Love this game and it's fun to watch you play it, but I feel like a big part is the satisfaction of watching these projects happen. Much like power washing simulator. Have you considered giving us a time lapse of you working on the products instead of incremental updates? Great even if you forget to commentate!
OKAY, HEARING DRAE SAY "OH! a hand drill! that'll be very easy!" made me BURST into laughter XD I had a german crank hand drill and the sheer number of parts was DIZZYING! I spent at least 8 hours cleaning it of grime before starting on rust removal.
Yes you can use an angle grinder on wood. You have to be extremely careful because you can blacken and burn the wood with the heat of friction, but if you pulse the grinder so it doesn't turn too fast and use a light touch it's actually useful for shaping and cleaning hard woods. There are actually wheels made specifically for grinding wood ... called sanding disks.
I have a hand drill just like the one in this episode and despite it's age (and being oddly difficult to find) it is very useful. It was meant for square shank bits, so grabbing modern hex or round is tricky, but it works great as basically a ratchet for large wood screws and lag bolts. Much faster than a regular ratchet and does not run out of batteries half way through. The reason for so many parts is because of that ratcheting mechanism that lets it be used in tight spaces. Got a very nice bass-y click to it, at least when compared to a typical ratchet since the parts are beefier and the mechanism is out in the open. And as a side note, those late 1920's- early 1930's Singer sewing machines are amazing. Heavy AF, but very consistent. Even better with a motor upgrade kit.
@@dukeofthedance8062 "Impossible to hold steady" you say? When i was too young for power tools i was given one of those drills and got pretty good with it. The trick is to not push on it as hard as an electric one. Almost 'stabilize first, turn second'. Slower drilling process, but not bad for softer things like wood. In addition since i was pretty bad at swimming i ended up making a boat-style prop from a flat aluminum sheet scrap and used that drill to turn it. Was a pretty neat thing to have for snorkeling, just had to dry out the chuck really well each time so it won't rust.
@@dukeofthedance8062 Speaking of hand planers, i have a couple that i use for cleaning up edges on plastic sheet pieces, and it works great! Since plastic (at least 1/4" nylon that i deal with) is more uniform and much sleeker than wood it's a good 'knife through butter" feel. Have even used a planer for deburring aluminum a few times and it worked surprisingly well, just have to go shallow with it. As far as where i get tools from, got that gear drill from a family member (don't remember who, it's been years), and most others come from antique shops and junkyards. Some do require work, but at least there's something to work on instead of modern 'pot metal' and plastic. For example, i saved a 1.5 US Ton 1970's arbor press from a scrap pile. It was completely rusted (stuck) and took three days of oil soaking to even take apart, however once it did, and after sandblasting and re-painting it became a very smooth powerful machine that i have since used often for things like pressing small bearings in/out. Way better than a hammer! And sometimes i'd just find tools on the side of the road. Got some pliers and couple of hammers that way.
The tools are actually pretty realistic. It's just something that's always gonna be tedious. Check out mymechanics, he has really clean and professional restorations. He even has the EXACT washing station you just bought at the end of the episode. He uses it to rinse dirt off the parts before doing anything. Less power than the one in game, actually
As a long time fan, Drae's ability to read something (sometimes more than once) and still miss key info is amazing. Always makes me laugh though. Within the first 5 words of the e-mail. It said Bee Smoker lolol.
I just have NO interest in hearing some made up story about a small anqtique. Doesn't help being dyslexic so to really take in information I have to read it multiple times.
This is the first video ive been able to watch in a minute. I didn't know kids would take up so much time 😂. I just put her down to sleep so now I can relax and enjoy.
Yeah. Tools and processes which should be fun and exciting feel like chores. Items are great but I think someone have just watched a lot of restoration videos on YT. Despite being pretty it seems a miss. Great idea, and a very dissatisfying execution.
My dad always uses a hand drill. Up until 2 years ago, I never understood how “normal” drills worked and wouldn’t touch one that is operated by battery or cord 😂😂
Day 183 of asking drae for besiege back also again id like to apologise for this as usually id just leave a comment about the video itself instead of asking for something else. You do great work drae and I appreciate it.
