A brilliant idea from a bicycle chain !!! Mow the lawn without problems !
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This is the best home-made amputation tool I've ever seen!
Report the video as harmful or dangerous acts. 😉
Sure is. Dude isn't an engineer. This is hillbilly stuff. He's gonna kill the neighbor kid three doors down.
And it probably will cut some fingers in future. Dude. It's bicycle chain
Yup
That is terrifyingly stupid
The longer the chain, the greater the shrapnel effect. This is one of the most creative grenades i've ever seen.
Absolutely, just need to get rid of the guard (or let the longer chain shred it off)
(safety guards are for woosies, aM I RiGht?)
Then I am thinking it could use more than 2 sections of chain - I bet you could fit at least a dozen on that disk.
Local man moding his saw, accidently created least efficient grenade in history of mankind.
Цепь надо от бензопилы,травмы будут красивее и глубже.
Captain buzz kill
That's why they were recalled by Echo and Stihl back in the early 80's.
Saw the thumbnail, immediately knew the comments about this post-apocalyptic death-machine were gonna be gold. Was not disappointed.
Exactly why im here
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I'm with the other 2. seen it and thought jesus fick this is going to be great reading there.
That's why I clicked - pure gold
Mi de@@zacharyelliott3152
If I'm looking for a melee weapon in case of a zombie apocalypse, this has me covered.
You'll want something that doesnt run on gas or electricity, but this may have you covered for the first cpl weeks lol
I recommend an aluminum baseball bat with a 6" blade mounted on the top of the bat you can use it as a cudgel and a spear (for thrusting not trowing). It would give you reach and be of use for much longer aside from the gas there's mechanic maintenance that would it far less viable for the long run.
I'll stick with my Sig 40 S&W
@@MaddDuck that's great choice for a side arm but we were talking about melee weapons.
An electric one would be fine there’s plenty’s of ways to make hand posted generators to charge battery’s but it’s to loud even and electric one would have a loud hum
If only there was something less lethal to turn at high speeds, something that wont cut off your ankles, like a string of plastic...
He defeated the purpose of safety line.
Christian Fiebig - Or your cat...
I would be concerned about the liability. You know like a link breaking off and impaling the neighbor kid or the entire chain flying off because the 1/4 stainless steel bolt sheared off.
I wonder what the shear strength of those #10-32 machine screws are….
How about a lawn mower.
Just imagining me doing all that work, hitting a rock hidden In the grass within the first 3 seconds of the inaugural run, and trying to muffle my screams of pain into the neighborhood, after that chain flies off and reminds me of how good the plastic line from Home Depot was after all………
Lol 🤣 I literally had the same reaction just seeing the thumbnail. After seeing the video with no mention of bolt grades or sheer strength my opinion stands😂
There is a way to make it even more Gung ho. Why not use a chainsaw chain? And take of that silly plastic protection cover... And give chain a proper diameter
No risk, no fun...!!
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There's a reason they normally use some sort of plastic for that. Bigger machines, like the ones that clear brush from beside the highway can get away with chain because nobody is in the area and the operator isn't in the plane that the chains are swinging in.
@@SmallSpoonBrigade I totally disagree
Steel cable is used, that chain is still turning way to fast for my shins
This looks perfect for clearing landmines.
Weed sweeper.
Step 2: build a propane powered Sherman.
My 86 Toyota runs on hank hill gas
What a great time saver this is. It looks like it cuts grass down in no time. The person who came up with this idea now has plenty of time to play lawn darts with the whole family out in the yard.
I miss lawn darts. The cool part of the lawn dart design was to have lessons learned and it also thinned out the population. You live you learn as it rid the world of people who are suffering from a weak or dumb gene pool. What was really great about the 60's and 70's, was that when the dumb kids in the neighborhood didn't learn to respect the monkey bars, teeter tatters, and shit like lawn darts, the kids with the ability to critically think, used their failings to live long productive and a fun life. Today our society can't do much due to safety laws and people who look to take away the right for everyone to live. Damn I miss the good old days.
