Stacking Large Retaining Wall Rocks with Homemade Lifting Crane
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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Long time no see. I took some time off from making videos and focused my attention on getting some things done around the property that needed done for way to long.
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The only way we can succeed is to never give up. Awesome job. Thank you
The marvellous ingenuity of man. Job well done!
Music to my ears to hear your voice again.
holy crap, you are alive
Since you can obviously weld...why not just build the three angled pieces out of 3"x 3" at 3/16" wall instead of 4 x 4 wood. Seems a lot easier and a lot safer (if welded correctly).
Good to have ya back makin videos bud... this looked like a lot more work than I’m willin to do myself... I guess I’m a wimp...lol
Glad you’re back!!! Missed your content
Welcome Back!
I lived in both Devon and Cornwall, in south-west England, where there are granite quarries, who sold off-cuts cheaply by the ton. ...... They cut stone with saws, so there were many thicknesses, plus they chiselled surfaces and shapes, and there were broken pieces, plus the 'extras' made in case of breakage, as well as general waste. ...... Some stones were several hundredweight. ...... I bought some stone-carving chisels from a retired monumental mason, and included was a 4 foot tapered steel bar, designed for moving stones. ...... Worth it's weight in gold!
Welcome back!
I'm so happy to see you!
It's fantastic to see you back again! It's been too long, sent you a tweet a month ago so I'm glad you're back. It was good seeing your methodology in this one. I'd have done my back in attempting this. Great build as always. Hope your drainage is all good now.
😀 I have to jump in too! Super glad to see you again!
Welcome back
It Lives!!
Nice to see you back, missed your videos
: ) Don't you love *Playing with Blocks and Beach Toys?* You build a Fine Castle! Cheers! ~- *
I took a double take when I saw a new GuruBrew video in my subscription feed. Good to see you are doing well. I was getting worried :) Welcome Back :)
Welcome bloody back sir guru
Glad to see you back, you’ve made some awesome videos over the years.
Great to see you again. Your videos are always great. Love your work.
Someone likes Aldi!
Damn glad to see you back man! Was worried bout ya!
WOW where the hell have you been? It's good to see your posting a video.
nicely done, boss. Your patience and cool head are inspiring.
Good job fella 👍
I am supposed to be working, but I find myself sneakily watching a cool DIY job instead.
I hope my boss is not monitoring this computer!
Nice one!
That was impressive 👏
Nicely done! I'm wondering where all the videos are, of women doing the same type of job.
Some of us do try, but we screw up way worse than what the intro shows here.
Awesome job!
I was just thinking about you yesterday. I was wondering if you left the UA-cam community?
Glad to your back!
Impressive!
Next time... skip the top blocks. Run a chain around the top.... one bolt through the link and each vertical member. Done!
Man that’s dark coffee, lol.
I like very much yes
15:20, that leg on the sloping ply behind you ? Does it want to skid off ?
Amazing I would like to build and do this also
Excellent work. But I was worried about the wood glue on the lifting device. And as I am writing that I see it broke on you...🙄
Seems like adjustable length legs would be helpful.
Done like a caveman? You've just explained how the pyramids in Egypt got built!
I hope with all of those fancy tools, you're being careful. A come-along is a winch, not a hoist. And why the complex joinery at the top? Seems prone to failure. Still, I'm impressed by your effort.
Took too many risks in that video, remember the only tool you can't replace is you... Huge block of stone dangling from an under powered winch and you are stood underneath in pumps... Apart from renting one, A better design would have used a single HD pin with a with a few quick links attached between the legs, triple the winch wire up on a few snap blocks and get a mate to help.
man oh man, LOL do you ever think you might have been reincarnated from one of those pyramid builders?
Just respect for you, struggling alone. But, you did not quit or whimper or ask God why this or why that.
Looks dangerous
dude, cut .5 degree over measurement in future, you will thank me
...FYI: you should have someone fabricate, and weld up the "top bracket/head assembly",... instead of using chunks of wood, with glue and screws!.... how much trust do you have in that assembly??!!...
It’s a ploy to get his wife to let him get a welder! Ha!
Oh! He’s already got a welder!
Good job sir!
Damn bro what’s that circular saw from……1972?
I thought that myself
Welcome back!
Impressive!