Great craftmanship on the trailor and hitch. Nice work. Almost made me want to go fishing... but its 3 degrees out right now so that wont be hapening.You should build them and sell them I would buy one. Geat job.Hardes part was the leaf suspension. I use metal stap form shiping box, It hard and have a good spring responce, had to weld 1/4 inch tube on each end.Drill 2 holes in the centre for the U bolts holding the axel, It easy to make but you need a lots of alignement for each part of the suspension.

Some of these machine tools are being operated without guards. This only happens in places where safety rules don't exist. Fingers, hands, eyes are regularly lost operating such unguarded machines. Regulations are a good thing when it comes to protecting workers. Unionize peoples!Wow, a burger press! Simply amazing! What's next, one of those barrows that has wheels? That would be "next level."

I love how hes showing us how to do this like we’re actually gonna catch a tiger shark.Congrats on that huge tiger! I️ watched this with my five year old without worry of foul language. Thanks for keeping it clean for the little ones. You’re a class act!Just saw the photo on Instagram! What a beast. Ready to watch the epicness!For those of you wondering, flipping a tigershark upside down puts it on a trance like state called tonic immobility. During this state, most of its sense slow, causing it to kind of relax. A shark like this will only stay in this state for a about 15 minutes, so it should be ok being left like this. The stress of it being caught, however, may be what kills it if it died.

Pure delight! I bow before people who make such amazing things with their hands and, probably, will encourage someone else to take up woodworking.I always admire such masters, it’s just fantastic how precisely you have to work with tools so as not to saw off or cut off anything unnecessary!!!How wonderful it is when a person masters a craft, is passionate about his work and creates beauty with his own hands! Of course, it is very desirable that others learn from him.

Good video!! Maybe you have covered this in a previous video, but I would like to see how they go about covering the silage pile with tarps and tires. Otherwise, I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work.You have to push the loader right away and roll the dump trucks so they don't fall through, that's what we do.If they could just figure a way to lighten the load by about 350 pounds I am sure they would have recovered that thing an hour ago! What are all those young men pointing to in the sky? Ohh, it is probably just some birds or an airplane. or are they exercising?

Very good video. The operator of dozer was very skilled. Film quality was very good. Over all a good video.Wow he bulldozed right through the " NO ROAD HERE" protesters blockade like it wasn't even there ! The nerve of the government coming in and disturbing the ancestral lands of the tires and buckets Clan. Lol. Well done camera work.Boy the environmental Commission sure missed this one, what a disaster, just bury everything tires, tin, trees, who gives a dam

I worked at a glass bottle factory which was built in the mid 60s and those machines were there then. The blobs of molten glass were known as 'gobs'... the clip of the paddle feeding the raw materials into the furnace, that part was known as 'the doghouse' great memories were brought back watching this.Wow!! I couldn't believe how is this being possible for man to create such complicated machines to manufacture bottles. Love this

Change the bearings in the roller feeder to one-way bearings and throw some sticky gaskets over them and you've got anti-kickback as well as moar grip. Love all your ideas btw, esp the doweling jig using only 1 block of wood. Genius!!The first one is a great way of applying saw dust to your workshop!Great ideas, and good work. I have to say, however, my respect (not fear) of my tablesaw blade will never let my fingers get so close as yours.

These are the men who built Pyramids of Egypt. Still using the same tools.I love these guys. ))) They welded everything, milled it. Washed it... Then they stuffed it all back into the sand and with the sand. I'm not even talking about the time spent. But after a week of this thing working, the guys will have work again and everything will start all over again.Hats off to all of the men involved, if ever there was a film to show people about not giving up, no matter how much effort you need to put in to complete a task, this is it.

The issue is a lot of new skyscrapers built with highly flammable cladding materials, we have the same problem in australia.Watch out! In about 20 minutes it’s going to free-fall into its own footprint and shatter into a million pieces and leave a glowing crater that can be seen from space for weeks! Happens all the time!That is just horrible, reminds me of the Grenfell Tower fire that occurred in England a few years ago. Such external materials must be banned everywhere.