Ah lawn darts. I still have a set in pristine condition. You just gotta be smarter than the dart. I mean how many people, kids, etc killed and maimed by pet dogs every year etc. Have sense.
@@xXTheFreakWithinXx oh yes..back in the day. You knew the stupid kids because they head lawn darts stuck in their heads and missing appendages.
Now they just have purple hair and multiple wire rings impaled on their faces
will destroy other things in a garden
Remember seeing this kit for weed eaters like a decade or more ago. They stop selling them when people got hurt by it.
Wait till those little bolts where the chain is bolted to breaks because of centrifugal force, that chain is going to go flying in somebodys head or face / leg and cause horrific injuries. DONT DO this MOD.
Yep, massively dumb idea.
Agreed it's bloody dangerous! There's a reason they use nylon in a strimmer.
@Bender Are you silly or what ? Very dangerous this mod
My thoughts exactly! They didnt look like high grade at all.
NICE idea - if you want to know how far the parts fly, after disassemble itself -
at 5000 (more?) revolutions / per minute. There is a steel disc with solid blades, useful for things harder than grass. You need the same safety equipment as for chainsaws. The idea is good, use headed bolts and nylon rope / zip ties?
This comment thread is one of the best on YT!
I don't remember the last time I laughed so hard!
Thanks everyone, I really needed that at this time.
This is what my grandma used to use to go after people that owed her money.
You have one mean grandma lol
@@longwindingroad It was just business. I still miss my feet though, but, I did learn something.
On his follow up vid to this he shows how to make your own crutches and the upside of only needing to buy one shoe.
I imagine when you trim around the metal fence and the sparks fly, the resulting grass fire will eliminate the need for mowing. Creative problem solving.
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If the grass is that dry you most likely won't need to cut it
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Or around the natural gas meter... 🚒👨🚒
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While I LOVE DIY projects, this is taking Wile E Coyote Cosplay to a new level...
Potential fire hazard from sparks, negligent homicide, negligent maiming, etc... this video is going to be a Lawyers wet dream come true.
My favorite part is him leaving the plastic guard on as if it still has any use when that shit explodes and take out his ankles lol
I went to Stihl Gold training and they specifically talked about someone who died because of one of these. Do not under any circumstances make or use one of these, use approved mowing heads for your equipment.
don't drive your automobile then
I like how at 3:40 he puts out the sharp edge and grinds it off. Like that’s the dangerous part 🤣😂🤣
Safety first 😄🤣
That had me laughing...as clumsy as I am..I would never do this..good ole cheap line is wayyyy safer .... imagine hitting a stone with that thing
When I get swatted in the ankle by a steel chain spinning at 12,000 RPM... I prefer it to have a nice, smooth edge. I've found that way, I only need about 75 stitches instead of 80 stitches!!
@@PatrickWagz you might not have a shin bone left to cover but its the thought that counts
@@renzocafferata1809 Safety third more like it.
Seems like a complete deathtrap. Love it. I never thought of making it to 60 anyways.
You become 99....(may be more)
If you never follow "curios" ideas...!
60 is not too bad, I am just a few months out and still kickin' @ss and taking names
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Get some thin steel wire instead of a chain and completely slice anything that comes near it for the ultimate human foot cheese cutter
Don’t follow that idea 💡 very dangerous you know why they don’t make this kinds machine…..
@@XxALBINOmanx fucking pissing myself lol
If the chain breaks free that plastic guard won’t stop it. Awesome shin disabler you’ve created there. 👍🏽
Not to mention if the chain breaks and hits you in the head or takes out your eye and half of your face.
Imagine the local hospital
" oh it's him again, what's he been doing now "
I can only assume the phrase "hold my beer" was uttered at the start of this project.
That or, "don't worry honey, I know what I'm doing..."
And at the end it could be "pull my wheelchair"
The spinning chain of death! Love it!
