I hope that people who have made negative comments here come to appreciate the skills and imagination of this guy someday. Those are the hallmarks of any good inventor. If you happen to dislike the project at hand, move on. He's not in the business of pleasing you. He's in the business of finding the limits (if indeed there are any) of what is possible. This person is one of the rare people who not only thinks outside of the box, he doesn't even think there IS a box. I admire him no matter what he works on.
My friend, when you get off your pulpit stick your suggestion where sun doesn't shine! Everyone should speak their minds without sensor. Just my opinion. Ps. You can get a air pump at Walmart for $10.99.
air pump walmart= couple uses and straight to trash passing down a handmade air pump made out of an old shock= priceless cant expect everyone to get that though.....
Yes, Yes, and Yes INFINITY! JOE WOODCHUCK, your comment is Genuine TRUTH! Thank you for posting just the message WE ALL need to be reminded of from time to time. Blessings to everyone watching. May this crafter continue to work with his mind and hands and create only the best and brightest which could only be influenced by God, the one and only Heavenly Father.
You ever think these videos aren't made to save a few bucks or to get something done quickly and cheap? I think they are made to stir the imagination and innovation of the viewer. To encourage vision which takes time. I can only imagine how many of our greatest inventions started off as "Big wastes of time" to the general public, when something quicker could have been done. Why waste a bunch of time developing the light bulb when you can quickly strike a match? We know the benefits now after the story is complete. Visionaries see the ending at the very beginning.
At first I thought that’s a crazy amount of work to make a simple pump. The more I thought about it, being a pump is immaterial, the Joy is in the making. Beautiful project, and yes I liked it.
Если ты американец или европеец, то ты не знаешь истинную цену вещам. Представь себе: в любую вещь вложено много труда. Вам же они достаются почти даром. Ваши страны - паразиты этого мира.
Great skills and innovation! I enjoy watching your transformations. A great way to show others how to re-purpose things - especially where there may not be the retail choices that others have. Thumbs up on your work!
I absolutely did not see that coming. Brilliant use of the materials. I was expecting legs or some kind of cabinet hardware. You might have inadvertently turned me into a parts hoarder, and opened up some creativity in myself.
Absolutely amazing. I was actually thinking while watching this, I could adapt the same idea and make a replacement hydraulic ram for my horizontal bandsaw using 90% of the same ideas as you
Till today i didnt know whats Inside shock absorber. Very creative and I would say delicate work. The way you dealt with small cuts and parts is really creative. I will wait for more videos.
Dear HandCraft, The first thing I saw was your hands and I thought this is my dad! No fooling! Both parents raised 9 of us and both had a work commitment. How many 8 y/o's in '67 and today learned how to wash out diapers in the toilet then rinse and ready them for the wash. They really had it tough growing up pretty much like the rest but family stuck together and almost lost dad in the WWII twice. Near misses...A Jap torpedo went under the bow of the gasoline ship he was on as it raised up in rough waters and another time he felt the heat of a Jap snipers bullet pass his head on deck while writing to mom. He decided to finish letter down below...Nother words, I wouldn't be here a writing. But anyway, you sir are amazing! I bet there isn't anything you can't tackle? Dad taught us all but though I'm close to symmetrically equal I do not have full use of my right side. But I can sure think things through and even better when my hands are on it...Remember folks, whether or not it is out of necessity, there's a special love for hands on creating, we all catch up sooner or later in that department. It really is fun! Apprenticeships must come back in every field...Thank you. Sincerely, Don Suiters Clearwater Florida USA
I'd love to let you loose in my workshop with access to all the equipment one could wish for. Fantastic skills with minimal tools my kind of bloke big thumbs up
This trick is also great for building captured nuts, I’ve built several for applications where you cannot reach the back side (such as manual trans swaps where a bracket bolts to dash support
I had no idea where this was going...but im glad he is using his skills to make something. Need more people like him in this world to inspire people to build and not just buy. Recycle re-use
It is not about $5 or $10 item, it is about a creative ideal. It is about a father, an uncle... who is able to make a bike pump for his son or his niece/nephew... if someone had made me this pump when I was a kid, that would have been one of the best gift of my childhood. Thank you for the video my friend, you are such a skillful person. I wish I have a guy like you in my shop
My Dad had the same revelation about growing vegetables. When he realised it took about 200hrs labour to produce veg for about two months consumption. That is with the hope the weather and crop is favourable. He found it cheaper to buy. He found other things to do with his 200hrs freetime.
