Cool idea from a plastic pipe, for a garage or workshop!

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Cool idea from a plastic pipe, for a garage or workshop!
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[@menscraft7985]

Do you like this idea friends? Друзья как вам эта идея?

[@tommypetraglia4688]

Exemplary, and very compelling to watch.. the a nice bit of engineering, execution and video production. I always look forward to your next upload. And just like you say at the end of each video I give you a 👍

[@thelk1851]

🖐️🖐️🤝🤝🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@rtyhgfplmkoi4784]

Seen it done before. This isn't original.

[@menscraft7985]

Are you confusing something)

[@vitocatone5993]

Men's Craft aspirapolvere

[@dalesmth1]

Anyone else click on this just to see what the point is?

[@justinberdell7517]

Yes

[@andhewonders]

What is it?

[@NegativeSpacePhoto]

@@andhewonders dust collector

[@Lexielouwho]

Yes. I thought it was a humane mouse trap that once a mouse goes it his weight shifts it so that the stick closes. This way you don't kill it by poison or snapping it's neck but rather re-home it far far away. Lol. I guess I was wishful thinking. A description in The description box would have been nice.

[@andhewonders]

@@NegativeSpacePhoto Do you think if I put different hole sizes in it that I could measure spaghetti?

[@Ballistixwear]

I was gonna try this but I can’t afford all the nails.

[@skaughtsman]

😂 I was getting stressed by the many nails too.

[@SportsFan0027]

I literally had no idea where this was going…I thought you were making large binoculars

[@1dallasstarsfan]

For real though lol.

[@kylestephens9593]

i thought about the binos for a second, too! i was trying to think about what could this possibly be as the video went on. the sealing between parts gave me a clue it was going to be something about air. but that's it :D

[@jacobh9487]

Or a garbage bin inside viewer, in case you were curious what's making all that racket without having to open the smelly lid.

[@Broockle]

The clicky thing reminded me so much of the face of the vacuum cleaner robot in teletubbies. I can't believe it ended up being related xD

[@sujaysukumar123]

So they're not binoculars?

[@dudley5658]

Perfect for when you have the time, tools, and materials to make something you don’t need.

[@yeahthatshouldwork]

Wow....do you have nothing else going on in your life except to troll how-to-videos? Smh

[@dudley5658]

John Bryant says the one trolling the troll.

[@yeahthatshouldwork]

@@dudley5658 troll

[@nisbend]

No irritating music! No tedious chat! Just the natural sounds of the work being done. Beautiful. I didn't guess what it was til 7:31 and have no need for the finished product in my life but loved every second of it.

[@VW5767]

It took me that long too. Creative idea!

[@redsable6119]

That's worth a sub all by itself! Subbed.

[@2blkSSs]

I need to find that hammer!... cuts perfect circles and everything!

[@justingrey6008]

ThisoldTony has one that works with steel

[@suncookthrasher]

It just takes practice! It’s all in the wrist!

[@619onmine]

Was thinking the same shit. That thing is awesome.

[@neilchristiancalajate6747]

It was definitely the pen...

[@Crits-Crafts]

It even smooths the edges

[@jeremysmith9088]

Sometimes you watch the entire video to see what it is, sometimes is great sometimes you wish you could have the time back, thank God youtube videos are free

[@p1dru2art]

That's why I don't watch these videos I want to know what is before I sit there for an hour

[@jimweisgram9185]

Just skip to the end

[@BirdDogg]

Same thing could be made with 6 pvc fittings for anyone who doesn’t have the new Yankee workshop in their garage

[@loltom3703]

😂👍

[@zanecarmichael931]

But this ones more of a conversation piece

[@user-cq4qv9lg8e]

Тоже не давно болтик нашел думал думал что с ним сделать в конце концов собрал порше 🤣🤣🤣

[@slnguIarIty]

👏👍🤣

[@v_khankhalaev]

Из старой кроны собрал Теслу. Как тебе такое, Илон Маск?