Sequel to the Texas chainsaw movie.
I’m literally laughing at many of the brilliant comments. My 1st thought was how long will it take to ruin absolutely every bit of fencing surrounding this guys yard, and God forbid he has a gas meter/line in his yard like I do, because once that bad boy causes a leak and a simultaneous spark he may not need to worry about yard work ever again. 😂
But hey at least he used gloves whem he was making this 🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅😅🤣
I was thinking the same thing, if that chain hits a fence or something made of wood.... and also there's the chance of the chain breaking apart during use which is dangerous. Something like a steel wire from fencing would work, but once again if he hits some made of timber
Дуже гарно виглядає, але не практично, зовсім скоро трімер вийде із строю.
You have impressed many with your ingenuity.
You also wouldn't catch me within a mile of that death machine when you turn it on.
This project is a very visual way of teaching the principal, just because you can do it doesn't mean it's a good idea.
While I'm certain the principal is at risk, this principle is pretty daft too.
Learn the difference.
@@alangaughran if I were to opt for English lessons it wouldn't be from an arsehole like yourself.
This project is the examination of the same principle as flinging metal away from the center point, utilizing centrifugal force as seen in the simple machine known as the wheel and axle. However, the outcome may result in the same final action as from the explosive outward force as seen in a hand grenade, not the wheel and axle. The action being shrapnel entering into soft tissue after this project demonstrates the crossing of the Rubicon into final failure mode.
@@alangaughran that was funny. The spelling slipped past me for a second.
Report the video as harmful or dangerous acts. 😉
Good to see he's wearing gloves while removing the guard from the grinder Safety First!
Probably the worst tool to use gloves with as well. One careless move and a mangled hand is a certainty.
Wow! it even cuts delicate clover and grass! Can't wait to make one of my own.
Not seem anything this daft since the A Team. Darwin award winner right here
There has to be a way to add explosive charges to the chain ends, to quickly eliminate any pesky rocks or fence posts
Hilarious
I was thinking steak knives with the handles cut off and a hole drilled in the handle end for that thicker dog fennel type vegetation.
@@Robinpowellsvideos believe it or not: I just did that. Did not last long. Did not penetrate the boot though
My dad's reply in his 80's to anyone asking him how he was doing: "Well I'm still here by being mighty careful." I'm 57 now and that makes a lot more sense than it used too!
Your father is obviously not this guy! lol
@@wolfpile1 ya know. Take it from me I'm beat up and scarred up and dam near close to crippled at 43 from not bing careful
Yes, be careful and learn how to properly fall.
Christmas is comming ill make one for my mother in law ! Hmm maybe in a blender ! Yeah thats it! Thanks for the inspiration .
I'm glad to see this comment section. I feel slightly better knowing people still have some common sense.
As a side benefit it will remove trees, fencing, feet, and just about anything you can hit with it.....
Mice, rats, cats.. dogs feet too maybe..
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I wouldn't use it even if I were wearing midevil Knight armor
Lmfao 🤣 🤣
Who need feet in this day and age anyway.
Phew! Glad you ground down the little sharp ends of those spinning death chains that are held on by a pair of grade 2 4-40 left-hand thread(???) machine screws suffering about 7 G’s.
I would never dare to use something like that on my brushcutters, there’s a reason why no big tools manufacturers don’t have mowing blades like this, very dangerous in my opinion.
Stones,etc are a factor as well.
Wow such a great upgrade. You went from something that can cut grass to something that can cut grass and detach ankles.
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Yeah. I really trust those tiny screws not to fail. This looks incredibly hazardous!
was just thinking, hope those are grade 8's
@@abeana86 ...and from the Dollar Tree store to boot.
Just imagine him trimming against a cedar or pine fence board...
There need to be disclaimers on some of these DIY videos. Just because you can doesn't mean you should!
Chain will break soon also.
That looks like a really good idea until the pin brakes on the disc and the entire chain flies off and catches you around the ankle. Might wanna think twice about using that.
