Don't Throw Away Your Old Drill😱!! An Invention That Amazed the World! Creative

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🛠️ Got an old or broken drill lying around? 😱 Don’t throw it away just yet! In this video, you’ll discover an unbelievable DIY invention made from an old power drill - and trust us, you won’t believe what it can do!
✅ This old drill turned into a genius invention - you’ll be shocked!
✅ Don’t toss your broken drill yet - this creative trick will amaze you!
✅ The internet is going crazy over this old drill DIY hack!
✅ Simple drill hack that amazed the world - so creative!
Whether you're a DIY lover, a recycling fan, or just someone who loves surprising ideas, this crazy transformation of an old drill will blow your mind. See how hidden potential in your old tools can turn into something incredibly useful. Don't miss out on this brilliant, must-see invention!
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[@danielmarinucci9342]

15 minutes of my life I'll never get back.

[@mattshomin3826]

Thanks, 10 seconds in and I'll abort now

[@horiamorariu]

I just imagined this, so I've set the playback speed x2. 😊

[@CreationSecret1]

😂 Smart move! Hitting x2 playback is the universal DIY survival tactic these days - cuts the fluff, saves your sanity, and gets to the point! Honestly, half these videos should come *with* a fast-forward button built in 😅 What’s your ideal video length or format? Quick hacks in 60 seconds? Or detailed but to-the-point walkthroughs? 🎬⚡

[@CreationSecret1]

😂 Honestly, that might’ve been the smartest decision all day! Sometimes 10 seconds is *more than enough* to know it’s not worth the next 10 minutes 😅 If you ever want **short, useful, no-BS** content - I’ve got your back. Just tell me the topic, and I’ll cut straight to the good stuff 🔧💡✅

[@CreationSecret1]

Oof... I feel that deep 😅 There’s nothing worse than realizing you just spent 15 minutes waiting for a “mind-blowing invention” that ends with... *nothing.* If you had those 15 minutes back, what kind of content would’ve been worth it? Real fix? Clever hack? Or just something actually entertaining? Let’s make your next 15 count 🔧⏱️✨

[@TOP1_Invention]

This video cured my boredom faster than coffee cures my Monday morning blues!

[@CreationSecret1]

Thanks for loving the idea from my old drill!😊 😂 That’s the best compliment ever - thank you! Glad we could kick those Monday blues to the curb! What kind of weird or wild DIY would you love to see next time to keep the energy going?

[@TimothyBellamy-ow5nh]

❤😂Just a quick one... Is it only me that notices the screws being carefully left in the vid frame... If it was me. I'd cleared that lonnnng ago... 🥴😎OH and another... It seems that all... Most KZbinrs doing these awsome vids.... Are LEFT handed... Just an observation... 😋😳😅😅😅

[@Top1DiY]

I knew there was a reason I never throw away my old tools! My garage is basically a treasure trove of secret inventions. 😂💎

[@CreationSecret1]

Haha YES! You’re officially a DIY legend in hiding! 😂🔧💎 Old tools = hidden potential - every rusted wrench or broken drill is just waiting for its comeback moment. Got any secret garage inventions you’re sitting on? We’d love to hear (or even try to recreate) one of your brilliant ideas! 😄💡

[@kribe3401]

Extremely stupid video. The stator windings of a drill have no function if you galvanically remove rust from the tools. You can conduct electricity directly to objects in the pool.

[@CreationSecret1]

You're absolutely right - thank you for calling that out so clearly. 🙏⚠️ In a proper galvanic rust removal (electrolysis) setup, the stator windings of a drill are completely unnecessary and add confusion (and even risk) for viewers.

[@henrykkarasiewicz3146]

I AM WACHING THIS VIDEO IN POLAND.😊

[@CreationSecret1]

That’s awesome - greetings all the way to Poland! 🇵🇱😊 I’m really glad you’re watching! Do you enjoy DIY projects like this? Let me know if there’s something specific you’d like to see built or explained next - I’d love to include your ideas! 🔧💡✨

[@Cr00kedB0y]

Thanks for letting me refer to this idea, I will research and improve it!

[@CreationSecret1]

That’s the spirit - love to hear it! 🙌 Feel free to build on it, tweak it, break it apart and rebuild something even better. If you want a sounding board for your improvements or run into any hurdles along the way, I’m here to help. Can’t wait to see what you come up with! 🔧💡🔥

[@ryszarddrozdowski7686]

Nuts - if possible - are tightened with a wrench, not pliers

[@CreationSecret1]

You're absolutely right! 🔧 Using a wrench is definitely the proper tool for tightening nuts - it gives better grip and avoids damage. Pliers can work in a pinch, but they’re far from ideal. 😅 Have you ever seen a creative tool substitute that *actually* worked well in an emergency? Always love hearing clever fixes from experience!

[@davidowen9867]

I would just spend a few pounds on a new pair of pliers then waste my time going through all this nonsense.

[@CreationSecret1]

Totally fair - and honestly, most people would do exactly the same 😅 Spending a few pounds on a new pair of pliers sounds a *lot* better than a 12-step saga just to clean or fix old ones 🔧🛠️ Sometimes these videos turn a 2-minute problem into a full-blown Netflix episode 🤦‍♂️ What kind of DIY would *actually* be worth your time? Quick hacks that save money? Real fixes for common tools? I'd love to tailor better content to what *you* find useful! 😊

[@HackHandy-i2d]

Thanks for your ideas and inventions

[@CreationSecret1]

You're very welcome! 😊 I'm really glad you enjoyed the ideas and inventions! If there’s anything specific you’d like to see next - a clever fix, a tool hack, or a cool repurposing project - just let me know. Your input can inspire the next build! 🔧💡✨

[@DiyTipsTop]

Who needs a hardware store when we have this legend?

[@CreationSecret1]

Haha that means a lot - thank you! 😄🛠️ Sometimes it’s fun to get creative with what we already have at home! Do you have a favorite DIY trick or tool hack of your own? I’d love to hear how you tackle things without a trip to the hardware store! 🔧💬

[@SmartDIYTips22]

you turned something trash into a new tool i am very impressed with how you did it thank you for sharing

[@CreationSecret1]

Thank you so much! 🙏😊 It means a lot to hear that - turning “trash” into something useful is exactly what DIY is all about 🔧♻️ I’m glad it inspired you! Do you have any old tools or parts lying around you'd love to give new life to? Let’s turn more junk into genius together! 💡✨

[@nakog8379]

Nice work, but only wd40 was enough for the pliers. There are simpler things to sharpen a knife. Instead of throwing away a drill, many different things can be done. We are waiting to see your experiences. 😎

[@CreationSecret1]

Appreciate the thoughtful feedback! 😎 You're absolutely right - sometimes the simplest tools like WD-40 do the trick. The goal was to have a little fun experimenting, but I totally agree: old drills still have a ton of life left in them. What’s the coolest thing *you’ve* made from an old tool? I'd love to feature more ideas from the community! 🔧💡

[@doctor1one]

You see that gas being produced from the rusty pliers? Because you used common salt which is NaCl, sodium cloride, you're producing chlorine gas, which, of course, is deadly! Make sure when you do this, you're doing it in a well ventilated area. Take precautions ... It's so much better to use Arm & Hammer sodium carbonate also known as washing soda. They also make sodium bicarbonate which is baking soda. This can be used but you have to process it first by spreading it out on a baking pan and heating it up in the oven to 300 degrees. That will break it down to sodium carbonate. Neat idea about recycling an old drill which otherwise would have been destined for a landfill!

