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@user-gt9kf3qj7g 경쟁업체이신가부다 무조건 비판만 하시는 거보니 ㅋㅋ 부러우면 지는건데.

though in India you can get whole marble top table cheaper than this korean technology,

@@satendra_sharma I was thinking the same thing

It's not even marble. It's just a big ceramic floor tile. Also. the edge treatment is horrible. The unglazed edge of a tile should never be visible, and the plywood does not complement the ceramic top and painted steel base.

This is big-slab porcelain tile, not real stone. However they have advantage over real stone, like stain-free with excellent finish, if you choose high quality tile company such as Niro, Accord (India)..

Cheapest crapola!

Not to mention the whole base is attached with ½ inch screws in that barely thick plyboard

Did you know that big and thin tiles are actually flexible? Thin and large tiles can be bent into water drop shape. For example, you can google "Kale Seramik Sinterflex".

Pretty sure the guys professionally making tons of these have tested them enough and tweaked the design so that it works. Most people don't realize how much time and effort goes into designing a consumer product. It's surprisingly difficult making something that's even middlingly usable. Most first drafts when handed to any normal person will instantly have an obvious problem revealed. Which would be a problematic position to be in if you have a whole assembly line and tons of people making these, so before were they ever get to the point that they're showing They have experienced designers, iron out all the kinks and put the product through a lot of testing. Otherwise you're just going to get a bunch of pissed off customers returning and demanding their money back and you go out of business pretty quick. Not to mention most people shown an airplane for the first time Not knowing what it was would have extremely serious doubts about its ability to fly. Pretty hard to make any kind of judgment calls about materials and technologies when you don't know anything about them. If the material was that problematic they would have chosen something else.

@@icedragonair it's furniture, not car manufacturing, ply board and wood is very easy to replace, and cost effective as well Also many times the customer simply presents his own internet designs, and you don't think the factory owners deny them just because they've never made that, that's where the skillful worker part comes in, and they start building without testing. for example even you can make the same table in video in your own house even if you only have hand tools, furniture is not very difficult to make, but making money of of it is. and the testing and making mistake part is very common in furniture line, you will always find errors if you look close enough. Also wooden items tend to expand contract depending on weather, so even if you have the perfect Milimeter aligned dining table straight from a factory, you'll find slight error in size the very next season. furniture does not remain perfect

@@icedragonair It's called corner cutting to save on costs. It's naive to assume every product is made to the highest standard. As it happens, I am a designer (not for furniture though) and there's always some kind of compromise on every project to either save time or money but the product is good enough to ship. It's just the way the world works, the buyer doesn't have to know everything. By the way, they chipped the white paint just by putting in the screws. Should the customer complain about that?

무늬만 세라믹인지 직접 가서 보시고 말씀하시는게 설득력이 있지 않을까요? ㅋㅋ

Это защита от возможного изгиба после высыхания клея, + арматура в пазах.

워터젯이나 레이저 바닥은 소모품입니다^^

Это дешевле чем камень, это керамогранит.

This is the feature of the drill. It automatically stops tightening the screw when it reaches the specified torque value. 

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ. 이래서 어줍잖게 아는게 무서운거지 전동 단계를 낮춰놔서 야마날정도의 힘이 없는데...

@@user-kn9qk6gc2m 14:31 삐꾸나면서 홈 망가지는거 안보이냐?? 저렇게 계속 데미지가 쌓이는거야... 너야말로 어줍잖게 오지랖떨지말고 조용히 가라...

@@Balbi3d 저게 멈추는걸로 보이냐?? 넘어서 확돌아가니까 홈이 망가지잖아

​@@Balbi3d that's not how his drill is set... You can clearly see the screw head stripped. If he had the torque limiter on it wouldn't strip.

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