Boleh dipesan ngak ya perahu plastik

They say nothing

Guys from Pakistan can do it much cheaper 😀

@@joshhhab Great comment!!! These Chinese people are crazy for money. Never have enough!

@@joshhhab they don't have safety gear that's why. But this dudes have safety gear so

@@joshhhab Who and where in Pakistan ?

I think the prices you mentioned are a bit excessive, by the looks of it the oven particularly dosent look sofesticated, if it does the job it’s required to do , no need to go all hi-fi like diy American KZfaqrs, I’d the place the oven At around 50-75k. I design thermal vacuum chambers of similar size and they cost at around 400k.

That would be people like me, and let me tell you it's a super fun job! But I haven't made any live content lololol.

I can say I’m one of the guys that design such stuff, but it’s only exciting when you don’t have an over bearing management that think the designers are magicians and conjure things out of thin air and gave them the product yesterday, so I don’t film what I do.

см. 13:30

Tal Vez necesitan agregar más tornillos, pero se ve bastante sólido.

Дак расчет и идет на китайский рынок. Хотя какая него цена еще интересно

@@mastodo_ont8158 Да это понятно, а цена мне кажется для внутреннего рынка Азии копейки, а для нас как всегда по цене боинга)

@@user-dc7kc7cf2o ну как бы в наши рубли 61 т р примерно

@@ArtinRu У меня не рубли

@@user-dc7kc7cf2o 980000 корейских вон

Eso es porque es desarmable. Por ejemplo, rebatís los asientos traseros de un auto y lo podés llevar adentro y después lo armás en el lugar. A mi particularmente no me gusta, pero son muy prácticos.

The screws are all in elevated positions, though.

Pay attention before making comment @ 10:51 you can see that the handle screws are attached to brass posts, which are embedded in the plastic, the holes of the other screws have silicone, and the storage opening has gaskets

Yazık

Ponieważ regranulat wymagałby zbyt długiego czasu grzania w piecu, grzanie trwa zazwyczaj między 20-50 minut. Przy regranulacie trwało by to pewnie około 2 godzin i było by ryzyko powstania mikroszczelin. Pozdrawiam z Polski. Poland

Бутылки из ПВД, а тут ПНД - ПОЛИТЕЛЕН ВЫСОКОГО ДАВЛЕНИЯ И ПОЛИТЕЛЕН низкого давления соответственно! 😊

No. For river they have different hull shape and bow.

@@Gneisneau Kind of similar

A whitewater kayak is made of the same material, but is much smaller and is enclosed, not a sit-on-top like these

This kind of kayaks are the most durable... good plastic... BUT are not builded for strong current Rivers.... this Kayaks works perfect in the sea or calm Waters

пенопласт

No se nesecíta rigidez en un kayak, todo lo contrario!!

Made in korea

Esse aí é na Korea, mas no Brasil tem fábrica tbm, chama rotomoldagem o processo!

What would you call this then?

@@andrewc0128 As I allready said: it's a piece of floating junk. Something like a Bobby-Car, nice for kids doing their first tries on paddling, but neverever a kayak. Not even a wannabe. Kayaks are slim, long, fast, you need some time to get the skills of driving it successful without capsizing, but the you will be able to get satisfied with it's performances. This piece of junk in the video seems to be for everyone in calmest conditions, I would never ride it on open shore in a fall-storm. Too heavy, too high, unsteerable, like a ball in the waves.

@@slartibartfoss Well, if it is not a kayak, but I want to buy one for for a kid who is a first timer, I very well can't go up to the sales person and ask "Which aisle is the 'piece of junk' on?" right? He or she would have no idea what I am talking about. So, I am asking you for a name which I know you can't produce. The truth is, this is a kayak. It might not be the slim racing kayak that you obviously love, but it is still a kayak. The argument you are trying to present here is similar to me writing that a Volkswagen Beetle isn't a car because an F1 car with a pro driver would slaughter it at Daytona.