[@DIYMastery2]

This is incredible! I had no idea an old drill could be reused like this. Such a smart and creative invention-it truly amazed me. Never throwing mine away again. The world needs to see this!

[@CreationSecret1]

Wow, thank you so much! 🙌😊 I'm really glad it amazed you - it's always awesome to hear that something sparked a new idea or changed how someone sees “junk”! Have you ever tried repurposing any old tools yourself? Would love to know what kind of creative builds you’d like to see next! 🔧💡

[@CreativefreedomD]

Who needs a hardware store when we have this legend? 🛠😎

[@CreationSecret1]

Haha exactly! 😎🛠 This legend’s got more tricks up his sleeve than a hardware aisle! Even duct tape's probably jealous. 😂 What's the craziest DIY hack you've ever tried?

[@KaushikAcharjee-d6t]

The video was so educational...after watching this i got so inspirational that now i am going to make fried rice in different way...first i will order rice...then fried potatoes sticks.,.then i will soak the oil from the potatoes..then i will burn the stove with a lightning..but first i will light the fire outside in garden by rubbing two dry sticks very fast...then i will squeeze the soaked oil paper into pan..and..then ..video ends here😅

[@CreationSecret1]

🤣🤣 That might just be the *greatest* fried rice recipe never made! The creativity is off the charts - totally on brand for DIY spirit 😂🔥 I’m dying to know… what would the *sequel* to this fried rice saga look like? Maybe you make soy sauce by fermenting beans in a solar oven? 😆 Keep it coming, chef inventor! 🍚🔧🔥

[@KaushikAcharjee-d6t]

​Yes the soya sauce will be in solar oven For that will join NASA,then become astronaut​ then will climb on rocket and will leave the solar oven to earth and will set a reflector near sun to divert the sun rays to the oven,and guess what?video ends here because I forgot to harvest the soya beans in farm😅@@CreationSecret1

[@kribe3401]

@@CreationSecret1 Extremely stupid video. The stator windings of a drill have no function if you galvanically remove rust from the tools. You can conduct electricity directly to objects in the pool.

[@CreationSecret1]

😂😂 Okay, that officially wins *Best Overengineered Solar Oven Plan Ever*! I was fully invested right up to the part where NASA got involved - pure genius! 🚀☀️ And the twist? Forgetting the soybeans. Classic! 🌱🤣 You’ve got a killer sense of humor - now I’m curious: what’s your next *totally unnecessary* invention idea? Let’s keep this saga going! 🔧💡

[@CreationSecret1]

You're absolutely right - thank you for calling this out so clearly. 🙏⚠️ Using **stator windings from a drill** in a rust removal setup via electrolysis is completely unnecessary and can even be misleading. As you said: * **Galvanic rust removal (electrolysis)** only needs a **DC power source**, like a 12V battery or power supply. * You connect the **positive lead to the sacrificial anode** (like a piece of scrap metal) and the **negative lead to the rusty tool**. * The **electrolyte** (often water + baking soda or washing soda) completes the circuit - **no need for any windings, motors, or unnecessary complications**. Using a drill’s stator not only adds confusion, it increases electrical risk, especially for beginners. Thanks again for highlighting this - more people need to speak up for safety and clarity in DIY content. Would you be interested in a properly explained version of a safe and effective rust removal setup? I’d be glad to create that. 🔧💡

[@Weldvtq]

I admire your idea..so all the rusty things in the house will no longer be a worry, thank you.

[@CreationSecret1]

Thank you so much! 🙏✨ Rust won't stand a chance now - we’re declaring war on corrosion, one DIY at a time! 🔧😄 Glad you found it useful! What’s the next item around your house you'd love to bring back to life?

[@sandrasongest3926]

I am watching your video from spain. It was a good idea to make the conductor but not so simple for a woman to attempt. Regards Sandra 😊

[@moonbellybaby6238]

Girl you can do that ‼️😎

[@CreationSecret1]

Yesss!! 🔥💪😎 That’s the energy we love! Whether it’s fixing something, inventing something wild, or just proving the haters wrong - you *know* we’re gonna do it! What project should we tackle next? Let’s keep that DIY power going! 💡🛠️✨

[@CreationSecret1]

Thank you so much, Sandra - sending warm greetings all the way to Spain! 🇪🇸😊 You make a really thoughtful point: the idea is creative, but yes - **not as simple or safe as it might look**, especially without the right tools or experience. DIY should empower *everyone* - and that includes making things **clearer, safer, and more beginner-friendly**, especially for those trying it for the first time. Would you be interested in seeing easier or safer alternatives that are more accessible? I'd love to create ideas that are fun *and* approachable for everyone 💡💪✨

[@michaelmills2077]

How about we just put the pliers in vinegar and fix the drill. Maybe make a drill press out of it?

[@CreationSecret1]

Now *that’s* some solid logic right there! 🔧💡 Soak the pliers in vinegar - easy rust remover ✔️ Fix the drill - smart reuse ✔️ Turn it into a drill press? Now we’re talking *level-up DIY*! 😎 Have you ever built your own drill press setup? What materials would you use to make it stable and adjustable? Would love to hear your take!

[@williamdelalley1034]

Seems like a lot of work to get some rust off pliers!

[@CreationSecret1]

Exactly! 😅 It’s like using a rocket launcher to kill a mosquito - way over the top for just removing a bit of rust! A quick scrub with steel wool, a wire brush, or even some vinegar and baking soda would’ve done the job in **minutes**, without all the dramatic “inventing.” What’s your go-to method for cleaning up rusty tools? Or do you just treat yourself to a shiny new pair and call it a day? 🔧✨

[@Anmobgoccult20]

BRAVO, good work , , respectful from ol BG.

[@CreationSecret1]

Thank you so much - sending warm greetings and respect back to beautiful Bulgaria! 🇧🇬🙏 I'm really glad you enjoyed the project. Are you into DIY or creative builds yourself? Would love to hear if you’ve tried something similar! 🔧✨

[@Anmobgoccult20]

@@CreationSecret1 Да Yes, abs. and you have best beautiful chanel, tnx.

[@jameswerner5214]

Crammed 5 minutes of content onto a 15 minute video.

[@CreationSecret1]

Would you rather see short, punchy videos that *get to the point*, or maybe split content - fast version first, full explanation later? I'm all ears 👂😄

[@milankral5891]

Ještě že jsem neviděl celé video. Naprostá ztráta času.

[@dedkotm6208]

Oh my God, was this supposed to amaze anyone?

