The Most Powerful And Ingenious Machines You Need To See

[@gabizico2411]

super

[@brazucaoperandomaquinasnaa574]

Wow

[@sirsavagethe21st56]

i've been watching these videos and like what i see not an enthusiast of industrial equipment but it's fun to look and see something other than cars i'm slowly coming around.

[@LordGizmo]

Machinery can be really awesome, there's a reason we love it :)

[@twisengendayishimiye187]

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[@malthy9324]

អស្ចារ្យៗ👍👍👍

[@faithford9143]

We have all these great machines and we still can't clear out water floods, debris from houses that got blown away. Were are the machines when we need them.

[@Xlaxsauce]

There isn't anyone smart enough in the regions where the disaster occur?

[@faithford9143]

@@Xlaxsauce Lol!

[@angelcruz9]

Amazing machine

[@garygadget7387]

this is awesome

[@gizmo98632]

Only issue I see with these videos at all is the constant jumping around to different units of measurement. I'd like to see a more uniform system.

[@spideybrent]

Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.

[@anaadam172]

Lord gizmo 🇮🇩😵👍thebest,.TEGNOLOGY

[@lalruatdikavarte7943]

Nice video and very informative and very entertaining and very satisfaction more videos.

[@StarrDust0]

You have a great channel. I like that you explain everything and provide some basic details. Other channels like Quantum tech HD just post videos and let you figure it out...he uses a lot of stupid clickbait titles as well like 'genius workers performing at another level' and sometimes his clips are far too short. Keep up the good work.

[@mikesmithey1892]

One thing I never understood with all our technology how come we can't come up with a way to dissolve old tires and revive them making a synthetic rubber

[@peterantonic6923]

Tyres are recycled, they grind the rubber off and use it to make playground surfaces, rubber mats, road construction etc. the high quality steel belts and bead wire are also recycled. In some countries they are shredded,mixed with coal and burned in a high temperature furnace to generate electricity. In Los Angeles County they use shredded tyres as fuel in the manufacture of cement and the leftover ash is added to the concrete mix for their numerous highway building projects. There are a number of informative videos you can watch on KZbin.

[@vientran3861]

Thanks for your video the best of technology of the world we get it every single day 👍

[@tuomoriikonen3555]

2:20 😃

[@cturner7050]

Why are some measurements metric and some not? JC

[@LordGizmo]

Our scripts are directly based on the units provided by the manufacturer/retailer. Because the machines are generally sold in certain demographics, it could vary wildly; if we get into the UK, even the US, then we can get a fun mix.

[@franckalexer9278]

R ecyclage et en faire de new matièresssssssssssssssssssss

[@lytken]

good video but please stick with the metric

[@hatimali8710]

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