Next time you play this when you are colouring at the top it tells you that you can zoom in and out I don't know if that helps the size of what you colour x
I love and hate this game. The bugs are fixed, and the game is lovely graphically and the story is cute but. Its. Incredibly repetitive. If only it had a bit more variety in the tasks, it would be great. Also I found that using WASD to turn the items was easier than using right click
Just a suggestion Drae, if you don't want to have to grind through the entire game for a couple videos *use a cheat engine* ! It'll give you more money to unlock things quickly 😉
Day 183 of asking drae for besiege back also again id like to apologise for this as usually id just leave a comment about the video itself instead of asking for something else. You do great work drae and I appreciate it.
Drae last night was a rough night for my wife Stephanie. Stephanie is almost 14 weeks pregnant and she is having morning sickness well last night she was having her morning sickness and got dehydrated I took her to the hospital and they started an IV and they kept her overnight to monitor our daughter Stephanie is home now and is resting.
antique peieces being completely destroyed in this game... so sad seeing things here that lost msot value after drea worked on them, not like he can do anything about it but its sad you know
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Love this game and it's fun to watch you play it, but I feel like a big part is the satisfaction of watching these projects happen. Much like power washing simulator. Have you considered giving us a time lapse of you working on the products instead of incremental updates? Great even if you forget to commentate!
OKAY, HEARING DRAE SAY "OH! a hand drill! that'll be very easy!" made me BURST into laughter XD
I had a german crank hand drill and the sheer number of parts was DIZZYING!
I spent at least 8 hours cleaning it of grime before starting on rust removal.
Yes you can use an angle grinder on wood. You have to be extremely careful because you can blacken and burn the wood with the heat of friction, but if you pulse the grinder so it doesn't turn too fast and use a light touch it's actually useful for shaping and cleaning hard woods. There are actually wheels made specifically for grinding wood ... called sanding disks.
I have a hand drill just like the one in this episode and despite it's age (and being oddly difficult to find) it is very useful. It was meant for square shank bits, so grabbing modern hex or round is tricky, but it works great as basically a ratchet for large wood screws and lag bolts. Much faster than a regular ratchet and does not run out of batteries half way through.
The reason for so many parts is because of that ratcheting mechanism that lets it be used in tight spaces. Got a very nice bass-y click to it, at least when compared to a typical ratchet since the parts are beefier and the mechanism is out in the open.
And as a side note, those late 1920's- early 1930's Singer sewing machines are amazing. Heavy AF, but very consistent. Even better with a motor upgrade kit.
@@dukeofthedance8062 "Impossible to hold steady" you say?
When i was too young for power tools i was given one of those drills and got pretty good with it. The trick is to not push on it as hard as an electric one. Almost 'stabilize first, turn second'. Slower drilling process, but not bad for softer things like wood.
In addition since i was pretty bad at swimming i ended up making a boat-style prop from a flat aluminum sheet scrap and used that drill to turn it. Was a pretty neat thing to have for snorkeling, just had to dry out the chuck really well each time so it won't rust.
@@dukeofthedance8062 Oh no worries, i got the sarcasm :)
Do agree though, it took some learning to not be one of those frustrated people.
@@dukeofthedance8062 Speaking of hand planers, i have a couple that i use for cleaning up edges on plastic sheet pieces, and it works great! Since plastic (at least 1/4" nylon that i deal with) is more uniform and much sleeker than wood it's a good 'knife through butter" feel. Have even used a planer for deburring aluminum a few times and it worked surprisingly well, just have to go shallow with it.
As far as where i get tools from, got that gear drill from a family member (don't remember who, it's been years), and most others come from antique shops and junkyards. Some do require work, but at least there's something to work on instead of modern 'pot metal' and plastic. For example, i saved a 1.5 US Ton 1970's arbor press from a scrap pile. It was completely rusted (stuck) and took three days of oil soaking to even take apart, however once it did, and after sandblasting and re-painting it became a very smooth powerful machine that i have since used often for things like pressing small bearings in/out. Way better than a hammer!