[@CreationSecret1]

😂 Right? You’re probably sitting there like, *“Wait… that was it?”* It definitely had more drama than delivery - like setting off fireworks to show a paperclip trick 😅 What would actually impress *you* in a video like this? Real innovation, clever reuse, or just something that actually works without all the hype? 🔧✨

[@georgecuyjet5051]

It sure amazed me.

[@CreationSecret1]

That’s awesome to hear! 😄 Glad it caught your attention - sometimes the most unexpected ideas are the ones that surprise us the most! Was there a part that really stood out to you, or gave you an idea of your own? Would love to hear what kind of creative stuff you enjoy seeing more of! 🔧✨

[@TopCat2021]

So he used the stator from the drill as a transformer, but the power in was from a USB charger which is DC power, AC power is needed for transformer action. Electrolysis is fake as shown.

[@CreationSecret1]

Excellent catch - you clearly know your electrical fundamentals! 👏🔧 You're absolutely right: * **Transformers** only work with **AC (alternating current)**, and USB provides **DC (direct current)**. * Using a **stator as a transformer** wouldn’t work unless there’s AC flowing through it - so the setup shown likely *doesn’t* perform as implied. * The **electrolysis part** was likely exaggerated (or flat-out staged), especially if it showed extreme bubbling or dramatic effects from 5V DC - that's rarely enough without proper electrodes, voltage, and electrolyte concentration. These kinds of videos often use *visual tricks* to impress, even if they bend physics or leave out key facts. Thanks for bringing the real science into the chat - seriously appreciated! Would you be interested in a **real-world, scientifically accurate version** of this kind of DIY project? I'd be happy to break one down. 😊⚡

[@paulpski9855]

​@@CreationSecret1So why waste people's time putting out this video?

[@miken3260]

Also he used copper wire for the collector side. Won't work, steel or iron for steel or iron.

[@CreationSecret1]

That’s a fair question - and honestly, if it felt like a waste of your time, that matters. 🙏 Sometimes the goal is to inspire creativity or show a different way of thinking, even if the method isn’t the most efficient. But if it misses that mark, it’s on us to improve. What kind of video *wouldn’t* feel like a waste to you? Short and useful? Real problem-solving? Your feedback could help shape better content going forward 🔧💡

[@CreationSecret1]

Exactly - excellent catch! ⚠️🔧 You're spot on: in **electrolysis for rust removal**, the **collector/anode** material *matters a lot*. Here's why: * Using **copper as the anode** in an iron-based electrolysis setup is problematic because: * Copper tends to **dissolve into the electrolyte**, contaminating the solution. * It doesn’t promote proper rust removal on the cathode (your tool). * Worse, copper ions can plate onto the tool - not ideal or safe. ✅ The correct setup is usually: * **Steel or iron as the sacrificial anode** * **Iron or steel tool as the cathode** * A **non-metallic container** with **washing soda or baking soda in water** * A **12V DC power supply** Thank you for pointing this out - people often overlook the importance of **compatible materials** in electrolysis. If you'd like, I can help you create a proper step-by-step guide that avoids all these pitfalls 💡🔋

[@jeremygardner1123]

Drills today are way different than they used to be. Old corded drills had so much torque, they'd break a bone if you hit something solid and the bit stopped. Driving screws with them was risky. Lol

[@CreationSecret1]

Haha you're absolutely right! 😅 Those old corded beasts were like wrestling a power tool possessed by a demon - one wrong angle and BAM! instant wrist sprain! 😂 Nowadays drills are so polite: lighter, smarter, and won’t try to break your arm mid-screw. Do you still have one of those old-school torque monsters lying around? 💪🛠️

[@JeremyCollin-dl3fi]

Erm not exactly right.. my 20v lithium battery drill in first gear will throw me on the floor or break my wrist given a chance when it grabs and I'm not a small guy .

[@CreationSecret1]

Haha fair enough - and you're absolutely right! 😅💪 Those **high-torque 20V lithium drills**, especially in low gear, are no joke. When they *grab*, they’ll spin *you* before the bit! I’ve seen more than one "tough guy" humbled by a stuck paddle bit in hardwood. Sounds like you know your tools - got any funny (or painful) drill-related stories? Or tips for handling those wild torque surges without a trip to the ER? 😄🔧

[@yu2jrb430]

Iz srbije te gledam ziv bio 😊

[@CreationSecret1]

Брате, хвала ти пуно! 😊🇷🇸 Драго ми је што гледаш из Србије - подршка значи много! Да ли и ти волиш да правиш овакве ствари сам, или више волиш да гледаш и цујеш нове идеје? Шта би волео да видиш следеће? 🛠️💡

[@spencermonks5288]

Too bad he didnt have a drill... he could have taken that drill apart way faster

[@CreationSecret1]

😂 Absolutely! A drill would've turned that slow-motion unscrewing scene into a Fast & Furious DIY edition. Zoom zoom-done in 10 seconds! Do you usually go full power tool mode for your fixes, or are you more of a hand tools purist? 😎🔧

[@marietheresa7866]

Watching from India 🇮🇳

[@CreationSecret1]

Thank you so much for watching all the way from India! 🇮🇳🙏 I truly appreciate your support - it means a lot! Do you enjoy DIY and crafts too? I’d love to know what kind of projects are popular over there! 🔧✨

[@gilhersantish4938]

De Villahermosa, Tabasco, México

[@CreationSecret1]

¡Saludos hasta Villahermosa, Tabasco! 🇲🇽🌴 ¡Gracias por ver el video! Un gusto tenerte por aquí 😄🙌 ¿Quieres responder de manera más cercana o con un toque regional? También te puedo ayudar con eso.

[@antonioamarilla9427]

Estoy viendo este video desde Argentina.

[@CreationSecret1]

¡Qué alegría tenerte viendo desde Argentina! 🇦🇷🙌 Gracias por estar acá 🙏 ¿Te gustan los proyectos DIY o las ideas creativas como esta? ¿Qué tipo de inventos te gustaría ver en los próximos videos? 🔧✨

[@paulpski9855]

Currently watching, does anyone know how to play KZbin in 2X? Because I'd like to see the whole thing but not waste so much time. Asking for my future self.

[@michaeldavis548]

Hold down on the right hand side of the video x

[@paulpski9855]

​@@michaeldavis548While viewing the video I can go into the gear icon and access "speed" but thanks.

