I don't know if you have the same dimmer switches where you live but in the U.S. we can just go to any hardware store & get one for lights which replace the regular wall switch. That being said, number 2 is easier than you made it. Both the dimmer and a double outlet are designed to fit into a double wall box. After buying those and recycling a chord you can build that setup for about 12 dollars.
@3:40 you use the glas cutter like its a pipe cutter, just cut the glass once, then slightly tap on the glass to make it break (along the cut) @11:30 perhaps it is more convenient to tighten the chain. look at the derailleur (its now folded and should be more stretched = tighter chain) instead of covering the rear bridge (so chain doesnt slam on it) you should have made a tool to break the chain, so you make it shorter (to tighten the chain).
The best invention I see here is a video that caused nearly 2 million people to watch it, with what is probably a free video production budget. Cheers!
Im using voltage regulator for my grinder for last 5 years and you discovered that in 2018? And this tiny regulator can't handle heavy electrical equipment
Классно! Кто-то пишет что хрень, но в таком деле самое главное концепция.А вот потом если нужно,найдётся и ловкий менеджер и рукастый мастеровой.Удачи автору!
Why don't you guys just show your videos with natural sound instead of loud distracting stupid music that has nothing to do with the content ? After I muted it I was able to watch it and enjoy it , we don't need to be bombed with music !
1:33 am I the only one who thinks this would be a bad idea for tools...? I get it that its designed to create a variable speed but doing so with a tool that is not designed that way can /could overheat the motor and short things out internally. (or at least cause more wear and tear on internal parts that are not designed for the increase/decrease load being applied by this "genius idea" 8:02 you can do this with little to none of the prep work shown here by using a turkey baster... or a nasal aspirator (snot sucker) for little to no money.
Defining your own ideas as genius is pretty bad form. They are pretty dependent on having a weird collection of high level tools and missing some simple things. E.g the chainsaw holder, who has welding equipment and no vice?
The vise is be light weight to carry with you in the woods on the job, that would be why the legs are spikes to stick in the ground. Have you ever hit a nail in a tree 3 or 4 miles away from your service truck and only had a file and a gas can with you? It's not much fun.
I can buy a proper chainsaw holding vice to use in forest for 10-15 bucks. I realize that the scrap metal and welding and stuff don't cost that much (maybe, welding rods/wire ain't that cheap..) but my TIME does. And it probably works better... and is lighter... and probably lasts better.
I just lay my bar on a log & sharpen away. If one has to have all this crap just to sharpen a chain, either you need to stay really close to the truck or give up cutting trees.
Ale bardzo świetne pomysły z tymi żeczami i bardzo są mondzi ludzie z tego co ja tu ogldam na tych filmika na UA-cam pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku i tego kanału na UA-cam mile i serdecznie i oby więcej takich filmów proszę 👍👍👍👍
In the United States there are multi bit screwdrivers available for $1.00 which is about 5-7 minutes of work at minimum wage. Also some of your ideas are likely to catch fire.
That thing does not look comfortable to use, I can't count how many of those multi tip screwdrivers I've bought, I have them everywhere, one in each car, I even have one in my bedroom, every time I needed a screwdriver at my girlfriends house, I couldn't find one, I must have brought three or more over there, and still they'd be nowhere to be found when I needed one, the last time I brought one over I hid it on top of a china cabinet.
I don't like multi-head screwdrivers because they're not as ergonomic as a normal one, but if you want one you should spend a bit more for a higher quality product (about 10$ or so), the cheapest ones tend to break quite easily.
Gotta love all that high precision measuring and drilling! Also interesting the single insulated cables going through drilled holes in metal with burs and sharp edges and apparently no earthing/grounding of the exposed metal parts!
Most of the time, no "high precision" is needed. Especially on these kinds of projects, LOL! As for the wiring, how do you know how whether or not the burrs were removed first? And not many of these are through metal. Most I saw were through plastic. 🤷♀️
This would be far better with some text in the description or video to explain what each idea does. A timeline index would enable viewers to watch only what parts may interest them.