Owen O'Neill Aspiring fruits and vegetables producer here from home. We can of course buy all we want for less but there is a sense of satisfaction to use that quality free time with you family to work with your kids on growing your own potatoes, cucumbers, tomatoes, strawberries and cranberries then see the results of that joint little project coming to “fruits”. Much more satisfying adding some skills to your and your family’s repertoire than just buying & consuming. And... it tastes much better!
I recently discovered your channel - well RUclips A.I. did by putting this in my recommendations - and am super glad because I'm really impressed. Beyond your skills and amazing creativity, I really like that you aren't explaining anything and videos are immediately showing you building something. Not only am I learning things, it's really fun trying to guess what you're creating. This pump blew me away, had no idea what type of pump you were creating until you screwed on the hose! Anyone that dislikes your videos doesn't get the point and frankly are the people that will be first to die when a great apocalypse hits. Yourself and those of us with skills will survive in the under world.
Brilliant work...when the apocalypse arrives your skill will be much in demand. You should work for NASA making rockets out of old sewer pipes and rocket parts out of old car parts save them billions perhaps trillions of dollars. Love your ingenuity!!!
That is an incredible amount of work for something worth so little. Maybe in a post apocalyptic world this would make sense, but this is just a waste of your obvious talents.
@@spangy8405 that’s money unwisely spent. I suggest a generator, a fridge, lot’s of your favorite icecream and one bullet in a slam pipe to end it when things gets too rough. Enjoy!
Grinding away & cutting on a gas-charged strut - a really for real excellent way to end up at the local ER or county morgue. Between removing the highly compressed coilspring & dealing with the gas pressure, it's just a Darwin award in the offing.
You amazing 🙋♂️❤Build a self-defense device with the same equipment that can deliver one or more strong blows. For example, you can use a small pcp air cartridge cartridge for the source of the impact force and a spring to return the striking arm.
Very clever. You won another sub. I had big ideas a few years ago of making a suppressor out an old steering shock...then I found out that it's illegal.haha.
Ouaouh ! C'est ce qui s'appelle avoir des compétences techniques ^^ félicitation pour cet excellent travail et tout ça pour fabriquer une pompe à vélo !
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I hope that people who have made negative comments here come to appreciate the skills and imagination of this guy someday. Those are the hallmarks of any good inventor. If you happen to dislike the project at hand, move on. He's not in the business of pleasing you. He's in the business of finding the limits (if indeed there are any) of what is possible. This person is one of the rare people who not only thinks outside of the box, he doesn't even think there IS a box. I admire him no matter what he works on.
My friend, when you get off your pulpit stick your suggestion where sun doesn't shine! Everyone should speak their minds without sensor. Just my opinion. Ps. You can get a air pump at Walmart for $10.99.
@@mikeoconnell4229 Was that directed to me?
@Brian Schwab Not a crappy build, but I agree with the rest of what you said.
air pump walmart= couple uses and straight to trash
passing down a handmade air pump made out of an old shock= priceless
cant expect everyone to get that though.....
Yes, Yes, and Yes INFINITY! JOE WOODCHUCK, your comment is Genuine TRUTH! Thank you for posting just the message WE ALL need to be reminded of from time to time.
Blessings to everyone watching. May this crafter continue to work with his mind and hands and create only the best and brightest which could only be influenced by God, the one and only Heavenly Father.