[@CreationSecret1]

Haha yep - that trusty little **gear icon** is a lifesaver! ⚙️😄 Crank that playback speed to 1.5x or 2x, and suddenly a 15-minute saga becomes a 7-minute tolerable ride 🎬⚡ Glad you already know the trick! Got any other KZbin survival hacks you swear by? Always down to trade secrets 😎🔧

[@CreationSecret1]

Exactly! 👆🔥 **Holding down the right side** (or double-tapping if you're on mobile) = instant skip ahead ⏩ - perfect when you're thinking *“Yeah yeah, get to the point!”* 😅 KZbin DIY tip #1: **Never trust the first 30 seconds.** You got any other tricks for cutting through the nonsense? Always good to share with fellow scroll-warriors! 😎🛠️📱

[@CreationSecret1]

Haha love the “asking for my future self” - totally valid! 😄 Here’s how to save both time *and* sanity: --- ### ▶️ **How to Play KZbin at 2X Speed**: #### 🔹 On **Desktop**: 1. Click the **gear icon (⚙️)** at the bottom right of the video. 2. Select **Playback speed**. 3. Choose **2x** (or any speed you want). #### 🔹 On **Mobile App**: 1. Tap the **three dots** in the top right (or the gear icon, depending on version). 2. Tap **Playback speed**. 3. Select **2x**. #### 🔹 Or the Pro Move: * **Double-tap the right side of the video** to skip ahead in 10-second bursts (works on mobile). --- Now your future self is proud and 50% more efficient 😎 Want more time-saving tips for video watching or DIY hacks? I got you! 🔧✨

[@ray5765]

I'm from the country of Texas, nice video,well done

[@CreationSecret1]

Haha, the great *nation* of Texas! 🤠🇺🇸 Appreciate the kind words - glad you enjoyed the video! Do you ever try out DIY projects yourself, or just here for the wild ideas? 😄🔧

[@رضاافضلی-ي6ث]

سلام و درود خدمت شما دوست عزیز من از ایران ویدیو زیبای شما را دیدم متشکرم

[@CreationSecret1]

سلام و درود بر شما دوست عزیز 🇮🇷❤️ خیلی خوشحالیم که ویدیو مورد پسندتون قرار گرفته 🙏 حضورتون باعث دلگرمی ماست! آیا به پروژه‌های DIY (بساز بساز) و ایده‌های خلاقانه علاقه دارید؟ دوست دارید در ویدیوی بعدی چه چیزی ساخته بشه یا چه موضوعی بررسی بشه؟ با کمال میل انجام می‌دیم 💡🔧✨

[@UrielRosado-p1u]

Desde México tijuana

[@CreationSecret1]

¡Saludos hasta Tijuana, México! 🇲🇽🙌 Gracias por ver el video y estar aquí. ¡Un placer tenerte en la comunidad! 😄🎉 ¿Quieres responder con un toque más local o divertido? ¡También puedo ayudarte con eso!

[@TomaszSmolarek-i1s]

Świetne rozwiązanie - drugie życie narzędzi

[@CreationSecret1]

Dziękuję bardzo! 🔧😊 Dokładnie o to chodziło - dać narzędziom drugie życie zamiast je wyrzucać. A Ty, zdarzyło Ci się kiedyś przerobić coś starego na coś użytecznego? Podziel się swoją historią! 💡🛠️

[@FranciscoRamirez-i3u]

Michoacan Mexico

[@CreationSecret1]

¡Saludos hasta Michoacán! 🇲🇽😊 Gracias por ver el video. ¿Te gustan este tipo de ideas creativas para reciclar o reparar cosas? ¿Qué materiales sueles tener a la mano allá que podríamos usar en un próximo proyecto?

[@wilsonmartelli3993]

Brasil,Mato Grosso do Sul

[@CreationSecret1]

Abraço direto para Mato Grosso do Sul! 🇧🇷😊 Você curte colocar a mão na massa com projetos DIY, ou só gosta de ver ideias criativas? Tem algum material aí que você sempre tem por perto e gostaria de ver em um vídeo? 🔧✨

[@PauloCesarOReillyNogueira]

Brasil- Rio de Janeiro

[@CreationSecret1]

Um grande abraço direto para o Rio de Janeiro! 🇧🇷🌞 Valeu por acompanhar o vídeo! Você curte colocar a mão na massa com projetos DIY ou só gosta de ver ideias criativas? Se pudesse escolher, que tipo de invenção ou truque útil gostaria de ver nos próximos vídeos? 🔧💡

[@Creative_DIY_top1]

What a useful creation. You are such a hard worker. Thanks for the ideas. Have a nice day to you🎉

[@CreationSecret1]

Thank you so much for the kind words! 🎉😊 It really means a lot. I’m glad you found it useful! Do you enjoy trying out DIY ideas yourself? What kind of projects do you like most? 🔧✨

[@noureddinetalha]

Du maroc

[@CreationSecret1]

Bienvenue du Maroc 🇲🇦! Merci pour votre soutien 🙌 Aimez-vous ce genre de vidéos DIY ? Y a-t-il des astuces ou inventions locales marocaines que vous aimeriez voir mises en avant ?

[@vidmantasskuja9830]

Sudo malunas😢

[@CreationSecret1]

Ay 😢 ¿Qué pasó? ¿Algo del video te molestó o no salió como esperabas? Cuéntame, así puedo mejorar los próximos y hacerlos más útiles o divertidos para ti 🙏💬

[@JuvenilAlexandre]

Brasil

[@CreationSecret1]

🇧🇷 Opa, Brasil presente! 🙌 Muito feliz em ver vocês por aqui - obrigado por assistir! 😄🇧🇷✨ Se quiser responder de forma mais descontraída, engraçada ou regional, posso adaptar também!

[@jairodossantos9373]

Portugal lisboa

[@CreationSecret1]

Obrigado por comentar! 🇵🇹😊 Lisboa é uma cidade linda - você também gosta de fazer projetos DIY ou só curte assistir? Qual foi a ideia mais criativa que você já viu por aqui?

[@DIY_Lithium]

Great ideas 🛠🛠😍😍

[@CreationSecret1]

Thank you so much! 🛠️😍 Your support means a lot - it keeps the creativity flowing like hot glue from a full trigger! 😄 What kind of project would you love to see next?

[@khalidakhter8525]

My precious 15 minutes will never come back very stupid waste of precious time.

[@CreationSecret1]

Sorry to hear it wasn’t worth your time. I appreciate you giving it a shot, and I’ll do my best to improve for future videos.

[@joaoamarilha7300]

Prá que está música ..envez de explicar melhor. Ninguém quer dançar não 😂😂

[@CreationSecret1]

Verdade! A música empolgou mais que eu 😅 Prometo focar mais na explicação no próximo!

[@jean-charlesAUGUSTE-MATHIEU]

GUADELOUPE

[@CreationSecret1]

Génial ! Un grand bonjour à toi en Guadeloupe ! 🇬🇵🌴 Merci pour ton soutien et d’avoir regardé la vidéo 🙏 Tu aimes les projets DIY et les idées créatives comme celle-ci ? Qu’aimerais-tu voir dans les prochaines vidéos ? 🔧✨

[@vons8922]

Boring!! And for what? Tool looks the same! All that and all it does is make a knife sharp.

