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[@탄핵반대-c7c]

이거 다른 업체에서 상품화해서 팔고 있던데 이영상이 1년전인거 보니까 이거 보고 베낀듯하네요.거의 같은 모양입니다.아무튼 대단 하세요.

[@김흥기-v8g]

사장님!!!! 정말로 머리가 좋으셔요 존경합니다.

[@rob12449]

I'm sorry for so many negative comments. I for one was curious to the very end about what you were making. I like how you demonstrated various details like adjustable feet and painting it. And it certainly is a need for miter or cutoff saws. You made it because you could! One day if I have the time I plan to modify sissor jacks for another purpose...

[@rob12449]

for my saw I tend to stack a few pieces of wood because it's only used once or twice a year.

[@rob12449]

wow! now I see the "method to the madness"!!!! you should link this up to this video! simply could not imagine this...

[@RickaramaTrama-lc1ys]

I am also sorry for all the negative nellies on here. Great Videos~!

[@gfi64]

Look , everybody is giving this fellow maker a hard time , maybe justified , perhaps ease up on the harsh comments , i think he's probably got a reasonable idea of how people responded by now ,,, good on him for making what he wanted and sharing his idea ,

[@jmrichsonsr]

grant fitzgerald Then perhaps an explanation of what it is useful for would help us.

[@박용식-x2y]

처음엔 왜 이걸 만드실까 우연히 보다가 제작 완료 후 사용하시는 모습 보고 아하 이 용도였구나 하고 깨달았네요. 암튼 기술력 대단하십니다.

[@RickaramaTrama-lc1ys]

What a great tool~! What you do in 20 min. would take the average person all day and you have a nice shop all set up for this kind of thing. It is fun to watch you as it gives me some pointers when I try to do this in my garage on the weekends. Thanks for all your time and work on these videos~!

[@cri8tor]

Great job. Don't let the haters stop you from thinking outside of the box. We never know when tools like this will be exactly what we needed. Try building a mini metal lathe, or mill for your next project. Cheers m8

[@hekterr6677]

The height of the table on the chopsaw never changes..a block of wood the same dimension works well

[@richardingle7540]

Great idea , good use of a spare Jack, perfect for kitchen fitting , cutting the plinths pelmets and corniche, buggers are always long and bendy and pieces of wood never work , cutting multiples lengths would be easy with that roller and the 4 feet fully adjustable, yeah a really useful tool , mine would be smaller and made of wood but that's because i can't weld, so thank you for giving me a way to help save me from struggling 👍👍👌

[@Towmaster2013]

You are probably the best builder of old and throw away parts keep up the good work! Thank You for posting!!

[@robertdavis6708]

Very nice. That's thinking out of the box. I liked the video and please keep them coming.

[@danielbouchotvidal5966]

Hola amigo gusto en saludarte lo felicitó por sus trabajos la verdad me an sido muy útiles siga asi lo felicitó gracias

[@coolbk]

이런걸 뚝딱뚝딱 만드시는 분이 요즘 너무 부럽고 멋있는것같아요~~ 이런 기술과 스킬을 배우려면 어디서 배울수 있나요?ㅠㅠ 뭐부터 시작해야할까요?

[@jorgealbertocalderarodrigu9418]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻GENIO

[@김용구-q9j]

저도 필요해서 몇개 만들려구 햇는데 한층 업그레이드 된 물건을 보게 되니 벌써 설레입니다.몇번 반복해서 보고 잘 만들어서 쓸게요 감사합니다.

[@douglasgoldstein8990]

Apparently these videos where people make overbuilt, somewhat useless tools in an overly drawn out super vague format with no music are what the masses want to watch. Millions of views in just a few days. Nice.

[@MentalCatalyst]

This is a great idea and a wonderful helper tool for someone working in the field, away from the confines of a well equipped and controlled shop. This video has given me a few other ideas for these abundantly available, crappy scissor jacks. Thank you!

[@MentalCatalyst]

@@choigotv001 That's what I was picturing. Right on! All the critics have soft hands and never worked a day in their life. Nor are they skilled or talented enough that they could work by themselves. Not that it matters, nobody would pay them for anything they could possibly offer. They're too stupid to garner any ideas from you, your useful tool, or your video you were nice enough to make and share. Keep on it, man. Good stuff!

[@tkskagen]

I kept "scratching my head" trying to figure out what this was going to be... Very simple "Multi-Utilitarian" Device!😎 Great job!👍 Take care, 🤓 -Thomas Western Washington State

[@raral3039]

뭔가 한참 봤는데~~지지대였군요. 정밀도가 높고 편리한 도구네요. 지난번 보여주신 어떤 영상에서 처럼~ 쟈키를 이용하면 편하겠다는 생각이 드네요.

