Safety first.

Heat up and replace.😉

i was thinking the same and wounder if a 3d printer nozzle would work and then be easy replaceable and strong

I really like his work, but sadly, my tool budget only covers a pine cone, a rubber band and a paperclip.

@@ozzymandius666 Jeebus, you can afford a pine cone, an elastic band, *_AND_* a paperclip?! 😲 Some people are so jammy; I'm still saving up for mine! 🤢 I'm right with you; I can't help but watch these fantastic videos thinking _"ooo, I want a mini-lathe, too!"_ or _"OMG, that fibre laser is awesome!"_ and _"Wow, I'd love a tig welder!"_ Then I remember the most important thing that I _can't_ buy... the guy's *talent!* 😂

@@Loneman_OG I am so broke that my money owes money. I may know what to do with a TIG welder doesn't mean I own one 😂. Or have a safe place to run it, I live in an apartment unit second floor. The down stairs lady hears one loud noise and she comes over and complains if it's going to go on all day.

​@@DanteLevelsUp I feel your pain, fella. Years ago, I worked making commercial and domestic roller shutters, gates, sliding steel doors, window bars, and other security stuff. I learned to use plenty of chonky tools & equipment, and I'd made myself lots of random things for my home. Over-built car ramps, a fancy aquarium stand, a tank of a PC desk, and other assorted over-engineered stuff. 😎 Now I'm restricted to small, DIY projects using timber mostly until the prices rocketed. About 5 years ago, I discovered the 3D printing world, so I can release my pent-up creativity in that area. 💡😛 About your neighbour, we have a grumpy old git next door who always comes out and pretends to potter around his front or back garden _EVERY_ time he hears us doing _anything!_ He sticks his nosey beak over the fences to see what he can complain about; it got to the point where I told him that if he has a problem, and it's between 7am & 11pm, he can stfu and f3ck orf. Which worked... mostly. 🙄😄

Exactly what i was thinking...

search this chan An unusual contraption! Drilling with thin drills.

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A knurling tool

@@woutmoerman711 Of course. I'm an idiot.

@@Keinapappa please, don't be hard on yourself. You can't know everything and you did the smart thing. You asked!

@@woutmoerman711 I've 3d printed knurled bolts and nuts as "fidgets" but my brain turned to neutral gear.😀

@@Keinapappa 😄👍

если поверхность будет мокрой, то дадут.

ну он теперь американец, а там все наоборот.

Maybe you can put a spoonful of sodium bicarbonate in your mouth and blow it through a drinking straw.

I think they call that stuff Handmade. ???? He makes unusual stuff with the tools he has.

Then he couldn't show off those great lathe skills.

i get ya but the addige do it right once comes to mind ...i try to find the concept and redneck the hell out of the process ...and you cant say the end product isnt inspiring ...but i do feel ya

Thats a hobby Lathe for a couple hundret quids. And the laser is also cheap. Its still do it yourself, made not bought. Dont get your point.

Do you see every "DYI" vídeo as a tutorial on how to do something yourself or something? Because to start, you should not try and replicate this without proper tools and knowledge, is a DYI to the creator, he is doing It with the tools he has, if he only had a dril and a file It be a DYI as well as if he uses a cnc a láser cutter or whatever

and you do your DIY projects with what? gluing popsicle sticks together? are you 12 or something? they arent called big boy toys for nothing.

@@ultimatdestroier427 Not to mention a whole market for inexpensive welders... My first lathe was a Sherline exactly like his and does an amazing job making small parts for race cars