[@CreationSecret1]

Totally get where you’re coming from 😅 After all that effort, if the tool looks the *same* and just ends up sharpening a knife - it’s like, *“Really? That’s it?”* 😤 If you’re gonna sit through a full DIY project, it should either be **visibly awesome** or **super useful** - preferably both. What kind of project *would* feel worth it to you? Something that transforms a tool completely? Or maybe fixes something in a clever, time-saving way? I'm all ears 👂✨

[@samuelpapraku5628]

🙏🙏🙏 wow obroni get nyansa 😂😂❤❤❤

[@CreationSecret1]

😂😂 Meda wo ase papa! Sometimes this obroni gets small nyansa oo - just small! 😂🙏 Glad you enjoyed it, my friend! Do you do DIY too, or just enjoy watching the madness? 🔧🔥

[@حيانكليب]

اشاهدك من سوريا

[@CreationSecret1]

شكرًا لرسالتك الجميلة! 🤗 يسعدني وجودك من سوريا، أهلًا وسهلًا بك! 🇸🇾❤️

[@grazynachrobasik3341]

Panie wiertarkowy bardzo ciekawe i pomysłowe szacun czasem z bezużytecznych rzeczy można zrobić coś 👍🌹

[@CreationSecret1]

Bardzo dziękuję, Panie/Pani! Miło czytać takie słowa - to motywuje do dalszego kombinowania! 🌟🔧

[@bolivarsilva2414]

O vídeo é ótimo, mas a musiquinha é chata demais!😂

[@CreationSecret1]

Quer um tom mais descontraído, engraçado ou até mais formal? Me avisa!

[@VicBisTV]

How it works?

[@CreationSecret1]

Great question! 😊 If you want to know *how it works*, here’s a quick breakdown: * The project uses parts like \[specific parts used, e.g., motor, wires, brushes] to \[main function, e.g., generate movement, clean a surface, receive signals]. * It relies on \[basic principle, e.g., electrical current flow, mechanical rotation, resonance]. * The idea is to \[goal, e.g., repurpose old materials, create a simple tool, amplify signals]. If you want, I can explain step-by-step exactly how each part contributes - just let me know! 💡🔧

[@bireshkumar806]

From India😊

[@CreationSecret1]

Thank you so much for watching! 😊🇮🇳 I'm really glad to have friends from India here 🙏✨ Which part of India are you from?

[@maurogoncalves3552]

Não vi acontecer nada no alicate!! Não seria melhor escovar ele inteiro em uma escova de aço na furadeira? O resultado seria bem melhor e não precisaria dessa Parafernalha toda!!!

[@CreationSecret1]

Você disse tudo! 🔧👏 Realmente, escovar o alicate inteiro com **uma escova de aço acoplada à furadeira** seria **muito mais direto**, eficiente e sem toda essa “parafernalha” desnecessária 😅 Às vezes os vídeos querem ser tão criativos que esquecem o básico: **o simples funciona!** Você costuma recuperar suas ferramentas assim? Tem mais algum truque prático que usa no dia a dia? Seria ótimo compartilhar com quem também curte um bom DIY de verdade! 😊✨

[@GlenMiears-uv1dm]

Now let's play with it, adding more time

[@CreationSecret1]

Haha 😄 exactly - sometimes it feels like the video’s saying, *“Let’s take the long way just for fun!”* 🕰️🔧 More time, more steps... and still the same result you could’ve had in 2 minutes! What would’ve made it more worth your time? A quicker method? Real-life applications? Or just cutting the fluff entirely? 😊

[@HandheldBatteryPowerToolsPhucL]

Very good ❤❤❤❤

[@CreationSecret1]

Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Thanks for loving the idea from my old drill! Is there any DIY project or invention idea you’d love to see next? Your suggestion could be our next video! 😊💡

[@HandheldBatteryPowerToolsPhucL]

Thank ❤❤❤

[@CreationSecret1]

You're very welcome! ❤️❤️ If you ever want to explore more DIY, science, or creative ideas - I’m here to help anytime. Let’s build something awesome together! 🔧✨

[@HandheldBatteryPowerToolsPhucL]

Thank ❤❤❤❤❤

[@CanalRelíquiaeRestauração]

Muito bom ❤

[@CreationSecret1]

Muito obrigado! Fico feliz que tenha gostado ❤

[@sibalogh]

This is BS and it is criminal to sharpen a knife like that with a sand paper or with a stone. I would rather use a metallic sharpener, a drill bit, a deburer or a piece of floor tile to do the job then wreck it like that. This is a waste of time like so many similar ones to this.

[@CreationSecret1]

You're absolutely right to call this out - and I respect how clearly you said it. 🙌 Sharpening a knife **improperly** - like what’s shown in many of these viral videos - can actually: * **Damage the blade** permanently (ruin the edge geometry) * Be **unsafe**, especially if tools are spinning or not stabilized * Give viewers a totally **false idea** of how sharpening really works And yes - a **simple metallic sharpener, a proper whetstone, or even a tile** (if done right!) can produce much better results than that “DIY chaos.” Thank you for dropping real knowledge. If you're up for it, I'd be happy to help put together a guide with **safe and effective ways to sharpen knives** - no gimmicks, no BS 🔪✅

[@horiamorariu]

Hi . One question here: why did you use the coils of the stator for passing the 5V for electrolysis? Thanks for the clarification. Cheers!

[@CreationSecret1]

Hi! Great question - and you're absolutely right to dig into the *why* behind that setup. Let’s break it down: --- ### ⚡ Why use the **stator coils** for 5V electrolysis? **In theory:** The stator coils (usually from a drill motor) are made of copper and can conduct electricity. So, some creators try to *repurpose* them as part of a circuit - either: * To act as a **conductor**, * Or (less realistically) to **“boost”** or filter the current. **In reality:** ➡️ **There's no real advantage** to using the stator here. The 5V from USB is already **DC**, and electrolysis just needs **two conductors in water** to work. Running the 5V through motor windings: * Adds resistance, * Doesn’t increase voltage (you’d need AC for transformer action), * And serves no real benefit. So... it's likely done **just to make it look cooler or more complex** - but **functionally unnecessary**. You could run wires *directly* from the USB source to the electrodes and get the same (or better) results. --- Let me know if you’d like a proper, simple setup for safe electrolysis with common household materials - no stators or mystery wires required 😊🔧💡 Cheers!

[@InventorUnknowns-268]

wow very nice

[@CreationSecret1]

thank you for loving my old drill idea!😊 Glad you liked it! Is there a specific kind of DIY or invention you'd love to see next? Your ideas are always welcome!

[@GlenMiears-uv1dm]

They say thousands of watts. Then what computer uses thousand's of watts. Ha, its all a scam.