[@eugeniyborisov4512]

Приветствую умельца! Молодец,всем бы так.

[@w.deelen6098]

@@eugeniyborisov4512 8 unuNM

[@billyandrew]

😂😂😂👏👏👏

[@user-kg1lo7ph5j]

Почему ролик не назвали "Шикарное использование клея" или "гениальное использование гвоздей!"??

[@user-wh8bi5uk5y]

Базаришь. Или шикарное использование в домашних условиях трубы для того что никогда не захочешь делать

[@user-kg1lo7ph5j]

@Agent SE не сомневайся.Делай!А критики сами к тебе придут)

[@user-gv4ry7dz2f]

А ещё это доморощенные DIY не показывают ни каких размеров

[@user-wh8bi5uk5y]

@@user-gv4ry7dz2f все на глаз четко должно получится, идеально.))

[@Buccaneer9]

The imprecise and non-symmetrical tacking drove me crazy.

[@achristian7015]

I was thinking the same thing. I tend to measure where nails and screws go for a nicer finish, even when it is not visible. In the end, I cut all my woodworking in the driveway. My shop is used for mechanical things.

[@juniorsandiford]

Was I the only one that thought 2 minutes in ‘what the hell is he making? 🤔

[@seregamark]

I spend 9 minutes on this🤣🤣

[@ildarrrr2]

And I am still thinking

[@mrabrasive51]

This was like watching someone travel clear around the world when they could of just taken 2 steps backwards!🤔

[@rogrambo]

My thoughts exactly.

[@kellymeier579]

What exactly does "could of" mean?

[@jdbalance]

Could have

[@kingairvwable]

Spot on.... I'd like those 9 minutes back please....

[@loscrimefighter1899]

Lmao! Comment/iobservation of the year!😂😂😂😂😂

[@Twiglet-pg6qp]

Well that’s 9minutes and 23seconds I ain’t getting back

[@rick-kx7gy]

which is about one one thousandths of what that idiot spent on one helluva waste of time , energy , & materials . reckon he couldn't afford two hoses for one vac .

[@jonthemachine1970]

Why not show at beginning of the video what he was going to make?

[@highdownmartin]

Just fast forward to the end. I don’t waste time wondering. At the end of the day, just have the two hoses tied up near the single outlet. Only slightly slower to unplug and plug in.

[@nunofbarros98]

But thanks to you, I didn’t waste them! Doing god works!

[@THOMASTHESAILOR]

There's a lot more minutes you ain't getting back..

[@paulpipitone8357]

I will never get that time back I lost watching this

[@timgiraud7591]

Did you build this because your shop vac doesn’t have wheels? Peculiar

[@stevenlaxton3618]

Its just a dust collector for wood working thats the only purpose

[@csn6234]

It prevents the sawdust from accumulating in the shop vac, which prolongs your filter's lifespan. Since the dust doesn't go into the vac, the filter doesn't clog, which means you don't have to replace them that often. They cost $20 and up, so this is worth it.

[@tavis2299]

@@csn6234 He could have build this all out of PVC plumbing pipe and run it around the garage so you can hook in at any point. Like a whole house vacuum system. It would have taken a lot less time.

[@riflemanism]

Love the 'hammer-saw' technique.

[@calamus80]

Yes 😂😂😂

[@lynnereynolds866]

How the heck does he do that?

[@seeqr9]

@@lynnereynolds866 tv magic, hon

[@havocproltd]

@@lynnereynolds866 ..oh, the secret is in the 500 or so steps he left out....

[@GeorgieChaos]

big Fix-It-Felix energy

[@KH93bKOo]

"Шикарное использование обрезка пластиковой трубы" звучит как "каша из топора"))

[@user-ty7rr4iw7i]

Он хоть палец не облизывал когда клей вытирал !?

[@JusBidniss]

They look kinda like Wall-E and EVE sitting there..... :)

[@LogicBob]

Here's a tip... PUT A CLIP SHOWING WTF YOUR IDEA DOES AT THE START OF THE VIDEO!

