@@sa.8208 they could have just drawn a green rectangle in those 22 frames and then blur a little the edges, then doing a simple chroma key to remove the rectangle it should work well
Wife: Honey, you really need to go to the doctor and get a vasectomy and a colonoscopy... The Q: No way! I'm going to build a chair that does both at the same time!
I saw the thumbnail image, I thought of the perfect comment to leave, I clicked on the link and I was humbled by how many people had already the left the same basic comment. Kudos everybody, you're awesome.
Really cool project. If I can suggest: there are far better knots than overhand to use in applications where you're going to support someone's personal body weight -- especially since this is not a hitch but a stopper-knot scenario. I think the best knot to use would be the Ashley knot. Another good way to go would be the double figure-eight which is a bit less bulky. A single figure-eight knot is a great knot, and even less bulky than the others, but if it's bounced around it does have some risk of unbinding (often used in sailing where you don't want a line to get drawn through whatever it's been passed into, but you'll eventually want it untied).
His transitions are so good that some people don't even realize that it was a transition. They are so fixated on the work and it just passes right by their eyes.
This chair probably wouldn't exist without the work of R. Buckminster Fuller. Anybody curious about tensegrity would benefit greatly by learning about him. He dedicated his life to optimizing the potential positive impact one human being could make on humanity ... this chair is just the tip of the tensegrity iceberg in Buckminster's dymaxion world.
Great video, I have lots of safety concerns though, I’ll start with: freehand cutting on the tablesaw...very dangerous. You’ll end up with a terrible kickback and might lose fingers in the process. My cousin had to have part of his intestine removed after a tablesaw kickback doing something similar.
there's a lot of different things it depends on as to whether or not free-handing is safe on the table-saw. the way he did it in the video wouldn't have kicked back the material in such a way that would have impaled him because he wasn't holding the sticks with the ends pointed directly at the saw blade, instead, it was the center of the sticks; not to mention, he had both hand's on the sticks at all times. Also, it depends upon the type of wood you're using and/or the power of the saw. Working in a mill, the saw would be much stronger and you should never really free-hand anything on them, especially since you could probably just use a band-saw instead since the scenario is in a mill. I've worked for a stair company, and in the shop there were holes in the wall behind the table saw, obviously from wood just shooting like bullets. But these standard table saws that basic carpenters carry around or have at home that plug into a 20amp circuit most-likely aren't going to kick a piece of wood back at a person so fast that it impales their tissue, unless of course it shoots something toward the eyeballs. Now, I don't work at the mill. I mostly do finish trim carpentry, and I freehand a lot on the table saw simply because I don't have a portable band saw. The blades on the regular 15amp table saw, like the one in the video, will stall due to lack of torque far sooner than overpowering you and kicking you or the material back.
@@ZeldaplusSmallville Complete nonsense. There is no advantage to freehanding (really, you can't at least fit a miter gauge alongside your jobsite saw?) - the cut is less straight AND less safe. What's the point? And *maybe* it won't kickback, but if you've been a finish carpenter then I'm sure you've *seen* kickback. It's extremely violent and not something worth playing around with. For the cuts you describe, use a miter saw then. There's one of those on every jobsite I've ever seen.
@@ZeldaplusSmallville It probably isn't, I agree. But it's also very volatile and hard to predict. What's the point of taking the chance? What are you gaining? Oh, right, crappy not-straight crosscuts. Miter saw is literally *right* there. Same with a miter gauge. Laziness and shoddy work to save... literally no effort.
@@jamesspadaro7722 I have two miter saws I carry around with me, you can’t take a piece of door casing that’s 3 1/2” wide by 85” long and cut that down the line on a fucking miter saw. You’re loopy dude. If the walls out of plumb and I have to rip the casing the fit the wall, sometimes it can be over 3/4” out of plum and you can’t use a skill saw and you damn sure can’t take a miter saw that only reaches out 15” and safely cut down 85” inches of trim material. You clearly have no idea what you’re talking about. All I have to do is drop a line and follow it on the table saw like I do on the bandsaw. It saves time and money and you’re not going to get impaled by a piece of trim material. Want me to post a video of me doing it for you so you can learn a thing or two?