на сковородке хрен пожаришь яйца , так как перекрыл доступ воздуха сковородкой и огонь скорее затухнет чем пожарит яйца а других отверстий для доступа воздуха я чето не увидел
I like how a few of these are simply a lamp kit that you can get from a hobby store or Like Home Depot and then he puts the lamp kit in an object which is exactly what it's for to make your own lamps...... Like three of them I'm not saying they're not cool or creative I'm just saying they aren't really Inventions or ideas... That's exactly what you're supposed to use them for
C'mon guys some of these things are cool like the magnet ground for welding. Also, there value in making even junky version of common things because of learning about principles of how things work and having fun doing so. There is some tendency for children who do not tinker being unable to become effective engineers/hands on people. Many large companies won't hire people who do not have some kind of tinkering background. I hate music in instructional videos and I do mute it. (The worst is verbal and music at same time, at least I'm not missing something here) Buuuut still would rather have some Id's of what things you are making and using.- or labels. I can sit there and go what is that? and spend a few minutes trying to figure it out. I agree a time stamp with the final product name would be nice or at least written labels before I watch. I get a lot more out of very brief verbal instructions. 0:35 "make a rheostat with ????"
gotta admit it though. what if your regular tap breaks and this was a neat idea despite cost . though in some applications the more expensive the tool the longer it lasts . example the bolts and nuts he used are more than likely U.S.A. made while your amazon buy is likely made in china. personal preference i love Stanley tools
tails doll black it only grips two sides of the tap. Thats not good. It puts more twist on the taps body. I'm a mechanical engineer by trade with a commercial and industrial hvac-r business. The right tool for the job will make your life much easier.
Does this dude have a job? How does one find the time to build things that make every job take longer, instead of just using normal tools? Is he making a living off his channel? Sooner or later he will come up with something useful right?
I see some of these notions and I am reminded of a neighbor who put coated clothes line in a string trimmer to strip paint off of a foundation. Broke one window, embedded a small stone into a picket fence that his mouthy wife had just painted, bent the shaft on his trimmer and managed to open up cuts on his leg, arm and face. You know what they say...pioneers have to take some arrows...
Nice trick making the puffed to remove concrete dust out of the hole drilled into the masonry... too bad it’s now illegal under the new OSHA silica standards
There is nothing wrong with the compressed air. The problem is with the Silica in the concrete. Utilizing the compressed air "puffer" to blow the dust out of the holes releases the silica into the air thus creating a reparatory hazard to not only person doing the work, but those around him - based on the TLV's. The new silica standard states that silica dust need to be controlled. This can be done by using a HEPA vacuum attachment on the hammer drill. Honestly, I have read several testing reports related to the new silica standard, and based on those if you are, say doing only 1 hole in an 8 hour shift, then you should be fine however it's recommended you wear a NIOSH approved dust mask. But if you do this task daily and are at or exceeding the TLV's within the OSHA standard, then you need the proper equipment to control silica.
Dan Woodall I don't think OSHA applies in Russia. Of course, I dunno what Workplace safety commission they have over there, nor do I know if this trick would be ok by that standard.
In the immortal words of Perfect Cell, "Okay but why though?" Actually, I have a better question, what IS half of the stuff this guy's using? It's kinda pointless to make a "Let's make it ourselves video" if the parts and pieces you're using are completely alien to most of the people watching this. I have been to many a hardware store, I have never once seen roughly 40% of the parts I saw in this video.
Take something. Unsrew it. Drill a hole in the middle. Take something else. Measure it. Fit it a little with a tool. Connect the two things thogheter. Turn it on. Finish.
the reason the chain is scraping the frame is because the derailleur is flopping in the wind and not keeping the tension it's supposed to on the chain...
@@ВладимирМастер-в6ш У тебя походу из жопы и растут! Если ты считаеш это нормальным!!! Загляни на канал (Около пит стоп) Так ради интереса!Там про таких мудаков Ди Ай Вайщиков целый цикл!!!После просмотра ты кардинально поменяеш своё мнение!!!
@@ozik7778 Зачем?-Я просто знаю,-почему тебя возмутил этот ролик...Хотя,чего же может быть странного-не нравится не смотри,-но ты считаешь ОЧЕНЬ ВАЖНЫМ не пройти мимо...
that is not inventing that is improvising a already existing product cheaply
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The magnetic ground has been around almost as long as the welder has. Also the magnet gives disruption to the electrical current which gives a poorer weld. If your welding junk, cool, but if your doing precision welding it's not always a good idea. Welding legs on a clamp to hold your chainsaw blade for sharpening not a big idea. Not very impressive.