Maybe just a pump to some, but has sparked a ton of ideas to use parts from an old shock!!! Creativity at it’s finest
You ever think these videos aren't made to save a few bucks or to get something done quickly and cheap? I think they are made to stir the imagination and innovation of the viewer. To encourage vision which takes time. I can only imagine how many of our greatest inventions started off as "Big wastes of time" to the general public, when something quicker could have been done. Why waste a bunch of time developing the light bulb when you can quickly strike a match? We know the benefits now after the story is complete. Visionaries see the ending at the very beginning.
Match/lightbulb
Cheap airpump/ridiculously expensive air pump
Try again pal you make no sense
Yes, true but not in this case. Nice try.
Exactly! I can use the same technique, with small modifications, to make a linear actuator or a pneumatic actuator for example.
Amen brother amen
Wow!
At first I thought that’s a crazy amount of work to make a simple pump. The more I thought about it, being a pump is immaterial, the Joy is in the making. Beautiful project, and yes I liked it.
You get it, Abby. Awesome. Yes, time is money but you can't buy happiness.
Abby Babby Yes you would have to consider it a hobby because that is not time well spent.
Abby, its like the old adage, "It is not so much the destination as it is the trip along the way". Always enjoy the ride, no matter where you go.
Если ты американец или европеец, то ты не знаешь истинную цену вещам. Представь себе: в любую вещь вложено много труда. Вам же они достаются почти даром. Ваши страны - паразиты этого мира.
Creative.
You definitely have a mind for engineering, and the skills to make it happen.👍
Great skills and innovation! I enjoy watching your transformations. A great way to show others how to re-purpose things - especially where there may not be the retail choices that others have. Thumbs up on your work!
For his next video how to dismantle a car and make a spoon
indeed - if you have a month of your life to waste
😂
I want him to dismantle a spoon and make a car
Didn't know where you were going until the end. Sweet.
As usual, amazed by the imagination to see what you see in junk.
its called junk for a reason
wish I had a shop, I'd be doing all kindsa cool s like this
That's excellent! That's an indestructible air pump. That would last a lifetime. Great work.
I absolutely did not see that coming. Brilliant use of the materials. I was expecting legs or some kind of cabinet hardware. You might have inadvertently turned me into a parts hoarder, and opened up some creativity in myself.
"when the mind and thought are aligned, imagination has no limits" - Roland Cebey
*I had no idea what you were building into the last ten seconds lol. Very cool!*
My 8 y/o daughter getting hooked on your videos. She was surprised by the rotating welding stand.
Absolutely amazing. I was actually thinking while watching this, I could adapt the same idea and make a replacement hydraulic ram for my horizontal bandsaw using 90% of the same ideas as you
Excellent.
Recycling.
A true Craftman
..have any of you folks seen the Videos of TOOLS MACHINES APPLIANCE MOTOR VECHILES ETC that CUBANS HAVE HAD TO MAKE..FANTASTIC..
Till today i didnt know whats Inside shock absorber. Very creative and I would say delicate work. The way you dealt with small cuts and parts is really creative. I will wait for more videos.
Brilliant, that pump will outlast all of us, well done. Thanks for posting.
Dear HandCraft,
The first thing I saw was your hands and I thought this is my dad! No fooling! Both parents raised 9 of us and both had a work commitment. How many 8 y/o's in '67 and today learned how to wash out diapers in the toilet then rinse and ready them for the wash. They really had it tough growing up pretty much like the rest but family stuck together and almost lost dad in the WWII twice. Near misses...A Jap torpedo went under the bow of the gasoline ship he was on as it raised up in rough waters and another time he felt the heat of a Jap snipers bullet pass his head on deck while writing to mom. He decided to finish letter down below...Nother words, I wouldn't be here a writing. But anyway, you sir are amazing! I bet there isn't anything you can't tackle? Dad taught us all but though I'm close to symmetrically equal I do not have full use of my right side. But I can sure think things through and even better when my hands are on it...Remember folks, whether or not it is out of necessity, there's a special love for hands on creating, we all catch up sooner or later in that department. It really is fun! Apprenticeships must come back in every field...Thank you.
