I'm not even in the industry and I know that this is next level editing

I hope he makes a buttload off the video, because he wasted about $3k, USD worth of time and material to build a single $500 belt grinder.

I agree. This is insane video editing. I wish more context to the premise though.

Badass music too!!

Yeah! I've edited videos and wish he'd focis in n the make instead of trying to make a rap music video. This is anoying af to watch.

yeah cause its all about keeping nic entertained...

Stop drinking the flouride and you'll be able to keep yourself entertained..... besides, "entertainment" is one of the ways to control your slaves..........

Yes, but then there's all the content creators that waste loads of time on pointless stuff, repeating themselves over and over, that you can never get back. This on point, did not waste even a moment of time, and still fully got the points across. This is mastery, and not just in metal work.

Yeah.. me too

Really? This is how you'd fab something? Ever heard of a lathe and proper techniques?

@@johnmichaels4330 If you have some kind of experience I'm all ears. I never pass up an opportunity to learn something because I believe you can always learn at least one thing from every person you meet. Additionally, not everyone has access to Machines, and have to create inventive ways to complete a task. Please elaborate on exactly how you would approach it, in specific details, and with what bits, points of measure, etc. I use to run a 6 position Turret Lathe in a Machine Shop, and have run the simplest of Vertical Mill/Drills machining Keyways into driveshafts for Horticulture Equipment. Looking forward to learning something from you. Please elaborate.

@42LUNCHBOX if you can actually run those machines and fabricate a tool, then you know damn well the way this guy did it wouldn't fly in any fab shop. If it would fly in your fab shop, you must be working for the govt. because this way takes way to long for an inferior product. Of course, you might be ok with riding the clock and shitty work. That wouldn't fly in mine.

@@johnmichaels4330 thanks for your input. I appreciate your opinions. Some people work with what they have, and excel with little. Impressive considering what this guy could do with proper training and access to CNC equipment and exotic metals. His brian obviously operates at a higher level to conceive of, much less manifest these creations with what he can afford. Add his vision for creative manufacturing with creative video production, and you get a very inspiring and entertaining KZfaq creation. If you could manage to refocus your bitterness and hatred into something positive, you too could lead the way on KZfaq, making money, and entertaining us... Instead of sowing disdain and misery out of your empty heart.

Fact. There was one hell of a lot of work this guy put into this. Hat tip, to him.

Annnnd they got 149k lol

So hot brother. Wish your machines were my body right now

@Jesus is coming. Read the Gospel. No one wants your propaganda

like with a big big smile

The sooner you start it, the sooner it is finished!

If you do it on your spare time, 1.5 months isn't very much. You could build 8 machines of this complexity in a year! Imagine the workshop you would have...

The idea that these videos offer humanity anything is what's crazy.......

lol ... "DUDE dont buy a new belt sander mkay?!! just somehow have a dedicated workshop with $25K worth of tools, mkay?!! make one, so much money saved mkay?!!"

How stupid will you feel when you realize society has enslaved you and this is how they control you.........

@@rickdeckard1075 Saving money is not at all the point of doing a project like this. And surely the workshop was not constructed for only this one project. But I suppose not everyone is capable of appreciating the satisfaction of creating something with their own hands. No problem, there's always Home Depot or some such place for those who can't DIY. Thanks for sharing your thoughts though. ¿mkay?

@@rickdeckard1075 I'm not sure if you noticed, but he used only an angle grinder, a drill, and a welder to do thisl. Go be salty at your own lack of skills elsewhere.

What is your channel, so we can see what you can do ?

@@BradVentureAZ unfortunately I do not have time for creating content for youtube. I work for major tv channels in my country 😉 thanx for your interest though

You could buy one but would it be as good as this?

Get some more heat in those welds

Good slave, obey and consume so you can't rebel.......

Everything sounds better in French!

@@sonyavincent7450 😘

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Same.

If he doesn’t have plans for this production, here is a viable alternative. Jer Schmidt on YT. Not nearly as grassroots, but still a great build for a belt grinder. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aMqodqR5usXcoI0.html

@@jimsjacob I built Jeremy’s grinder v2. Phenomenal plans and machine.

The grinder is the easy part. You just need to keep using it. Lol. It’s the file skills that was impressive 😊 a perfect u

Haha lol

And safety gloves sparks will fly into your hands

If this reply is serious, I pity you. If not I don't envy you......

Define "good metal worker". He shows skill and talent in his techniques, but is it "good" to spend 6weeks labor plus hundreds of dollars in materials to build a single machine that you can buy off the shelf for less than $500? How much is his time worth? If you assume $15/hour and a 40 hour work week, those 240 hours costed $3,600 USD for a $500 tool...and that's BEFORE you factor in material cost! No one would describe a wasteful, inefficient worker as "good".

@@markallen8027 You have to be american lol, first of all, those sanders doesn't cost 500 bucks, efin ignorant, materials also doesn't cost even 200 dollars. And the labor, is valued in experience, like any DIY channel. And in this exchange of labor vs money, that's how many people put their own place. Doesn't make any sense that you think he is losing money :D. Is just stupid and a cry for attention to leave this cloud in here.

@@markallen8027 Good or Bad things are dependent on view points and perspectives. You tell your from your point of view and I say from my point of view. It is purely correlative.

@@anubratachakraborty1370 I did say his metalworking shows skill and solid technique. And there's no doubt his editing is top notch and his videos are entertaining. But you have to admit it's objectively wasteful to spend so much time and material on a product that can be purchased off the shelf for far less. Unless this video gets hundred of thousands of views; He's going to lose money on this project. If that's "good" from your perspective, who am I to argue with that?

@@markallen8027 You are arguing with noone, I presume. There is nothing I do have to admire, there is nothing I do have to condemn. I only appreciate the effort that he takes to edit this video. He entertained me at all, that is what I count.

Sounds to me like you're capable of answering your own questions from what you said. So why ask?