[@dirtriderkechick9108]

I love scissor Jack's I'm a mechanic and everyone else hates them but they are very portable and I use my battery impact gun to raise and lower it in seconds I've used them in construction to level frames with the impact gun to quickly raise and lower it I love this idea I'm pondering now making one side with with twist handle and the other with a nut welded on to hit it with the impact gun and have both options with that upgrade and ur build I think it would be awesome I have so many tools to bring to a job that I have to try to keep weight low so I try not to bring floor Jack's if possible and the its way quicker to raise a car with a scissor jack and an impact gun then even a rapid pump floor jack I do a lot of builds and I love this idea great job!

[@JorgeRodriguez-ei2gi]

Great ideas mr, very good job, could you make a strong bike repair stad, not so complicated, but stro ng, thanks, from panama republic, joe say hello.

[@catchulater7483]

Ok make a drywall jack. I need one to do my ten foot ceiling and all the walls. Saw a nice one for about $700.00 and saw a cheap one for $129.00. Would like it to be easy for one person to use. Thanks i enjoy yr channel.

[@user-nomatter]

손재주가 좋으시네요.

[@skhong6668]

기존지붕판넬 처마끝출장절단 도해줄수 있는지요?

[@헤비와인-w7h]

저에게 꼭 필요한 발명품입니다. 만들어 봐야겠습니다. 감사합니다. 구독도 눌렀습니다.

[@r.radics3674]

Awesome job keep up the good work

[@diyoregonnowtexas9202]

I skipped to the end to see what it was. There was no way I'm sitting through this for 23 minutes.

[@larrywhalen127]

I did the same thing after 20 or 30 seconds, Mongo like fast forward.

[@boffwozere]

So you took a perfectly good car Jack and made something almost completely useless out of it!! And by the way your mig welder was running much too hot

[@glenndespres5317]

Wow. Cool tools I guess. It all starts with a good idea?

[@jamesbeemer7855]

Frankenstein would be proud of you .

[@СергейВанин-х9т]

Иногда бывает нужно подобное изобретение из-за резки множества длинного металла на неровной местности.Но на самом деле можно воспользоваться обычными подручными средствами-типа кирпичей и досок.Всё же лайкну,но вообще-то лучше приделать съёмную направляющую к с танку с регулируемой ножкой.😉

[@СергейВанин-х9т]

@@choigotv001 👍😉✌️

[@골드알라딘]

최 선생님! 아이디어 가 너무좋네요 멋진작품 보기좋았읍니다 다음영상 에서도 참신한 아이디어 기다리겠읍니다 멀리 미국 버지니아에서!!!

[@xltranger98]

No wrenches?

[@ВадимАбдрахманов-м7г]

Он змей горыныч или круг во лбу титан. Не могу смотреть умельцев с шлифнёй без кожуха.

[@NotaPix]

죄송합니다, 한국어를 몰라요 (google translator) 하지만 난 당신의 천재성을 칭찬하고 싶었습니다. 많은 사람들이 새로운 재료로 도구를 만드는 방법을 알고 있지만, 완전히 다른 도구에서 도구를 꺼내는 방법을 아는 사람은 거의 없습니다.

[@NotaPix]

@@choigotv001 당신. 나는 당신의 링크 비디오를 보았다. 좋은. 당신의 발명은 많은 도움이되고, 무거운 재료의 경우에는 등과 팔을 절약합니다. 나는 이미 나 자신을 위해 하나를 만드는 생각 다시 감사합니다. :)

[@gnbaird1123]

It would be much more useful if you take that thing you made and turn it into a car jack. If you get a flat tire or need to work on car from under it you can jack it up. And you can also use car jack for many other things like press or even use it to hold item up so you can cut them, you don't need a roller for that.

[@CrusaderSports250]

Why oh why do people think its fine to use an angle grinder without a guard, a lot of these people are Americans who don't even have a national health service, it took me forty five years and a tenth of a second to have mine, even though it had a guard it still severed two tendons and cut my hand to the bone, it took nearly six months in plaster and physiotherapy to get back to where I am now, three years on and it still hurts far more if I knock it than the other one. Guards are supplied for a very good reason so please stay safe.

[@thelyingscotsman7993]

Honestly you did not have to alter that Jack in any way to do this,just use as you found it.

[@anthonystinchcombe8169]

very handy when out on sight

[@callmenortnortin467]

Wow ! takes a jack,cuts it all up,,makes ,,,,,,,a jack out of it??? amazing ,,

[@АлександрУлятовский-ч2ф]

Потрясающее рукоблудство!

