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Там і так його не багато, куди там ще ушм

Руків'я трохи трухле, тому вирішив зняти верх

Цікаво де?))

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Дякую пане Андрію! Завтра , сподіваюся вийде нове відео з новою точилкою, відключення світла вносять корективи. Дійсно, все зроблено з того що є в наявності . З повагою)

thank you, this machine is really not for mothers

@@rustytoolsua 😁 you get it

Thanks Bro

Самое интересное что чел даже сверло не подымает при сверление, стружка забившая сверло его не смущает видно как туго идет. Назвал канал по инхлишу, а на перчатках написано РАЗМЕР! ахаххахаха

еще и угол мерит телефоном по верхней части мебельной направляющей у которых люфт приличный

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it is very easy to do and without instructions

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unfortunately, grinding and polishing do not protect against corrosion, and the dimensions of the tool are quite large

What a stupid comment. Pro tip: When you are trying to make yourself feel better in the future by shitting on someone else, the correct phrase is "should have."

Thank you, bro

sometimes it's hot

maybe it was an export model😄

For the same reason things made in China say so in English and not Chinese.

@czeslawpi Because every country had and still has products that are made for export, and since the english language is an international language, "Made In" can be found literally everywhere in the world. It is not something that started recently. Go on the flea markets and check some of the old tools and you will be able to see "Made In" Czechoslovakia, USSR, Yugoslavia, West Germany or DDR, East Germany or GDR, etc.

Tools that were made only for that country where the factory was located, would only have the name of the factory, (and sometimes some model numbers) and no "Made In" written in domestic language.

Thank you. Yes, the bike is still riding

No way. This is the USSR! Union of indestructible mighty republics!

Made in UA

Ні корови ні свині, тільки сталін на стіні ​@@romez_life

this is not a guide, you can use anything) A tire from a chainsaw is only an option, if of course you have it)

I was just about to post the question, "Where do you get one of those things at 7m 20s", when I noticed your comment. Thanks😊

This is a very interesting idea, thank you. I plan to make another sharpener, I will definitely use your suggestion) Cheers from UA

@@rustytoolsua I'm thinking about a waterstone, which should work with the slider you've used (maybe two parallel?) Cheers from 🇦🇹

in the next video, I want to use diamond stones.

775

yes, you are right. But LED lamps will be used there.

Yes of course

thank you, unfortunately, the nickel began to peel off from time to time