6:00 Mind-blowing for sure, when the car lands on your skull. Anyone who works under a car lifted by this Wyle E Coyote thing should be in line for a Darwin Award.
Question re: the expanding cabin...Why? It expands into a bigger cabin for which you need to provide the footprint. Why not just buld a cabin the size of it when its expanded?
My local regs in Las Vegas allow me permitless building of my shed so long as it is UNDER 200 ft2. 201 ft2 requires drawings and permits and engineering, and blahblahblah. If I want larger, Nothing says I cannot have a 2 meter door so I can roll my saw or machinery outside, and nothing says I cannot have the left half 2.4 meters square, and the right side 3 meters square, and when I pack up at the end of the day, slide the right side OVER the left, and meet the minimum size requirement. The 'resting' size is 3m2. They showed this to you today. I have been considering just how to build this for a few years. (Another solution is to have both of those sides together, then move my right side out, slide the roof between both sheds, and have one large shed while used, 2 nearby smaller sheds when closed. More difficult to break into as well. Open the outside door, find a wall.......?????)
@@MarkH10 we have similar rules on shed size, but also have restrictions on "footprint" or foundation. Some of the smaller properties will cut you short if the base is concrete due to rulings on percentage of non-permeable structure. (rain shed versus rain soaking into the ground) Building on piles with a wooden deck will get around that. We can have a pair of 100 sq ft sheds, then take it up with zoning for some sort of porch roof between the two buildings. It will depend on the wording of the local rule. IOW, enclosed versus covered. Not sure how they would deal with a solid / temporary sliding structure. Will probably require engineering and drawing to pass muster.
That multi-legged thingy in the beginning is very cute... but does it serve ANY purpose ? Except for being innovative (just for the sake of it) and taking up half the road ?
Robota trzeba jeszcze serwisować , myć i przewozić . Potrzebna jeszcze jest energia elektryczna robotowi . To kiepski pomysł , jak większość z proponowanych tu .
Tis true. But after the initial investment, the robot doesn't need a salary, three shifts to work 24 hours, a lunch break, a cigarette break, health insurance, safety equipment, or worker's compensation insurance. Probably pays for itself in a year.
ROBOT WORKS 24/7/365,DOESNT HAVE HOLIDAYS,WEEKENDS,SICK DAYS,COME IN LATE/NOT AT ALL,OH YEAH- YOU DONT FOOKIN PAY IT!!!! SILLI BOY..... 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤡🤡🤡🤡😂😂😂😭😭😭😭🥳🥳🥳👍👍👍
That brick laying machine is funny. By the time it’s done building the house, it’ll be time to tear it down for something else to take it’s place. But the motorized fridge cart is the best, and I want the guys job of watering trees from inside the cab.
In my area, one pass from the county's snow plow and it's back down in the ditch. It's even worse with new gravel on a new repaving. The ditch ends up looking like a new gravel road.
I have a miniature working version of the first one, based on a "Strandbeest" mechanical walker. It's pretty cool- runs on 2 AAA batteries, and is walking across my desk as I type this. As it walks along, it actually shows that, in terms of locomotion, the WHEEL is the most effective & efficient mechanical answer. This just *looks* cooler, and is ok as long as you only need to slowly walk straight ahead and never have a need to turn for any reason.
Made one years ago in the 60's. We used it outside though didn't have a garage back in those days. We made it atta 6" angle iron with iron stuck down into a slot in the concrete drive. It raised the vehicle about 8". High enough for us to get under it to swap out the oil filter, drain the oil. The thing just stuck up in the air when not in use back then nobody gave a rats about how the yard looked. This was in West Hollywood, FL. Yeah "West" has been deleted now its just "Hollywood" as snoots don't like the sounds of "West" anything. Oops.. I live in "West" Palm Beach.
"importé d'allemagne", n'est PAS une référence!!! Quand on voit les merdes de bagnoles qu'ils produisent et autres, on voit que la "qualité" allemande n'est plus qu'une légende depuis 40 ans!!
The Expanding House was my favorite by far.
1st one: Thank you Mr Janssen...
Love how they use tiny cars to demonstrate lifts.
It’s THESE GENIUS MECHANISMS
Agree, some useful, others more expensive than they're worth.
A normal hydraulic car jack is quicker and simpler. Using a normal hydraulic jack a tire change could be done by the time he got it all assembled.