And sometimes i'd just find tools on the side of the road. Got some pliers and couple of hammers that way.
I satisfied while watching your -suffering- repairing.
I feel like the creator of these weird life sims do this just to torture our boy Drae knowing that he LOVES attention to detail and hard work lol
Love that Singer reference. They're awesome machines.
Love this Series
sheesh bro this ain't mon bazou, nah love watching everything you post
The tools are very realistic to what it would be in real life..
I don't play video games to experience real life I don't think thats the point
@@BossOfAllTrades Okay then don't play Workshop Simulator.. uh duh.. good comment though..
The tools are actually pretty realistic. It's just something that's always gonna be tedious.
Check out mymechanics, he has really clean and professional restorations.
He even has the EXACT washing station you just bought at the end of the episode. He uses it to rinse dirt off the parts before doing anything. Less power than the one in game, actually
I think thats a bit extreme. The only way to be safe with Antiques is by cleaning by hand.
"I'm basically a slave to grandma." Dead💀💀
As a long time fan, Drae's ability to read something (sometimes more than once) and still miss key info is amazing. Always makes me laugh though. Within the first 5 words of the e-mail. It said Bee Smoker lolol.
Lord this game is satisfying to watch
Would love to see more
I know I'm late to the party but the wait was worth
Drae’s reading comprehension of the bee smoker e-mail had me wondering how much sleep this guy gets
Slow down sometimes, amigo lol
I just have NO interest in hearing some made up story about a small anqtique. Doesn't help being dyslexic so to really take in information I have to read it multiple times.
@@drae The bee smoker 𝓁ℴ𝓇ℯ
@@drae same, being dyslexic really makes me strugle with reading long text.
Good episode
This is the first video ive been able to watch in a minute. I didn't know kids would take up so much time 😂. I just put her down to sleep so now I can relax and enjoy.
i find it funny that it is a relaxing game. yet Drae alway get strest
Sorry for my bad English
@@J-BB538 that's OK, but its spelled stressed for future reference
Hey drae can you please make another aquarium video again loving that serious but love to see the daily uploads keep it up buddy
Literally the best item for the blue color he doesn't paint blue and instead goes with bright yellow
The sewing machine?
Need to get back to My Museum Drae now that game is hilarious to watch you play!
Amazing work 👍 🤝
Yeah. Tools and processes which should be fun and exciting feel like chores. Items are great but I think someone have just watched a lot of restoration videos on YT. Despite being pretty it seems a miss. Great idea, and a very dissatisfying execution.
Amazing vids lately drea!
Nice You Should Do More
it's so pleasing 😂❤
"Let's paint it red to hide the blood" **surprised nod** , the psychiatrist scribbles on a small notepad.
Explore the map, there is more around than meets the eye
I love your content.
Full power pressure washing tiny old brittle parts that’ll disintegrate under such a force.
Ahh that’s why We love Drae
Drae: "Definitely gonna get the wedding station."
Me: "The what?
Drae you've been a very entertaining ccreated. I've been watching you for years now! Keep up the work
My dad always uses a hand drill. Up until 2 years ago, I never understood how “normal” drills worked and wouldn’t touch one that is operated by battery or cord 😂😂
Respect Drae work! We love hes vidos!😀
another great video, keep up the work Drae
How the hell have you watched the video it came out 7 minutes ago
Day 183 of asking drae for besiege back also again id like to apologise for this as usually id just leave a comment about the video itself instead of asking for something else. You do great work drae and I appreciate it.
maybe look to get the electrolysis bin next so you can get the rust off easily?
Yay new vid
@xnxx wtf
GrandMa is selling all things, after u restore them, and then play poker with the money ;)
Great vid.
