Few people know this secret of an ordinary jar and angle grinder.

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[@utube1818]

These types of videos never ceases to amaze me, they should be called 'how to over engineer a dangerous tool to solve a problem that doesn't exist'.

[@davidturner4987]

It's called DIWhy on reddit. People with too much time on their hands and not enough sense.

[@CraftAero]

@@davidturner4987 Now that actually makes sense. Still, a drill would have a LOT safer RPM for those who might actually try it. Better yet, go through the build and then run the grinder at its proper rpm. 😄

[@chrissometimes7473]

You are soooo right. My answer would be Evaporust - it does a much better job too.

[@masterenos]

@@CraftAero a 20 dollar rock tumbler

[@Bruisewillies]

Honestly, the state of the welds alone should be a clue.

[@saket29]

I had a lot of old pipes and rebar to cut up and from what I read kzbin.infoUgkxPDBfLu68o58Aw85O_J-zIFfjJARBhp-3 this would be the tool for the job. Since I had never used one, I watched a couple of youtube videos and I'm so glad I did. Some really good safety tips, which I followed, and this tool did a splendid job. One good thing to know is the weight of the tool puts just about the right amount of pressure on the metal I was cutting, so I didn't have to use a lot of pressure, which is more likely to jam the tool. It made fast work of my job.

[@grahamefeltis6559]

It would be a lot better for everyone if this remained a secret.

[@u.s.a.198]

Top secret

[@davidhenderson3400]

@@u.s.a.198 Area 51 TOP SECRET

[@axelusul]

Above Presidential Clearance on a need to know basis.

[@franksullivan1873]

LOL...It is a lot of work to de rust some bolts ,washers and nuts.It obviously messed the threads up on the bolts and easily could achieved a better result soaking in a chemical solution like gasoline or spraying with DW40.

[@BubuH-cq6km]

it's all about the clicks they =$$

[@Pablo_M98]

Few people know because there are better ways to get the job done. I almost didn’t watch the whole video but In the end I was rewarded to see the damaged bolt that isn’t worth keeping got sort of cleaned up.

[@johnhudson8197]

Tremendous amount of effort to clean the rust from a few small objects. I have accomplished the same using the wire brush side of my electric bench-mounted grinder in less than 5 minutes.

[@JavierJrSuico]

yeaah you can just wash it with diesel or wd40

[@hpaul2864]

Yes I use a wire wheel on one side of my bench grinder and use it regularly.

[@andyroo3022]

chuck some vinegar in the jar and leave the bolts in there for a few days to a week.

[@acoustic61]

But you didn't get a million views?

[@andyroo3022]

@@acoustic61 I bet 10 people made the thing. Everyone is curious as to what the jar lid does. Then we are all disappointed. Would you make this thing?

[@a.t.f.7633]

I have been working with metal for over 40 years and I can't even begin to describe how incredibly dangerous and irresponsible this is

[@davidhenderson3400]

Slowest grinder I have ever seen. All the ones that I have ever used both battery and electric run from 10 to 12 K. At 10,000 rpms that plastic jar would come apart like a hand grenade. And with the bolts and nuts in it you could end up with bolts and nuts in you

[@billymorris3265]

At least put “VARIABLE SPEED” in the captions, please. Some poor idiot with no audio is going to get seriously hurt.

[@BubuH-cq6km]

they don't care it's about the clicks, click =$$

[@wineycartwright9257]

@@billymorris3265 No one will ever try this

[@marshmoreland8365]

In 40 years working with metal you didn't learn even one concrete danger, injury or possible harm that could happen! Come on, man...

[@bobarrington7338]

A lot of unnecessary work! Put the old bolts in vinegar and soak.

[@superskills5065]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGi2cpaHidCEhrM

[@bernardkelly8898]

I agree

[@fender.munoz7]

Or coke

[@beeisaac3536]

I did not know about the viniger but coke cleans a lot of stuff I clean the toilet with coke

[@lukewise1227]

​@@beeisaac3536 Don't waste your Coke, put the vinegar in the toilet.

[@LuckyDog350X]

My hat is off to you my friend, taking the time to do all this to clean up a few rusted nuts and bolts especially considering you got over a million views. I'm lazy and learned a long time ago work smarter not harder so I would rather just go spend the $5 for new nuts and bolts.

