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Восхищен, педантичностью к каждой деревяшке,полнейшая уважуха. Молодца дядька. Нашему поколению достались топор и стамески, ну и ножовка с зубами как у крокодила

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Simplesmente Excelente. Sucesso aí irmão

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Nice!!! I just bought a *NEW* LG washer & dryer combo. The old washer & dryer combo is Bosch. Got the motors out of both of those machines, hopefully to re-purpose as they are still good!!!😁👍🏻

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I think the motor is brushless.

I disagree. Soldering is always better as it's not relying on a small point of contact, and isn't susceptible to corrosion. Also, brass is not the best conductor. Copper would work better for the slide-in flange connection of the battery.

@@winstonoboogie2424 soldered wire connections are not good for moving wires and for application with vibration load.

Spade connectors would be best here, but its probably fine. I just hope the surfaces are cleaned and tinned before soldering. You don't want to end up shorting the battery if a bad joint cracks loose.

Yes. I loved that each shot started with a clean working environment with no chips and sawdust.

@@TrevorDennis100 very carefully planned shots, im always impressed by this

My boss at a sculpture studio is the same way. She always designs everything with fusion 360 or some other CAD software and makes careful plans before she ever cuts anything out. It makes for a different kind of on the fly problem solving, and I don't know if it's any more efficent, but it's satisfying to watch her click pieces together like a puzzle. But this guy somehow keeps his apron remarkably clean. I on the otherhand wing projects as I go, use cardboard templates and my eyeballs, and make a mess of myself and the shop, which leads to more time cleaning up and some wasted material. A tale of two cities I suppose.

@@MrExplorerFilms What you see here is just what someone wants to be seen ... You do not see how they are getting there. Plus no one will ever see if and for how long these pretty looking softwood toys will cope with serious workloads.

@@Baetzibaer yes this is true. You only see what is shown to you. These wood tools are interesting because they allow the builder to understand the tool better, and also you can say that you made it. maple plywood is pretty good for making machines as it's stable, uniform, dense, and has grain in both directions. my issue is that 1. no matter how good the plywood is, it will still change due to moisture; parts will eventually warp and be unusable. 2. I wouldn't want any friction producing machine made of wood for fire reasons. 3 the wood would be destroyed in any other shop, but this guy seems pretty anal-retentive. 4 all these wood tools are just part of an easy money making genre on youtube. It usually makes way more sense to buy a cheapo tool versus build your own cheapo tool out of less durable materials.

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I just wanted to introduce you to different manufacturing methods. Rather than that, why don't you make a new video?

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