6:00 Mind-blowing for sure, when the car lands on your skull. Anyone who works under a car lifted by this Wyle E Coyote thing should be in line for a Darwin Award.
this tool is so usefull to use in crowded places!!!
ah yes, complete with soul crushing free music.
Can you imagine how annoying it would be to clean the pine needles and dirt out of those tracks to open the cabin each time...
As a Carpenter that worked residential and commercial , NYC
That electric stair dolly ,,,,,,,, PRICELESS
The only way to watch this is by turning off the sound.
And regarding the 1st gadget. Why?
Question re: the expanding cabin...Why? It expands into a bigger cabin for which you need to provide the footprint. Why not just buld a cabin the size of it when its expanded?
Maybe for one of the States that Tax you on square footage ? Shrink it when the Accesser is coming ?
If part of the house is all glass it can be "inside" or retracted to use the space as an outdoor deck. Handy if you have the right weather.
My local regs in Las Vegas allow me permitless building of my shed so long as it is UNDER 200 ft2. 201 ft2 requires drawings and permits and engineering, and blahblahblah.
If I want larger, Nothing says I cannot have a 2 meter door so I can roll my saw or machinery outside, and nothing says I cannot have the left half 2.4 meters square, and the right side 3 meters square, and when I pack up at the end of the day, slide the right side OVER the left, and meet the minimum size requirement. The 'resting' size is 3m2.
They showed this to you today. I have been considering just how to build this for a few years.
(Another solution is to have both of those sides together, then move my right side out, slide the roof between both sheds, and have one large shed while used, 2 nearby smaller sheds when closed. More difficult to break into as well. Open the outside door, find a wall.......?????)
@@MarkH10 we have similar rules on shed size, but also have restrictions on "footprint" or foundation. Some of the smaller properties will cut you short if the base is concrete due to rulings on percentage of non-permeable structure. (rain shed versus rain soaking into the ground) Building on piles with a wooden deck will get around that. We can have a pair of 100 sq ft sheds, then take it up with zoning for some sort of porch roof between the two buildings. It will depend on the wording of the local rule. IOW, enclosed versus covered. Not sure how they would deal with a solid / temporary sliding structure. Will probably require engineering and drawing to pass muster.
That multi-legged thingy in the beginning is very cute... but does it serve ANY purpose ? Except for being innovative (just for the sake of it) and taking up half the road ?
Clever, but about as useful as a chocolate teapot
it's not even innovative. This was invented thirty years ago on a beach. This is just theft of someone else's creativity.
Going across a muddy field , low water , or just out a across a beach 😂
A human could lay 3 or more bricks in the same amount of time it takes that robot to lay 1 brick.
Robota trzeba jeszcze serwisować , myć i przewozić . Potrzebna jeszcze jest energia elektryczna robotowi . To kiepski pomysł , jak większość z proponowanych tu .
Tis true. But after the initial investment, the robot doesn't need a salary, three shifts to work 24 hours, a lunch break, a cigarette break, health insurance, safety equipment, or worker's compensation insurance. Probably pays for itself in a year.
@@mp29643 With the right sensors, that robot could lay bricks in the dark and be done when you get back in the morning.
@rupe53 right!
ROBOT WORKS 24/7/365,DOESNT HAVE HOLIDAYS,WEEKENDS,SICK DAYS,COME IN LATE/NOT AT ALL,OH YEAH- YOU DONT FOOKIN PAY IT!!!!
SILLI BOY.....
🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤡🤡🤡🤡😂😂😂😭😭😭😭🥳🥳🥳👍👍👍
I like the last tool
4:17 FARM 7:31 FARM / ALTN HOUSING 7:31 & 9:37 & 11:14 (BOAT) TRAILER
it really works
The lever at 9:10 seems like it has a lot of potential.
Really like this idea..👍👍👍
That brick laying machine is funny. By the time it’s done building the house, it’ll be time to tear it down for something else to take it’s place. But the motorized fridge cart is the best, and I want the guys job of watering trees from inside the cab.
Why do tree branches need watering?
Very Good!
Is There anything on UA-cam that doesn’t blow your mind😂
Whatever happened to just normal things. Why do we have the need to always want more.?
All that machinery when a simple car jack would do the same job. The people who invented these things have way too time on their hands.
Cabin ANNA at half a million dollars!? LOL forget it!! hahaha
I would not want to be under the car when the bolts that hold the winch to the cement floor rips out.