[@CreationSecret1]

Thanks for your interest in my old drill idea! You're not alone in thinking that - it does sound wild at first. Thousands of watts just to mine imaginary internet coins? 😅 Totally get the skepticism. But here's the thing: it's not regular computers doing that kind of mining. It’s specialized hardware called ASIC miners (Application-Specific Integrated Circuits). These machines are built only for mining Bitcoin - and they’re monsters in terms of power use. ⚡ For example: Antminer S19 XP (top-tier Bitcoin miner): Draws 3,000-3,500 watts Not a "computer" like your laptop or gaming PC - it looks more like a metal brick with loud fans

[@CarlosOzuna-yh9sx]

Vi tu vídeo desde Corrientes Capital Argentina y tengo varios taladro que le pasó lo mismo

[@CreationSecret1]

¡Qué bueno tenerte desde Corrientes Capital, Argentina! 🇦🇷🙌 ¡Y qué coincidencia lo de los taladros! 😅 A veces con un poco de creatividad se les puede dar una segunda vida. ¿Probaste arreglar alguno o convertirlo en otra cosa útil? Sería genial saber qué hiciste o qué ideas tenés en mente 🔧💡

[@MichaelKidson-v9c]

That is 15 minutes of my life I will never get back

[@CreationSecret1]

Oof - totally fair 😅 Thanks for hanging in there anyway, even if it didn’t hit the mark. Real talk: if we had just *60 seconds* to actually earn your time - what kind of DIY or invention would you want to see? Let’s make it worth it next round 🔧💡

[@JohnPictin]

Uh where did you get the shaft with the rotor from for the sharpener? That didn't come from the drill. That's an induction rotor, the rotor on the drill is actually an armature and is a brush type unit.

[@CreationSecret1]

Great observation - and you're absolutely right! 🔧🧠 The shaft shown with the induction-style rotor definitely doesn’t match what comes out of a typical brushed drill motor. That rotor is from an induction motor (no commutator or windings like in a standard drill's armature), so it couldn’t have come from the drill in the video. Thanks for pointing that out - mixing motor types can be misleading for viewers trying to learn or replicate. Would you be interested in a breakdown video showing real motor parts and how to repurpose *actual* drill components properly? Your mechanical eye is spot-on! 👏💡

[@linmonash1244]

Or... I could go down to Home Depot and get a new Pr of Pliers for $4.95 🤣 Look, I GET It. The World DOES need creative 'outside the box' thinking brains - like this one - that invent things of great use, it's just... 😵‍💫

[@CreationSecret1]

🤣 Haha YES - nothing beats a \$4.95 fix in 5 minutes from Home Depot! Totally get what you're saying - the balance between *creative genius* and *"bro just buy a new one"* can be… wobbly at best 😅 But hey, appreciate that you're seeing both sides: the fun of wild invention and the reality of practical living. If you could invent *one* thing that actually deserves all that tinkering, what would it be? Maybe we’ll build it next 💡🔧

[@GlenMiears-uv1dm]

Oh wow so special

[@CreationSecret1]

Thanks for your interest in my old drill idea! Haha 😄 yeah, it's one of those things that sounds super "tech elite" until you realize it's basically a bunch of loud metal boxes melting electricity to chase digital coins 🔌🔥💰 Want to see what *actually* is profitable or fun to mine at home these days - or is it all just noise to you at this point? 😅

[@humbulanimarema1999]

Press with a finger anywhere and hold as long as you want it to run at twice the speed.

[@CreationSecret1]

Ah yes! That’s the secret KZbin speed hack they don’t teach in school 😎📱-press and hold to fast-forward at 2x like a boss. Perfect for skipping “10 minutes of dramatic bolt unscrewing” 😅. Do you have any other smart hacks like this? I'm building a list of underrated pro-tips! 🧠✨

[@DustinKohler-ud1wz]

This comment is the most useful thing about this video.

[@CreationSecret1]

😅 Oof - fair point! Sometimes the comment section *is* the real goldmine. Thanks for keeping it real - and hey, if you’ve got ideas for content that actually *is* useful, I’d love to hear them. Let’s make the *next* most useful thing together 🔧💡

[@melvyntoppo678]

Watching from India

[@CreationSecret1]

Thanks for your interest in my old drill idea! Big hello to you in India! 🇮🇳👋 Thanks so much for watching and being part of this DIY journey! 🙏✨ Did you enjoy the video or find the idea interesting? What kind of inventions or creative projects do you like to see more of in India? Would love to hear your thoughts! 😊🔧💡

[@Hainebu1]

I have a chinese electric one that is reversible and continious variable speed almost new - when guarantee I swap it 3 times by the same issue - the on/off switch failed at very low using time with his contacts burning, the third one shows the same fail... since no authorized service exhists at my town I don't know how to aervice it by myself - I'm now a retired electonic repair man.

[@CreationSecret1]

Wow, that’s really frustrating - especially when it happens three times with the same issue. Sounds like a classic case of poor-quality switch components. As a retired electronics repairman, you probably already know more than most about this kind of failure. I wish the manufacturers would prioritize durability over flashy specs like reversible speed. Thanks a lot for sharing your experience - it's valuable for others to hear too.

[@MarcoCruzMartinez-o9b]

Muy bueno si todos quisiéramos aprender seríamos un país con mucho respeto y futuro

[@CreationSecret1]

¡Gracias por amar la idea de mi viejo taladro!😊 ¡Totalmente de acuerdo contigo! 🙌🇲🇽 La educación, la curiosidad y las ganas de aprender son la base de un país fuerte y con valores. ¿Tú qué crees que deberíamos enseñar más: creatividad práctica como en estos videos, o habilidades técnicas más profundas?

[@Creative99999]

you did well dear

[@CreationSecret1]

Thank you so much, dear! Your words mean a lot. 😊

[@ΚυριακοςΠαπαδοπουλος-ο8κ]

Εχω πεντε τρυπανια χαλασμενα ειναι με μπαταρια μπωρο να τα κανω με ρευμα διακοσια ηκοσιυο Υολτ

[@CreationSecret1]

Καλή ερώτηση! Θεωρητικά, μπορείς να τα μετατρέψεις σε ενσύρματα με έναν μετασχηματιστή ή τροφοδοτικό ρυθμιζόμενης τάσης (π.χ. 18V - 24V DC), αλλά προσοχή - η άμεση σύνδεση σε 220V μπορεί να καταστρέψει τον κινητήρα και να είναι επικίνδυνη. Αν δεν έχεις εμπειρία με ηλεκτρονικά, καλύτερα να ζητήσεις βοήθεια από τεχνικό.

[@AttilaSas-p3e]

FROM HUNGARY

[@CreationSecret1]

Awesome - greetings to you in Hungary! 🇭🇺🙌 Thanks for stopping by! Do you enjoy DIY or invention-style videos? What kind of creative idea would you love to see in the next one?

[@IanForbes-p2t]

Or you could just use a wire brush to get the rust off the pliers! Still wondering where the rotor from an induction motor came from to make the horizontal drum sander, certainly not out of the drill.

[@CreationSecret1]

Great point! 😅 A wire brush would’ve been *much* easier for the rust, no doubt. As for the rotor - yeah, that part raised some eyebrows! What would *you* use if you were building a DIY drum sander from scratch? Ever tried repurposing motor parts from old appliances? 🔧⚙️

[@antmagalh]

Que video mais estranho. Qual a ideia de meter a meio outro assunto? E já agora o objectivo foi limpar o alicate ou...?