Came here to say exactly this.
A chain is only as strong as its weakest link.
Literally in this case.
Yeah I think I would have had that PIN in between the disc and the chain link kind of sandwiching it myself I may have put it on a bearing too for crying out loud
Exactly what I was thinking that is too dangerous not worth the unsafe possibilities.
Perhaps, soldering the chain to the nut, bolt, and the disk, would help not to come loose that easy. Also, you need to keep it clean, lubricated, and not exposed to the weather. So it would not get rusted, and break more easily. Well, giving it a second thought, this whole thing is not that safe. Perhaps, that's why they never have sold, anything like it to the public. Too big of a liability.
@@felixramos3078 there is practically no redundancy you can add to that ballistic weapon of a lawn tool to make it safe. It is more like a trebuchet than a weed-eater in that it is 100% going to launch a handful of chain links really, really fast.
This is one of those super-efficient tool designs. All you have to do is hit concrete once, and you’ll never have to do any more work for the rest of your life.
I made an attachment for my grandmothers weed wacker 35 years ago out of an old bicycle chain,,, got tired of having to constantly replace the twine in it from the heavy brush she wanted cut down… thankfully, grandpa was a blacksmith and taught me how to make a lot of tools… with a little ingenuity and about 30 minutes in the machine shed, I had a nice gas powered brushhogger out of that old weed wacker…. Don’t get your legs anywhere near it while it’s running though… you won’t have a foot!
About the only thing that would make that more dangerous, is if you used a chainsaw chain, instead of a bicycle chain.
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That’s a great idea 💡
Lol great idea
Damn, i have a lot chain saw blades just laying around , thought about using one of those sucked , See Ya
Don't be giving him ideas like that !...🤣
#DIY #Woodworking # Craft Please stick to working wood using threaded scew as piviot is going to snap and fire the length of chain like a minature grape shot.
This kind of creativity and can-do attitude is totally lacking in 99.9% of people under 50 today.
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I don't have a grass garden to keep, but the screws storage at 2:25 is a great idea!
That's nice and everything but isn't there something irritating about being too organized ?
Negative. Terrible way to stores hardware.
That system was outdated in the 40s. There's organized, and then there's just hanging on to crap.
My grandpa had one of those BABY FOOD JAR Screw-parts centers in his garage, back in the 50's.
This would be great in the upcoming Mad Max movie
Remove the bolts, and use the master link through the holes, it's a Lil safer than the leverage against the flimsy bolt
Why not just weld the 1st chain link to the metal plate. I still would not use this contraption but that would make it safer.
@@wok-ur-katt1995 believe me, I would but most of these glue gun gladiators who think they can diy ain't got a welder.
Read quite a few replies and nearly pissed myself laughing!
Not sure if there are many mechanical geniuses out there,
but there's some right funny bastards!🙂
Keep up the good work!
If you noticed, the label on the solvent bottle was printed in Cyrillic (Russian) which probably explains everything.
Might also explain why the manicured lawns belong to fatherless families all of a sudden.
no, the video is backwards
I recall the day the boss handed us something similar to this. More over-engineered though, with big chain links like you'd find on a decent bike lock. Invented by an Italian farmer the paperwork said. Well we fitted it to the machines & away we went. Fucking incredible I can tell you. Smashes through brambles & even small trees with ease! Then one of the links breaks off & flies out so fast you can't even see it, just like a bullet.... At that point the whole head becomes imbalanced (we had four chains on ours). So you take a bolt cropper out of the van & cut the other three chains to the correct size, & away you go again. It was like playing russian roulette. The safe working distance is usually something like 5-10 metres with a regular strimmer. It went up to about 50m using that chain thing.
Someone got killed by a strimmer with a chain on it in the uk. It's one of those things that works great until it doesn't...and when it doesn't, it hurts or kills people. I doubt that there is any safe way to making something like this.
I can't tell you how hard I laughed reading your reply. Sounds terribly dangerous, but thank you for the entertainment! Sounds like you were a bit terrified as well.