That was amazing through and through. The build alone was amazing. Your editing transitions were awesome and hilarious and I loved little soda holder at the end. I've seen a few of these types of Builds on much smaller scales and you've inspired me to try to do it myself. Is there any way that I can get you to send me the dimensions and specifications that you used for the build? This will be solely for personal use.
Yeah... judging by the fact he didn't use a miter saw, I'd guess he doesn't have one... and I've gotta wonder... did he do all those miters on a table saw? 0_O Now THAT'S dangerous
OK, test plan: 1 - While drinking the coke, shake yourself to check stability of the chair 2 - Throw yourself into the chair instead of slowly sitting down to check strength of the chair Don't forget to film and publish the video! I'm sure you're gonna get way more visualizations... :)
What a good video. Interesting idea, clever engineering, skilled carpentry, fantastic editing, nice HD camera. This is some of the last wholesome, true quality content on youtube. Good on you.
Hahaha, buddy 😂😂😂 so from the start you really didn't understand anything about my comment on this video huh, i thought you we're smarter than that. But ok. Have a nice day! 😂😂😂😂 hahaha you made my day buddy. 😂😂
I came here to say exactly this. People think it's fine because they are careful, until one day they see how quickly that thing can throw a piece of material backwards. Its scary AF.
@@bryanska I freehanded once, and nearly cut off my index finger. I got lucky, with just a severed central slip tendon, but the recovery took more than six months. It takes an afternoon to make a cross cut sled, and makes every cut thereafter infinitely safer. I strongly encourage everyone using a table saw to have one, and never go without a sled or fence.
@@yumco7588 all the pressure from his weight is on that plank of wood from the bottom. If the pressure is higher than the plank resistance then the chair will fall apart and he might get hurt from the same plank i mention earlier
With nylon rope it's a good idea to put a locking knot in each running end. Nylon has a tendency to slide even when knotted tightly, so a locking knot prevents it from coming undone.
You miss the first rule for a chair: rest a little. Sitting on that thing is way more stress than staying up. You're more an artist than a builder, but i appreciate the demonstration of physic.
The lack of craftsmanship gives me more anxiety than the chair itself. Using a table saw without a mitre gauge or fence and chewing through nylon rope with tin snips were personal faves
@@JOhnDoe-nl4wj it's not the point of getting a perfect 90 angle. Cutting cross grain without a miter gauge or cross cut sled can end in serious kick back. I don't follow all safety precautions but that made me flinch.
Ha ya"ll usless , give the man credit. Everyone have their own ways, their own expectatives of their own work so. That said. Show your skills and we will judge.
So, the 4.5 K dislikes, question for y’all .... why you hatin’ on this video? Man’s a genius and I love his video transitions... it’s hella awesome you built this chair and your video editing skills are off the chart in my opinion. You won a new subscriber!
That's the chair you wanna use when you wanna remain focused! Ideal for studying! Also trains your mind to multi- task! (i.e. study, keep your posture and balance) Good job!
It's pine wood, and I don't even trust its strength to hold man's weight...My butt's health will depend only on those screwed joints, nah...I'll pass...
@@DaniPog I trust the concept, but distrust the construction. A few screws and big knots seems a tad unstable. Other similar projects I've seen looked way more durable. Also the external ropes are mostly stabilizers. The middle rope is doing the brunt of the work. I'd expect the middle rope's knot to be forced through that small hole before the side ropes.
@@cmck362 Right! The concept is OK, but not this wood construction. In this case there are rods inside the four corner ropes! Lol! Just lock at the type of ropes. You can pull out the center core and replace it whit steel rods. I suppose he did that as a plan B when plan A didn't work out!
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the center rope is the one which carries all the weight..
The sound and the video is really professional - pleasure
@@lahshad chuyến ao twe
@@lahshad chuyến ao twe
How is it floating?
If that chair ever failed, it would be a serious pain in the ass!
Quite literally.
@HalKael more like ball buster 🤦🏾♂️😖
lol exactly
Dad jokes are the best
@@ShyShyTheGem what are you 🌰NUTS🌰!?! 🤪😂😭😂
Lets take some time to appreciate how insanely good the transitions were.
True
Exactly.
