I just bought a complete set of this run. Then I found this video and never knew what I had when I bought it. What a great treasure I have now!Notice how much fun these people are having, and the smiles on their faces.Yeah, the cranberry base ones were neat-o. The 'Sun/Sea/Sand' lady got me thinkin' - How ABOUT a run with a LOT of sand in it? I realize there are many other additives, but, hey, lol---All of this is fascinating!This video made me recall my childhood when I would play marbles with my friends and we will always trade marbles or i would play my best looking marbles for theirs. Beautiful memories!!
I'll be thinking of these hard workers every time i go to my kitchen sink, open the faucet and get a glass of cool clear refreshing water....respect.I was a power lineman and working in the Irvine area and getting ready to set an hundred foot steel pole. Forty feet of it went into the ground. While digging the hole with a well digger we broke through the ground and there was a rushing river at the bottom of the hole. Frankly it scared the heck out of me. If you fell into that no one would ever see you again. We had to dump abound 20 yards of concrete to bring it up to where we could set the pole. We set the pole and encased it in foam.
A picture is worth a thousand words. This has no words but effing amazing! Thanks for the privilege to watch these amazing artists'!The levels of detail, particularly on the small faces with individual expressions and realism, different for each one, is honestly stunning and beyond impressive.Wooden art is so difficult and very tasking work. It takes several months to finish one project!!!! Great job guys!!! The fruits of hardwork is so sweet and enduring!!!
Absolutely mesmerizing! Watching the transformation of that massive tree log into an amazing table was truly inspiring.He has a lot of skill. I've made a lot of tables, and a few carved ones, but this is pretty special. Of course a table like this is not going to be in anyone's home, (at least not anyone that would ever use it to eat off) but rather in some big office or even a museum. Quite the piece.The attention to detail and craftsmanship here is so impressive. This table isn’t just beautiful; it brings the essence of nature into the room.
Wow, this mini hydroelectric power setup with the Francis turbine is amazing! It's incredible to see the power of engineering in action on a smaller scale. Watching this reminds me of the kind of hands-on projects Moonpreneur offers to help kids dive into STEM concepts practically. It’s a fantastic way to get young minds excited about real-world applications.Just imagine finding a random tiny yet masterfully crafted hydroelectroplant while hiking.
The quad ski is the coolest one. Love transforming cars and all, but it seems like the best blend of both a water vehicle and land vehicle. The characteristics of each just mesh better in a single rider vehicle. With an amphibious car you just have a car that can float, it’s not a boat, but with the quad ski it’s like you have a jet ski and an 4 wheeler.They're all good. The efficiency of each vehicle will entirely depends as to where, how, what are going to use it for. Each of them have their own purpose. Kudos to these inventions.
Some guys in our area (North Central Montana) have started hanging a 200-400 gallon water tank under the right front corner of their grain cart, with a hose reel and a hydraulic powered water pump. It's always in the field, always has an operator, and is one of the fastest things in the field. Everyone has water trucks, but they are usually unmanned and sitting at the end of the field, so take longer to get to the fire.I'm glad you guys are all OK. Thank you for showing us city people a side of farming that is rarely seem. Your reflexes are fantastic. I don't think I would have had the presence of mind to grab a camera and start recording once that header started burning!
I just want to say: "Greed is the death of a sucker". I remember once we were transporting watermelons from Temryuk to Sochi. Instead of 10 tons, they loaded 13 tons on us. We changed the tire twice on the Serpentine, then drove to Lermontovo with a flat tire, where we bought two more tubes. We changed one, and kept the other as a spare. Driving through a long tunnel in the mountain, another tube burst. In short, we arrived at the destination with a flat tire. It's good that there were six of them.
Most operators are very skilled. They're so good, they make it look easy.The biggest I ever operated was a 5.5t excavator and for me even a small excavator like that was one of the most impressive human creations I ever used. The power is simply unbelievable compared to human strength. You move masses of soil in seconds which would take days with shovels. You can rip out trees and move huge rocks like nothing. And it's so freaking easy to get a feeling for those machines. After a few minutes the excavator feels like a part of yourself.
I see this video has got some age on it so I want to ask, how did the drive motors hold up? I need something exactly like this for my wood yard operation and I'm trying to figure out which way to go. That thing is cooler than cool, I love anything with tracks and the smaller the better!I am totally impressed with this and the tracks? Thumbs up. Quality workmanship and talent. never stop at just this project my friend. God Bless.