Sincerely,
Don Suiters
Clearwater Florida
USA
I'd love to let you loose in my workshop with access to all the equipment one could wish for. Fantastic skills with minimal tools my kind of bloke big thumbs up
Your washer+nut+magnet+weld trick -- brilliant!
This trick is also great for building captured nuts, I’ve built several for applications where you cannot reach the back side (such as manual trans swaps where a bracket bolts to dash support
I must admit that I didnt see that coming. About half way in I thought maybe he would convert it to a pneumatic cylinder.
same here, as the dollar store sells pumps... maybe cost more in electricity
I had no idea where this was going...but im glad he is using his skills to make something. Need more people like him in this world to inspire people to build and not just buy. Recycle re-use
I thought he was gonna make homemade air suspension at first
It is not about $5 or $10 item, it is about a creative ideal. It is about a father, an uncle... who is able to make a bike pump for his son or his niece/nephew... if someone had made me this pump when I was a kid, that would have been one of the best gift of my childhood. Thank you for the video my friend, you are such a skillful person. I wish I have a guy like you in my shop
You are an gifted artist. Everything you do...primo.
I think that's cool reuse recycle if you got the time be a great gift for someone who appreciates it😀👍
Clever thinking !
Definitely a project to do in spare time. Little ideas lead to bigger ideas!
Great idea, adapt and overcome....
You are amazing 👍😃👍
Why not tell what you are making at the beginning of the silent projects?
BRILLIANT !!!!
Really...Genius idea...
Excellent!
That pump could be passed down from generation to generation and would out last any bike pump that you can buy in shops,well done bud,class 👌
Brilliant!😲
Great job
Even though I love these videos, and learn a lot about how to re-use items, at the end I can't help thinking... why not just buy a bicycle pump?
My Dad had the same revelation about growing vegetables. When he realised it took about 200hrs labour to produce veg for about two months consumption. That is with the hope the weather and crop is favourable. He found it cheaper to buy. He found other things to do with his 200hrs freetime.
Owen O'Neill Aspiring fruits and vegetables producer here from home. We can of course buy all we want for less but there is a sense of satisfaction to use that quality free time with you family to work with your kids on growing your own potatoes, cucumbers, tomatoes, strawberries and cranberries then see the results of that joint little project coming to “fruits”. Much more satisfying adding some skills to your and your family’s repertoire than just buying & consuming. And... it tastes much better!
Made in USA.
Good work great mind awesome work shop...
Simple gadgets for every day use brilliant.
I love recycling old items into something new. I need to get a spot welder to do things like this.
quel boulot pour une simple pompe a velo a 2 e
You can make one out of an old microwave. Its on my bucked list aswell
Thank you! How friggin clever is that! You rock dude!
Excellent Respactable Sir.
WAO...verygood..😁😁👍❤
Well done 👍👍👍 love it.
Excelente, la sacaste del estadio
Cool 👍
That was beautiful and well made
some people may not Know, after watching this, you could transform that into a air shock too. great invention
A very nice job. I have used these old shocks for a variety of projects. The shafts and tubing are really good stuff.
I recently discovered your channel - well RUclips A.I. did by putting this in my recommendations - and am super glad because I'm really impressed. Beyond your skills and amazing creativity, I really like that you aren't explaining anything and videos are immediately showing you building something. Not only am I learning things, it's really fun trying to guess what you're creating. This pump blew me away, had no idea what type of pump you were creating until you screwed on the hose! Anyone that dislikes your videos doesn't get the point and frankly are the people that will be first to die when a great apocalypse hits. Yourself and those of us with skills will survive in the under world.