ლ(・﹏・ლ)
RIGHT?! I have never went bruh so many times on a youtube video just from transitions XDDD
True me to idlike it
Mate if that breaks... There will be huge stick stuck in his back door
guy: *makes floating chair*
everyone: "that peice of wood is going straight up your ass"
HAHAHAHAAAA! The best!!! That cracked me up thanks! 😂🤣
Wakakakakakaka
God Christ Jesus bless you all and have a wonderful day my family
Retire this stupid meme style comment. Its old af and over-used.
That was exactly what I thought
The piece of wood underneath pointing to the center gives me anxiety.
Haha yes net breaks and shum
YES
@@OriginalJayden shum? That's a good sound effect! Better than the plop that I imagined...maybe too much of adult videos...
Also remember that it is just one rope holding all the weight and the others are just tie-downs
Rope in center breaks then the middle one will go straight towards his b**t.
hell breaks loose.
Let's not even talk about the chair, that editing is on point !
1:09 was such a smooth transition
True, the transitions were so good. Great vid all in all
1:30 in and I seriously said out loud "oh okay" 😂😎👌
everything is on point
@@DeliciousVicious777 I was thinking the same thing
1:30 now THAT is a SICK transition
how you think they did it?
@@sa.8208 they could have just drawn a green rectangle in those 22 frames and then blur a little the edges, then doing a simple chroma key to remove the rectangle it should work well
They could have created a green mask as he was lifting it and then chroma keyed it to another shot. It's quite simole
Did you puke or something?
It looks like a transition from Tool Time with Tim the Tool Man.
Doctor: how did this piece of Wood get in your Butt?
Him: Well, i was sitting on a Chair...
Lol🤭
Ded
Ну и шутник
Will become antigravity dead or alive ...
I fell on it.
What?
If that chair ever fails, say goodbye to your prostate.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I don’t think I’d be saying goodby though I’d probably moan in pleasure
Yooooo😂😂😂
"argh my prostate!" - Big Lenny
@@anikalmao massaging and crushing are very different concepts
I like how tense he is when sitting on the chair. An excellent chair to keep employees alert!
Ikr
sit too long and goes your ass
They would be more focused on the chair failing than their work
If the seat failure , I see the shoot underneath was directly to his ball.
Putting the tense in tensegrity.
Person: sits on chair
Chair: My name is Vlad the third, aka Vlad Dracula. But my most important nickname- is Vlad the Impaler
Funny
good one
Vlad to the bone, Vlad the hat nailer, Vlad that commits heinous acts on rats, ask the jailor!
Rectum?? It damn near killed him! ;P
Da
i like the idea, great
Vieni a dare un'occhiata al mio canale
I like the idea too, great
I invite you to me
Duyu lake da idaa?
Dildo chair nice work!
Wife: Honey, you really need to go to the doctor and get a vasectomy and a colonoscopy...
The Q: No way! I'm going to build a chair that does both at the same time!
I got tears in my eyes laughing
*This chair should be named as "Balls buster"*
Wtf
Or the impaler!
Or gay chair
The nuts cracker
Good way to get kickback on that table saw. The chair was awesome!
I really relate to this chair; it wants to fall, but constant stress won’t allow it.
Okay I'm robbin ya of that great metaphor
FML
This is some of the CLEANEST editing in a video I’ve seen in a long time! Also, that is a dope chair!
Doctor: how did this piece of Wood get in your Butt?
Him: Well Doc, have you ever heard of the word tensegrity?...
I saw the thumbnail image, I thought of the perfect comment to leave, I clicked on the link and I was humbled by how many people had already the left the same basic comment. Kudos everybody, you're awesome.
More like generic
Yeah same story here. Seriously though this is a seriously dangerous chair. Cant believe this bloke even considered it to be a good idea.
@@vb8428 Good point. Cliche would've been more generous but it's fine line regardless between generic and iconic.
@@Cchange4us agreed. It probably just sits unused in the corner, but if it's a daily driver, so to speak, a good coat of penetrating oil is in order.
Next video: How I lost my virginity.
xDDD
Damn 😂🤣
Omg.. perfect
LMFAO! So true, so scary!
Ha! Ha! He was pretty close to losing something!!