[@CTCTraining1]

I think that is exactly the trick with these types of video ... keep you watching till the end. Plus, not mentioning other significant pieces needed to complete the project, such as the collection barrel. What I think is more fun is working out what will break first ... I think the glue-screw boundary between the pipe and the wood valve assembly looks like the weak point to me.

[@roberthuot7887]

Awe come on now, that was pretty intertaining. Wish I was that savvy. If he would have identified what he was making, all would have left. Lol

[@mattmahoney890]

Why not have fun trying to guess the purpose!

[@keithklassen5320]

@@roberthuot7887 So what you're saying is, he has to trick people into watching his videos? And you like that?

[@roberthuot7887]

@@keithklassen5320 no, what I'm saying, is get a life!

[@sterjs]

For those wondering, he made a dust collector. It prevents the sawdust from reaching the body of the vacuum cleaner, which helps keep the filter from clogging with sawdust.

[@wilburosgoodwormsley]

Sterjs: thats what your air compressor if for to blow out the filter or you can put the foam ring on it then just wash it

[@michaeltempsch5282]

Generally called a cyclone separator.

[@DaivG]

It’s a split dust collector. Keeps the heavier particulate from clogging up the shop vac filter for those of you who don’t know. The switch is to maintain full vacuum power, but if you already have to walk over to switch it, I’d probably save myself the time/materials and get a pre-made inexpensive dust collector and swap hoses as needed.

[@FiltyIncognito]

It could be done way easier/cheaper anyway.

[@Fivizzz]

I don't get the point of the switch, both hoses end up connected the exact same way. Is the point just to have one hose for standard vacuuming and another for tools? Or I guess the ability to have two tools hosed up at the same time for quick switching? That seems like an overly complicated solution to a non-issue.

[@FiltyIncognito]

@@Fivizzz Splitting the hose reduces the power of the vacuum. If both hoses were open, you'd have half the suction. If it's just you in the shop you aren't going to be running two machines at once. The switch is so that you're not wasting vacuum power on doing nothing.

[@JivedSonen]

@@Fivizzz he could've had a stopper on the end of each hose, so it achieves the same thing but at least the controls are on the end of the hose you were going to work at anyway and it saves you a trip to the lever

[@JivedSonen]

@@FiltyIncognito but

[@alexpiskal173]

Реально, кроме обрезка пластиковой трубы ничего не надо ))))

[@googlreviews7813]

LOL, very nice project I suppose. As for me, I'll go to local hardware store and buy the whole system for few bucks 👍

[@OnePieceZoro36]

Dude loves that nail gun. Tack the wood like 20 times per step.. Even if he wanted to thats not coming apart

[@NikRsmn]

He forgot to nail the caulking down though :/

[@patrickhayes3099]

How about a little context in advance? Here is the product I will make today so viewers can decide if they want to watch or not.

[@whitefeather700]

I skipped to the end of the video to see what it was.

[@caseyberry8897]

@@whitefeather700 smarter man than I

[@toddly1133]

@@whitefeather700 *I was going to say the same thing. LoL!* I skip ahead often when I'm skimming through multiple videos in a short amount of time. I learned (this very same way) to do that long ago because some videos on here are like some pathetic movies that start out being as boring as watching paint dry. Then you watch and watch because you bought the movie ticket, half way through you're almost asleep, *then FINALLY after just 15 minutes through you feel like it's been a year* and it ends with it bringing less use into your life now than a dull butter knife would be in a fencing fight against a fencing Olympic Champion. *I've actually posted: HEY, I JUST LET YOU STEAL 20 MINUTES OF MY PRECIOUS LIFE AWAY FOR THIS?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?????!!!! PATHETIC!* Once bitten twice shy. LoL!

[@letsgoBrandon204]

@@whitefeather700 Damnit! 😫

[@NicholasCox85]

Got ya!!