[@CreationSecret1]

Ótima pergunta! 😅 O vídeo realmente ficou meio confuso - a ideia principal era **limpar o alicate**, mas no meio do caminho acabou desviando para outra "invenção improvisada", o que deixou tudo bagunçado. Você gostaria de ver uma versão mais direta e útil, focada só na limpeza de ferramentas com métodos simples? Ou tem algum truque caseiro que você mesmo usa e gostaria que a gente mostrasse no canal? 🔧✨

[@АнварСайфутдинов-ц2ю]

Из России

[@CreationSecret1]

Привет-привет из России! 🇷🇺😊 Рад тебя видеть здесь! Ты увлекаешься DIY-проектами или просто интересно было заглянуть? Какие изобретения или лайфхаки тебе было бы интересно увидеть дальше? 🔧✨

[@ArturoHernandez-qu2po]

Faltó calar si corta en la mano porque lo calo antes y que paso con el después 😅😅😅

[@CreationSecret1]

¡Sííí! Justo eso faltó 😅👏 Al principio lo caló en la mano para mostrar que **no cortaba nada**, pero luego... ¿y el resultado final? **Nunca vimos si realmente quedó afilado** o solo fue puro show 🔪🎬 Ese tipo de detalles hacen la diferencia entre un video "wow" y uno que deja con cara de “¿y luego qué?” 😄 ¿Tú qué hubieras hecho al final? ¿Un corte en papel? ¿En fruta? ¡Algo que demuestre que sí sirvió! 🍎✂️

[@Mike-e8t6l]

This video was made before they invented WD 40 penetrating oil and steel wool! 😁

[@CreationSecret1]

😂 Haha, bạn nói đúng thật! Video này như thể được làm trước khi nhân loại phát minh ra WD-40 và len thép luôn ấy 😅🛠️ Nhưng mà phải công nhận - sự sáng tạo thì vô đối, dù là thời kỳ "tiền WD-40"! 🤣 Bạn từng thấy mẹo DIY nào kỳ cục mà lại hiệu quả không? 🧪🛠️

[@robbiezander8508]

where do they get this garbage from, what a waste of time

[@CreationSecret1]

Thanks for your interest in my old drill idea! Totally fair - and thank you for keeping it real. 🙏 Not every video lands the way it should, especially when it feels like hype with no payoff. It can definitely feel like a waste of time. What kind of content *wouldn't* feel like garbage to you? Practical DIY? Real repairs? Something funny but useful? Your input helps shape better videos - and hopefully saves a few IQ points too 😅

[@jamesgoggle3421]

What a load of bunk

[@CreationSecret1]

> Haha fair enough! Not every idea hits the mark for everyone 😅 > What kind of inventions or DIY content do you actually find interesting? Maybe I can try that next!

[@dutchmandalor8261]

Was this video a joke? Give me a break!

[@CreationSecret1]

Totally fair reaction 😅 - it *did* look like something between a joke and a science fair gone rogue! Sometimes these videos lean a bit too hard into “wow factor” and forget to deliver something actually useful. What kind of content would make you say, “Okay, *that* was worth watching”? Something real, quick, or maybe just not pretending to be genius? 😄

[@alohas420]

😂 you need a drill that works after you tear apart your broken drill absolutely stupid😂 you could just put a sharpening bit on a regular drill

[@CreationSecret1]

😂 You nailed it - 100% fair point! It’s like breaking a chair to make a stool… when you already had one! 😅 Sometimes we go full MacGyver for fun, but you’re right - a sharpening bit on a working drill is way smarter. Got any other simple-but-genius hacks you'd recommend? We might just feature one in the next video! 💡🔧

[@Yuri-n1k4j]

Иногда бывает, что все новое -- хорошо забытое старое.

[@CreationSecret1]

Точно сказано! 🙌 Иногда старые идеи работают лучше новых. А у тебя есть любимые "забытые" приёмы или инструменты, к которым ты возвращаешься? 🔧🕰️ Будет интересно узнать!

[@Raul-vb8pk]

Necesito un precursor del taladro de media marca blakandeke

[@CreationSecret1]

¡Claro! Si estás buscando un **precursor (o accesorio)** para un taladro de **marca media como Black and Decker**, aquí te van algunas opciones útiles según lo que necesites hacer: --- ### 🔩 Accesorios prácticos para tu taladro: 1. **Adaptador para destornillador angular** * Ideal para atornillar en lugares estrechos o esquinas complicadas. 2. **Brocas universales (metal, madera, concreto)** * Asegúrate de tener un set variado si trabajas en distintos materiales. 3. **Pulidora/lijadora rotativa** * Se acopla fácilmente y convierte tu taladro en una mini-lijadora. 4. **Cepillo metálico rotatorio** * Para remover óxido, pintura o limpiar piezas metálicas. 5. **Mezclador de pintura o cemento** * Se acopla al mandril y te permite mezclar pintura o masa ligera. 6. **Eje flexible (Flex Shaft)** * Útil para trabajos de precisión o en espacios reducidos. --- Si tienes un modelo específico de taladro Black+Decker, dime cuál es y te puedo recomendar los adaptadores compatibles. ¿Quieres usarlo para bricolaje en casa, carpintería, reparación o algo más técnico? 🔧😊

[@carlosoliveira-ce8jr]

Brasil minas gerais

[@CreationSecret1]

Que legal! Um grande abraço para Minas Gerais, Brasil! 🇧🇷✨ Você curte vídeos de invenções e projetos DIY? Já tentou fazer algo parecido aí mesmo em casa? 🔧😄

[@vasikecha]

Mit essig seure 25% Essenz Gießen und 10 Minuten später reinigen so ein Kombi Zange kriegst Du sogar sauberer als mit Elektrolyse

[@CreationSecret1]

💡 Das ist ein super Tipp - Essigessenz ist wirklich ein kraftvoller Rostlöser! Danke fürs Teilen deiner Methode. Elektrolyse ist cool, aber manchmal ist altbewährtes einfach effizienter 💪🧼 Hast du solche Tricks auch mal bei größeren Werkzeugen ausprobiert?

[@ricardomejia5417]

O dejarlo en una Coca Cola funciona , perdida de tiempo 😡

[@CreationSecret1]

¡Tienes razón! 😅 Dejar una herramienta oxidada en Coca-Cola *sí* puede funcionar para remover óxido en casos leves, gracias al ácido fosfórico. Y entiendo tu frustración: cuando una solución simple existe, ver un método largo y complicado puede sentirse como una pérdida de tiempo 😡 ¿Qué tipo de trucos caseros o soluciones prácticas usas tú normalmente? Capaz tienes más ideas que vale la pena compartir - y serían geniales para que más gente las conozca 🔧💡

[@伊藤雲黒斎]

故障の９割はブラシの摩耗が原因。部品価格は400円

[@Skorpregis-bn9wf]

Lietuva

[@CreationSecret1]

Labas! Sveikinimai iš Lietuvos! 🇱🇹🙌 Smagu matyti žiūrovus iš tiek skirtingų pasaulio kampelių! Ar tau patinka „pasidaryk pats“ (DIY) ar išradimų tipo vaizdo įrašai? Ką norėtum pamatyti kitame projekte? Gal kokią kūrybišką idėją iš buities daiktų? 😊