[@magicalwonders]

A million views on KZbin can earn between $10K and $50k in revenue for the content creator. Not bad for an eight-minute video. I'd call that working smarter. :)

[@MindsDozer]

but if it's an antique part or something, you can't just go and get a new one. the nuts and bolts were just for demonstration.

[@d.e.b.b5788]

The whole point of ideas like this is, how to do something when the easier ways to accomplish the end result aren't available.It's minds like his, that got Apollo 13 back when the genius designs failed. No, it's not the 'best' way. But it IS a way to get things done when you only have an angle grinder, a peanut butter jar, and it's 2 a.m. on a sunday night, and you have to fix something before morning.

[@vernfowlkes8110]

@@magicalwonders It's still time consuming and really a rather dumb idea. Mostly a con game to get money for nothin' and chicks for free. Oops!

[@BubuH-cq6km]

yes but how much has he made off of this video🤷🏼‍♂️❓ the concept isn't what's faster or easier it's how to get clicks and make $$$😉

[@UncleDansVintageVinyl]

This video makes me feel better about myself. It would never have occurred to me to expend so much effort to achieve such a trivial result. Congratulations!

[@gerryocarroll6487]

An extraordinary and profligate waste of a priceless Commodity ‘time’

[@sigik7187]

You seem to have a lot of time on your hands. Why not do some community volunteer work?😃

[@lostmoose7352]

Oh yeah, this great idea saves me exactly: "Nothing" ;-)

[@LincolnSP150]

Dumbest idea I have seen today .....

[@AndrewVelonis]

No wonder so few people know about taking two hours to get the rust off some old nuts and bolts. You could just use naval jelly, or CLR perhaps, or just use the money in your change jar to buy new ones.

[@americanpirate2091]

I would think a wire wheel brush would have been much faster.

[@BubuH-cq6km]

buy then YOU would have not watched the video and he would have not made any $$$😉

[@esparka]

I’m already back from Home Depot with the 87¢ worth of nuts, bolts & washers in time to watch the end of this video…

[@BubuH-cq6km]

and he is already editing the next video to sucker viewers into watching because your click just like everyone else =$$ he got you hook line and sinker

[@mattharper588]

This is another one of those secrets that you should keep to yourself

[@BubuH-cq6km]

this is another one of those videos "Gotchya Sucker" as he looks at the clicks and laughs each month he looks at the ScrewTube deposits to his bank account

[@myz06rocks]

That bench grinder you used? It’s pretty good at cleaning bolts too

[@immanutt4442]

wood/steel flip top is nice for your workbench !!!

[@Zacharia503]

Well, that's 8 minutes and 7 seconds of my life that I shall never get back.......

[@davidelliott5843]

A basic bead polishing drum does the job with almost no noise and no hassle.

[@andrewbarker3210]

You might want to try upping the power and slowing the wire speed a little on your mig. More penetration, less deposition. Don't do anything structural with welds like those ... But on a positive note, mate, thanks for saving me the bother of re-imagining this for myself ... it allows more time to work on my steam powered intergalactic flying saucer ... which I am building out of upcycled peanut butter jars, old milk cartons and pasta 😉😊

[@cschuh4695]

Seems to me like a lot of work to polish 4-5 pcs when you already have the wire wheel... Also, NOT MY ANGLE GRINDER... Mine (DeWalt) would send that little plastic jar to Saturn...

[@BubuH-cq6km]

ok Einstein while you get philosophical he's already editing the next video and thinking about how much $$ that video will bring in from getting clicks

[@TheMichman63]

Safety tip: You should not wear gloves when operating a drill press.

[@chechoreyes5438]

That’s exactly what I thought. It was the first they taught me going through a different workshops at the airforce, never use anything like that when using a grinder.

[@TheMichman63]

@@chechoreyes5438 I've seen guys wearing gloves using a drill press and it grabbed their glove and pulled their hand into the drill bit. Horrendous!

[@mikeism1]

Amen.

[@BubuH-cq6km]

do you think he cares about safety? he only cares about clicks because they =$$$

[@Susan70003]

I would not have known that. Thank you. He should remove this video before he harms someone from the bad example. Totally irresponsible!

[@hankbannister]

There are reasons, why this is a secret and always will be.

[@fridgedoc]

LOL !!!!!