[@nerfbutt]

I disagree with the critiques about this being pointless. I am constantly crafting similar things to shave seconds off my workflow. It adds up. I love stuff like this.

[@SilverSergeant]

Except the time in building this contraption far exceeds the time it takes to simply unplug one hose and plug in another.

[@taumus1]

It's an excellent build. And for people having a vacuum cleaner, they just need a large bucket to turn it into a chip extractor if the budget is tight.

[@yllanthrasblood9297]

It is a cool idea, one improvement could be cutting a slot in the side of the tank and backing with clear perspex so you can see when it is full (or possibly just use a clear drum.)

[@richfiddler11]

I really like your videos and appreciate straight-to-the-point style with no music or talking. I use a lot of the same techniques with plywood, glue, screws and finishing nails. On the project itself, very clever design for a sawdust separator! (there are simpler ways to do it of course) For other folks interested in simpler versions of this project, just look up "diy sawdust separator" or "cyclone sawdust separator"

[@nicholaszozar2709]

9 minutes of my life I will never get back.

[@Kk23ss]

How do you get back the remaining minutes of life you keep here?

[@mostlypeacefulrowan8747]

That is the most complex way to make a bong I have ever seen

[@user-mg8oy3gp4r]

Супер классно молодец!!!!! Спасибо за видео!!!!!!!!!

[@naioti]

I have to get one of them hammers that cut when you tap stuff

[@lesmcgann]

I was wondering the same thing.

[@BP-bx6si]

He got it from this old tony

[@LtDan-hr1pb]

I Googled for a Circle Cutting Hammer and had no results.

[@mimbriac1352]

Lol I rewinded that part few times to make sure I didn't miss something

[@KingBeevr]

@@mimbriac1352 I did too! I slowed it down to ¼ speed just to make sure I didn't miss anything.

[@nullsig]

thats because its a circle cutting pen.... its just a NORMAL hammer... lmao

[@VinKrishSolutions]

That's funny

[@RichardTomkins]

Genius, pure genius.

[@justingrey6008]

The 10 dollars I spent per blast gate seems excessive when compared to the money I would have saved with the hours of labor involved here.

[@THEFlea1991]

The experience sometimes counts

[@rikkieh]

Labor? Its fun to make. I see this not as work but as relaxation. Hobby :D

[@ivgeniuss]

"Шикарное использование обрезка пластиковой трубы"? Да там фанеры больше фанеры ушло на изготовление.

[@terryhutchinson9094]

Watched to the end. How is this better than the shop vac all by itself?

[@ConorNoakes]

Because you’d need to constantly swap hoses whereas this lets you, for example, have a hose permanently fitted to a table saw or other static tool as well as a hose for hand-tools, etc.

[@samuelblosser5446]

With most debris caught in the barrel rather than the vacuum the filter stays cleaner way longer. You get much better continuous suction. Many wood working shops incorporate similar products you can buy off the shelf.

[@Todd_Gerhardt]

No one else said this so I will, good job man and loving the hammer saw haha

[@abhebhai]

I think someone did in Russian down below 😇

[@Todd_Gerhardt]

@@abhebhai lol I can't read Russian i can barely read English 😅 🤣 😂

[@abhebhai]

@@Todd_Gerhardt I can't either haha. I was just guessing lol

[@Todd_Gerhardt]

@@abhebhai lol almost had me translating to see

[@genbud78]

That was alot of work for no benefit. Instead of emptying a shop vac occasionally you now have a 30 gallon barrel to dump. That's a little over 9 mins of my life I'll never get back..

[@tntpfs]

Actually. These work very well. I have a store bought unit that snaps into a 5 gallon bucket. Sure, you have to empty the bucket, but you empty 5-10 buckets for every time you need to clean out your filter. That's a big plus!

[@genbud78]

@@tntpfs I suppose it has it's place. Just seems like a lot of work when you can do as you did and purchase one.

