Make a ball bearing

Make ball bearing out of wood and glass marbles.

this surely won't be abused

The key fob existed in the 90's lol.

😂

At least he harvested them himself.

i just imagine him doing red rocket from south park to get the seeds...

@@VINCE-pp3es Lmao😂🔥🥀

erm... dogs are actually born from seeds... gross though

Maybe he should make a treadmill that makes lemonade.

I’m not sure you get enough calories for how many you burn

@@annekabrimhall1059 a calorie deficit is a good thing if the intent is to lose weight.

The electric motor on my spitroast broke and I been unironically just been spinning chickens for an hour by hand for 6 years!! Cause I don't know how to fix anything electronic and technically it still cooks chicken so I cannot buy a new one.

😂😂😂😂

It really was sad though. This comment cheered me back up though.

Next video: mining iron using children

There’s this thing I heard about a long time ago. ROCKWILL, reformation of child, kids, work, indenturement and labor laws. They stole their jobs by regulation. It used to be a republican political group that then switched to be democrat.

@@TarkTheConlanger They play Minecraft the children yearn for the mines

Depends on the dog, mine is half sighthound, so she will literally do nothing unless she’s paid with treats.

Turnspit dogs were real though, and they were really used to cook chickens on rotisseries. They went extinct about 1900. The breeds history is actually quite interesting. They developed small snouts, and unfortunately were commonly inbred.

Like the other person said, It is different for every dog. I have a full size Australian Shepherd who I have trained with treats near exclusively. He loves attention and to be rubbed down, and he will learn and listen for praise. However, his food drive is to an extreme. He becomes absolutely engrossed in learning whatever he needs to so he can get the food. It is amazing because he has such a sharp intellect and honestly training him with treats has been a tremendous success. I tried not to train him with only treats, but food was always on his mind. Praise or play only did so much for him as a reward. But in my opinion it made him far easier to train. Just to clarify, I taught him most of the commands or habits using food as a reward. However, once he knew the command completely, I rarely used treats to reward him for it. Unless the opportunity presented itself naturally. His food drive is so intense that he puts 100% of his brain power into learning the command every single time. Even for regular old dog food. I can't tell you how many commands he has learned in the 5 min before he eats his meals. If he had it his way, he'd be sausage shape for sure. Sorry to ramble on about my dog, but my point is it is highly dependent on each dog's personality. Mine still enjoys following my commands when I ask him to, no treat needed. But to teach him at his highest potential, he needs a food based reward to focus on learning. I'll add that his herding drive is very strong, so strong that it is the only instinct that can override his normally calm and cooperative behavior. He goes into a one track mind on those rare occasions, thinking it is something he must do above all else. Unless of course, food is around.

I'm pretty sure he wound up using more then a chicken worth of food on the dog.

It's a user SKILL issue. For years, in the morning i see a girl WALKING her cat. First couple of times i thought it was a stray cat or barn cat. Nope, the cat followed "heel" and "go" and other commands. Not a breed issue.

Where is the joke tho? The talk about dogs being lazy and their jobs being taken from them?

Turn spit dogs were a real thing. Not April fools joke.

Can you imagine. "I hijacked this dogs brain and reprogrammed him"

"I genetically modified a dog to digest dairy"

"I put a rat brain meat berry in a dog and taught it to turn a wheel that mummifies a chicken."

I merged a little girl and her dog to be even closer to my favorite anime!

GOD I HOPE NOT

bro created the industrial canine revolution

Your job is to run on a wheel and turn a rotisserie chicken?

@@allenliu4956 bro so fr thats my job. i have kids to feed. theyre vegan and wholefoods is expensive

@@dylancarter4928 my deepest sympathies

Neither of the dogs are old, just grey

It's not a joke. Turnspit dogs were real.

ironic username

this would be trivial to do with a strong enough draft lol.

Sounds like it'd need a lot of torque to turn and I don't think atmospheric pressure could provide it. Plus you're impeding airflow in the chimney meaning more smoke is likely to enter the room.

@@davidmcgill1000 you just need a strong draft, all you're driving is a rotisserie, they don't require very much RPM, so you can use pulleys to run a high ratio, get a decent fast RPM from the draft, though you would need quite a hot fire. It's absolutely doable. Steam boilers use draft to pull air through the firebox and to provide copious amounts of fresh air. There are numerous different takes on wood burning stoves that use various kinds of drafting to increase efficiency. A good draft can create quite a bit of draw.

@@killingtimeitself Actually the whole idea of using the draft from the heat of the fire probably isn't the most efficient way to do it. I only mentioned it because I recalled that in one episode of Good Eats they said that Leonardo da Vinci had designs for a rotisserie cooker that operated on this principal. Hypothetically you could use a small steam engine to rotate the spit, and it would have much better torque, and more efficiency transfer of energy (I think). of course da vinci also had designs that used springs or weights/gravity to do the work, which were probably more effective and efficient.

@@TCC180 its definitely not efficient but its cheap and replaces dogs, plus you dont need a steam engine so. gravity and a clock mechanism would be the next most likely to be honest.

Not a joke. Turnspit dogs were real.

@@patricksanders858 Totally. But the video itself makes a lot of jokes - like the whole "unemployed dog" riff, right up to the ending of how he got a "dog" to turn the wheel.

"This is fine"

Pretty sure there's plenty of reports of them complaining