Great video.Being as old as I am ,before GoPro was around.I always wondered what those damn crabs were doing down there.Now I know.Thanks.That crab at the end figured it out "shit this is a bait trap were on camera! He looked so shocked.The way the crab stood on its legs to get the food.This was the best use of a Go-Pro i've ever seen. Those Flounder were like "Heyyy this is where they hide the good stuff"

I'm a panel beater with over 20 years in the trade. Nothing wrong with your method of repair great job. But using that air chisel without ear muffs and using a mig welder without a full welding helmet is crazy. I'm 62 years old now with hearing aids from industrial deafness. Wish someone gave me a hard time about not wearing ear muffs.Wow!!! It's rare to find such talented people who know everything about what they are doing.

The most interesting manufacturing process at factory.Brings to mind Britain during the industrial revolution. Dickensian sweat shops, long before the days of health and safety. Fascinating to see the process nonetheless.Thank you for posting, beautiful place i would love to visit and enjoy the food, people, city and city's vibe.They are making weaving looms to produce high-quality fabrics. The leather piece serves to cushion the back-and-forth movement of the shuttles that intertwine the wires. This process is very delicate and requires a lot of precision and care.

These Wood Carving Machines make woodworking look effortless!The technology behind these wood carving machines is truly impressive.The intricacy achieved with these wood carving machines is mind-blowing.I can't believe how precise wood carving machines can be!my favorite part of woodworking is using wood carving machines.I can't believe how fast these wood carving machines can create beautiful designs

The most satisfactory seen for me was pouring down of cement from the bucket.We all work, but we should know how to work that's the Idea baby.Interesting but in a few of them I didn't have a clue as to what heck they were doing.Thank you for sharing these awe-inspiring moments! It's truly impressive to witness the hard work and professionalism of these workers.Technology gives people a lot of health, thank you for technology

What is the name of the machine that can be seen in the thumbnail of this film and which, unfortunately, is not in this film?the first track was at such a good speed and dynamic for this processes to be felt.Witnessing these machines in action is witnessing innovation in manufacturing. The cutting-edge processes employed in shaping and refining metal sheets highlight the continuous evolution of industrial technology.Hardly anyone wearing safest glasses , even while forging!

This was fantastic! . Looking forward to your next upload!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.

3 million years from now the next modern civilizations will be arguing on the internet about how aliens cut these rocks for us.you should cut open a water-jet with a water-jet.Can you cut the crusts off of my sandwich?Now cut the rock batarang into thin slices!WOW! Just cut a rock with a water jet is cool - but the precision of it, is impressive!That's amazing. Didn't think it would actually work. Amazing what some pressure can do.

Amazing skills, I was a sheetmetal worker for 46 years, I can appreciate what these guys are doing, I’m also in awe that these guys still have toes eyes and fingers.I like how the guy with the sliced up knee is sitting one out taking a break while the guy who is about to slice his knee cuts the next sheet. lol. These guys are great!Love the final couple of belts with a pipe to the underside to correct a slight clearance/ manufacturing issue.

Are you using a vacuum to collect the bees?Im loving how you interact with the queens.I wish I had a beehive like that under my house. I could split it in to 7 more hives.What happens with all the extra queens you catch? A colony can only have one, right? So what do you do with the others?Nice to see a big beautiful thriving hive like that one. Glad you gave them an even better home..