This game really stabs my heart. I lost my grandfather years ago and watching this brings back so many memories.
bruh just the "i zoned out and forgot im a youtuber and i have to commentate but i did it Yay!" that had me dying for like no reason
I really just like seeing the variety of things to restore in this game, great job showcasing that 🙂
Bro dreagast you might never see this but you need to stop making so many good videos in a row like damn I can’t keep up it’s to good
That must of been a top of the line manual drill…
I’ve got one that only has a third of the pieces that that one does…
Hello Drae!
Three paragraphs. "WOAH! Way too long! I've never strung that many words together in my life!"
yay
The cake is a lie.... so is the sowing machine!
Art
More snowrunner please
Drae uploading on a Monday?!?! Wahhhhhhht
These game devs really must like modelling stuff
Uploaded 4 hours ago, neat
Next time you play this when you are colouring at the top it tells you that you can zoom in and out I don't know if that helps the size of what you colour x
what’s up drae
Please more hand washer simulator. Lol
I agree great game but the tools could use a little work. And maybe have Grandma pay you that might help too 😂🤣🤣
my dad once tried to use an angle grinder on wood. he made the smoke alarm go off
“Let’s paint it red to hide the blood.”
Well that’s thinking ahead…
Hey grandma pay me some moola lol
Satisfying video, but I enjoy reading the emails and a lot of the fun stuff is skipped when most of the sanding and painting is cut out...
That intro lol
How are you feeling drae?
Hey I've been to hinckley fire museum.
Let’s paint it red to hide the blood 😂😂😂
Day 113 of asking Drae if he has played Outer Wilds and to play it if he hasn’t.
hope whoever ordered the spiral jack likes lifting cars with fire hydrants
uhhh, idk 🤔
-pls, play some 1975 Pong 🤗
Let me axe you a question is literally a quote from a game which Drae had played some time ago
Your grandma is letting you stay here for free and do your job at her place for free so don't complain
get ready for the cash register
I love and hate this game. The bugs are fixed, and the game is lovely graphically and the story is cute but. Its. Incredibly repetitive. If only it had a bit more variety in the tasks, it would be great. Also I found that using WASD to turn the items was easier than using right click
Do controllers work with this game?
Just a suggestion Drae, if you don't want to have to grind through the entire game for a couple videos *use a cheat engine* ! It'll give you more money to unlock things quickly 😉
Not a single one of these items would you wash before sanding/grinding. That step doesn't make any sense.
Would you change your grandmother if it was you? 10:00
Words from a wise man " I hate grandma man"
it's smaller then I thought! That's what she said! sorry I had to!
4th day of asking Drae to play Barron's game
why is completion sound same sound from stonehearth
Devalt sowing machine
If you have ever used an hand drill, you appreciate an electric drill, because they are so annoying to use
Is this on console?
Can you please play hydroner again
ive already finished the game and theres something much worse at like 5 plates i think
I wonder why the date is 2017 in this game?
The game is fun. But I keep finding myself internally screaming about taking an angle grinder to antiques.
I have this sewing machine from my great nans. It don't work I will use your video to fix it 🤣
I won't be angle grinding the nice paint off it tho ... Bit wrong the game lets you do that.
Ahh the game didn't let you ruin it lol..joys of watching while commenting.
Day 183 of asking drae for besiege back also again id like to apologise for this as usually id just leave a comment about the video itself instead of asking for something else. You do great work drae and I appreciate it.
Drae last night was a rough night for my wife Stephanie. Stephanie is almost 14 weeks pregnant and she is having morning sickness well last night she was having her morning sickness and got dehydrated I took her to the hospital and they started an IV and they kept her overnight to monitor our daughter Stephanie is home now and is resting.
Day 48 of asking to play besiege again
So you got something against stoners
...thats a parts washer bud thats what they are used for in real life.
If you used an actual pressure washer you'd destroy any wood you were washing..
First
antique peieces being completely destroyed in this game... so sad seeing things here that lost msot value after drea worked on them, not like he can do anything about it but its sad you know
Day two of asking draw to play gold rush again
Probs shouldnt play this anymore. super lame