[@BubuH-cq6km]

no, the secret is he suckered you to watching his video which translates into $$$ he knows it's easier and cheaper to buy new parts than replace a battery or grinder due to wear and tear or buying welding rod

[@taradactyl5690]

If you reload your own ammo, they make a brass tumbler where you put the spent cartridges in then add a "medium"/abrasive mix. It's like cat litter. You turn the tumbler on and walk away. 3-4 hours later your brass is shining. I'm sure it would work for rusty bolts as well. The tumblers aren't very expensive. Some people use them to polish coins or jewelery or anything small and metallic.

[@Fightre_Flighte]

I believe they're called rock tumblers. Usually with a rubber or silicone drum, yeah?

[@NoTaboos]

@@Fightre_Flighte No.

[@GFTP100]

I have a Dillon-brand vibratory polisher and use it all the time for refinishing all sorts of metal parts using many types of media. Love it.

[@elliotneck8395]

It would have been better to chuck the bolts in the bin and get new ones

[@andyroo3022]

I would get new bolts. A very hard to get type of bolt, say for a vintage car part. Just put the rusty bolts in some vinegar for a few days and save the effort.

[@fernandomamartinezlarumbe512]

Mucho trabajo para el resultado

[@citrus1973]

Or don’t do all of that and just clean them up with a wire wheel.

[@BubuH-cq6km]

and how many clicks do you think that video would get Einstein? it's not about what's easiest or most efficient it's about getting clicks each click=$$ he got you hook line and sinker

[@sorin-is7cc]

My friend...so you spent 5usd materials and 2 hours to restore some 10cents bolts... 👍 Or you wanted to show the new gloves... Very smart guy...

[@WilliamJones-sf5pt]

He had metaphoric blood all over those gloves!

[@BubuH-cq6km]

but how much has he made so far from this video alone and residuals he gets from future clicks, he got ya "Sucker" he knows it's faster easier and cheaper than replacing worn out batteries grinder or welding rod but the more clicks you get the more $$ you make

[@WilliamJones-sf5pt]

@@BubuH-cq6km I think it's a quarter every click. Four quarters equal a dollar. Before Biden took over, a dollar was a lot. Now that is less than a penny. The penny, in turn, has become the new peso. The peso won't buy a single bread crumb.

[@JRM1371]

A heavy work day at the union shop...

[@John01GM40]

what an over designed load of nonsense. If you need to de-rust some nuts and bolts (using an unspecified substance) then you do not need a welder to "create" a holder for an angle grinder, just put it in your vice and have done with it.

[@fawain]

Pretty cool video - but as others have said, why not just head to your local hardware store and grab new bolts, nuts and washers. On your way home you can pick up a six pack of your favorite beer and pat yourself on the back for saving all that time and energy.

[@BubuH-cq6km]

that's why you only watch videos and HE makes videos while you think you are Einstein on what you would do he's playing the Monopoly banker laughing each month that ScrewTube deposit hits his bank account

[@smokysantana]

Just putting the nuts and bolts in your cleaning compound in the jar and shake them by hand. Faster easier and way less expensive and time consuming

[@BubuH-cq6km]

and he would have not made any $$ he got you to watch his video which translates into $$$

[@smokysantana]

@@BubuH-cq6km You are absolutely correct. I was actually going to add that to my comment but I got interrupted so I didn’t. But isn’t that the whole point of posting KZbin videos?

[@kevrides5706]

Any idea what the cleaning compound is?

[@julio9618]

Y menos peligrosa

[@waynesmith9765]

Wire brush on a table grinder does better quicker.

[@jerrywhitmire2123]

Thank god for the fast forward button !

[@elconquistador932]

You stole Ronald McDonalds gloves. Mean man.

[@johnward9124]

A wire brush wheel and some wd40 do the same job 10 times quicker

[@johnknight5639]

Just buy new bolts fer chrissake!

[@BubuH-cq6km]

and just how much $$ do you think he would make off of that video or how many clicks❓ while you pretend to be Einstein he's editing his next video thinking about how many clicks it will get and how much $$ he will make off of that video

[@rksando1]

Soaking in diluted muriatic acid is much faster and even the threads will be cleaned.

[@alexweir5582]

If I was caught doing that in my work my feet wouldn’t touch the ground, I’d be escorted right out the door never to return. Health and safety rules.