I honestly don't know what I love more; the things you create or your video editing.
The phrase "sit back and relax" will never be applicable with that chair in context 😂
If it fails he'd better be as relaxed as possible
*My friend, you are wonderful
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Curse bots
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Really cool project. If I can suggest: there are far better knots than overhand to use in applications where you're going to support someone's personal body weight -- especially since this is not a hitch but a stopper-knot scenario. I think the best knot to use would be the Ashley knot. Another good way to go would be the double figure-eight which is a bit less bulky. A single figure-eight knot is a great knot, and even less bulky than the others, but if it's bounced around it does have some risk of unbinding (often used in sailing where you don't want a line to get drawn through whatever it's been passed into, but you'll eventually want it untied).
granny knot
His transitions are so good that some people don't even realize that it was a transition. They are so fixated on the work and it just passes right by their eyes.
The closest thing we can have of a physical representation of anxiety.
He didn't even use wood glue. Ugh.
I spit at wood glue
@@marvincompa1677 that's kinky
@@heavysleeperassclapper6054 LMAOOOOOOOOOO
Not really. Tensegrity sculptures are actually quite stable
I couldn't even make this small chair 0:15. This man is genius.
Is it just me that the way he puts the wood together is so satisfying
Crazy table saw cuts, should have bought a lottery ticket that day. The chair is sweet.
Lmao righttt no way he doesnt own a chop saw safer and straighter cuts????
I love the confidence you had when you sat on it for the first time 🤣
This chair probably wouldn't exist without the work of R. Buckminster Fuller. Anybody curious about tensegrity would benefit greatly by learning about him. He dedicated his life to optimizing the potential positive impact one human being could make on humanity ... this chair is just the tip of the tensegrity iceberg in Buckminster's dymaxion world.
Great video, I have lots of safety concerns though, I’ll start with: freehand cutting on the tablesaw...very dangerous. You’ll end up with a terrible kickback and might lose fingers in the process. My cousin had to have part of his intestine removed after a tablesaw kickback doing something similar.
there's a lot of different things it depends on as to whether or not free-handing is safe on the table-saw. the way he did it in the video wouldn't have kicked back the material in such a way that would have impaled him because he wasn't holding the sticks with the ends pointed directly at the saw blade, instead, it was the center of the sticks; not to mention, he had both hand's on the sticks at all times.
Also, it depends upon the type of wood you're using and/or the power of the saw. Working in a mill, the saw would be much stronger and you should never really free-hand anything on them, especially since you could probably just use a band-saw instead since the scenario is in a mill. I've worked for a stair company, and in the shop there were holes in the wall behind the table saw, obviously from wood just shooting like bullets.
But these standard table saws that basic carpenters carry around or have at home that plug into a 20amp circuit most-likely aren't going to kick a piece of wood back at a person so fast that it impales their tissue, unless of course it shoots something toward the eyeballs.
Now, I don't work at the mill. I mostly do finish trim carpentry, and I freehand a lot on the table saw simply because I don't have a portable band saw. The blades on the regular 15amp table saw, like the one in the video, will stall due to lack of torque far sooner than overpowering you and kicking you or the material back.
@@ZeldaplusSmallville Complete nonsense. There is no advantage to freehanding (really, you can't at least fit a miter gauge alongside your jobsite saw?) - the cut is less straight AND less safe. What's the point?
And *maybe* it won't kickback, but if you've been a finish carpenter then I'm sure you've *seen* kickback. It's extremely violent and not something worth playing around with. For the cuts you describe, use a miter saw then. There's one of those on every jobsite I've ever seen.
@@jamesspadaro7722 you’re crazy bro, it’s not that uncontrollable on a 15amp table saw, you clearly aren’t a professional
@@ZeldaplusSmallville It probably isn't, I agree. But it's also very volatile and hard to predict. What's the point of taking the chance? What are you gaining? Oh, right, crappy not-straight crosscuts. Miter saw is literally *right* there. Same with a miter gauge. Laziness and shoddy work to save... literally no effort.
@@jamesspadaro7722 I have two miter saws I carry around with me, you can’t take a piece of door casing that’s 3 1/2” wide by 85” long and cut that down the line on a fucking miter saw. You’re loopy dude.
