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I wanted to make a joke about not being able to detect lightning cause I can't hear the radio because of thunder. But since it works on large distances, it makes sense.

Don't you boil green beans before cookung? I know they have to boiled for few minutes to destroy toxin thay contain that can cause digestion problems.

Maybe a bunch of stools with small stacks, like 20cm, or so... wood be great for kids, no sharp corners as well.

Simone Giertz makes nonsensical robots, each one of which is an original idea and design of her own. William Osman... well we watch his wideos mostly beacause of William Osman himself. Peter Sripol - original design and idea plus editing and Peter himself.There's not much of riginal design and idea in upsizing something that already exist. Editing and character of creator... take a look at Junie Genius, who also was on Instructables to compare how it can be.Let's face it, this project is just an excuse to make a sponsored video.

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I know about gloves and rotary tools and avoid using them together in general.In this particular case when polishing metal it gets hot so you can't hold it with bare hands. Since it's pretty unlikely for a felt wheel to grab something I prefere using gloves (sometimes).

Yes I'm concidering making another adze with old Soviet hammer (the picture) head as a start point (although I think this shape of hammer head is pretty much universal). One side curved, other - straight cutting edge.What gors about this particular project, it was a joy for me to design the whole tool concidering the way the head was dammaged. It was interesting challange, I liked it.

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Thank you. My cat is dead.

Thank you. I have had thoughts on cutting the tube alongside and stretching it spread out like a sheet. I guess I'll try it when get to sewing them.

I mad such thing once. Although the concept is cool, the stool itself is not the most practical thing in the world: it's pretty heavy wit even smaller stack of journals and not much stable to sit on. If you have a bunch of magszines you don't know what to do with, that's a nice thing to make, but, definetelly not something you want seek for making on porpouse.

This is masonry hammer. Technically it's a hammer head.

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It gives a bit of additional support to head but mostly I thought about looks when implementing it.

Як ся маєте,?

I'm sure he saw it lying around but I'm not sure he remmembers. I thinking to give it as a gift on his upcoming birthday.

We all do. Let's not bring it... Let's... Let's just forget about it.

Thanks. Smearing with oil ocasionally should work.

I'm not a huge fan of Nirvana ;)

Also I'm a serial killer. Thank you.

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Yes, I understand, but it doesn't make my arguments irrelevant.

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1327 shelves. That's my fetish. You crackeds me. But I have to stop somewhere. So it's 1327.

I'm not criticizing thr type of video. I'm watching a lot of those myself and this one is very well made. I don't like the knife idea behind it.

That's... really cool idea. But it would be more sufficient to just put the heat onto a branch and let it grow.

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Nope, the handle splitted bacause the it didn't sit tight enough in the bottom otlet and/or bacause the wedge was too long. Usually eye of the hammer gradually wident toward the top in two directions. In this case the laziest way to wedge the handle is to drive one metal wedge diagonaly. But propper way is to install on with glu the wooden wedge that goes parallel to the head and then drive in 1-2 metal wedges in perpendicular. This is exactly what I did. Also, sometimes, a sharpened piece of pipe is used.

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Неу, Wal, seems like not much people like your tutorial. Maybe, you shouldn't make jokes about weed and death.

What does he want?

Wee don't know him.

In general, like, yes, why not. But Never prcticed it and dont have a blowtorch.

Thanks. I'm... I really read the whole thing and... your paprica muffin recipe is really cool. Good luck with your cat delivery busyness (?)But, seriously I read the whole thing, and thanks for useful info and sharing your experience. I upvote your comment more people to seee it. Also thank you on your high grades on my work.Wal.

Thanks. Wish you luck.

Yes in village Matusiv of Shola reagion we have a lot of that stuff. But this information is secret so, leave me your adress and we'll sand a teem to erace your memmory. You can also chose to replace up to three memmories of last year with next ones:- a unicorn jumping on trampoline;- a black unicorn jumping on trampoline with sculls;- a silver robot unicorn jumping on trampoline with floppy discs;All movies with Adam Sandler ever wathed are replaced by default. This message was placed here to distract while eracing teem approaching. Please open the front door and choose your pony.