[@lockboy422]

😂

[@mauryhan]

This is the method we are using on all of our shop machines, in lieu of a large shop dust collection system. As Tom stated these type systems do save on filter costs and since the filters clog less the suction remains strong longer as well. I do like his A/B valve which will allow me to pair a hand tool with a stationary tool saving the cost of extra shop vac units.

[@dorianfulton7168]

@@mauryhan Exactly!

[@pearlsrx]

Looks nothing like the thumbnail? What was the thumbnail a picture of?

[@facilitador4246]

I thought it was a new type of cowbell or block or clave for percussionists! 🎶🎵 🤣 He has a nice shop and some nice tools for making things though, ...

[@sasquatchhadarock968]

Anyone else's brain itching from how he consistently spaced his nails asymmetrically?

[@c_b5060]

Ya, who does that ???

[@user-kw6pu5le6p]

Вызывайте доктора дью)

[@xiaharaa209]

I really stayed up late to watch someone build a shopvac system. Neat

[@aaronsmith1861]

Somebody has a lot of spare time on their hands. Oooph!

[@benv5798]

The mystery was the best part.

[@George-ie1si]

I went straight to the end I only want know what it is not how he made it, I know I'm a cheat for that.

[@jb-uw2vt]

YES!!! IT WAS!!! Everybody else is of the newer generations of instant gratification. I enjoyed trying to guess and figure it out!! It was fun!!!

[@DingbatToast]

longest nail gun ad i've ever watched.

[@accidentalheadclunkers8517]

My long lost brother. Just add a baseball game on the radio, and a cooler.

[@johnoliveira8975]

Going to build one when i retire. Not time now. Lol

[@JLCraig58]

😂😂😂😂

[@user-up2cp8cy2c]

Надо было назвать : "Когда совсем нечего делать" или "Сон разума рождает чудовищ"

[@parkerkincaid1031]

Instructions unclear; blew all my budget on brad nails

[@corzarmishaw]

Try this on for size how about just swapping the hose from one tool to the other 🤔

[@G-ra-ha-m]

Far better airflow too.

[@kylerobinson2084]

Cause sometimes the connection point is hard to reach? Like his table saw?

[@branjosnow6244]

Yeah but you won't have to change the bag in the vacuum at all with this.

[@JannyMaha]

Then he wouldn't be able to show us his neat gadgets & doodads..

[@G-ra-ha-m]

@@kylerobinson2084 If he can reach the little switch, he can reach the hose. Also a good idea is to buy a 2nd shop vac.

[@dominicmeehan8322]

It's a periscope...no no it's a robot...no no... This person has way too much time on their hands...and I've just watched it!!??

[@diceblue6817]

it's a fake channel

[@diceblue6817]

@@saintnash1 Exactly, this is not someone in a workshop doing things and having a channel... this is a channel that uses a workshop - all fake

[@hurtfultruth6188]

Good grief man. How many hours were spent manufacturing this device? It takes a few seconds to pull a hose from a hole and switch it to another. I guess that's too much work?

[@Carnophobe]

If you want to find the most efficient way to do something, ask a lazy person to do it ;)

[@AmritMisra]

I think the point was more to build a DIY dust collection cyclone rather than a device to swap between two connected hoses... that being said there's a major design flaw in that dust is going to be trapped between the pieces of plywood in his gate and eventually clog.

[@wajisaleem]

I like the silence. No music, no talking.. just the sweet clattering of tools & materials.

[@wajisaleem]

@Agent SE Silence is Gold, my friend. The endings are the best part. It requires a little patience from the Viewer, & also a genuine interest in the subject matter.. but yes, these videos are very nicely put together. :)

[@squweh]

Nice sound track!

[@AbsolutEdd]

What the hell! I thought he was making a wooden VR Helmet for PornHub and then we end up with this!

[@JLCraig58]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Scottocaster6668]

HAHAHA!! 😝👍

[@phuctmunky5670]

Anybody else go straight to the comments?