Ótimo projeto. Parabéns
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Brilliant craftsmanship
02:13 A true mark of a professional. Using calipers as dividers for scribing. Adds to the calipers level of precision. Que fundo de quintal.
But he did show us a cute trick that I WILL use...a screw in the middle of the project and a squeeze-clamp and pencil to draw an adjustable circle. That was KEWL
My wife's cousin recently injured himself damn near fatally when a welded-on attachment (didn't get much details on the shape or size) to a gas-powered weed-eater blade came off at speed and hit him on the inside-top of the calf muscle, and severed an artery. He was out in the field, hit the ground and was trying to yell for help but was several hundred yards from his house. Somehow, someone heard or saw him and they went and got him from the field. The whole village chipped in and donated blood as he'd lost so much he was almost out of the survivable zone. A 2 week hospital stay recovering from the emergency 'surgery' they do here, (this is Thailand) plus the transfusions, and now several weeks still of limited motion and sensation. And, BTW, yes, he knows how to weld, done it for years.
Welding ANYTHING to a blade which revolves at SUCH a high rate of speed is extremely dangerous. Stress and fatigue cracks from spinning and flexing, (especially if the rotating piece is out of balance by even the most MINUTE amount) can appear and grow in metals, and there's no real way to tell when or how they'll fail. After a while, one strike at a rock or almost-totally submerged pipe, etc. could easily be enough to knock off an attachment, especially if it's NOT the first strike.
Personally, I think you should remove this vid. There have been many others advocating using chain and steel cable (from motorcycle brakes, etc.) as cutting lines, but this is probably the worst I've seen.. You are doing a genuine disservice to viewers AND THEIR PEOPLE, (since family goes through a traumatic event WITH their loved one). You are encouraging them (you know you are) , with COMPLETE DISREGARD for their varying mechanical-fabrication skill levels, all the variables of the different materials which may be pressed into use, and natural factors like terrain and handling experience, to ignore safety concerns, and attempt a (poorly engineered) modification to a piece of steel which, when used, will spin EXTREMELY fast, and create a very REAL and possibly lethal safety hazard, all for views, ego and $$. Sad.
A better way to do this is to use the outer plates of the chain top and bottom of the disc and join with the chain pin. Much much safer.
Then you can double the size and take off the guard.
That's actually a great idea. You eliminate the need to keep buying strong.
This hack is great for anyone who has ever done mowing and thought "hmm... needs more violence"
Or here’s a novel idea buy a brush cutting blade, that’s designed for that machine and properly balanced…
Wow, some even cost almost $15.00
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This thing will cut the hell outta that Bermuda grass! Almost as good as the original trim line that was on it.
Need a heavy duty steel guard on that medieval contraption.
Apart from it being extremely dangerous, it isn't cutting....it's bludgeoning. You WAY overloaded the bearings and drive. 10 secs of mechanical consideration would have ruled this approach out. Some people should just stay away from tools, it seems.
The best are the tiny bolts and thin disk that are supposed to hold the chain.
I bet this guy has no clue about what dyjamic forces he unleashes, or what material fatigue is. Unbefuckingleavable.
there need notice that can stones or harder object in the grass or when hit the ground let damge it over time. it is additional force. a bciycle chain is hardened and not design for forces from side happen . this let outer segemts break sooner when suddenly forces from side happen. only when no segment overlap the protector it can be safe for thwe gras cutter, but it can fly to the neighbour
@@YouD0ntSay Note the bottle at 3:54 - the label is in Russian. This is what they are forced to do in the underdeveloped world where there are no real tools.
He should have bolted the chain to a 6 inch circular saw blade and make it more interesting
@@firstnamelastname7688 just bolt the saw blade and use it. I am kinda curious how just a saw blade would do. Which gets me to thinking, how about he cuts the round piece to look like a lawnmower blade and just uses that
Why not weld the chain directly to the plate ?? Why not use a worn edger blade that already has the correct hole ??
