Please, no more comments about the sleeves!!!!

You have way (WAY!) better pallet wood than what we have in the USA.

Those dangling cuffs are making me wince

SAFETY FIRST!!!!!! OSHA will be contacting you very soon!

Lovely job 👍 Bless your little nipper, so cute Love the end, if you know you know Probably 😂

Hello there. we use many of the pallets we do. You did very well. I watched you with enthusiasm and excitement. you drank the beer nice. enjoy your meal. thank you for sharing. Yours truly...

Hullo young man. Nice wee project to do on the end of a beautiful day and a cold beer to finish it of (the day). The only down side was the bit's of torn shirt sleeve's hanging so close the fast turning blade's. You silly burger. Love to your nice family.

BE CAREFUL WİTH YOUR SHİRT AT 1:40. SAFETY FİRST. Good project.

nice to see I'm not the only one who forgets the time and gets the kids brought out to say good night lol

That was a smooth way of saying subscribe

Nice workshop any loose clothing is a dangerous around machines

Nice craftsmanship but the can wasn’t smashed very flat.

Greatworkmanship ,I just step on my cans and they are flat every time.

*_Keep that brain working: your crusher is a GOOD EFFORT, but, you remain a short ways from home._* Although it is not new, I do like the concept ... if you can take it those few extra steps. In general, may I suggest a few METAL PARTS; putting a metallic top and base on the two wood pieces --- that wooden top and base, against those many metal cans, certainly won't have much longevity --- and use metal for the handle and the handle axle. *_CHEERS! The World needs more solid homespun inventors. I'll tip a cold one for you!_*

Absolutely love the video so much so that I have tried it myself now my only issue is I wish you could have explained some measurements because I cannot get the arms right.

projeto muito legal, saúde! cheers! nice project!

Anxiety kicking in with those sleeves!

Muito bom trabalho meu amigo parabéns

I’m at a loss as to why you abandon the can crusher for a router table. The mill work was nice but mostly unnecessary. But I did gather the mechanical workings so thumbs up.

Sorry man, Im not going to check the comments to see if anyone has already said this but ROLL YA BLOODY SLEAVES UP. Also, why did you kink the can a little first? Aluminum or steel can?

Great pallet wood project there. You'll be able to drink more now that you are saving space in the bins.

Dude. You're sleeves. For the love of God, man.

Using fully threaded bolts for pivot pins is a quick way to wear out the wood inside the holes. Carriage bolts, with part of the shaft non-threaded would be better. Plus the geometry needs a tweak...all that work and the can only gets crushed halfway?

Does any one else cringe when his shirt sleeve passes his jointer

button or roll those sleves!

What I’d kill to have a table saw Andy

Por favor coloque legenda no video

Nice to see, you clean your saw before you put a new blade.? in ;D @4:00

bet your neighbours adore yo

How many power tools does it take to make a "simple design" can crusher?

That’s a lot of work for a can crusher😅

Blz amigo manda as medidas

i can crush them smaller by hand!

The project was good, I'd have liked to have had more details about what you were doing rather than the annoying noise, couldn't watch it with the sound on as it affected my ears and made my dogs go nuts.

Ironically no it wasn't (by a long shot) as it didn't really crush it that well. My Jawhorse can crush better but still good effort!

No its not. Seems like a nice enough guy, but the aesthetics of the object seems to have taken precedence over its functionality. Id rather a slightly uglier unit that crushed a can flat, no?? I tend to build with the purpose as main focus, then work on the aesthetics. Maybe that's just me though, who knows?

That's a weak one.

bad design!

Não gostei. A sua latinha fica muito mal amassada. O correto é ficar bem amassada com +ou- 2 a 3 centimetros de espessura, somente. 👎