[@user-mh4zo7hp6w]

Почти до конца ролика ожидал увидеть хитрую Мышеловку... )))

[@porky379]

2:38 "What the hell kinda magic is this"

[@facilitador4246]

I saw Hammer Saw! Bam!💥🔨 2:40, 7:40 🤔? 😂 🎶 🙏🏼

[@chris550i]

EiDiTinG✨✨✨

[@mas0n25]

lmaooo i was wondering the same thing

[@bigbomb5904]

Idk why you would not know that this is just editing effects

[@porky379]

@@bigbomb5904 No I HaD No IdEa It WaS EdItInG.......... " _ "

[@hectorrolandoespinosa2702]

💪Simplemente genial, es bueno sacudir la cabeza y crear cosas nuevas y útiles, me gusta !! 👍

[@tragikk03]

This is the kind of guy who wears gloves to work on a car so his pretty hands don't get dirty

[@cutrightsi]

Great job bro!! Diy dust collection thats awesome

[@chungpoww1000]

Wow! And I thought I was a craftsman. I'm completely humbled.

[@rayturner5186]

That's the stuff there. Sheetmetal guys do the same thing in large areas, with their compressed air supply. They call them "PIGS". You can have 6 attach points. This 2 point vacum is very ideal for a garage shop. Thanks for sharing.

[@jackdotzman2908]

Not only do you have a fantastic idea for the valve, you did an excellent job of making the video. None of the usual, how great I am BS, just excellent camera work showing us how you did it. Thank you. Jes, you should be in Hollywood. I guess I have to subscribe, I wouldn’t want to miss your next project, or, some might call it, work of art. Either you’re good designing stuff on your computer or you’ve worked the idea out in your head million times and you’ve made a bunch of them to perfect it to this level. One of the best “how to” videos I’ve seen on KZbin Again, thank you for going to the trouble, great vid. Jack in Missouri

[@menscraft7985]

Thanks buddy?

[@davidbeals2056]

Damnit KZbin algorithm....I want those 9+ minutes back!

[@user-uv5ve4np5n]

Имея столько инструмента почему не купить один раз нормальный пылесос и не изобретать велосипед)))

[@karabasbarabas3391]

Еще нужно было покрасить в серебряный металик и чтобы оранжевая линия пять сантиметров по центру)))) Миллион операций для хрен знает зачем)

[@igoski1582]

"Cool Idea" doesn't describe what the video is about. With no commentary, I had to FF to the end just to find out what it was that I was watching being built.

[@randosavage1459]

It's not about the end result, it's the friends we made along the way.

[@HikaruKatayamma]

When you have all the best toys, you can always make more toys. 😁

[@user-ei7so1uc9u]

Покажите в следующем ролике как сделать русский боевой лазер из обрезков водопроводных труб

[@Sunshineonmymind714]

As someone who actually has a shop vac and uses it often I think this is a great idea. I wish a part like this was available at the hardware store tbh. Anyone that has ever used a shop vac knows that even if you put the dust trap on the inside it still spits dust. For those who are unaware: yes a shopvac is a vacuum but it has two opening one is for suction and the other is for blowing air out. It literally takes two filters and a t shirt wrapped around the filter to keep my shop vac from spitting dust when I vacuum my garage and even then dust still gets everywhere for some reason. It is not a regular vacuum and dust goes flying everywhere if you don’t filter properly.

[@necrojoe]

Home Depot sells a "muffler" type attachment for the exhaust port of the Rodgit shop vacs. It acts as a diffuser to quiet some of the sound, as well as tempers the exhaust air through a foam so that it's not like a leaf blower out the back. Might be worth looking into if it could fit your vac, or if there's another similar item for your vac.

[@chashint1]

Something is wrong with your shop vac if it is spitting dust and this contraption will not help. I can think of four possible problems. 1: Wrong filter that doesn’t fit the machine. 2: Wrong type of filter for the debris you are vacuuming. FWIW fireplace ashes should never be vacuumed, while a HEPA filter will catch them it will clog almost immediately and if the vac is powerful it can tear the pleats of the filter. If you absolutely have to use the shop vac for ashes use shop vac bags and a HEPA filter, the bag will help protect the filter, but you will still have to clean it often. 3: Damaged filter. A powerful shop vac will tear the pleats of a clogged filter. 4: Filter not installed correctly.