If the walls out of plumb and I have to rip the casing the fit the wall, sometimes it can be over 3/4” out of plum and you can’t use a skill saw and you damn sure can’t take a miter saw that only reaches out 15” and safely cut down 85” inches of trim material.
You clearly have no idea what you’re talking about.
All I have to do is drop a line and follow it on the table saw like I do on the bandsaw. It saves time and money and you’re not going to get impaled by a piece of trim material.
Want me to post a video of me doing it for you so you can learn a thing or two?
Imagine if Q likes this message
SHOW US YOUR DIAMOND PLAY BUTTON !!!
I'll show after a while
@@TheQ_original 😳
Please do a QNA
🙂⚒🙂
Omg q replied you
That was amazing through and through. The build alone was amazing. Your editing transitions were awesome and hilarious and I loved little soda holder at the end. I've seen a few of these types of Builds on much smaller scales and you've inspired me to try to do it myself. Is there any way that I can get you to send me the dimensions and specifications that you used for the build? This will be solely for personal use.
You Gotta take care mate, I wouldn’t recommend to do a free hand cut on the table saw that’s pretty dangerous
Yeah... judging by the fact he didn't use a miter saw, I'd guess he doesn't have one... and I've gotta wonder... did he do all those miters on a table saw?
0_O
Now THAT'S dangerous
Freehand pushing the stock through with both hands is bound to get a pinch and serious kickback. That's begging for a painful injury.
You think someone who sits on that chair bothers about little things like getting cut from a table saw?
@@tarun9542 oh it’s not just any little cut, there’s also kickback
@@nathanielbean3119 You didn't get the joke mate.
I don't know which is more impressive... The building or the editing
looks like a rocking chair
Great video! Like
The fact that this man is doing all those cuts freehand is quite possibly the most impressive thing to me here.
This guy and the hacksmith are on the same level
OK, test plan:
1 - While drinking the coke, shake yourself to check stability of the chair
2 - Throw yourself into the chair instead of slowly sitting down to check strength of the chair
Don't forget to film and publish the video! I'm sure you're gonna get way more visualizations... :)
😂
3 - show medical certificate of fractured bones
4- hope that the wood don’t not shrank into the as
He's finally back, yay.
What a good video. Interesting idea, clever engineering, skilled carpentry, fantastic editing, nice HD camera.
This is some of the last wholesome, true quality content on youtube. Good on you.
So nobody's gonna talk about the editing skills?
It is not is editing you fool 😂
You need some brain 🧠
Lol. Pls watch again. And see how smooth it was! and read your comment before you tell someone to use some brain! 😊
@@BuddyChuck-ph look all comments ,you are only one say it is editing
Hahaha, buddy 😂😂😂 so from the start you really didn't understand anything about my comment on this video huh, i thought you we're smarter than that. But ok. Have a nice day! 😂😂😂😂 hahaha you made my day buddy. 😂😂
@@shaunshaji9032 you funny man! 😂😂
A carpenter or a videographer?
Q: YES
I continued watching the video because of the quality edits and good music. Great job honestly
The Q’s ideas are so creative!
Venite a dare un'occhiata al mio canale
to be precise - these are his interpretations of someone else's ideas.
This is not a new idea but it is very cool
Hiiiiiiiiiiiii
Znicz that totally helps😕
0:45 duuuude, use a cross cut sled! You should never, ever, ever freehand on the table saw.
eh, just be careful, it's done all the time in pro molding shops
Or slip/fall forward 😬
@@bryanska not in any shop I would ever work in
I came here to say exactly this. People think it's fine because they are careful, until one day they see how quickly that thing can throw a piece of material backwards. Its scary AF.
@@bryanska I freehanded once, and nearly cut off my index finger. I got lucky, with just a severed central slip tendon, but the recovery took more than six months.
It takes an afternoon to make a cross cut sled, and makes every cut thereafter infinitely safer. I strongly encourage everyone using a table saw to have one, and never go without a sled or fence.
Though you aren’t a carpenter, I was impressed at your ability to freehand that cut on the table saw
This is how much respect they deserve for their creativity
👇
On this chair , if he just shake a little , it shall hurt him really bad.
Make this chair at home but please don't ever try to sit on it.
