йо. а нахера ты сверлом по металлу сверлил доску?))) так и спалить сверло можно

Yes, yes ,yes

Well at least yours finally found it’s home 🗑️ 😂

2:03 letz get you guys out of there Picks up massively long screwdriver

Why did my brain think the intro was ukrainian drone footage 😂

That was really worth the watch

The problem is it's replacing a hammer, and a electric hammer will never be as durable.

Can you provide info on that electric ratchet your using? That is the cat's meow!

The letter stamping on the Soviet drill? Was, there

😂😂 I love doing that

Your training skills are trully excellent!. Thank you for sharing your talents. God Bless

More of this series, please

My dad still has a very similar Polish (working) drill from that era (likely built under Soviet licence). Interesting video. Love the humor too. SUB'd

Was neat idea for home gamers but even excluding the electronics the wrench jaws werent tough enough for real work

SCREW THIS 😏

Looking at a used one of these since I think my mower just died but not sure if it's right for our lawns.

Lol I bought my Dad this as a kid for fathers day

You should film a found footage horror movie there and rebuild using the proceeds. Your kids are going to love the Kenworth truck

Interesting it says Made in USSR on the chuck, in English, not CCCP in Russian. And yes, as an American trying to learn Russian... just pass the Vodka. Drill was made in 1976, maybe November, 220 Volt, 1,6 amp. Rest is hard to read. And B in Russian is our V.

entertaining. educational. new sub

I had a good childhood. Okay I had a childhood. Then my brother sold all of my Pokémon games to buy a stupid Xbox 360.

The Russsian price is lower

Did you notice the missing front wheel nuts at 38:29?

Crapitalism depends on selling crap, to get tomorrow's even worse crap sold.

A Black & Decker wet dream that dried out . The ADJUSTABLE JOKE !

My grandfather has one of these. I used to use it to slightly tighten bolts and nuts before using it to find the right sized box end to finish the job.

Abusing elders is a perfectly cromulent SOP.

No, I act like I hated them and I did.

I would actually love to see Milwaukee put out an improved version of this. I'd buy it.

I thought that was stormy daniels.

Immediately inferior as soon as flathead screws were involved

I work at Medtronic and I see lots of different bone screws all the time. Some much larger and expensive that this one. I’ve unpacked a pallet of spine screws worth over $1.5 million. This video is not surprising.

Love your videos. Had to comment on this one, because I have a similar story, if somewhat reversed. As a 16 year old (1996), my dad helped me buy an '85 Firebird. I had trouble with it passing smog but revving it in the parking lot of the inspection place fixed that. As an idiot 16 y/o, I nearly wrecked it numerous times, and was finally successful by slamming it into a wall trying to take a turn too fast. My uncle, who sounds a lot like yours, bought it off of us because he knew he could fix the front-end damage for cheap with ubiquitous junk yard parts. He got it back to 100% again and loved that car. He too lived a hard, but party-filled lifestyle after a bad marriage sent him down the other path. He was the black sheep of the family, but I always liked him. He drove that Firebird until the day he died, far too young, for being hard-headed and not taking care of himself. RIP to all those crazy uncles that danced to their own song, likely coming out of a Pontiac down by the beach.

The reality is that everything produced under communism is worse, everything costs much more, is produced without any care, and technology will quickly become outdated without investments from the free market system. Compare with a post-war German or Japanese tool, or even a Brazilian one. Old Brazilian tools, in addition to being designed without planned obsolescence, still had an indispensable requirement: electrical efficiency. Since the country's electrical grid was precarious, all Brazilian electronics needed to be efficient to function correctly without creating a fire.

3:40 My thoughts exactly ( though i live in Canada, so Robbies are the standard, ) can't stand Phillips unless it's really low force.

Products made in 50-60-s are better in general. You can not compare durability of modern tools with that of past. In Soviet Union there were lots of "easy to maintain in a field" products. USA had more luxury products with maintenance shop required.

swap out the parts fror a reliable wrench & make the belt into a metal gear driven

you have obviously never worked in submarine repair if you think that's "the most expensive screw in the world".

Excellent video, I wish everybody did videos like this to the point without a lot of extraneous content. Although everything was helpful, the most helpful to me was the way you pressed the bushing out in the attachment bracket. I think you should do a video lasting about 30 seconds explaining this in caps “before you change your 11 through 17 Odyssey alternator watch this video.” I believe he would save 100s of hours of peoples lives lol. Also, I think you get a Bajillion hits quickly

I wonder if torquing the flywheel to spec would have worked lol

If i remember right this won innovation awards and all other kinds of accolades in a tool show several years back. As a tool guy just laughed as i think the guy invented it didnt plan on it being just a fatherday gift on end cap at big bix stores. Prob got paid enough to not even care at that point. Atleast i hope he did...

Are those screws for the army?

I patiently await more updates on this car.

Thanks for posting this video. The bolt and nut trick is great!

Fun fact: Freon is DuPont's registered trademark for R12. So unless the refrigerant is DuPont R12, it's not Freon

ethanol is the antiknocking agent. its not used for its energy content. would coud use something even more expensive or cheaper like lead lol

There’s AVE from a different universe when he was a dingle jerkin teen.

Why do you have only 20k subs? Your videos are smart and so funny😂😂

I’m genuinely invested in this guys channel now

Those are like 26 bucks in Canada...markup is a hell of a thing