Варвар ! Чугунок зіпсував,а як же картоплю зі шкварками ? У бутлі лампочка сама себе спалить, а макетці-туди і дорога,ніколи нічого путнього не втулиш.
плата макетна. ща на русском обясню (шаг отверствий,и не дай боже есть разводка дорожек- никогда не совпадает с размерами комплектующих,за исключением сов.ГОСТа за 74г.). Коротше кажучи ,хочеш плату-зроби сам
Идея номер три убила)) вспомнил советскую открывашку с ручкой из пня)) Идея 10 - автор болгарку в руках наверное, первый раз в жизни держал, или больше, чем на 200 об/мин не включал. Из него швея, как из говна пуля))
I don't know ware you live but hear in the north we have this thing called rust and we can't jack up our cars on the rocker panels because we don't have any. And if we do we don't want to run the risk of destroying them by running our Jacks in to them
These are all good ideas ---that's why you can now go to a shop and buy them cheaper than making them
If this was a prepper video, everyone would call this guy adept.
I don't know if you have the same dimmer switches where you live but in the U.S. we can just go to any hardware store & get one for lights which replace the regular wall switch. That being said, number 2 is easier than you made it. Both the dimmer and a double outlet are designed to fit into a double wall box. After buying those and recycling a chord you can build that setup for about 12 dollars.
instead of going to 15 shops to buy bits to make a screwdriver /socket set-----you could go to 1 shop ---and get a screwdriver/ socket set
Good ideas the polishing friend!
That awkward moment you invent a bunch of stuff that already exists.
@3:40 you use the glas cutter like its a pipe cutter, just cut the glass once, then slightly tap on the glass to make it break (along the cut)
@11:30 perhaps it is more convenient to tighten the chain. look at the derailleur (its now folded and should be more stretched = tighter chain)
instead of covering the rear bridge (so chain doesnt slam on it) you should have made a tool to break the chain, so you make it shorter (to tighten the chain).
Anyone who refers to his own ideas as "genius" should always be suspect. This channel supports that concept.
Есть классные идеи! 👍
Где самоделка что на заставке??? Я только из за неё смотрел эту хрень!!
The last one was actually quite nice! Bet you could make a nice lamp from a couple of these.
The best invention I see here is a video that caused nearly 2 million people to watch it, with what is probably a free video production budget. Cheers!
Im using voltage regulator for my grinder for last 5 years and you discovered that in 2018? And this tiny regulator can't handle heavy electrical equipment
Классно! Кто-то пишет что хрень, но в таком деле самое главное концепция.А вот потом если нужно,найдётся и ловкий менеджер и рукастый мастеровой.Удачи автору!
Why don't you guys just show your videos with natural sound instead of loud distracting stupid music that has nothing to do with the content ? After I muted it I was able to watch it and enjoy it , we don't need to be bombed with music !
I agree. The unneccessary music is an aggravating distraction.
Do you also turn down the car radio to see better?
Normal Everyday Regular Dude N.E.R.D.
What kind of idiot comment is that ?
Ed Pontiff The fact you need to ask that question, answers mine. Thank you.
What was enjoyable about watching it ?!
Genius is limited. Stupidity is boundless.
1:33 am I the only one who thinks this would be a bad idea for tools...? I get it that its designed to create a variable speed but doing so with a tool that is not designed that way can /could overheat the motor and short things out internally. (or at least cause more wear and tear on internal parts that are not designed for the increase/decrease load being applied by this "genius idea"
8:02 you can do this with little to none of the prep work shown here by using a turkey baster... or a nasal aspirator (snot sucker) for little to no money.
i just use one of the adapter nozzles (like football or airbed) and a piece of home brew pipe with my bike pump
Variable speed drill, what a novel idea 💡
Defining your own ideas as genius is pretty bad form. They are pretty dependent on having a weird collection of high level tools and missing some simple things. E.g the chainsaw holder, who has welding equipment and no vice?
The vise is be light weight to carry with you in the woods on the job, that would be why the legs are spikes to stick in the ground. Have you ever hit a nail in a tree 3 or 4 miles away from your service truck and only had a file and a gas can with you? It's not much fun.
A spare chain would weigh less and be less likely to injure you than a spiked vice.
Neil Shirtcliffe even 2 spare chains would weight less.
I can buy a proper chainsaw holding vice to use in forest for 10-15 bucks. I realize that the scrap metal and welding and stuff don't cost that much (maybe, welding rods/wire ain't that cheap..) but my TIME does. And it probably works better... and is lighter... and probably lasts better.