Why will it hurt?
Let's say that this chair isn't for someone over 200 lbs :D :D
@@yumco7588 all the pressure from his weight is on that plank of wood from the bottom. If the pressure is higher than the plank resistance then the chair will fall apart and he might get hurt from the same plank i mention earlier
@@sprinngam2536 oh ok 👍
@I only comment while I’m on the shitter yea, but the rope have more rezistance so its more about the suspended plank. Anyway ty for observation
1:30 god tier transition
With nylon rope it's a good idea to put a locking knot in each running end. Nylon has a tendency to slide even when knotted tightly, so a locking knot prevents it from coming undone.
Lucky it didn’t snap like the last one ( that mini version ).
It will if he moves around a bit.
I have never enjoyed woodwork this much in my life
I can't Imagine What Would Happen If You're Sitting on that And The String Breaks Up !
you just fall
Probably will feel like the time jackie chan jumped on a bicycle with no seat ouch
@@user-jh3kz7dp2z just fall, directly on to a stick pointed at a certain sensitive set of areas :P
The stick in the middle will stick in the ass
@@neosama8930 yea youre right hahahaha
You miss the first rule for a chair: rest a little. Sitting on that thing is way more stress than staying up. You're more an artist than a builder, but i appreciate the demonstration of physic.
LOL
Bruh.
Probably a bit hard to rest when you might get wood in you asshole if you have messed up a long spiky hard piece of wood
Singular "Physic" ?
Only 1 ?
Yeah!
"He's Not Hacking, He Just Has A Really Good Gaming Chair"
Actually a floating chair without even need bigger flat magnet
This man will make the entire world Iron-free.... in his world, everything would be woody... 😂😂
Bomb nuke 🚓🖍️
Dont worry about the reply above me, its just a very bad hate bot in its training phase
That would be so dangerous in wild fires xD
😂😂😂
@@iaminthenowhereinn no iron man in Avengers 😂😂... only WOOD Man Q
Player1: He' s cheating!
Player2: Nah he just got a good gaming chair
Actual chair:
Very bouncy
Yeah, he is cheating physics lol
Helps him keep alert not too relax🤣🤣
Constantly clenched cheeks
Man sitting on that chair must a tense experience!
Imagine it breaks and the sharp part just penetrates you...
Bro thats what I was just about to comment
Best comment
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Outch, this is painful. It's so painful that I tightened my teeth while imagining it.
@@antoniorivas4100 me too
Awesome project!! Breakage of small chair at intro is very funny idea!! great :)
the fear of that chair is gonna fail make me laugh hard 😂. Look at that guy so careful every time he sat in is hilarious 😂
I think he is planning to convert his diamond play button into a great invention
This is one of those "Risk vs Return" situations my dad would tell me to think about before I did it.
I mean, you are at risk of some serious rectal trauma, but on the other hand it's a really cool chair.
🤣🤣
Risk vrs rectum.......damn near killed em
THE MOST INGENIOUS MAN ON RUclips! 👍
Imagine if someone sould make a whole table and 2-6 chairs like this
You've seen the videos for tensegrity tables, right? If not, that's a rabbit hole you should dive into right away.
"Вы ходите по охуенно тонкому льду))"
И когда этот лед провалится в низу вас буду ждать я:)
Te apoyo bro
Это факт, достаточно порваться центральному шнуру и торчащая палка прямиком войдет ну вы понимаете!))
Позовите доктора! Доктора Дью канеш!
@@sndvc в дупло?
This guy just took the "hanging by a thread" expression to a whole new level.
The lack of craftsmanship gives me more anxiety than the chair itself. Using a table saw without a mitre gauge or fence and chewing through nylon rope with tin snips were personal faves
Honestly, if you can't hit a right angle on something as simple as a 4x4 without a mitre gauge you should just stop using a table saw altogether.
Post a video of your craftmanship then and we will differentiate.
@@JOhnDoe-nl4wj it's not the point of getting a perfect 90 angle. Cutting cross grain without a miter gauge or cross cut sled can end in serious kick back. I don't follow all safety precautions but that made me flinch.
And not having a impact drill driver for the screws or a least a bit for the drill you already have.
