Watching these machines for a few seconds is fine, try watching them every day all day, not such fun! The constant loud rhythm hypnotizes you.Salute to the people that do these amazing potentially dangerous precision jobs.Now make a movie of all the accidents that workers had while working.Honestly the most impressive parts of the video aren't the machines, but the people who work with enough speed and precision to look like a machine.

These guys are one of a kind things made by them it's not modern machines it shows you where there is will there's a way.Where is the factory or unit. Please share contact details.I just happened to develop a love for casting metal and this blows my mind. This is what craftsmanship is. So much of what is made anymore bares this kind of skill and dedication. Amazing.

Ive worked on some of the scrap yard equipment you see in this video! But these machines are absolutely amazing! Really neat to see this !Agricultural machinery is always something that helps farmers stay ahead of the times, thanks to the engineers and farmers who work hard so we can have food in the supermarket.The wonders and advancements of modern tech....mind blowing sometimes.Remarkable similarity between the fishfood meat paste and the chicken nugget paste.

I thot for sure the big one was going to bury the little one with one scoop.Ah that bang. He'll be back with a shovel in a heart beat if the boss hears it again.The mini excavator should have the push blade at the back of the digger. That way it wouldn't be lifting up like that.Believe it or not the big one is easier to run than a little one because the big one has enough power to do what you tell it to do the little one doesn't have as much power and you have to coax it into doing what you wanted to do.

Another beautiful restoration. I particularly like the fact that you honor the history and heritage of the items you restore. As to adding music or narration, I vote no. The videos are excellent as they are. Your onscreen narration is excellent. Your editing and visual pacing are improving with each video. The beer tasting and rating are bonuses. Thanks for sharing your talents with the rest of the world.Great restoration. Paul Sellers has an informative video on sharpening scissors. His mother was a seamstress. Few craftsmen have his skills in sharpening. And very few can do restoration work on your level. It has been fun to watch the growth of your channel. The beer tasting is an added bonus. Well done!

And there are people that can’t even parallel park a small car!I like how its just gently pushed up against the side.I’d hate to get my finger caught between that.Not a big deal, the ship actually never moved, the earth rotated under it.Excellent bit of ship handling, a very experienced captain and crew!I once served on this ship, so proud to have watched this video... Great crew!!! God job guys!!Imagine if the two men stopped it with their bare hands?

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.these machines are absolute beasts! Incredible power and precision at work.

The guy at the back is putting himself in real danger, if the roll unfolds his going to know about it.Oh yeah that looks safe. Glad that dude in the trailer has enough confidence to stand behind that thing, right in the roll pathway.This is the most idiotic and unsafe unloading technique ive ever seen.If this guy was making a smoothie he would stick his whole hand in the blender.That'll work just fine a few hundred times, and then there's the one time it doesn't.

I’d get out of habit of placing thumbs on top no matter how right it feels.Satisfying!!! Sounds like it’s biting down on a crisp apple.Only dangerous to those who easily get distracted. In this world of safety first, I'm happy to see a machine untainted by over-restriction.As a man of culture, I’d recognize a ThumbLopper Deluxe anywhere.All you safety nuts out there. Trust that the operator of the machine made it, and doesn't want to lose limbs either.

You have much more patients with that engineer than I would have had, you built it to her design, then she decided that plan was no good.!! I would have sent her an invoice . Great job.I like your openness and the fact that you have decided to have shown the failed inspection part of the septic field. Great job.In spite of all the adversity that was involved with this property you continued to perform professionally - just as I knew you would, Andrew !! Proud of you for your great attitude and resolve !! I salute you !!