[@bowhunter7485]

Exactly. What's good in Europe doesn't cut here.....This are just Mickey Mouse projects

[@jnicksnewstart]

Not to mention, a huge waste of time.

[@edsonmoreira550]

a minha esmerilhadeira e de 13000rpm nunca vou tentar fazer uma merda dessa

[@BubuH-cq6km]

and that's why he has a fatter bank account than you and monthly deposits because he does what 99% of Screwtubers don't do, he creates content and does so just for the clicks because each click=$$

[@v10killers]

I like how they put on their safety glasses halfway through LOL

[@lupinbrabablebix9840]

For a cheaper less time consuming and more effective way chuck the manky thread stripped nut washer and bolt and get yourself to B&Q. It ecologically more sound uses less energy and can be incorporated into a weekly shopping trip. put grandad back in his urn and stop using him to sandblast random useless nuts and bolts

[@flyfshrmn09]

30 dollars worth of metal and several hours time to clean up a dollar's worth of fasteners, not to mention how incredibly dangerous this little exercise is. that jar has all the structural integrity of an eggshell, especially after drilling holes in it.

[@glfnrtrvr]

I agree.

[@arturogonzalez250]

You miss the point!

[@dienekes4364]

It's a proof of concept. You clearly are not an engineer.

[@flyfshrmn09]

@@arturogonzalez250 enlighten me.

[@goryburk]

Caution tweekers at work

[@ondy71]

great job, keep the ideas flowing.

[@dogphlap6749]

0:17, I had no idea what that 45 degree angle on the square was for. Now I know it's to find the centre of something circular. Obvious once you see it. Thanks very much.

[@MaestroPrep]

I thought I was the only one to say... (in my best Forrest Gump) Hey,.. Wait a minute....... LOL!!

[@pauln2760]

Yip. Using a square to find the centre of a circle ... new to me too and certainly worth knowing.

[@chezpostmanpat]

should have made four marks to fit the centre turn lid 90 degrees each mark) - and even then drilled off centre looking at the marks made :(

[@Zacharia503]

But he missed it!!!

[@Ulbre]

I used an old jar top, although a metal one, to make into a "makeshift" brushcutter head.......still in use about 3 or 4 years later :)

[@glenbelson5485]

Or you could just soak them in vinegar, and save all of that hassle for a few nuts and bolts.

[@harpitap]

Amassing you still have 10 fingers and two eyes! ! ! !

[@antoniotorres4015]

Awesome idea Thank You!!!👍👍👍

[@TheHighKirk]

This is based on how, in medieval times, squires and blacksmiths would clean chainmail using sand and a rotating wooden barrel.

[@bradart7289]

All of that work for a couple of old rusty bolts? NAH!

[@benishborogove2692]

There's 8 min of my life I'll never get back.

[@chtipalepoulpe2039]

I like . They are Always haiters butgood idea

[@johnnixon6208]

Lol the wire wheel and a pair of plyers would have done a better job

[@HLTrizzay]

Interesting, I think I would have just attached the jar to the bench grinder.

[@BubuH-cq6km]

but then the video would have been much shorter, and shorter means less $$$ 😉

[@anitabellefeuille7362]

I just want to know where he gets the white marker that you just tap the metal on the tabletop and it falls apart along the lines😉.

[@BubuH-cq6km]

many Screwtubers have that "magical power" you should see some to the knifemaker and wood working videos a "tap" or they "blow" on it and it breaks/falls

[@SC.243k]

Wow, very cool 👍✌️👌 thanks my friend 👋👋

[@superskills5065]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGi2cpaHidCEhrM

[@surferdude642]

While I can appreciate the injenuity and creativity, the example here is senseless and downright dangerous.

[@malinwj1167]

Project guy: "That is cool, right?" Project guy's wife: "Yeah but you still haven't repaired the [fill in the blank] that I asked you to fix last month! Quit playing around with jars and bolts!

[@BubuH-cq6km]

Project Guy "Look Beoch look at the monthly deposit to our bank account from ScrewTube" Project Guy's Wife " Oh 😲🤑🤑 Sorry" Project Guy "Now don't disturb me while I think of the next video to hook some suckers into watching"

[@clitherowkid]

Great. Any other time saving ideas.

[@u.s.a.198]

Very clever!