I just lay my bar on a log & sharpen away. If one has to have all this crap just to sharpen a chain, either you need to stay really close to the truck or give up cutting trees.
YOU ARE A FREAKING GENIUS MY MAN!!!!!! Keep inventing! 60 thumb's up!
Замечательно когда у человека руки дружат с головой и не важно просто это или сложно,нужно это или нет,главное он ТВОРЕЦ!Уважуха и лайк!!!
🆁🆃
Gracias MAESTRO..cualidad inventiva es de los buenos MAESTROS.. ¡IDEAS POR MILES! EN LOS TALLERES
Ale bardzo świetne pomysły z tymi żeczami i bardzo są mondzi ludzie z tego co ja tu ogldam na tych filmika na UA-cam pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku i tego kanału na UA-cam mile i serdecznie i oby więcej takich filmów proszę 👍👍👍👍
In the United States there are multi bit screwdrivers available for $1.00 which is about 5-7 minutes of work at minimum wage.
Also some of your ideas are likely to catch fire.
That thing does not look comfortable to use, I can't count how many of those multi tip screwdrivers I've bought, I have them everywhere, one in each car, I even have one in my bedroom, every time I needed a screwdriver at my girlfriends house, I couldn't find one, I must have brought three or more over there, and still they'd be nowhere to be found when I needed one, the last time I brought one over I hid it on top of a china cabinet.
C Smith I thought it was pretty universal that these and other 'might need it one day' stuff goes in the third drawer down in the kitchen cabinet lol
No the 4th drawer, but it does matter what drawer is supposed to be in, if it doesn't get puts back.
Doobra je, pojela papriku, kaze ja u vrticu jedem i to zeleno,papriku a ne samo meso
I don't like multi-head screwdrivers because they're not as ergonomic as a normal one, but if you want one you should spend a bit more for a higher quality product (about 10$ or so), the cheapest ones tend to break quite easily.
Sangat suka...menambah pengetahuan saya..edukatif..salut👍👍👍
столько хороших вещей испортил ради какой-то херни!
johanisha johanisha не всех война забрала
Gotta love all that high precision measuring and drilling! Also interesting the single insulated cables going through drilled holes in metal with burs and sharp edges and apparently no earthing/grounding of the exposed metal parts!
Aja si
Most of the time, no "high precision" is needed. Especially on these kinds of projects, LOL! As for the wiring, how do you know how whether or not the burrs were removed first? And not many of these are through metal. Most I saw were through plastic. 🤷♀️
This would be far better with some text in the description or video to explain what each idea does. A timeline index would enable viewers to watch only what parts may interest them.
but then he wouldn't make money from the dumb ass ads every 3 minutes.
can you read chinese??
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@@buddha65281 kkkkkkkkkkkkk
I agree
He invented the Lamp, a handle for a bucket and a tap and a screwdriver. You can buy all these things at the Dollar Store
на сковородке хрен пожаришь яйца , так как перекрыл доступ воздуха сковородкой и огонь скорее затухнет чем пожарит яйца а других отверстий для доступа воздуха я чето не увидел
The real genius idea is to just go buy the tool at a much better quality then the crap built in this video
if you clean the metal before welding, your welds will look so much better
I think these a great and I wish I had inventive skills like you.
I like how a few of these are simply a lamp kit that you can get from a hobby store or Like Home Depot and then he puts the lamp kit in an object which is exactly what it's for to make your own lamps...... Like three of them I'm not saying they're not cool or creative I'm just saying they aren't really Inventions or ideas... That's exactly what you're supposed to use them for
High heat demagnetizes magnets.
however you can get magnets that are able to get hot hot as well, its all about the spec sheet
C'mon guys some of these things are cool like the magnet ground for welding. Also, there value in making even junky version of common things because of learning about principles of how things work and having fun doing so. There is some tendency for children who do not tinker being unable to become effective engineers/hands on people. Many large companies won't hire people who do not have some kind of tinkering background.
I hate music in instructional videos and I do mute it. (The worst is verbal and music at same time, at least I'm not missing something here) Buuuut still would rather have some Id's of what things you are making and using.- or labels. I can sit there and go what is that? and spend a few minutes trying to figure it out. I agree a time stamp with the final product name would be nice or at least written labels before I watch. I get a lot more out of very brief verbal instructions. 0:35 "make a rheostat with ????"