[@alainjeandebaisieux9784]

Une idée géniale simple et efficace bravo et merci surtout

[@EvelioPerez]

I suggest a new title: " How to piss off every metal craftsman in the planet while creating an incredibly useless contraption"

[@moverling5]

No wonder you didn't show your face.

[@allothernamesbutthis]

hows it useless? did you watch what he used it for?

[@cubmixit]

Where’s the one u built?

[@jackthomas1978]

I just had same thought after 20 min trying to work out what it was

[@shawnh2590]

@@allothernamesbutthis could have flipped a 2x4 on edge to accomplish the same thing

[@TheFarrukhnaveed]

stupendous idea ever

[@mxman4046]

Very nice, when I have some time I will make one. Good job.

[@nellymendozacontreras1282]

WOW Espectacular ☺️

[@texhow1]

Why not just use a block of wood, its a waste of a good jack.

[@paskalmasenga2587]

Mko vizuri sana

[@MehdiK-qe8nr]

what is your welding machine?

[@terrenciawhyte1544]

Good job, why all these bad comments what hurt me the most it wasn't one bad person stop guys

[@jusdatavenia7257]

you are skilled, but you made a big mistake: you splashed water during welding. this can never be done, because you have made a temper which weakens the metal. the quenching has to be done at the right temperature, when the material is all heated up.

[@андрейрыбачук-н8к]

браво мастеру !!!

[@derikkruger4953]

Lot of trouble for something slightly useful.

[@scout4locations]

I wonder what he will use to make a car jack for changing tires? Probably a tennis racket , some zip ties and an old back scratcher

[@caseyhowell2220]

Really???🤔😒

[@damarcastro768]

Gostei muito dessa ideia abraço amigo fique com deus

[@alward9901]

WHY NO USE THE ORIGINAL JACK FOR THE SAME JOB ? OR AM I MISSING SOME THING .

[@victorrehuss226]

I think the original is probably better. This the first comment I have made that is not a compliment. I just dont get it?

[@dirtriderkechick9108]

@@victorrehuss226 the originals are incredibly unsturdy and take forever to get up and down so when ur on the side of the road it's a pain in the ass and if u break down on uneven ground ur screwed I've seen these Jack's make a car fall off the jack several times and do damage that's why most mechanics hate them but me as a mechanic like upgrading them and using an impact gun to raise and lower faster because it's still better then carrying a big jack with u and it's still light and portable but with those upgrades it's now much better much easier and u don't loose the portability of it and with the movable adjustable feet u don't have to worry about being on uneven ground and car falling off the jack u can just adjust whatever foot u need to make it sturdy this is actually a good build

[@migueltabares7912]

Finally a video whit no music!!

[@dianeblum1085]

No welding mask, no grinder guard, no welding skills, welding to bearings no proper spanners or wire brush etc. and absolutely no Idea. Would make a good Health and Safety video of what not to do.

[@wakefieldyorkshire]

With a few modifications I bet a useful scissor jack could be made out of that thing.

[@waynemackenziesr5005]

Umm all that work to replace a block of wood of the same height?

[@sujum271]

헐~ 간단하고 쉬운걸 댑따 복잡하고 어렵게 만드는 재주가 있으시네 ㅋㅋ

[@VanClaaude]

Ok, I think everybody will agree, if I state that my car jack does exactly the same job as that thing produced after 10 hours disassembly, welding, angle grinder cutting, bending and who knows what else. Why make something out of something if the original device already serves the same purpose as the final product. Too complicated? So is the work on the video!

[@tdenson2738]

good idea

[@ericstone8570]

Is that mig running without the gas turned on ?

[@jairorobles9162]

Este hombre nacio para complicarse la vida,

[@charlegordon645]

Jajaja

[@jugdiepsingh5209]

Cutting disc used without a guard most dangerous thing safety important aspect should be highlighted in these videos .

[@robt2151]

That second video shows how you use them, and that make good sense - maybe you should have included a few seconds of the finished items in use at the beginning of this video. Just a thought - if you weld a nut onto the end of the screw thread then you could use a drill with a socket to make raising and lowering easier.

[@dirtriderkechick9108]

That's exactly what I just said I use my impact gun on scissor lifts all the time works faster then a rapid pump floor jack it's lighter and I've even used them to level frames with a impact gun while doing construction and thhey were like damn I never thought of that I said well that's what happens when u hire a mechanic to do construction lmfao

[@normanbuchanan9710]

what is it? what is it's purpose? why did you make it?

[@JulianSanchez-rl3gz]

EXCELENTE SON UNOS GENIOS......

