haha! XD maybe

It doesn't stop them completely from doing it, but it limits the amount they do it. Best method would be to combine small feed size with a low waste feeder.

Totta turiset. Välillä sitä tulee sanottua mitä sattuu kun ketuttaa tarpeeksi

Lets see what this will evolve into. No clear plan yet - just a hobby at this point.

because that rim will put a torque on that metal profile to which the wheel hub is attached and hence there is actually really big forces between that metal plate and that metal profile when there is good weight on that machine, and hence if that metal profile would be directly on the wall, or even attached to a wooden board, that metal profile would most likely be able to sink into it a bit so that this rim would now touch the wall, which would jam the mechanism and hence this thing wouldn't spin anymore. Note that there is only half a sentimeter space between the rim and that metal plate, so this needs to be extremely stiff, since if this would tilt even a little, the mechanism would jam.

That is metal.

@@T12J7 Can it be replaced with wood?

@@Adam-lm2dx Hypothetically Yes, but it depends on how thick the wood board will be and how much load you want it to handle. The reason why I made it from metal is because that rim (in my build) is really close to the metal plate (which you are asking to replace with wood), which raises the concern that if the wheel apparatus attached to that metal plate tilts even slightly, the rim will touch the metal plate and hence the mechanism of the machine will not work anymore. For this machine to work, it needs to be extremely stiff so the rim does not touch the metal plate, and hence replacing the metal plate with a wooden one could be problematic, since I'm not sure how well a wood plate can handle the forces in that machine. Note also that my metal plate isn't just any metal plate, but rather a thick metal plate, so that it would be as stiff as possible. [EDIT] I would recommend that you go and ask your local metal distibutor how much a metal plate like that will cost. They aren't that expensive even where I live. The biggest cost in that is the rim and wheel hub combo, so it might be wise not just go with all metal build, since you aren't saving a lot by raplasing stuff with wood.

@@T12J7 Thank you very much

With what language would you want it to be explained?

Not the language..just the KZfaq translator in this video is not working​@@T12J7

In this video I went through how to build one: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nalmrLZmy8jPe6M.html All you need is a wheel hub and the rim which goes together with the wheel hub + the metal profive and the plate + some drilling and bolts.

@@T12J7 Do you use a wooden or metal base?

@@Adam-lm2dx If by base you mean the stuff behind that metal plate which keeps this thing not directly touching the wall, I have just couple wooden boards there.

I will let this thought marinate a bit. Let's see what I can come up with

@@T12J7 yeah brother i believe you are gonna make the best thing possible 🚶🏻‍♂️✊👑

Después de añadir este movimiento, la mesa también necesita su tiempo de descanso para recuperarse del entrenamiento :D

The rod is to better see my wrist position. the goal is to keep the rod totally pointing up and if it lowers I know I'm loosing my pronation.

@@T12J7 man, you are such an outside-the-box thinker, not just this, every one of your videos is interesting to watch, you always see something cool and new.

With perseverance and determinants, one day I will succeed

180 cm (5ft 11in) and 110 kg (242 lbs)

pronation training for arm wrestling is the F that is going on in the video. This moevement is somewhat safe if you don't allow your hand to turn palm up (supinated position).

pronation training for arm wrestling.

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Jep. Mitä vähemmän siellä repussa on sitä ylimäärästä, sen parempi. Tossa videossa tein on solmun tollain, että se on vähän over kill että pienemmälläkin tollasella solmulla kyllä selviää.

@@T12J7 Jep.

I agree. with the "correct form" the "knees over toes" (for your arms: "elbow over fingers") thing comes into the play and it starts to hurt the elbows. Like sure the lower pectorials are a lot involved in this, but so what? The tricep are also involved in the bench press, but no one is saying that makes the bench a bad pectorial movement due to that. I think a lot of people are fooled by the thinking that "if you can do a movement so that you can lift less weight, than then you should do it like that, because then you aren't ego lifting". I feel this type of thinking is a huge pitfall for a lot of people which prevents them from getting strong. More weight means more muscles are activated, which means more intencity, which means more gains.