I like these little bits of creativity, keep it up! It's the type of thing I often do myself, even if my ideas often gets reversed right away for being too dumb. 12:22 But you might get to experience metal fume fever. It's always fun the first time! /s

Back in the Day (in the 80's) the company I worked for offered two types of keycaps to our customers: double-shot moulded, and ink-etched. One of our customers (a major airline) initially went for the lower cost option for their booking hall. After being in use for a while, they changed their mind. I was tasked to take a small team to swap out the old ones in batches. At that point the keycaps were mostly blank, funnily the operators did not care, as they touch-typed, and only looked at the screen, not their keyboards :) Enjoyed the snacks BTW :)

Looking forward for those next projects, especially the dye sublimation keycaps.

where is steel for tool rest from?

20:16 looks like a happy three-eyed monster.

spin :D

Man! Penrose tiles and kinetic sculptures? Music to my eyes!))) If it was somehow thematically connected to some DnD environment or would produce some light-refraction effect or forced perspective shadow illusion or would speak about LGBT rights - I'd instantly die of excitement)))

The two gears being offset makes the bottom gear interact with the bottom of the top gear, very clever design, indeed.

Thats some real nice ratcheting

One of my favorite upgrades is heavy duty leveling feet on floor-standing machines. I did that for my table saw, drill press, and wood lathe. Adds adjustable height, and makes it so much more stable. I thought you were going there on the blaster, the casters are cool too.

Excited for the phone project!

RIP Boeing Surplus. Also RIP Boeing

13:31 that's what she said

Wait a minute are you a keyboard nerd too!? Great video by the way.

I kinda want one of those tape dispensers now, but I can already feel the annoyance of the lever being on the wrong side for my wronghandedness

Interesting back-and-forth comparison showing how terrible those DJI mics can be, or the way they are implemented to "improve" the level and denoising.

Excellent progress and video.

The problem I see with dye-sub keycaps is, especially with the way I type, that dye is gonna re-sublimate onto my fingers and leave me with a blank key very soon. Interesting to see if you come up with a way to counteract that?

Disappointed you didn't make actual snacks, i feel misled. 13:19 if it's made in Bulgaria, its certainly not made from Aluminum, but from Aluminium, because Aluminum is hard to get in Europe and has to be imported from North America specially, without being any better than Aluminium.

The captions seem to stop about 18 minutes in. Any chance there are captions for the rest of the video? Thanks!

Subtitles disappear around 18:07

Thanks for the snacks. They were nice and tasty.

Except... So fun to see what you've been working on!

I loved all these little tune ups! Always something going on, it’s fun to see that

So pumped for a new video!

Great video! But ummm... Joke good. But Timezone removal for real, bad. Every watch would be useless with even minor travel in the wrong direction, every discussion or organisation of a meeting over distance would require translation to a different time. Every position for every member. Not just potentially a few zones. If handled only electronically, fine, but verbally everything would need translation, even for people not even that distant of you don't want to be waiting for X or Y minutes for every potential slight misunderstanding per attendee 😂. If you were going to do timezone destruction you'd be as well of having every time be noon plus long, or every watch on UTC, and know your own noon. Erk! Sounds awful. Time zones are great. 👍😅

Typo in the transcript at 5:51, "shrink the down" should be "shrink that down" instead.

Make yourself a spring loaded slapper retractor mechanism…..you can do it…! They’re simple and a great time and wear saver

My favorite fun fact to bring up during icebreakers: The day December 30th, 2011 does not exist in my life. I was in Western Samoa when they switched over the International Time Zone, therefore I went to bed on Dec 29 and woke on Dec 31. Then when I flew back to my home in American Samoa, because the dateline splits them now, I left Western Samoa on New Years Day and got back home on New Years Eve...27 minute flight, 24 hours back in time lol

Right to repair takes a rare win

Why not use a spin indexer?

Excellent concept and Idea! If you need to index by more than 10 then you probably should be using a dividing head. For anything less COLLET BLOCKS and Shims for the WIN!

get a tilting rotary table, check the maths for generating spur gears with a slotting saw, engage brain cells to "roll a cone on two axes", and you can cut high precision bevels, relatively quickly... the only other way to make them to the same accuracy is with a very specific and single use "shaping machine", the gleasson bevel gear generator. the only one i know of (GBGG) is a yuppie ornament in a cafe that was once a train workshop because in this country the current practice is to have the train workshops as far away from the rail network as possible, shipping them around by truck instead? oh, how i would love to fire THAT particular lump of iron up during the lunch hour rush! find the RIGHT application for a shaper, and they CAN make you money... and for the hobby shop, theyre just nice to have if you have the space. generally the machine comes free... its the shipping that kills it.

Is there an app for this with widget? It would definitely make a nice (more affordable) digital clock.

Super cool ❤

This is what KZbin was made for. Just people sharing their passion with the world.

head bomb 🥵

How far do you trust the chamfers on your collet blocks? I wouldn't expect them to be ground true, or even inspected beyond cosmetics at the factory.

Next time, you might try releasing the CA glue by heating it rather than milling out the magnet. Fun footage, though!

What a wonderful project! That sound is sooooooooooo satisfying!

You drilling neodymium is the most painful thing I've ever seen

you seem like the guy who is in the right, almost always

I got lucky too and recently bought a geochron! Only problem is the glass broke during shipping. Any recommendations on the best was/source of replacement glass

I did not realise they were so complicated. Would like to have one at home! Thanks for sharing 👍🏼

My parents owned this. It emited blue light at night that was a bit annoying

3 months later And 5k has already hit 20k I may or may not have been the 20kth subscriber XP Love the channel so far, the randomness and machinery stuff is quite entertaining

6:20 Was that another language!? Cuz I didn't understand a word you just used 😅

Slow motion is like a dream clock