[@Charles61284]

You’ve just given me a great idea that threaded long bolt will make an excellent bearing extractor, just knock up a couple of cups, it’ll be very strong being a former Jak.

[@jrstanley8673]

Wow , u took something and made nothing. Impressive

[@brucemartini2288]

Those jacks Shouldent be Allowed for Auomotive use. foot is way too small, high danger risk🤔

[@dap5239]

Mucho trabajo y dañar un gato, para utilidad que tiene el gato tiene mas utilidad.

[@reginasilvestre]

Con dos ladrillos solucionaba el problema.

[@scout4locations]

It's just ok. It's not a cure for cancer. If I had to cut something long and it needed to be level at both ends, I would just put something to set the thing on. I guess I could go and make a roller but I would probably use poly urethane Skate wheels and a piece of pipe. Then just fix them all together some way. But seriously, pieces of wood (a set of dowels) would have been good enough. Sure hope he doesn't get a flat tire on the road. His jack was reincarnated

[@michaelobrien8137]

Before I needed one of those green things I wanted to loosen a hex knot. When I picked up a vice gripe to do that ma dad slapped my hand and showed my a box wrench. Douse this guy know about box, upped ended, or socket wrenches. And doesn’t he have a vice in his shop to help bend his flat stock.Any shop with a welder must have a vice

[@СергейПопков-ы7о]

А домкрат зачем испортил???

[@Файер-т4м]

До последних минут думал - испортил домкрат . Ну ладно опора ,так опора . Но можно в 3 раза проще при том же функционале.

[@robmosher362]

Too much welding flash. Why not simply put a hand between the flash and camera and save the viewers eyes.

[@TheZemun]

Such a waste of time and materials . Simple scissor jack can do the same , just put some rollers on top of them . I have that and works perfectly .

[@galaxystar527]

Good idea for outside work ...adjustable and stable👍 can you make a beer can crusher? I want your version and idea. If you do ....make it with motor and compact.✌️

[@amdidextrous]

So a piece of wood (3" square?) the same thickness as the chop saw base, problem solved...

[@감귤-o9y]

작기로 신박하십니다 댓글도 글로벌해지고 연말잘보내세요

[@abenamarosorio6909]

Esto es una jalada! Aquí con tabique queda!

[@user-djvud]

뭘 들으려고 저러시나 했더니 반전이네요 ㅋ

[@rich172]

I don't get it. Is there a part 2 or something I'm missing............ Well besides the 24 min. I'm missing now.

[@plutoblue8181]

굿 굿

[@centaur188]

why not use a proper socket or spanner instead of destroying the bolts with mole grips? made in hong kong lol

[@mattleggett5609]

Wow!! I watched all that for something a piece of wood could've done. I'm sure it's a handy device to have but damn really...

[@jobsopportunities9761]

Great content bro i ike it

[@altheskaterboy]

Really? All that effort?

[@alvarocampvs]

Todo ese trabajo para una corredera de aceros? Usar un acero de alta calidad para soportar un peso tan nimio? Como usar un elefante para aplastar una hormiga! Vaya desperdicio!

[@petersen4043]

Drawing your current through the bearing will destroy them, buy a welding hood so you don’t have to use stitch your welds rotten welds.

[@user-ghj3d8dgh]

04:50 에 지지는 용접기.. 스팟 같기도 하고... 용접봉 안 쓰고 되네요. 모델명 알 수 있나요?

[@user-ghj3d8dgh]

@@choigotv001 좋은 정보 감사합니다. 그런데 아크로도 지지던데 CO2만 하지 않은 이유가 뭔가요?

[@user-ghj3d8dgh]

@@choigotv001 그러니까... 아크홀더로 지지는 부분도 있고 노가스MIG 홀더로 지지는 부분도 있고... MIG 용접만 하지 않고 귀찮은데 아크도 병행하는 이유요..

[@raral3039]

옛날 스텐주전자가 있는데 이음새 부분이 물이 새요. 틈새 새는곳 같은 얇은 곳에도 아크용접이 될까요? 그리고 요즘 대세인 모든 다 용접된다는ㅡ프라즈마 용접기 인것 같아요 자동면 써야하나요? .절단도 되나요? 전 아직없어 부럽네요..ㅎ

[@melvis2017]

u are not a problem but just the one who watch you

[@FairvioyenPJ509]

Good job. I like it Done subscribe

[@robt2151]

Your wife's on the phone - she's got a puncture and can't find the jack!

[@johnsonolekone8888]

Beautiful stuff

[@robertbutler8004]

I'm still looking for the amazing part!!

[@johnwright4768]

Why don’t you do a continues weld rather than spotting.