Ha ya"ll usless , give the man credit. Everyone have their own ways, their own expectatives of their own work so. That said. Show your skills and we will judge.
Can we take a moment for this mans editing skills
Can we please take a moment to appreciate the POG editing!??
The ultimate chair for the prankster with scissors.
That’s both incredibly cool and hilariously unfortunate design. I love it.
LMFAO!🤣
imagine a bed and sofa, with that system ! love it.
I wonder if you could build a metal version with metal cables to replace the rope
No reason not to use metal cables, most of the tensegrity tables out there use metal cables after all.
Metal chain would be more metal.
Amazing! Love from Pakistan❤
I sacrifice my own life for Pakistan😂😂
Visited new Channel fai da te impariamo e ripariamo 😉
@Toyota Supra OwO vieni a dare un'occhiata al mio canale fai da te impariamo e ripariamo insegno a lavorare il legno e tanti trucchi 😉
Hands down some of the best editing i've seen.
Wdym?
Great transitions, entertaining and interesting!
Fun fact : The creator is first...
:D
Maybe not, he might only click upload and tjen go. So he isn't the first on thsi YT video.
That chair definitely defying the laws of gravity
04:18
Sitting like an Old man: "Oooh my back"!!🎅
0:16 OH MY GAWD I DIED LAUGHING AT THAT SCENE
Lol same..
Chair - 8/10
Video production - 10/10
And then chair strikes back when he was feeling most comfortable.
*GOD* : he Breaking the law of Newton’s of universal gravitation *THIS IS ILLEGAL*
Ну так это же Табурет! Мы такие ещё в детстве на уроках в школе делали... Ток попроще.)
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Не дай бог порваться центральной верёвке:))
)))бессмертный похоже, хоть бы фанерки лист положил, подстраховал свою пятую точку от опасного штыря
Она непорвётся, а вот тонкие углы которые держут верёвку сломаться это да.
Я смотрю гуру сопромата вошли в чат)
Всплывает только фраза "-да ну нахрен" (Очень страшное кино 2)
Нодо было в форме кольев делать центральную часть)
So, the 4.5 K dislikes, question for y’all .... why you hatin’ on this video? Man’s a genius and I love his video transitions... it’s hella awesome you built this chair and your video editing skills are off the chart in my opinion.
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Creative idea but, Damn..once that center rope breaks, you're no longer virgin..
This should be named "the prison chair" .
Don't worry. The rope looks strong enough compared to the rest...
funny thing is that only the center rope is holding ur weight
He could add 2 ropes then
Oh panzer of the lake , what is your wisdom?
False. The weight also goes to the square frame at the bottom causing a decrease in stress on the rope.
I would take the center one , and swap for 2 , left and right.
False, the full weight is hanged by the centre rope.
This is the kind of content I pay my internet bills for..!!
That's the chair you wanna use when you wanna remain focused!
Ideal for studying!
Also trains your mind to multi- task! (i.e. study, keep your posture and balance)
Good job!
@jemario playz lol
It's pine wood, and I don't even trust its strength to hold man's weight...My butt's health will depend only on those screwed joints, nah...I'll pass...
Not even the screws, its dependent only on the rope in the middle
@@indrayeduguri7710 its not, due to physics of tension the four external ropes ARE load bearing and thats whats cool about this chair
@@DaniPog I trust the concept, but distrust the construction. A few screws and big knots seems a tad unstable. Other similar projects I've seen looked way more durable. Also the external ropes are mostly stabilizers. The middle rope is doing the brunt of the work. I'd expect the middle rope's knot to be forced through that small hole before the side ropes.
@@cmck362 Right! The concept is OK, but not this wood construction. In this case there are rods inside the four corner ropes! Lol! Just lock at the type of ropes. You can pull out the center core and replace it whit steel rods. I suppose he did that as a plan B when plan A didn't work out!
Many years ago, I made a couple of tables for the architecture classes at the university and it really amazes the students.
4分半の末に、めちゃくちゃ派手に転んだら爆笑してた。
I'd put a helmet on my ass before sitting on that chair. The pointy wood making me anxious 😟
or a plate of metal
Bulletproof underpants
I’ve seen this a lot, and it still manages to amaze me