@@PandaKnight52 well, he had died by the time someone released And Another Thing in 2009. Not sure I count that one. That's such a nerd thing to say in a comment. What has become of my life 🙄
In a way, it's sad to know it's all over as it's been fun seeing your ingenious solutions to problems and hilarious antics play out. But, I'm sure there is more mischievous fun and games to come.
The pursuit of perfection often requires you to make it all in-house. Getting 3rd parties to manufacture parts to a very high standard with very small tolerance is very expensive. If it seems too cheap to be true, it definitely is.
Such a great video trilogy watching you guys is so much fun and so amazing watching the incredible work you do and the amazing ideas you make. Keep up the amazing work. Can’t wait to see the mallets for sale and hoping I can get one. Keep up the amazing work Thanks for sharing
Isn't the grain running the wrong way in all of those mallets? Usually with a hammer the grain is in line with the striking direction. Not that it'd be an issue with those little mallets. But if you look at wooden hammer handles that's how they go. You put the grain in the handles in perpendicularly with the striking direction. That's 90° out from how it is supposed to go. Generally past 45° is considered poor form.
ohh EVERY shop has that bottom drawer... its part of HSCS ( Horizontal Surface Clutter Syndrome) when we can't take it anymore it's banished to the bottom Drawer.
Trilogy of 5 is a thing you know. Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.
Didn't it go further than five ?
@@PandaKnight52 well, he had died by the time someone released And Another Thing in 2009. Not sure I count that one. That's such a nerd thing to say in a comment. What has become of my life 🙄
Received my mallet and it is a thing of beauty. I’m so glad I didn’t hesitate and bought one as soon as I could. Congratulations. More videos please.
This 'trilogy' was fantastic! I really enjoyed watching it. Nice one guys 👏
In a way, it's sad to know it's all over as it's been fun seeing your ingenious solutions to problems and hilarious antics play out. But, I'm sure there is more mischievous fun and games to come.
Fantastic work and dedication to producing a high quality tool
The pursuit of perfection often requires you to make it all in-house. Getting 3rd parties to manufacture parts to a very high standard with very small tolerance is very expensive. If it seems too cheap to be true, it definitely is.
Such a great video trilogy watching you guys is so much fun and so amazing watching the incredible work you do and the amazing ideas you make. Keep up the amazing work. Can’t wait to see the mallets for sale and hoping I can get one. Keep up the amazing work Thanks for sharing
It's great to see all of the hard work you both have done coming to fruition.
A clean shop is a happy shop?
The coins you make look soo much better than the ones you ordered 😁
Have any of the prototypes left?
What model laser is that? Looks to be just what I need
Super awesome!
Hehe I see my gift in the background under the Patreon Wall 😁
How can I get that mallet ???
I'm waiting for the elusive Part 6 Collectors Editon!
Hope you got a refund for those coins that were out of the tolerance range!
Loved the content of this video but the hand held rapid camera movements made my head hurt.
No one mounts doors these days, just buy a doorset
Isn't the grain running the wrong way in all of those mallets? Usually with a hammer the grain is in line with the striking direction. Not that it'd be an issue with those little mallets. But if you look at wooden hammer handles that's how they go. You put the grain in the handles in perpendicularly with the striking direction. That's 90° out from how it is supposed to go. Generally past 45° is considered poor form.
Nope, all correct :)
ohh EVERY shop has that bottom drawer... its part of HSCS ( Horizontal Surface Clutter Syndrome) when we can't take it anymore it's banished to the bottom Drawer.
I am not watching to the due to the appalling camera work…