When that little bolt breaks the bit of chain, at 7,000 RPM, will go thru your window at 150 MPH !!
Or through his shin
@@baraksinz2937 Tis but a flesh-wound !
@Udhehf Hehcuw With FOUR MILLION views, I wonder how many STOOPID people tried this ?
Chainsaw chains are thinner and would at least leave a better "finish" to the grass.
No need to cut the chain - have it continuous across that "edger blade" ....
Secure the chain with 6 spot-welds so if a few welds "let go" it won't throw the chain.
And into the forehead of the person standing behind it.
@Udhehf Hehcuw 3 million like me. Wondered WTF
I done something similar. I took ss cable and untwisted it till I got the size I wanted. Cut it to length and welded a nut on the end so it would stay in the factory housing. It worked wonderful around chain link fence. No more broken line.
That's kinda the reason I'm considering this but I damn sure wouldn't use just one screw lol it would have to be atleast 3 per side
Wow that`s a great D.I.Y. idea,and it has inspired me to make one similar to yours ,but it is for trimming hedges ,high branches from
ladders etc,I have used 2 full length power saw chains each about 1 metre in length cut into 4x18 inches long & attached to a half inch plate metal disc with stretch bolts for safety similar to a propeller configuration of a plane on to a heavy duty high R.P.M 247 volt large drill chuck ,with modified twin handles to power the device.It is a bit tricky to keep it stable with both hands as it viciously tears its way through the leaves (at very high speed),thick branches , fencing posts, & masonry,etc one minor drawback is it sometimes comes away from the hedge and everything else it is completely destroying towards my head and chest, where by I have to force it back away from me so that the propeller like high speed chains carry on tearing their way through the leaves,and any thing else that just happens to be in its way it is very,very effective ,but alas it seems to have a mind of its own when in use,in other words it tends to travel to where it wants.The odd thing is that my neighbor keeps telling me ,pleading with me ,that it is extremely dangerous and could decapitate my head from my shoulders,or any other part of my body below my torso.I told him no way it will do that its a DIY project from Facebook its got to be safe ,they would not have allowed it to be posted if it could injure anyone,so go away and allow me to use this wonderful DIY tool,OK I have only tested it once up to now ,but I have not had a scratch from it as yet.Oh by the way I just love that music on the video,it is just like the start of a Health & Safety vid for using power tools.
"with stretch bolts for safety " lmao
And in next weeks episode of Impractical Projects, we show you how to cook an entire meal using your car exhaust!
In the car,,,,,,,,,, while sitting in it.
The engine block is more effective. Guys in semi trucks cook whole chickens on the block while they drive the 30 mins to a couple of hours.
There used to be a book called Manifold Destiny that told you how to cook meals on the exhaust system of your vehicle. I used to wrap a loaf of garlic bread in two layers of foil, place it on my exhaust manifold. Voila, ready to eat after a half hour drive.
Love it.
@@lovepcgaming2335 We have microwaves in our trucks, but I use a slow cooker for my chicken soup, cooks in 3 1/2 hours.
Als "LEBENSGEFÄHRLICH" einzustufen 🤯
Tim the Toolman Taylor would approve. And he'd install a more powerful motor as well.
This guy has every tool under the sun except a bench grinder
Isso que eu chamo de criatividade pura.
ER nurse...."Why is there a hunk of chain embedded in your ankle?"
Lovely misuse of a quick clamp!
*This was recomended* by TH-cam's algorithm. I can't wait to see what other extremely dangerous suggestions it gives me next. 🍺🍺🍺
Appears quite dangerous to me…I’ll stick to the trimmer line.
Me too
I've seen this using zip ties instead of a chain. Easy to replace & won't hurt if it breaks.
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The chains are much heavier and consequently, make the equipment less effective than it was in its original format. This will result from the decrease in the number of rotations per minute. In addition to this, the fuel consumption will increase because due to the increase in weight caused by the chains, you now need more fuel to get the same amount of work out of the tool.