This is one time I *didn't* know what you were making. Cool creation!
Brilliant work...when the apocalypse arrives your skill will be much in demand. You should work for NASA making rockets out of old sewer pipes and rocket parts out of old car parts save them billions perhaps trillions of dollars. Love your ingenuity!!!
Awesome 👏
👏cool! It's like a Hitchcock movie. I watched wondering what it would be. Great idea. Great performance.👍👍👍
''BRAVO'' !!
You are one off a kind. Thx for all your projects
Beautiful simply beautiful, this kind of workmanship is rare indeed. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
Indeed.
~GOD gives us witty inventions 😁👏👏👏
That was so awesome.
I like the skills and thought of it all
Knowing you could buy one cheap that one looks like it would last forever, Great job keep those videos coming
That is an incredible amount of work for something worth so little. Maybe in a post apocalyptic world this would make sense, but this is just a waste of your obvious talents.
This is brilliant
That's awesome! Didn't think that was going to be an air pump but maybe a pneumatic cylinder or something like that. Nice job!
interesting. Do shocks have a built in check valve already??
Wow!! Who would have thought of making a bike pump before, crazy genius
Ingenious
Parabéns
When the end of the world is here, I want to have Vanya beside me.
Were in the apocalypse now
when the end of the world is here I want my guns and lots of ammo beside me lol
@@spangy8405 can i join you pleeeeeaaassse
were sitting ducks in england 😳
@@spangy8405 that’s money unwisely spent. I suggest a generator, a fridge, lot’s of your favorite icecream and one bullet in a slam pipe to end it when things gets too rough. Enjoy!
Great video from
That is one nice looking pump.
very cool
Wow, heavy duty all round pump!.👍🏽
Great build, mate. 👌🏽
آفرین.bravo.
Very good idea. Is much cheaper to get from DIY
Grinding away & cutting on a gas-charged strut - a really for real excellent way to end up at the local ER or county morgue. Between removing the highly compressed coilspring & dealing with the gas pressure, it's just a Darwin award in the offing.
Good idea
You amazing 🙋♂️❤Build a self-defense device with the same equipment that can deliver one or more strong blows. For example, you can use a small pcp air cartridge cartridge for the source of the impact force and a spring to return the striking arm.
Cool work
Love that you didn't clutter the video with background music. Awesome creativity!
I love watching just to see what it's going to become. Very inventive, keep up the good work!
Nice video 👍👌
I never though of this - a bit of work and you have a indestructible useful product.
you can invent a bike pump with a pump enlarger
Muito bom gostei, é uma bombinha de encher pneu que não vai estragar tão cedo, Show.
Excelent job!!
Congrats!!!!!
👏👏👏👏👏
Seriously!!!! my mind is blown
OMG! Clever. I could also see using as a pneumatic cylinder. Maybe even as a hydraulic cylinder with a heavier wall tube
Genial👍👍
Very cool. Lots of work, but the person looks like they really enjoy recreating from old to New.
Very clever. You won another sub. I had big ideas a few years ago of making a suppressor out an old steering shock...then I found out that it's illegal.haha.
Ouaouh ! C'est ce qui s'appelle avoir des compétences techniques ^^ félicitation pour cet excellent travail et tout ça pour fabriquer une pompe à vélo !
WOW!! there..some guys really have extraordinary imagination and ideas very very good video.
Good idea.
Why did he build it? Because he could. Awesome work.
Nice!!!
Clever, original, and useful. Great video for a fun project. Nicely done.
very good
!!!!!!!!! Very nice!
Well I think it’s very clever & thanks for sharing
That’s a fun project. A lot of work but nice to say I made this.
Yep now that is cool, thanks for sharing your thoughts and video
Cool !!!
Walmart sells them for 9.99, however that was impressive my friends. True talent...
That's true, but this pump would probably still work if you forgot and ran it over with your car.