[@lmdetect]

I like it, but there are simpler and faster ways.

[@jayman12348]

Yea you can find a splitter for about 5-10 bucks. Doesn't include the shut off feature but I'm sure they make them for not to much more.

[@CJBanks-nc5re]

That was a very creative way to build a vacuum splitter for your Shop-Vac. I believe it would be just as easy and relatively low cost to build a PVC pipe header with as many shut off valves that you needed.

[@G-ra-ha-m]

Very poor design for airflow, noise and clogging up too. A simple act of plugging one hose or the other would be best

[@RubberRivet]

This is making something because you want to make something rather than you need the item at the end.

[@hunter6406]

Гениально!!! И всего лишь из обрезка трубы...

[@morganahoff2242]

Very well produced video. I was watching it and amazed that he could make the product so well, and make a video at the same time. Now I see in the comments that it's probably a team of producers, not an individual. The one change I would make to the product, is to put the handle on top, so I don't have to reach around the hoses to switch it. That way, gravity would keep it in position. On the bottom, vibration and gravity could make it drift to the middle.

[@Gotchau]

Здорово вышло, однако я бы его никогда не нашел бы этот видос через поиск. Все подобные названия видео зачастую отталкивают. Лучше все-таки, когда название соответствует содержанию)

[@user-ub3ie9uh1o]

Совершенно верно. Ну назови по содержанию "говнососная приставка к пылесосу из говна и палок" можно приписать ШИКАРНАЯ.

[@LLIAPAIIOB]

Кстати да, через поиск такая прилада врятли найдется

[@Arkhangelsky]

Так ведь и ладно. Кто вообще будет искать ЭТО в поиске и зачем? 🤔 Подобные "изобретения", на мой взгляд, полезны подросткам на трудах. Кому и где ещё это может быть интересно, я хз.

[@Gotchau]

@@Arkhangelsky этот кран - простейший элемент централизованного удаления стружки с нескольких станков. Ставится всего один циклон на всю мастерскую и стоит он в специальном месте. Я себе буду делать такую систему. Правда ходить и щелкать краны руками такое себе, поэтому все будет автоматизировано.

[@jengolf]

Better title: "A cool idea from a plastic pipe, and 9,000 other parts, drill bits, pieces and a lifetime of learning and knowing." (I am clapping though.) :-)

[@KostenKavA]

Это называется ,,Каша из топора,,)) так можно сказать ,, шикарное использование самореза или кусочка дерева))) к

[@mariahvasilijevic6966]

It was a cool diy project, but more complicated than the title suggests.

[@r.w.7232]

I think he builds things just because he's bored. Not everything has any real practical used to them. LOL

[@JohnYalda]

Title is accurate. You're not a man so that's why you don't understand. It's not men's fault for evolving into tool wielding apes, it's mother nature who naturally selected our mutations to make us what we are. So in the end, it's Mother nature who is at fault and who seems to almost globally be gendered as a female for some reason. Some women will understand this, but many won't. At the same time, many men will understand this, but some won't. Just like there are some things women experience that men will never understand, the same goes in the other direction. Stop being bitter and enjoy this man's handiwork. 🖖 live long and prosper my fellow human!

[@mariahvasilijevic6966]

@@JohnYalda oh, don't get me wrong... I understand completely the entirety of this video. Being a woman has nothing to do with it. I was simply stating that the title says "cool idea from a plastic pipe" but it is more than just a plastic pipe. Its plastic pipe, wood, and new plastic barrell, as well as everything else he used to create the "vacuum attachment". He used quite a large variety of tools and materials in his workshop to create this new useful tool but it is still a complicated design for those that do not understand the process. Ttfn

[@mariahvasilijevic6966]

@@r.w.7232 I thought it was a pretty cool tool that many people could actually use. A bit complicated but cool nonetheless. It is definitely something he can be proud to say he made.

