Fish: holds a human underwater and forces their hand around a coral This thing can grab onto anything! Look at him! He’s just chilling!Its all fun and games untill that fish doesn't want to get off.I knew about these guys because when I was younger I would always watched wild kratts on pbs kids.Imagine Him going home to his gf or something and she’s like “Is that a hickey on your face!?” And he’s just “it was a fish!”
Great to see how things work behind the scene for manufacturing.Love watching how things are made.Realmente impresionante el mundo de la mecánica Industrial .Scary watching press operators with hands in the die space. Some hard working people for sure!After hearing the background music I want to watch Conan and start weightlifting.Gear cutting by shaper is the worst thing.
Where is the "John Deere Tactors Accident" ?Now needs a bigger bulldozers to level even more ground to buy more machines and we love it.It amazes me to see European farming in wet muddy conditions. I come from a long line of farmers and my family never goes out in the fields when they are wet.In the symphony of technology and agriculture, these machines compose a harmonious melody, orchestrating the future of sustainable farming practices.
Heavy machinery is becoming more and more amazing. I love them and the people who run them.Being raised up on the farm is the best education anyone can receive. !!In all fairness to have to give it to these engineers.. round of applause.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.
They take “practice makes perfect” to the next level.Whenever someone can make work look cool and get it done fast, that's true mastery.That's awesome. Reminds me of an employee on Fox News who never missed work for 27 years.Can I just say your commentary is so satisfying?Maximum respect for them . Their job looks more interesting.Blessings to all good cause workers and labourers grinding every day.
Totally looks homemade, that’s an impressive shed they have there. The way they welded that wood together, epic carpentry.I dont think you understand the word homemade... it looks like you are in a factory with multiple workers, a fab shop, all the tools.Great homemade wood boat. I’ve been meaning to learn how to weld wood.I came for the aluminum boat build but stayed to watch the master carpenters in their element. Thats a lot of skilled tradesman
What in the world. The thumbnail was a scam! Have to wait until the end and then it's just a photo with a description of what sand blasting does? That's getting desperate for views. Public thumbs down now that YT doesn't show them anymore.Absolutely! Live edge wood, often mistaken as scraps or undesirable, holds incredible value and uniqueness. It's highly sought after for its natural, raw beauty, showcasing the organic edges of the wood. Crafting items like river tables from live edge wood has become an art form, commanding high prices in the market.
Which part of this video did you like best? Share with us in the comments below.Thousands of tons of steel. . . . FLOATS!! Yes, I understand the physics. It still fascinates me to my core!I like that 3000 years of shipbuilding history and we still don't have anything better than "nah, just chuck it in!"YouTube after i watched one video about the Suez Canal: oh so you like videos about ships then, here are 100 more in your recommendations.
Spoiler alert.... the gaint helicopter looking machine is never mentioned in the video.Your narrative doesn’t match some of the equipment. Some of those draglines weren’t Big Muskie.Nano Meters of torque??!! NANO meters of torque??!!! Do you have any idea what you're even talking about????I am so tired of people showing an item to draw you to the video, just not to see it.Great video apart from the use of text to voice, it does not speak word abreviations very well.
Oh man! Watching that rock spreader spreading rock I ran the front end of one and my Father drove. Then seeing the spreader putting down asphalt. I worked in the summer between grades in high school. I always thank the Lord I ain't out there now, especially when I come up on road paving jobs. But I say a prayer for whoever is out there, putting it down.This is the English comment you have been looking for