[@Bravosierra6]

Looks like about 38 cents worth at tractor supply bulk bin.

[@hootinouts]

Now that the secret is out, how many viewers are ready to rush right into doing this? I use my clothes dryer to tumble all my rusty parts. Just fill up a dozen plastic jars with junk and abrasive media, throw them in and tumble with no heat. Works great until the wife finds out.

[@ladenecermack3111]

😂

[@dave5833]

Very interesting Hack thanks

[@indrin12]

Lovely idea!

[@maxfulmer3193]

Great way to clean your rust hardware before you throw it in the trash!

[@drosser8461]

What a superb engineering idea - No, not the 10 hour bolt cleaner - the double sided, flip over work bench🙂

[@WilliamJones-sf5pt]

LOL

[@bulldogdona3367]

Yep the table impressed me too. The rest is just clickbait bull shit

[@MrWaytos]

I'm more alarmed you tube algorithms bring me to these.

[@petergault3688]

Bilt Hamber make a product which deals with rusty nuts and bolts safely.

[@richardlewczykjr1022]

Wearing gloves while operating a grinder or spinning wire brush is a bad idea...I've seen a co worker get his fingers torn up while wearing gloves while running a Bridgeport... Also phosphoric removes rust with less monkey business...

[@geeg1837]

Good idea, not sure how long the project took and how long he run the grinder. Probably an easier method is to recover some like rusted bolts and nuts by submerging them in like size jar of white household vinegar. Leave for 24 to 48 hrs recover and wash off the rust with water. If any residual a wire brush will dislodge it. Alternatively wire brush before submerging. Then spray with a rust protector to sustain rust-free

[@tomrobards7753]

Yes he made this project way to complicated , and if only more people used vinegar it's natures best I prefer cider vinegar

[@BubuH-cq6km]

and then he would have most likely not got you to watch and therefore he would have not made any $$ from clicks

[@T0berius]

Thanks Paul, you are the one ! Greetings from Argentina.

[@ratfinks11]

The question being ; would the steel have been easier to cut with the grinder versus the reciprocating saw prior to becoming a rock polisher?

[@mikehudick7074]

This is bogus. The centrifugal force created by the rapidly spinning jar would prevent the grit from removing the rust by throwing everything to the outside of the jar where it would remain motionless!!

[@jhareng]

Precisely, thats why tumblers tumble and are shaped accordingly and take many hours per stage.

[@jhareng]

Much slower, ive cut 5/8" thick cast iron to woods down with a repo saw.

[@petersack5074]

@@mikehudick7074 see my comment, on/ to yours, above....here somewhere. thanks, ALLL !

[@davidhenderson3400]

@@mikehudick7074 An on line calculator showed at 10,000 rpm and a 3 inch jar you are taking something like 4000 g's. Can you say "hand grenade"

[@peterford9369]

Pretty ingenious. But the bolt's are still pitted badly. But it's people like you that invent and keep the world moving forward. 👍

[@BubuH-cq6km]

no, it's about getting the clicks each click adds up $$$ only a idiot would waste their time and do this especially putting unnecessary wear and tear on your grinder and battery when the items are a couple bucks each per pound

[@peterford9369]

@@BubuH-cq6km Yeah I know, But besides the money, its a bit of innovation. If you have an old grinder you aren't using. Or u have two. The only problem is, you gotta have a spot welder, just to make a grinder chain saw. U can buy little cheap chain saws for under 50 bucks. Can you buy a spot welder for under 50 bucks? Nope. But it's just a bit of inventor wisdom.

[@WilliamJones-sf5pt]

Wait. I was expecting the bolts and nuts to come out looking better than new.

[@BubuH-cq6km]

keep waiting while he looks at his monthly bank statement from Screw Tube deposits, the purpose of the video was to generate clicks

[@ohlipbench]

Why not just buy those bolts and nuts.lol..J/k, good job.

[@hatdog2616]

Wow amazing technique😂

[@sarge293]

The wire brush would have done a better job in a fraction of the time.

[@BubuH-cq6km]

and then he would have NOT made any $$ off of screwtube it's NOT about what's efficient it's about getting clicks to make $$

[@juliomachin1684]

Genio, juega al economista, y los tornillos, arandelas y tuercas, las compras y listo. Mira si tengo que comprar esas herramientas, para limpiar fierros?

