer a machine that can do what humans do? Old designs were like that because going further would cost more in terms of human power and time, but why would do the same things, when unthought of is still out there.

    • @snak3822
      @snak3822 9 років тому +3

      Ever tried to bend iron like this machine does? (with your own two hands) My father is a blacksmith and its not that easy, as you can see in the video ... the machines were meant to make the process more easy, faster and efficient ... and all respect goes to the old fashion way ... but its much cheaper ... to get those baskets from the shop than to make em' you can't bend 4 bars of iron at the same time with your hands and get the best result ... we could use a thing like this :D

    • @dhalihoka
      @dhalihoka 9 років тому +4

      SNAK3
      You are absolutely right, it is very VERY difficult to do it by hand. But that's my whole point, these designs, twists and curls are just designed at the time because it was the best that a blacksmith could do with bare hands at the time. Now, I wonder why to make a machine that does the SAME job, instead of creating something that could do much more than products that "looks like it's made by humans". Having a machine that can copy human capabilities is just not enough. It's like making an oven and just bake white flour simple bread.

    • @seancoyote
      @seancoyote 9 років тому +1

      Much of Iron work is to repair old iron work, and much of the demand for new iron work is to look classic. Naturally the machines that you see are there to make the most common demands. Artist still create different pieces that are not like anything else, but to make a machine that you want to sell, you need something that will appeal to the most people, and since the demand is the common bends and twists that you often see, that is what you see for sale. Naturally if you were an black smith with unique designs, you could have a machine made for your specific needs, but that is unlikely. You are likely if you do use a machine, to have one of the machines that makes easier some of aspects of your process, that doesn't look very fancy to you, but is actually impressive because of the time saving.

    • @dhalihoka
      @dhalihoka 9 років тому

      seancoyote I know, I know... But you guys know what I mean, yeah? What you described is exactly what I'm talking about. I'm not saying this machine is not a money maker, but it's almost as dsyfunctional as pharma industry and or democracy, there is much better versions of what they're doing IS possible, but everything needs to be desinged from ground up, and some people just can't deal with the new. In this age, I just feel like we can do much better than just to be mere echoes of an old scream. I mean, this machine IS an invention, but it's as if the engineer doesn't know it is. What I mean is not particularly about this very machine, it's about how people's minds works stationary based on money makers. Blacksmithes in the beginning, they invented styles, shapes and merged them with functionality, or vice versa. Now here we are, the best machine is just capable of replicating that blacksmith's design by thousands. Once more, I think we can do much better, not by the quantity, but by the means of quality.

    • @jensmuller6503
      @jensmuller6503 9 років тому +2

      Dhali Hoka Well, you can't build a machine and ask her to invent a new design. Machines can't do anything but following orders or humans. So it's up to the humans to create other designs, not up to the machines. Do you have a new design on you mind? Than try out if others like it, too. Become architect or indoor architect. Make the Ted Mosby (oh my goodness, in a few years nowbody will know what I am talking about). Well just invent new designs if you dislike the old ones, but if you are waiting for a machine to invent something new you will have to wait a long time. :-D

  • @aykiicaush8363
    @aykiicaush8363 10 років тому +7

    Put your fingers in one of these machines :D its gonna be so funny :D

  • @naybobdenod
    @naybobdenod 10 років тому

    Thanks so much for posting what is a very informative video.Excellent.

  • @NoDakBees
    @NoDakBees 10 років тому

    Wow, that is awesome stuff to watch! Amazing products!

  • @ComandanteJ
    @ComandanteJ 9 років тому +3

    "meanwhile, in Germany..."

  • @AmemaX
    @AmemaX 10 років тому +10

    WTF IM DOIN WITH MY LIFE

  • @fergaldownes
    @fergaldownes 5 років тому

    Hey there mate, very deadly flick that you have here. Thanks.

  • @cholesterolkilla
    @cholesterolkilla 7 років тому

    I got Bioshock the collection for Christmas and started watching this video while it downloaded an update on PS4, remember me internet.

