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Sweet!!

27 secs in and I see a proper jig table. 😂

Excellent work on the frame ,,,, (battery operated ???? Must be for new generations… ) I’m old school…

Is that cast? Wondering if you design it just a little smaller on the last two fingers so the middle finger ends up more balanced in the middle and turn the pin and wood in to a large "ring" on that finger.

Alu or copper foil tape is a quick and cheap way of protecting 3D prints from sparks and weld-spatter......

That’s probably the coolest hammer I’ve ever seen 😎

Are there plans for this? And if not, how thick are the metalplates? 10mm ?

Looks amazing, great job :) Personally, I prefer lighter bikes but something you made yourself beats even the most expensive product in terms of satisfaction

Omg the monitor sliding thingy is amazing, thanks for the inspiration man.

Is the geometry of the frame consistent?

This guy is such a hack, I can't believe he let the end of that strap drag on the ground.

I like it, thick tubing! I sure grease was applied to the needed areas……

Perfect congratulations

great job!!!

Lovin' that fume extractor! 👍

Nice ❤

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How much do you sell them for ?

Awesome 👌💪👍

Hola quiero una asi

Yes, we’d love to see more projects with voice-over commentaries. Thank you. Great job!

Im here in central NJ, clinton , right nextdoor to leabonon. I have been seeing them as well. At first i thought they were planes but after 2 weeks of looking up at night and down to ABS trackkng site/app, i dont know what they are. Its time for OUR government ro tell us whats going on.

Witam serdecznie. Bardzo fajny i pouczający materiał. Niestety nie mam takiego zaplecza abym mógł sam zbudować coś takiego. Ile kosztowała by taka prasa na zamówienie?

Hammer fiiiist!

Greetings from the USA. I've been following your channel for a few years now and never fail to be impressed with your engineering, efficiency and artistry. Impressive and inspiring. Live well.

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To jest po prostu głupie

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Thank you for idea with pipe vise under the base : ) smart.

Waw!!! Just waw!!! But what's that machine with a lathe chuck? I won't be surprised if it's self made!!!

Yet another diyer who pushes the blade into the log. Why not look at commercial electric log splitters and ask yourself why all of those do it the other way around? It's way more efficient and a lot more easy to build. You'd save hours of grinding up a sharp edged blade just for one! (clever editing).

Hello there again from Oregon of the USA. I would like to ask an unusual question having to do with your drill and the TAP that you are using. I have for a long time wanted to use a drill to TAP holes as you did in this video and others too. But my taps have a four-sided end on them and the drills have a three-jaw chuck. I don't want my tap to twist in the drill chuck and so I tried to find a four-jaw chuck that might be available to fit on my drills, but I can't find any. YES, I could attempt to tighten my drill chuck enough so it won't twist, but that is not always as possible as it sounds. Do you have a four-jaw chuck, or do you live with the three-jaw that came with the drill? Thank you, Roger.

I put this in my watch-later bucket, and now I found it, so I watched it and was mesmerized. I loved the cleverness and craftmanship, but you had the table and the special drill to make perfect parts. One thing that I have too is the bandsaw, but mine is the roll around floor model, but about the same size of bandsaw, maybe a little longer. BUT the thing I want to mention is the table you made to fit on the bandsaw when the saw portion is lifted up vertically. That is special, I want to make something like it for mine. I purchased a potable floor model (a standard one that you might have seen at a store). Well, I made it a roll around by attaching a set of caster type wheels to the bottom of the legs. I have to make the table a little different for me due to my being in a wheelchair and I have to have separate parts and stuff readily available and not laying all over the place. I want to make it be attached in some way to the side of the saw frame. I'd like to hinge the table to the side of the rig and have it fold upwards into position. I just viewed the video where you made the table and the ease of putting it in place to use it. It's not bulky or awkward at all. I can just hang it somewhere when it is not in use. Thank you for the inspiration. I like to build stuff, and tools too. Roger from Oregon in the USA.

Very nice

Warum nennen die das Pressbremse? Was soll das mit Bremsen zu tun haben?

Frankly you fabricate some amaing things!!! Really love watching you work!!

10 miles down the road the wheel and tire leave the vehicle because you forgot to properly use a torque wrench as the last step. Been there experienced it while driving an 18 wheeler. Tire shop did the exact same thing you did with an air impact gun. Didn’t check the torque on the lug nuts. At 55 mph the steering started shaking and the right front tire and wheel ended up in a farmers pasture. I got lucky and ended up in the emergency lane on the right shoulder off in the grass.

What kind of material did you use for the brake fingers?

You have such terrific hand skills. Great work! Thx.

Where the mallet from?

Awesome video. I want to make one of these.

How much amp? tacks And welding. Kann you give me some Details

Very Nice and Resistent.

Fantastic

how did you wire it up to take the battery?

Try punching into urethane blocks/sheets hardness 60-100 d

Just a little hint: clear thoroughly and lube with oil not wd40 the threads of the jack to reduce heat from friction you really don’t want the threads to snap during elevation…

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All skills stay blessed 🙌💥💥💥