The tap tee handle was made with more expensive hardware than the 3 dollar one that I bought from amazon.... fail
Yeah waste of time and money
gotta admit it though. what if your regular tap breaks and this was a neat idea despite cost . though in some applications the more expensive the tool the longer it lasts . example the bolts and nuts he used are more than likely U.S.A. made while your amazon buy is likely made in china. personal preference i love Stanley tools
tails doll black it only grips two sides of the tap. Thats not good. It puts more twist on the taps body. I'm a mechanical engineer by trade with a commercial and industrial hvac-r business. The right tool for the job will make your life much easier.
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Does this dude have a job? How does one find the time to build things that make every job take longer, instead of just using normal tools? Is he making a living off his channel? Sooner or later he will come up with something useful right?
I see some of these notions and I am reminded of a neighbor who put coated clothes line in a string trimmer to strip paint off of a foundation.
Broke one window, embedded a small stone into a picket fence that his mouthy wife had just painted, bent the shaft on his trimmer and managed
to open up cuts on his leg, arm and face.
You know what they say...pioneers have to take some arrows...
The socket driver had me in stitches then I was saved by an add.
He used cork to hold the bits in!!🤣😂
The velcro chain guard was actually a good idea
Excelentes trabajos. Felicitaciones!!!
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These aren't bad ideas if you're in a pinch and can kinda give you an idea about the mechanics of some things. Not all, but some anyway.
Nice trick making the puffed to remove concrete dust out of the hole drilled into the masonry... too bad it’s now illegal under the new OSHA silica standards
Whats wrong with compressed air?
There is nothing wrong with the compressed air. The problem is with the Silica in the concrete. Utilizing the compressed air "puffer" to blow the dust out of the holes releases the silica into the air thus creating a reparatory hazard to not only person doing the work, but those around him - based on the TLV's. The new silica standard states that silica dust need to be controlled. This can be done by using a HEPA vacuum attachment on the hammer drill. Honestly, I have read several testing reports related to the new silica standard, and based on those if you are, say doing only 1 hole in an 8 hour shift, then you should be fine however it's recommended you wear a NIOSH approved dust mask. But if you do this task daily and are at or exceeding the TLV's within the OSHA standard, then you need the proper equipment to control silica.
Man i hope the Wind doesnt blow . We might have to Call OSHA on it .
Dan Woodall I don't think OSHA applies in Russia. Of course, I dunno what Workplace safety commission they have over there, nor do I know if this trick would be ok by that standard.
I usually just use water.
Muy ingenioso y hábil lo felicito y que Dios lo Bendiga siempre 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
In the immortal words of Perfect Cell,
"Okay but why though?"
Actually, I have a better question, what IS half of the stuff this guy's using? It's kinda pointless to make a "Let's make it ourselves video" if the parts and pieces you're using are completely alien to most of the people watching this. I have been to many a hardware store, I have never once seen roughly 40% of the parts I saw in this video.
I don't even know why I kept watching this. It should be called Crappy Ways To Make Stuff That Already Exists.
If you heat up a magnet it looses its abilities, so even the first one is not fully functional...
kAtsoulis also any welder will tell you when the get hot they break into pieces.
he built that thing to take replacements plenty of broken microwaves to find to get those.
Magnets wont stick to proper stainless steel either.
Found it interesting that in the video where he's welding he isn't using his "great" magnet idea
Also why destroy your clamp and not just clamp a magnet?
Take something. Unsrew it. Drill a hole in the middle. Take something else. Measure it. Fit it a little with a tool. Connect the two things thogheter. Turn it on. Finish.
Worth watching 👍
WoW veryvery cool stuff here, thanks for sharing, keep up the great work Sir. 🇺🇸
So glad they said genius ideas and not "hacks"
The spoke tighter was pure Einstein.
Great ideas. Thank you for sharing.
Ficou👍👈
Es ud muy inteligente y un manitas le felicito desde España
the reason the chain is scraping the frame is because the derailleur is flopping in the wind and not keeping the tension it's supposed to on the chain...
Supper idea
The last one is a massive fire risk! Please don't do it!
True. It takes as low as 150 celsus to ignite cirtain fibers. Bulb temperature can exceed that.
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Fantastic lamp
Это подойдёт для школы, для развития мышления пацанов.