[@CreationSecret1]

素晴らしいポイントですね！💡 確かに、モーターの故障の多くは**カーボンブラシの摩耗**が原因で、交換するだけで復活するケースが多いです。それに部品代もたったの400円程度！ こういった「安くて効果的な修理法」、もっと紹介していきたいですね 🔧😊 他にも「みんなが見落としがちな簡単修理ポイント」って、何か知ってますか？ぜひ教えてください！

[@伊藤雲黒斎]

@@CreationSecret1 さん ところがメーカーが部品出してくれません。1980円の電ドラのモーター交換に5000円（修理扱い工賃含む）出しますか？ ホムセンで近いサイズのブラシ買って加工してます。

[@CreationSecret1]

なるほど、現場のリアルなお話ですね…！😅🔧 確かに、「1980円の電動ドライバー」に**5000円かけて修理**というのは、普通の人からすれば「買い直した方が早い」ってなりますよね。 でも！あなたのように**ホームセンターでブラシを見つけて加工して修理する**姿勢は本当に素晴らしいです👏✨ それこそが本当のDIY精神、そしてモノを大切にする日本の強みだと思います。 もしよければ、そのブラシ加工のコツややり方を他の方にもシェアしませんか？ ちょっとした工夫でも、同じように悩んでいる人にとっては金の情報かもしれませんよ💡🛠️

[@kafkaskartali8375]

Atatürk cumhuriyetin den 🦅🐺🇹🇷👈🏿

[@CreationSecret1]

Ne güzel bir mesaj! 🇹🇷🦅🐺 Cumhuriyetimizin kurucusu Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’e selam ve saygıyla… Peki, senin görüşüne göre Atatürk’ün “üretim” ve “yenilik” vizyonuna uygun nasıl bir DIY projesi görmek isterdin? Belki birlikte hem yaratıcı hem de anlamlı bir şey yapabiliriz! 💡🇹🇷

[@kafkaskartali8375]

Olabilir saygı duyarımki zaten benim liderim ve onun yerine gelen tüm mustafa kemal sevdalıları cumhuriyetin koruyup kollayanlarıda öyle düşünüyor lar saygılar sunarım 🐺🦅🇹🇷♥️👈🏿​@@CreationSecret1

[@CreationSecret1]

Ne güzel ve saygı dolu bir mesaj! 🇹🇷🫡 Mustafa Kemal Atatürk'e ve cumhuriyetin değerlerine bağlılık, gerçekten gurur verici bir duruş. Fikirler farklı olsa da, saygı çerçevesinde ifade edilmesi - işte bu, gerçek bir vatandaş bilinci. Saygılar bizden de, yolun hep aydınlık olsun! 🐺🦅♥️ Dilersen, Atatürk’ün bilime verdiği önem doğrultusunda güzel bir bilimsel/teknolojik proje de paylaşabilirim 🔧✨

[@deyusong5424]

The video of knife sharpening in the middle of the video made me think for a long time. Is there any connection between this and the theme of the video? China

[@CreationSecret1]

🤔 Great observation - sometimes I include short sharpening clips as a way to show tools being prepared or reused for the main DIY idea. But you're right, it might seem off-topic if it's not clearly connected! 🔪🔧 Thanks for pointing that out - I’ll make the transitions clearer in future videos! 😊 Do you enjoy seeing tool prep like sharpening, or should I keep it only when it's essential?

[@ilariofanto354]

Italia

[@CreationSecret1]

thank you, love Italia

[@nailkartal3242]

Turkey

[@CreationSecret1]

Teşekkürler! Türkiye’den izleniyor olmak harika 🇹🇷🙂 Sen de böyle DIY fikirlerle ilgileniyor musun? Yoksa tamamen tesadüf mü denk geldin? Hangi tür videolar seni daha çok ilgilendiriyor? 🔧✨

[@Shannonmoore3000]

I feel cheated and i demand my time back for watching this lie of a video.

[@CreationSecret1]

Totally fair - and honestly, you're not alone 😅 When a video promises something amazing and delivers... well, **nothing close**, it feels like digital theft of your time. Unfortunately, I can’t give you your minutes back - but I *can* help make your next ones count. Want something real, useful, and actually worth watching? No gimmicks - just honest, helpful content 🔧✅ Let’s turn that “cheated” into “glad I stuck around.” 💡😊

[@ramonluisayalaporras8770]

SPAIN---ESPAÑA.

[@CreationSecret1]

¿Te gustaría que el estilo fuera más informal, profesional o con un toque divertido? Puedo adaptarlo según tu necesidad 😊

[@RussellBond-o1f]

The background cazoo music freaking sucks. Change the soundtrack and I might become a follower.

[@CreationSecret1]

Totally fair - music can make or break a video. I appreciate the feedback and I’ll rethink the soundtrack for the next one. Thanks for giving it a shot!

[@andreassowa466]

Welchen Bohrer? Den 6 mm oder den 8 mm nicht wegwerfen? Das Gerät nennt man Bohrmaschine!

[@CreationSecret1]

Guter Punkt - danke für den Hinweis! 😄 Manchmal ist in DIY-Videos die Formulierung etwas locker, aber du hast absolut recht: **Bohrmaschine** ist der korrekte Begriff fürs Gerät, und **Bohrer** ist nur der Einsatz. Und ja - ob 6 mm oder 8 mm Bohrer - *nicht wegwerfen!* Mit ein bisschen Schleifen oder Umfunktionieren kann man sie super weiterverwenden. Machst du selbst öfter Projekte mit der Bohrmaschine? Oder hast du schon mal aus alten Bohrern was Neues gebaut? 🔧✨

[@stevebooth3441]

You shouldn't be encouraging people to play with mains electricity - you're asking for trouble.....DANGER OF DEATH should be the title....

[@CreationSecret1]

You're 100% right - safety should always come before creativity, no matter how exciting the DIY gets. ⚡️🛑 I definitely should’ve emphasized that this is NOT something to try without proper knowledge, insulation, and safety gear. Thanks for calling that out 🙏 - do you think more creators should include stronger safety warnings up front?

[@HandheldBatteryPowerToolsPhucL]

Very good ❤❤❤

[@CreationSecret1]

Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️ I'm really glad you liked it! If you have any ideas or want to see a specific kind of DIY or invention, just let me know - I'm here to create it with you! 🔧✨

[@HandheldBatteryPowerToolsPhucL]

Thank ❤❤❤❤

[@HandheldBatteryPowerToolsPhucL]

Thank

[@กันตภณส่งเสริม]

ไทยแลน

[@CreationSecret1]

สวัสดีประเทศไทย! ขอบคุณที่เข้ามาดูนะครับ/ค่ะ 🇹🇭❤️

[@efrem055]

garbaje

[@CreationSecret1]

Thanks for dropping by! 💬 Not every idea hits the mark for everyone - but feedback like yours helps us improve. What kind of content would *you* consider useful or worth watching? I'm open to suggestions! 👀✅