Yeah 🤣... and if you have too much money why waste it on some iron rods to build a land drill when you could spend it on 4 drill bits at 20x the price. Very educative! 😜

ikr. whats the point ?

Might be hand for making shaved ice

@@billybobholcomb8768 Now you're talking !!!

@@OcRefrigeration He makes lots of money from youtube

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If those were new drill bits he used they would cost more than the $15 home depot weeder.

Exactly! First project: A commercial weed puller that this is modeled on goes on sale for $9.99 in the spring. Second project: The piece being lifted has to have a lip on it. Third project: What is the fricken need to make sawdust?

I question if this is a troll video.

Try to be merciful

@@user-iv7er8du5m hell no. Dude deserves all the mocking he can take. Lol

If you get inspiration from this then that's good, but I think the fact he makes really odd choices in using expensive parts to remake cheap tools is still worthy of criticism. An angle grinder is about $80 and that looks like about $40 of blades, I got my bench grinder for $50, the post hole digger uses four expensive drill bits looking like about $12-15 cost right there instead of a small sharpened bit of scrap steel that it seems he would have in abundance. A similar post hole digger would be $20 and he chose to use $12-15 dollars of drills instead of $2 of scrap steel he already has? It's like making a garbage bin out of a jet engine, you could do it, it works, it's creative, but it's worthy of criticism for being expensive, unnecessary and inefficient.

@@hamsolo474 I have 4 angle grinders. They are all from thrift stores. Two look brand new. I didn't pay more than $5 for any of them. I don't recall seeing the receipts from his purchases shown anywhere on his video. I have 2 post hole diggers and one of them I got for nothing at the recycling center because the center fulcrum needed a new bolt. So, don't assume your experience is his experience. Just another uninformed criticism.

@USXPatriate if you admit you can get post hole diggers for less than the current market prices of his materials doesn't that prove my point? Did you by chance see a bench grinder for sale at a similar price to those angle grinders you bought? I wouldn't assume that my experience is his experience, I've never had to create interesting thumbnails or videos so I can't relate to those kinds creative pressures.

@@hamsolo474 I have three bench grinders, but I've yet to find one strong enough (second hand/thrifted) to make some of the things I want. But, I have to say I'm probably different than a lot of folks. Looking for second hand stuff to repurpose is a hobby of mine. I can see how a lot of people could see it from your point of view. Don't get me wrong. I'm not trying to be overly critical towards you or your point of view. I just have noticed that there seems to be a disturbing rise in criticism for seemingly small things. That's the reason I've never done any vids. I don't have the temperament to ignore people that criticize for the sake of criticizing. I know that's not what you're doing. I get your angle. I really do. My angle is that I have gotten a lot of inspiration from the worst videos I've watched. Encouraging these folks instead of shading them for one reason or another keeps the videos coming. Just as the skills we have building, tinkering and constructing things increase with practice so do the quality of videos made by these folks as the continue to create more.

The things he made already exist and can be purchased cheaply. Also when it comes to fabricating things you have to look at "how the artist paints" especially when it's unsafe. Welding galvanized steel, not securing materials to the drill press, and dangling objects over exposed toes are not things you should be taking inspiration from

Я так и не понял, для чего эта поебень. Для производства опилок?

@@stranger9475 да типо дробилка

Изобрели велосипед!

Ummmmm.....what?

Так может купить готовые за 100 руб, а не тратить время и материалы на это гавно?

Коптить лучше сыроватыми , фруктовыми , мелкими ветками , можно корой .

@@user-ns1fi2kl1t Надо попробовать, спасибо за совет.

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Bj no hi

smaw or arc welder

Mig.

Looks like a mig welder. Not submerged arc.

Waste drill bits for useless tool.. Lol really creative...

I'm with you. It's often cringy or are the same exact ones in all videos. I just wish they would let us hear what actually happens, which is what is interesting with these. At least have the music much lower if you really want it, but let us hear what's happening in the video instead of blasting a music that won't be to the taste of everyone.

@@mrsweetkandy7673 IKR I love hearing the saw or hammering it takes me back to when my Daddy used to work in the shop . :)

No, you are not alone! I always turn the volume off.

@@MehmetBoysal IKR and they have better choices too for instance Dream_fairy_DIY their music is good I could watch all day, well that and their talented lol.

That fricken inane music! It drives me crazy. If they can't be bothered to at least talk a little in the video or even just have the background shop noise, I send a dislike.

If i wanted to trim the end of a small piece of wood, a saw usually suffices. - Don't need to spend a couple of hours making a chewing-up-the-end-of-a-piece-of-wood-and-making-it-an-awkward-shape-with-lots-of-sawdust machine.

@@triquivijate clearly this guy was just trying to drive up the price of hyphens and you just fell for it. That makes as much sense as anything in the video...

The only penetration going on in this video is UV rays and hot flux into this guy's unprotected skin.

@@onecalledchuck1664 hints why i said he should push when he migs. I could use a very crude explanation. But if u dont know what penetration is....well bee's penetrate ur skin when they sting. And therefore must push the stinger into u. Also why a stick welder lead is called a stinger. 🤔😉