Not only that, because they are heavier they will significantly reduce the life of the equipment. Manufacturers of commercial equipment will not warrantee string trimmers if the string guard is removed, which many landscapers do. The reason is the guard has a cutter in it that keeps the string at a pre determined length. Longer string is heavier and causes premature wear.
The longer string slows down the weed wacker, wears the clutch, and can snap shafts inside the stem. In other words, beats the shit out of the equipment.
I can tell you've really thought this through.
@@jt7663 i live it. One of my businesses is small engine repair, and we do a lot of commercial equipment.
It’s so well balanced. How can anything possibly go wrong???
А если это прилетит либо себе либо кому нибудь
Based on where he's running that thing it seems a lawn mower would've been 600% more efficient.
bike's brakes' cable works too! :D
I thought this would be simple DIY projects. Who would have all the power tools for every project? Unless this is his line of work and he has all the tools we have seen so far! These projects require more then simple tools!
A good name for this invention would be the "Darwin Brush Cutter". It'll thin the herd, too! Next video in this series is making wooden peg legs.
What a hilarious comment but so true. 😳
The flexible chain will wrap around an object it can't cut, stalling the engine or breaking the driveshaft.
nope,,,,its gonna fly off into the neighbors car window LONG before that happens!! LOL That baby bolt he welded on will snap pretty easy...haha
I just read a dozen or so comments. They are a great source of humor in these trying days. How about having just one longer chain? Wouldn't that allow the user to involuntarily move around, thus reducing his hard work? And an appendage?
Can't see Jörg Sprave trying this out 😆👍
this is on the list of something you can do, but something you really shouldn't do
First brick you hit half of it buggers off at high speed as shrapnel and the rest of it turns into a high RPM cam on a stick.
Ungraded hardware mounted in single-shear. Well done.
Surely OSHA Approved!
An absolute testament to how much people hate changing string
This comment is completely underrated.
Mine works great. And I don’t mind retouching up the fence posts every single time I use it.
🤣🤣🤣🤦🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️
I like how he points out and takes care of that dangerous bur at 3:34. Now it’s not nearly as hazardous lol
That's pretty cool and if a person shouldn't be using any type of lawn equipment that may end up hurting themselves and I won't use the word for those type of people or I should say if you have enough brains to use it without getting hurt the thing is amazing for the job I personally love it and thank God that's the way of the future should be thanks for showing and sharing
Imagine triming grass against chain link fence. That would be a tangled up mess. And it would tear bark off trees.
yes trying to bite off something it can't chew depending on what it hit could take your arm off with it
Q: Why not start with a Skill Saw blade?
That is what I was thinking.
Lol, I was thinking exactly that too.
Because that would be called an Edger
My stihl weedeater has a sawblade attachment that cuts 2 to 3 inch trees like they're straws. I'll stick with that vs trying this death trap.
Yes, it would be much safer.
Definitely a project for the kids this school holidays
Genial, solo espero que mi hermana no se moleste mucho cuando quiera usar su bicicleta!!!!!
Una idea cojonuda para amputarte un pie si se rompe la cadena , muy buena idea , tan ingeniosa como peligrosa.
Hay que usar equipo proteción logicamente,además,por tu regla de tres cualquier herramienta puede mutilarte si se rompe su elemento cortante...una radial,una motosierra,una sierra de cinta,una tronzadora,etc.No hay que ser tan tiquismiquis y tan huevón.
@@jotamovil4781 si te informas un poco no hay protección segura con ese acople , es por eso que lleva unos años no siendo legal , al menos en España . Suerte , mucha suerte si decides utilizar esa herramienta .
And when you're in the ER with a bike chain imbedded in your shin, you'll wish you'd spent the $20 to buy a proper weed eater head and string. This is very unsafe click-bait.
Brilliant idea with smart creative
Great work! Now your lawn looks like someone mowed it with a weed whacker!!!