No, only if they eadible, taste good when boiled or add the aroma. Also juices. I tryed once latuce salad juice - it's bad. But cucumbres are surprisingly good and refreshing. I used owergrown ones. Peal bitter skins off, blend the insides, filter the juice and use it.

You have it on your desk and ocasionally handle, sqeeze, throw and catch, roll around. Some people like these kind of things. Thanks.

I actually wathed a few videos on making kimchi before starting this. I implemented everything that was common between them. Thanks for the responce.

Thanks. "Earhole" is literate translation for what it's called in Russian and Ukrainian.

You're complettely right. But, for most cases. Soft metal hammers can still be used, and I'm planing using this one for setting my handlplanes which are old, soviet and made of steel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vEsHGYBPuc

It will for but ss Saero mentiones in his comment, you need to heve sa certain qualities of metal for a good hammer head. Railroad spike will work for a hammer but it won't be very durable for some implications. I have no idea what kind of iron the blank I used was made of.

You'll get more on going through t the beach or park with magnet (I did it once). People here don't drink bottled beer in bars.

I live in Ukraine we mostly drink outside or at home. Sadly.

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I reazlly enjoy when people enjoy me. Thanks)

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I'm glad that you're going into experiments but yet self critical enough about the results, and open for others opinion. It's a bit hard for me to judge since I didn't held the thing in my own hands, or used it on practice, so, maybe, some of my arguments are invalid afterall. Also I'm not a knife maker, but I was researching on the topic for while at some point. Anyway, good luck on improving of the design, it can be a neat thing afterall.

Exactly. It's easy to overestimate your abilities when you're a beginnes at something, or have an idea but don't have a clear realisation on what ot'll take to accomplish it. And sometimes it's worth to go with what you've got till the end and have whatever result you;ll get. But sometimes there's no need to spoil the project just to finish it.Thanks for the reply, PKM.

Thanks Jeff!

The safety bolt on constant chopping will curve out the hole in aluminium in no time, and if it eventually snaps off you'll have the "heavy blade" swinging on the handle unpredictably.But even before that, on blade becoming more and more loose, it'll also eat a piece of handle it sits against in "axe" position, and even if there won't be sharp edge right against it it can pinch the skin on finger very well.The other problem, I can see is next: imagine, you're using it as an axe and the edge on the rounded section is a bit dull; you're hitting a round log, let's call it at a sharp angle; the the blade will tend to slide along it pushing the whole "axe" toward the hand... abd there's a blade right against your fingers.What I can suggest is, maybe, to insert a...

The safety bolt on constant chopping will curve out the hole in aluminium in no time, and if it eventually snaps off you'll have the "heavy blade" swinging on the handle unpredictably.But even before that, on blade becoming more and more loose, it'll also eat a piece of handle it sits against in "axe" position, and even if there won't be sharp edge right against it it can pinch the skin on finger very well.The other problem, I can see is next: imagine, you're using it as an axe and the edge on the rounded section is a bit dull; you're hitting a round log, let's call it at a sharp angle; the the blade will tend to slide along it pushing the whole "axe" toward the hand... abd there's a blade right against your fingers.What I can suggest is, maybe, to insert a steel plate to reiforce the aluminium basis where the blade is mounted. Also adding a protruding "guard" element on front side (when in axe position) of the handle to create more surface contacting against the blade, but also and mainly, protecting the fingers from sliding towards the blade. I see no reason on having that on the opposite side since that corner on the blade is already sufficient enough on stopping the blade.

The bicycle net I made last december is still fine, but more likely it won't hold as long as the bag so it should be easily replaceble.

I believe, you can swear in the comments. Untill somebody flags that. But it should be constructive swearing, or I'll delete it.

Huh. I wanted to suggest you buying a tube cutter, but then I remmebered that I red an article about DIY version of it, so... maybe, someday.

Never heard of Badass Country.

Thanks, KJ.

Thank you. I'm using this net since posting the instructable, and from my experience I can tell that it can be a bit inconvenient to use if you're chanching the cargo quiet often. Doing and undoing all those hoocks can be a choir. So considere this when deciding wether you need one.I'm thinking somewhere on the back of my mind, how it can be improved... maybe velcro loops... IDK yet.