The actions are wonderful.Sometimes it seems that no modern robot can cope with the capabilities of human labor .No machine can do a quick, high-quality visual inspection.Vakh lawyer Egorov. A great person and very interesting content.Whatever the degree of skill, the picture used to advertise this reel is a "bait and switch." It was presented as one massive log, not boards fitted together.
If such small machines are available in every village, there will be no shortage of food in the homes of the poor.Didi looks very beautiful.It's awful, these are disposable plates, it's so dirty.The work they do without any protection or security and for a pittance they earn is mind-blowing.I hope that these people who do such a great job have a decent salary.
OK, tried it out with the cleaner you recommended on a five year old Subaru engine that's never been cleaned. I made sure to cover the alternator and the main wire harness connection. Blew out the leaves and loose dirt with a leaf blower, sprayed it down with cleaner, waited 90 seconds, then washed it off, I spent an extra 8 minutes using a wheel brush and scrubbing the big areas, then blew it off with a leaf blower. Looks great, and the car started up and ran just fine. Neighbor decided to do the same thing on his BMW 340, it turned out great and started/ran just fine (BTW, we both took off the plastic engine covers, to better wash the whole engine). As you noted - DO NOT let the cleaner sit more than 60 seconds on your engine, or it will get sticky and not wash off easily. Thank you for the great video!
So creative and informative. Human creativity is endless.Who'd have thought two pieces of wood joining to be so satisfying.The chiseling is impressive and beautiful.The chiseling is impressive and beautiful.So, perhaps just eliminating the text/subtitles might be a better option here, as I'm only two minutes into the video and literally EVERY description of joints, tools, and furniture components has been egregiously incorrect. Not even close... At the VERY least, get someone who knows something, hell, ANYthing, about woodworking to help you write these?
Beautiful best one ive seen hand made like this young ones so happy bout the work too nice.Good job little young man nice job.No sliding weight, no bait...it looks like they have catfish like dirt.Also teach a child to fish he can help feed family and outhers too.Give a man a fish he eats foes da day teach a child to fish he eats a lifetime.Nice video for self employment .
You know, I watched your video on making a wheelchair lift assist which basically turned out to be an old person catapult . I saw this one and I figured I would give you another shot. Please do not pick up another tool for the rest of your life.I like it for the repurposing use. However, I would have reinforced the screws holding those baskets in with strips of trim over top of them.Hopefully it held up overtime
Heavy machinery is becoming more and more amazing. I love them and the people who run them.Really impressed me! Each device in the video demonstrates incredible creativity and advanced technology. From giant machines to smart tools, it all works smoothly and efficiently. It's exciting to see how these smart technical solutions can change the way we work every day.Really like your videos. Stumbled upon one. Checked out this channel. Watched another and subscribed. I like how you spend a little more time describing each item.
Used to live around a construction site and watched them drive piles every so often, was one of my favourite things to watch, thank you for the video!Happened across this, interesting rig. My late dad did this for 45 years then I followed him into it for 10 years. Former member of Operating Engineers local 901 Winnipeg, Canada. Thanks for bringing back some memories.Very successful documentary, excellent work
As technology advances, industrial machines evolve, becoming smarter, more efficient, and more indispensable in every facet of modern life.I like the first pile-driving machine; the old man appears elderly, but thanks to the machine, he effortlessly drives long piles, some even several kilometers long.I think the machines are very strong and a great peice of equipment to be able to operate. I bet they make good money operating these machines and they're dangerous to so be careful while using these machines.
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.If the conditions in the mud are like that, if you pull it, it will go deeper. It is best to help it lift until the wheel comes out of the mud before pulling it.