[@r.w.7232]

@@mariahvasilijevic6966 no doubt, I like watching projects, and even building my own whether they have any use or not.

[@MrMelichor]

I really feel there has to be a cheaper and less labor intensive way to get to the same finished product. Also, you need way more stuff to make this than the title suggests.

[@creativefest]

It's really great and it's inspiring..

[@airiqtibbits2387]

That's 9 minutes I'll never get back!

[@paulmatthaeus]

How to spend $1,500 of labor to build a $50 tool.

[@aliensquid]

The amount of tools needed is terrifying I will pass on ever being a wood craftsman.

[@TheGamersRace]

He didn't even use that many tools lol, I counted like 6

[@danielled8665]

You can do most projects if you’ve got a compound miter saw and a good drill with an assortment of bits, honestly. Just have to get creative! The more tools, the more possibilities and some things can be done with a nicer edge, or longer cut, but most things you can manage with a few really good utility tools. Oh wait, I forgot, a decent palm sander is a really good idea unless you enjoy sanding by hand for hours.

[@samwebernorbert5314]

Gute Idee! Super gemacht!

[@user-lq4wo6xc9d]

Сложный парень. Короче молодец.

[@rildain76]

Me for the first 8 minutes of the video: 🧐

[@donnervogel0187]

Fantastic! Фантастический!

[@MRGOLD99.999]

Dang it I thought was going to be a periscope! Lol👍

[@joepkortekaas8813]

Amazing! I never realized that plastic pipes had ideas!

[@colincharliesdroneadventur9102]

This is a cracking idea well done, even simplifying it down to a single hose system by being able turn a small capacity vacum into a much larger industrial size at a relatively low cost is magnificent idea 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@menscraft7985]

Thanks buddy!

[@isreallong3824]

@Tzuede Off the Cuff it won't "jump" the breaker. It will "trip" the breaker and open the circuit. Breakers don't jump, they trip. And what exactly do you mean by conduit run? You mean circuits? Because a conduit run can definitely have more than one circuit in it. Never heard that one before either. Sounds to me like your tryna sound like you know what you're talking about, but you might also be just blowing it out your ass. Ive been a journeyman electrician for the past 40 years and you kinda sound like you might have a clue as to what's going on, but not completely. Keep doing your homework you're off to a really good start. That's how I got started. Peace

[@alm7707]

@Tzuede Off the Cuff Huh? Where are the two vacuums?

[@oldfart269]

Go for quality instead of video quantity, and share everything about what you're doing, I.e., measurements, type of materials, size of pipe for starters.

[@rudyenter7823]

Almost as good as watching a mystery show. Well done, with the final minute revealing the why-done-it!

[@talegunner4414]

Very Nice. Great job showing your work. Dima I will be watching for more of your work.

[@tonyubr]

I'll just see if I've got one of those handy little height adjustable router bench thingys in the shed somewhere lol

[@todddixon5959]

Somebody's got to much time on there hands. Wish I had those tools though !

[@DMKarnholio]

HEY GUYS! Here's a cool idea if you have a spare length of pipe laying around! And a whole bunch of other sh*t, too! 😁😁😁😁

[@colrisney]

Yep, twenty minutes and a couple of scraps is all it takes!

[@Cyclone716]

Exactly what i was thinking! And days of time to put in the work, to end up with a $35.00 cyclone!

[@krodkrod8132]

Here's a cooler idea. You invent things so you become smarter and gain knowledge. That way you don't end up a stupid useless troll that only comments on things because you don't have the skill to do anything for yourself.

[@DMKarnholio]

@@krodkrod8132 or you could take that scalded badger out of your ass and have it go on a scavenger hunt for your sense of humor.

[@krodkrod8132]

@@DMKarnholio I must have hit the nail on the head.

[@user-ls7zj3vm7y]

Действительно, надо то обрезок трубы...