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Fire video bro, jump the subie next!!

I don't know how you're at 900 subscribers, but bro - you're basically the definition of underrated

I really need something like the logi MX mouse, but in XL size. I have large hands and need something that sit's in the palm of my hand snugly. The cherry on the cake would be maybe a 10 degree tilt.

you should checkout the Koorui 27N7U. 4k IPS 60hz HDR400 and it has Type C for CA$298

Ima make sum like this, it would using bending light wavelengths to create a hologram, also using hand tracking from a webcam and machine learning algorithms to create a interactive interface like a meta quest. So yeh.

this is a pretty bad video, its like reading a wikipedia but with a stroke

nice sharing

Thanks

Might have to grab the new one!!

Good video. It showed up in my feed because I was also searching for how to make a good desk pad. As an intermediate leatherworker, this is a fairly simple and straightforward project that is a great project for all levels. There a larger difference in leather costs depending on the tanning process. Veg-tan leather is typically more firm and good for most projects an you don't get as soft and supple of a feel. Think of the difference between a hard leather used for saddles (the thicker leather) and the leather used to make a quality leather briefcase or duffle bag. If you are using a veg-tan leather to make the pad, beveling is almost a must to prevent developing a hard edge that can become rubbing irritant on your arm. Undyed veg-tan can be obtained for a very reasonable price as it is used as the basic leather for leatherworkers. For a good balance, an oil tanned leather would work great. The leather would be soft, supple, and have a buttery smooth feel. I like your addition of cork backing to the thinner leather. That will definitely help prevent slipping, and I may shamelessly use your advice on my own project!

form over function i guess. but if that's what you're into, enjoy forking over your money for what is barely beyond a fisher price tool set for children.

It’s minimalist aesthetic. It’s not a good design for most applications. at this point the awards committee just seems like a circle jerk instead of awarding actual innovation

Tell me more about the most useless product I’ve ever seen in my entire life

Drill without changeable battery... I think with "building Ikea furniture" you nailed it 😂

great review, and well made video, got a sub

Some of those shots tho 🔥🔥

Thanks for the honest review. Looks nice, and has an okay amount of what you'd need for the home basics, but at $269, I can buy a good number of individual tools and a basic toolbox. I put together a quick grouping of the same stuff in that Hoto box, including a better selection of driver and drill bits, multiple wrenches and screwdrivers, as well as a small socket set and Hex / Torx set in SAE & Metric, and I have $5 left over from the cost of the HOTO. I guess if you're more interested in form over function, the HOTO is a nice set, particularly if you don't have a cupboard to put stuff in, but when I look at something like what I bought for my youngest when they bought their first condo, function is way more important than form. For $264 (CAD), I just put together a list with similar hammer, Ryobi 18V One+ Drill, a 65pc drill bit / driver set, a 16' tape measure, 5 pc plier set (needle nose, standard, side cutter, slip plier, vice grip), 3 pc crescent wrench set, 3 pc multi driver set (short, medium, long), tool box, 50pc socket set and a 57 pc hex and torx set in SAE and Metric. It's not professional grade, but for taking care of those basic home repair jobs, hanging pictures, assembling furniture, this list will cover pretty much anything you'd need to do.

What lenses are you using? I want to buy the Tamron 17-70 on my Sony ev 10. Any advice? Side note: I want to use this lens for videos, street photography, portraits, etc... I also want to start foxussing on making yt videos.

What a great fuvking video, mah guy! Holy shit I thought I was watching a channel with 1m+ subs. Keep it up!💪💪🔥🔥

lol is this a joke? it will look like that for all aof about 3 days i toss it in the van and it will look like ass

Total clickbait with the Apple logo

Wow, what a well-produced video. It's was a joy to watch, and I don't care about the toolbox at all.

you can only open one drawer at a time to prevent the thing will fall over due to too much heavy weight in the front. This is how usually offical office storage works :)

I like how you just jump straight into it. 👏🏽 Giving the audience what they came for!! I’m definitely subscribing, awesome video.

love your style and sincerity

How do you edge dress the leather/cork combination without the mat’s edges looking like they’re laminated? I was hoping you would show the finished edges of your desk mat. Good video though & a great concept when using lighter weight leather.

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this video deserves a sub! awesome video!