The blue car has no engine, no wonder it's easy to raise!
the guy lifting the car while wearing flip-flops doesn't exactly inspire safety in mind..
They’re safety flip flops. Very expensive 😂
Jak długo to będzie sprawnie działać skoro zwykłe drzwi po kilku latach wymagają zmian zamków , rygli , zawiasów ?
Boa noite ótimo final de semana abraço
0:23 die Erfindung des Rades wohl verpasst.
O que eu mais gostei foi da pazinha de colocar pneu. Vou indicar para o meu amigo Tião da borracharia.
12:09 Us OLD guys can use those !
:44 sure, it's neat-o but seriously, who wants to go through all that everyday?
Hint this genius mechanism will also blow your oil or transmission pan.
igual con toda es tech el loco se había cortado la mano, 6:32
In my area, one pass from the county's snow plow and it's back down in the ditch. It's even worse with new gravel on a new repaving. The ditch ends up looking like a new gravel road.
Lift a car in the wrong place ,,,, incorrrectly ?
Windows can break , new , uneven gaps may develop
👍👍👍👍👍
9:08 Need the measurements for that, BUT, why are there NO shots of the top end? Are there so tricks NOT shown?
Some are to costly to make
The reason I watched the video. Because of the vehicle jacks that would not be good for lifting heavy vehicles.
Imagino que a los que inventaros esas cosas les habrán dado como minimo un año de cáecel a cada uno 😭😭😭
Pregunta sobre el dispositivo con hierro sobrante para levantar el automóvil. ¿Es sólo con fuerza manual? ¿Usa algún motor? Es genial.Muchas gracias.
Это же сколько надо выпить, чтобы придумать такую чушь
Price Price Price on each item as you show them like all the other channels do and you will get more thumbs up if you want them 🤔
Heath Robinson On Steroids
6:00 i never like the idea of lifting the car on that spot, it can damage alot. the car has not without reason lifting points.
Some useful;others not so
See the Strandbeesten in the Netherlands. Beach animals.
♥️ Ma cha'Allah ♥️
And than birds shit on the bed.
Can't effort to have it.
You're effort at English makes my head hurt, guess I can afford some Aspirin though.
9:09 looks quite btutal to the bottom of the car
People are so lazy, they need a machine for just to walk?
😢😢😒😒
WhyTimmy why
I have a miniature working version of the first one, based on a "Strandbeest" mechanical walker. It's pretty cool- runs on 2 AAA batteries, and is walking across my desk as I type this. As it walks along, it actually shows that, in terms of locomotion, the WHEEL is the most effective & efficient mechanical answer. This just *looks* cooler, and is ok as long as you only need to slowly walk straight ahead and never have a need to turn for any reason.
lol, No it won't.
2,54--- genius or fool lastlastlast
same gównax do zabawy niszcza czas i prad za który ktos zapłaci w produkcji w zdrowiu
Made one years ago in the 60's. We used it outside though didn't have a garage back in those days. We made it atta 6" angle iron with iron stuck down into a slot in the concrete drive. It raised the vehicle about 8". High enough for us to get under it to swap out the oil filter, drain the oil. The thing just stuck up in the air when not in use back then nobody gave a rats about how the yard looked. This was in West Hollywood, FL. Yeah "West" has been deleted now its just "Hollywood" as snoots don't like the sounds of "West" anything. Oops.. I live in "West" Palm Beach.
Well, 1 dark night sneek out & white paint over the "W" (in West) & then paint in black, to match, the letter "B".
(Frm NZ)
"importé d'allemagne", n'est PAS une référence!!! Quand on voit les merdes de bagnoles qu'ils produisent et autres, on voit que la "qualité" allemande n'est plus qu'une légende depuis 40 ans!!
Lots of expensive BS
00:15 Why?
Agreed completely useless contraption !
What a bunch of garbage.
the car lift is dumb , more shit to trip over 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
7,50 Head cutter!!!!!!!! WHERE IS BUMPER?!?!?!???
WHAT THE HELL WAS THE YELLOW CAR OUT OF THE GROUND ABOUT ? 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡😂😂😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡🤡😆😆😆💩💩💩🤬🤬🤬🤬😶🌫️😶🌫️😶🌫️😶🌫️
I HAVE SIX MAXI AIR CHAMBER MECHANICAL TURNING MY LITTLE CRANK'
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Amen
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Upper Canada