[@NOSEBLOB]

I'd use the time to practice my welding.

[@pacman4568]

All that for slightly less dirty old nuts and bolts. You were so keen to do it because you could. You did not stop to think if you should.

[@terrycrawford6740]

I think that an angle grinder would spin too fast that all the material would be on the wall of the jar and not being moved around.

[@GFTP100]

Exactly!

[@rickymather218]

I too had some rusty bolts, so I went to bunnings and bought new ones

[@commandoconstruction2720]

Good idea. Thanks!

[@pseudonymorthonym9927]

@All (&@rick) ... Plz excuse if this point made by other(s). (idk&idc 2 read 'all'.) Nwy, It took me 10 seconds to realize, after reading 1st comment (cf @rick), that if - IF you (collectively) were "restoring" a 'vintage' ANYTHING (for wtv reasons) salvaging the "original" PARTS would be 'highly' desirable... 'This' (laborious) method serves as a catalyst for many ideas. Thanks goes to the provider!

[@rickbraden4272]

buy a media tumbler. It's more quiet, cheaper in the long run, & won't put hours on a battery grinder & it does a lot more parts at a time

[@BubuH-cq6km]

and that's why you don't get monthly ScrewTube deposits to your bank account and he does, you think you are Einstein analyzing his videos while he plays the banker from Monopoly plotting his next video to create for the clicks

[@briannewton3535]

You are doing well. More than a million views of this content, after putting a few hours of effort in for a job that could be done in ten minutes with a wire brush, or buying new bolts for a couple of quid. Maybe now buy shot blast equipment from your ad revenue.

[@BubuH-cq6km]

👏🏼👍🏼 Congrats only 1% realize this guy is throwing videos together, even ridiculous in content in order to get clicks and the commenters thinking they are Einstein not realizing he's the one laughing all the way to the bank

[@im_svein]

I just want to know where you got the paint pen. How can you draw lines. Hit the table. Bam part breaks where lines are. So nice!

[@michaelzwilling3278]

Yes, how is that done?

[@ronaldalleman2111]

Good tip

[@CreativeIdeasMaker]

We saw useful and practical tutorials in this video and enjoyed that you shared such an informative video.

[@ukcog]

It was a fun build but you could have used a wire brush on the angle grinder in half the time

[@BubuH-cq6km]

and then he would have had almost no viewers and clicks which means no $$, it's all about the clicks that =$$

[@sleeve8651]

Next you should tie a fitness video in conjunction with your home brew tumbler, and attach it to a bicycle hub, and spin it while you peddle off those pounds ! 👍😉 🚲___💨

[@fridgedoc]

Just to help you save some time and money I popped down to the local DIY shop and bought some nuts and bolts :)

[@BubuH-cq6km]

and he said "Thank YOU " for wasting your time watching his video because YOU just made him $$🤑 "Please Click Again"

[@jonnyshoestring9368]

If you put rubber down the inside of the bracket then it should reduce the vibration and noise. Interesting video👍🏼👍🏼

[@gustavomacana9913]

con esta base que haces tú , ya se podría pensar en algo diferente que haga la misma función . saludos desde Bogotá

[@richardstallard1762]

I think what he is trying to show you is to make a tool that can clean items beyond the rusty nuts and bolts This idea i use to clean brass fittings that I would otherwise put in the scrap bin. Well done mate. Credit to you

[@BB-kw8vw]

Just get a small rock tumbler

[@ohioanwhocares6767]

As a retired Safety Auditor, I feel that I must point out the extreme danger in wearing work gloves while using any kind of power rotary tools! This gives the tool something to grab hold of and pull the hand into the rotating equipment, taking the hand with it. Hopefully this observation will not be greeted with the usual " that will never happen to me I'm careful". I have seen it happen in my career the most professional workers! Please lose the gloves in your videos, for your viewer's sake and your oun!

[@Pitsrforidiots]

That will never happen to me.

[@jojodiver8706]

why not just wire wheel the hardware instead of all that?

[@BubuH-cq6km]

because it's about getting clicks, clicks =$$ he got you to watch hook,line, and sinker his bank account thanks you

[@andrewlongcake6446]

would it not be easier to buy new nuts and bolts

[@jacknasty6940]

Some ideas are better left in your head