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Which gas r u using bro

Buena idea, lo único q gira para un solo lado, el q se compra gira para los dos lados.

me also have this poor lath, fixed with random bolts and washers

Sir aap mujhe de do mai aapke paise de dunga

Sir o roller kaha milenga

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Joggle

Veer ji tapar garari konsi hai

Looks more like a jack, then any crane I ever worked in.

Este wey sabe dar corazón pero no responde cuando le piden la plantilla

Do you not know how to fucking talk this is useless

Hi everyone hope you’re doing well sorry for late reply stuff with life plans coming soon it will be for couple dollars

a fun mouse trap.

Hierro para el piston? No se va endurecer, con los golpes se va remachar y trabar el mecanismo

Khatka ko ret ka tip barsa khatta ko rate

I want this homemade puch. Thing is awsome...

Your spring must be more BOLD but it’s great

v3 make it reversible can do both tighten and loosen

Oursom any chance of getting a set of plans ?😅 Thanks Bob

They already copied your video ........................ ruclips.net/video/8ks-6ERh87M/видео.html

Alguien que pueda pasar las piezas en pdf?

I want to make one of these but can't find a template or measurements anywhere. That's awesome.

What the mm of gare

In fact, you are a master at your amazing work, as you can make metals speak and transform them into a higher value and more useful.Greetings from Gaza and all of Palestine

very very nice,tank you ostad

Excelente…!! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

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Nice! Love drill attachments, as it's better than lugging around dozens of specialized power tools. Give me 2 power units & lots of attachments!! :^)

Nice build and great re-cycle of the broken rivet tool. As for your brazing skills, I can only repeat the tipps/comments of some other fellows: you're starting brazing by far to early. Your burner has certainly enough temperature/power for the job (at least for such small parts), BUT you need to get the part to brazing temp first and only then start fluxing and melting the brazing rod. For steels a good indication for having reached brazing temp. is usually when the part starts to be of cherry red colour. If you start earlier, you only burn the flux and with that the flux is not working anymore at all. Then you get a so called "cold braze" with internal pollution of burned flux which consequently weakens your braze joint.

Awesome design but not all of us have access to a welding machine

Có bán không anh

MS wire ????

Good Idea. But using a weak spring. It bottoms out before you get all the twisting force needed. With a heavier spring, you can apply more force by hitting it harder. But does nothing if you dont hold it tightly, and let the twisting force, gear, do its job.

thx!

Really nice video. Don't know much about machining, but that technique for putting on threads was cool!

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Nice work, sir!

very good job,thx!

This is cool! Keep on making imaginative things!

I would not call a large toenail clipper an "awesome tool" by any stretch of the imagination. This would have cost less to simply buy several toenail clippers off the shelf than the fuel and electricity used to make this "tool" (and I hesitate to use the term).

Don't use the torch flame to melt the filler rod, use the heat of the part. That avoids the filler just sitting on top in a ball. When you flux, wait for it to actually bite before adding filler. So, ignore the outer flame (yellowish cone), and use the inner blue "flower" to heat the part. When the part goes dull red, flux. Keep the filler rod in the yellow cone to build heat in it, but not melt. Work the "blue flower" over the joint until its bright red, and the flux has wet out, and floated off the oxides and crud (black stuff floating on top of the puddle of flux). Now put the filler into the "blue flower", touching the joint. If everything is hot enough, you should only have to do a quick dab, and the filler will melt and flow out a bit. Pull the filler rod away (back into the yellow cone so it stays hot) and use the blue flower to add heat where you want the flowing liquid filler to travel. Repeat the heat, dab, flow steps until your joint is to your liking.

Can you let us know where you got the two kogs from please .are they out an old rotary hand drill ? Or did you make them ?

Thanks I needed that. Wondered how tool co's were powering their cutter heads it.

This awesome I wanna make a silver one

It would be great if there was a set of plans for that bear trap.. i so want to make one or two..

THis is great , If you do do plans I'd like to please get copy . thank you !

Neat! I'd love to try my hand at one of these. Are the plans available somewhere?

Thank you for posting this feat of engineering. All inventions great or small start in someones head. I appreciate the time you took to not only make this, but also to share it with the world. The spark of an idea leads to all sorts of possibilities.

Good Design!