  • @uni000ver000sal
    @uni000ver000sal 10 років тому +6

    Why - it will cost a lot less if it is made in China

    • @kobeM143
      @kobeM143 10 років тому +9

      yeah sure... and break after a week... haha

    • @uni000ver000sal
      @uni000ver000sal 10 років тому

      That is right . . so then you have to go out and buy some more . . the Chinese are really on top of this one . . we may laugh at their manufacturing capabilities . .but the joke is on the so not Orientals.

    • @beardo52
      @beardo52 10 років тому +4

      kobeM143
      Not to mention probably will glow in the dark...

    • @uni000ver000sal
      @uni000ver000sal 10 років тому +4

      It is good, that way you don't need to paint and no need for lights to illuminate the fence.
      Darn, these Chinese are clever.

    • @beardo52
      @beardo52 10 років тому +1

      Glowingly clever. (at least for now, glow, and clever both have a half life.)

  • @beardo52
    @beardo52 10 років тому +4

    Another way to cheapen the craft. Only people who know nothing about true wrought work would be impressed by this.

    • @Slider1207
      @Slider1207 9 років тому +9

      Or people who have an appreciation for technology, automation, engineering, physics, and things that require more than 2 brain cells (that is, more brain power than is needed for your "craft") to process.

  • @gurgeljunior
    @gurgeljunior 10 років тому

    Maquinário incrível.
    Uma grande oportunidade de trabalho.

  • @NathanNostaw
    @NathanNostaw 10 років тому +1

    WOW, great machines.

  • @Speeder84XL
    @Speeder84XL 11 років тому

    Awesome! - impressive machines there

  • @waderone3536
    @waderone3536 9 років тому +1

    Yeah. I just fell into this from Michigan. . Cool beans. .

  • @sklzlm
    @sklzlm 11 років тому

    Wow, great video!

  • @onejaadd
    @onejaadd 8 років тому

    Really nice machine :) I've always wondered how this type of steel is made. Now I know :) thanks

  • @haikai969
    @haikai969 7 років тому

    This and a couple of other Videos is showing me in the recommended every time if im Surfing on UA-cam.

  • @Zubatec
    @Zubatec 8 років тому

    nice work !!!

  • @gustavodemira7416
    @gustavodemira7416 7 років тому

    Truly a money making machine, especially if you are resourceful and know where to steal your metal.
    Cheers!

  • @christianbugatticg
    @christianbugatticg 8 років тому +2

    This is so satisfying to watch

    • @Litepaw
      @Litepaw 8 років тому +2

      Lmao exactly my thoughts. And the stock music tops it off :D

  • @davidhoover8877
    @davidhoover8877 9 років тому

    The coolest machines EVER....

  • @dineshchander2200
    @dineshchander2200 10 років тому

    I like these videos.

  • @festusmonday4151
    @festusmonday4151 6 років тому

    Nice work

  • @startrekwarsmixguy
    @startrekwarsmixguy 10 років тому

    I don't know how I got here... But i'm glad I did.

  • @amityville768
    @amityville768 9 років тому

    this is so satisfying !!!

  • @jamesl9
    @jamesl9 9 років тому

    Beautiful.

  • @CJBintheHouse
    @CJBintheHouse 11 років тому

    The power in this damn machine is amazing.

  • @LiamMoffitt
    @LiamMoffitt 11 років тому

    I don't know why I'm here, but I like it!

  • @xp00n
    @xp00n 10 років тому

    oh i need this DVD

  • @MrKamilianuk
    @MrKamilianuk 11 років тому

    getting this for christmas

  • @00DirectorsCut00
    @00DirectorsCut00 9 років тому

    Wonderful!

  • @trust453
    @trust453 10 років тому

    Well now I know my calling in life.. Blacksmith.
    Thank you You Tube :)

  • @vadroxaus3796
    @vadroxaus3796 11 років тому

    its just another random awesome thing on UA-cam.