Ive had this issue, and what fixed it was stretching and regular exercise and forearm strengthening exercises... Basically, go to the gym man, it does wonders to all kinds of pain.

the most annoying thing that they all come with a low poling rate which hurt my eyes way more than arms. But probably it's a macOS thing

I've used a vertical mouse since 2016 for productivity work. I initially got it to help with "mouse shoulder", an RSI from using the mouse for long periods of time. The vertical mouse helped reduce the pain in my shoulder significantly. I found that I could significantly reduce forearm strain when using it by moving the entire forearm from the elbow, as opposed to moving my wrist at all. My biggest complaint is that after some time, the Anker vertical mouse I have had its surface become tacky/sticky. Luckily, they're cheap enough to replace when this happens, but I've wanted to try one of the Logitech vertical mice to see if they avoid this problem As for regular mice, I've found that the ultra-light gaming mice tend to work the best for reducing strain, because they just don't have the bulk other mice do. But, they do tend to lack the features of a productivity-focused mouse - no secondary scroll wheel, limited extra buttons in general, no infinite-scroll features. But they do work ok, especially when paired with something like the Deltahub Carpio

I switched to a vertical mouse and won't go back.Completely got rid of all my hand issues, for awhile I could not use my PC for more than 30 minutes without extreme pain.

what about trackball mouse that use the index or middle finger instead of the thumb?

Isn't the intent with the vertical mouse that almost all cursor movement is done with the entire arm?

Solid vid. Try swimming next to rest.

Cool vid, was quite informative 👍 But I found the song to be a bit too loud to focus on your voice

cool vid, found the music a bit too loud though.

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Hey man, I already see some probably helpful comments, but still thought my thoughts might help. Ive had RSI for 3 years, (dequervains). You say rest is your only option, but please do more. Long story short: build up endurance and stretch multiple times a day. And try a track pad. What has helped me: 1. 1HP (TH-camr) his "fix wrist pain" 9 min routine. Been doing it for 2 months, pain still gets less every day while also picking gaming with a mouse back up 2. Ive bought a gyro ball for wrist exercise. It works great, removes stiffness directly. Google it, people really like it. 3. Use Apple trackpad. I've tried several mice, also with a gyro ball but eventually it just gives pain in other positions. It doesnt work out of the box but if you Google "Apple trackpad GitHub", you will see a post with a fix for Windows. Idk if youre on a company pc and allowed to do that but otherwise def worth it. 4. Try to find stretches that once you start, your muscles feel sore. Dont just try stretches other people say, experiment carefully yourself. Just dont stretch too hard as the muscles will pull back.

Damn, u have so high quality videos but just 500 views. + Sub

Have you tried a Trackpad, I had this issue and moving to a trackpad helped sometimes using a combo of trackpad and a mouse. Give it a try and see.

Have you tried any finger based trackball mice? Like the ones from Kensington, they allow much more precision and are exceptionally comfortable.

Just found your channel, and it is super interesting with well made videos! Keep up the good work!

Long post warning. Third/fourth paragraph and down have the helpful info if you want to skip. I have similar problems with my wrist and arm when using a standard mouse. I converted to using a trackball for 3D modeling for about 5 years now and it seemed to help greatly. However, within the last year and a half I started to get those same discomforts/pains when using the trackball. My journey brought me down a similar path and I found that switching between them helped a lot. However, I game a lot too and using anything but a standard mouse just didn't help, so I kept looking. I would recommend tying some wrist rests. I started with a standard one. But after a while I noticed it didn't help. Actually use a brace for a bit and that helped greatly. But was impractical. I have recently tried the Carpio 2.0 and the Reloot glider. They have definitely changed the game! I would recommend the reboot glider for everyday tasks. In my experience it glides better and has a nice soft texture that feels good while still supporting well. The Carpio I use for gaming now. Tried the one with the strap cause I was a little tired of having to readjust sometimes with the Reloot. The carpio doesn't glad AS smooth as the reloot, but if you started out with the carpio you probably wouldn't notice like I did. Overall they have taken away the pain and discomfort I have when using a normal mouse and while I don't use them with the track ball I don't get any pain/discomfort using it now. Would highly recommend and please let me know if you do and it helps!!

Wow great video, Thank you

what's that laptop riser?

"Promo sm" ☀️

Cool stuff, keep up 🎉

Great video!

What do you have attached to the boom arm?