Some of the most brilliant engineering is the simplest. 😊

Imagine that, the one with an extra 150lbs has more "rebound"

USA without protection laws...will last two second against any european product.

Would need ear plugs with the German one, I’d hate hearing that high pitch day in and out

Hey man I will take the two inch please cause it’s the cheapest 😂😂, who got a cig?

Some safe doors have this.

This song needs more cowbell.

I personally only like my hinges to have a 90-180⁰ turn 😂

Why is this useless gay shit in my recommendations?

Should repeat the test swapping the balls to eliminate that as a variable

Thought I had newly acquired I digestion for the last 9 months. Turned out I had 100% occlusion of my LAD. Recovering from surgery now, if that doesn’t put things into perspective in a humbling way, ….. yeah , I’m still here to appreciate this year

А разве не все петли так устроены?

Needle scaler

German engineering since day dot!

Ya know what they say about German engineering

German because shiping would be way cheaper XD

one two three FOUR FIVE

Do anvils NEED to be fully metal? I mean why don't they make the bottom hollow and the tom not too heavy?

Germans the best f%@^@^k the rest

Germans definitely make better knives

DJ 😂😂😂

Didnt show us how he evenly split the pipe 😮

German anvil was made from the core of a dying star

Coming from someone who has no experience in blacksmithing. I'd choose the German one. The noise sounds familiar.

It should be upside down whit a litle oil in it

I use that Diablo metal cutting blade in my regular saw and it works great.

No idea!! But I'd be grateful to have either

When I’m bouncing my metal balls of an anvil I don’t care what country it’s from 😂

Whichever works better IG

Weight might put a flat side on your barring

What makes the difference? Is the one cast steel and the other one not?

Was a gutter an easyer option?

Many thanks for this no-nonsense explanation for beginners like me. Could you perhaps also give a hint as how to differentiate between choosing flux-core/MIG and stick-welding? I have both a simple stick-welding and a flux-core machine. I use the flux-core for thin stuff and the stick for anything thicker, but it's all quite intuitive, learning by doing. The flux-core gives me more manual control on the guiding of the puddle, but is more fiddly with the settings, whereas the stick is rather "aggressive", but tends to make a decent puddle, as long as I have a simple surface.

Funny, I bet if the American anvil was better there would be no wholesome message about both being good

the problem with these is the blade is still rotating fast and they dont last forever and what do ya think happens when the blade goes

500lb vs 400lb, whats next a 300L vs 400L tank and see what holds more?

German

It's not a test if you don't have the same medium, 150lbs difference .... You're saying my 10 foot stick is bigger than your 8 foot stick....No sh!t sherlock

Maybe explain the difference and why you would choose one over the other. You’re assuming we know anything about your craft.

I think this experiment is incomplete. Please repeat the test with the ball bearings swapped. How do we know that the ball bearings are identical?

Unfair Germans got to use Jewish slave labor to make theirs. American unions got nothing on that

Favourite sound of the day, the very last bit 😂

How did this jump even come to he made? Before it was there some mad man had to see this landscape as good for a jump.

I think I might call that a wheel thankyou very much

Side load from hanging a door will probably make it way less smooth but kinda cool idea

Gotta put two inside and spin

There you go. Now we know why the Germans lost WWII.

Indicators at the traffic lights.

Roller bearings last longer

Is the bearing softer than the rest of the hinge? Or does it matter is it all the same material.... I would imagine you would want the bearing to be softer so that it doesn't eat a bearing sized hole into the pin that it's sitting on top of but does that even matter I mean am I overthinking it