A شجرت
I enjoyed watching.... Last one is the best...Thanks
The first magnetic welding clip is just dangerous.
5:52 from what are these parts?
I will use these for sure if I get the urge to sharpen a chain saw or saw a bottle in half
I think that is this kind of videos that brut UA-cam in this level . I like it
Good video
does that string and glass on fire thing work to cut glass. Maybe a blow torch to burn the string and then put in water?
12:11 - This drill is really very efficient!!!!
Exelente ideas 👍👏
Te felcito, muy util todo y muy bueno.😊
Сплошная херь,ничего полезного.
ручка от болгарки в качестве отвертки со сменными битами супер мне нравиться у мужика руки растут от куда нужно
So this is the kind of workmanship that goes into assembling Soyuz capsules and launchers.
Половина бред, вытянуто из пальца
Половина?!Всё 100%бред!
Всё это чуш полная!!!
В чём бред? У человека руки должны расти от головы (плеч) ,а не от ног (жопы).Или ты считаешь наоборот?
@@ВладимирМастер-в6ш У тебя походу из жопы и растут! Если ты считаеш это нормальным!!! Загляни на канал (Около пит стоп) Так ради интереса!Там про таких мудаков Ди Ай Вайщиков целый цикл!!!После просмотра ты кардинально поменяеш своё мнение!!!
@@ozik7778 Зачем?-Я просто знаю,-почему тебя возмутил этот ролик...Хотя,чего же может быть странного-не нравится не смотри,-но ты считаешь ОЧЕНЬ ВАЖНЫМ не пройти мимо...
Merci beaucoup pour la vidéo
How about a small tumbler for nuts and bolts?
Why don't you have a magnetic tip on your screw gun, it's a pain to use a drill without one?
Бля я на сварку без очков посмотрел... предупредили бы...
Muito legal parabéns pela criação do vídeo
that is not inventing that is improvising a already existing product cheaply
The magnetic ground has been around almost as long as the welder has. Also the magnet gives disruption to the electrical current which gives a poorer weld. If your welding junk, cool, but if your doing precision welding it's not always a good idea. Welding legs on a clamp to hold your chainsaw blade for sharpening not a big idea. Not very impressive.
Особенно меня порадовало, где мне найти деревенский чугунок?!! Чтоб его еще и просверлить...вместо того чтоб на полку как антиквариат поставить
"Genius" ideas
Dear very interesting video 🤔 “In every day, there are 1,440 minutes. That means we have 1,440 daily opportunities to make a
positive impact.”😃
Your electricity holes are funny lookin'.
Ficou legal cara não sei se você vai entender aí mas ficou bom
Things nobody need
how bout me . i need a dremmel and tap and dye set . two things he built here
So good video, I like it
С газетами спалился )) Кириллица )
Some were pretty cool.... but life's far too short to make tools that you can just purchase fairly inexpensively.
Варвар ! Чугунок зіпсував,а як же картоплю зі шкварками ? У бутлі лампочка сама себе спалить, а макетці-туди і дорога,ніколи нічого путнього не втулиш.
Alik Deda шо-шо? Шо таке макетка?
плата макетна. ща на русском обясню (шаг отверствий,и не дай боже есть разводка дорожек- никогда не совпадает с размерами комплектующих,за исключением сов.ГОСТа за 74г.).
Коротше кажучи ,хочеш плату-зроби сам
So you clean the the grease off the bike chain so now it's going to rust so do you have an invention to clean rust off the bike chain?
Идея номер три убила)) вспомнил советскую открывашку с ручкой из пня)) Идея 10 - автор болгарку в руках наверное, первый раз в жизни держал, или больше, чем на 200 об/мин не включал. Из него швея, как из говна пуля))
Great job
Gostei muito bom genial essa música tbm e boa kk
Good ideas i have to subscribe!
Привет земляк)) на 0:03 секунде выдает тебя. Любишь пиво с соленными орешками!
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I don't know ware you live but hear in the north we have this thing called rust and we can't jack up our cars on the rocker panels because we don't have any. And if we do we don't want to run the risk of destroying them by running our Jacks in to them
c'est fabuleux, bon courage et mes remerciements.
I dare you to plug your TV into your homemade dimmer switch?
No 2 is not only illegal but it's also gonna be terrible for that drill, dimmer switches and electric motors aren't friends.
You and Ron Popeil could make a fortune.