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Much more cost efficient to have chinese kids do this work, otherwise you'd have to sell that hammer for $500 to get your money back in $$/hr wage invested.
Can u make1more and sell it to me .so i can give my man for his birthday i Will Pay you for the job and shipping we live in Germany let me know please!!
18 years ago I found a 16oz ball peen hammer head buried in my yard. It belonged to an old man who was like a father to me after my step dad died. I spent weeks polishing and restoring. Then made a hickory handle, checkered the grip area and inlaid it with darker woods. When i was finished with it, it was a tribute to the old man. Leaving it like it was would have been wrong. Since he never owned a rusty tool that i ever saw. But, it was too nice to use... Deciding I'd done the unthinkable by turning it into the only thing worse than leaving the rust on it... And turned it into a tool that was... unusable. Realizing my sin, when I opened my motorcycle shop I pout it in my toolbox. And started using it... While the nicks and dings the old man put in it are gone from the rust, the ones that are there now, hopefully, make the old man smile. Everyone who sees it picks it up, turns it and looks at all the detail and polish that's still left on it. Then, ask me something that starts with something like "Wow, where'd you find this?" I tell them the story about the old man i knew who could virtually fix absolutely anything... Being reminded of him every time i see it is a kind of nice feeling i can't really describe. It helps me find the strength I'm in need of at times... So, I'm supportive of polishing hammers I guess.
It has to do with the frame rate of the camera, and the speed of what it is recording. If you have the frame right a helicopter can fly but not look like the blades are moving.
Vanishing wax the heat of the Molton aluminium melts the handle shaped wax encased in the sand creating a void that is filled in turn by the aluminium crafting the handle for the hammer
I appreciate how well the casting scene was filmed. It seemed you put thought into what film clips to include instead just of just pouring the mold in one whole shot. It was well edited too. Actually out of all the renovation channels I follow you are the best “film maker”.
Yes, it's a wonderful silent movie with no captions. You started so well with the notes on the vinegar, but I'd like to have some information regarding the tools used, the grit of sandpaper, etc.
I was absolutely mesmerized watching you craft this hammer and I don't know why! lol Turning a lump of rusted iron into a gleaming work of art --10 stars +++ in my book. Bravo!
I watched the whole video and understood every technical detail you used....apart from one thing. How the hell did you manage to get that thunderbolt inside your workshop at the start? I've burned down my small shed and scorched a third of my large one trying to replicate it.
@@someonewhatever611 I would love to see THAT back of an envelope calculation XD (legit though, I sculpt stone and sometimes sit and wonder how many times I've touched chisel to stone.)
Subbed and liked. I found my father's old sledge hammer which is older than me. Lol. I'm 48. He passed away over 15 years ago at 78. None of my brothers wanted any of the old stuff. So I said I'll have it! Lol. I remember the big bet the of a hammer from my childhood with him pounding nails in the top part of the handle to hold the head.duct tape still on the handle! I want to restore all his old tools in his memory! You do beautiful work sir! Thank you for your inspiration and tutorials! Cheers from Australia 🙂👍👍👍
On a Mjölnir the handle must be of steel. Mjölnir is depicted in Norse mythology as one of the most fearsome and powerful weapons in existence, capable of leveling mountains.
@@2000jago I am not struggling with the concept as you mention in your condescending way, I simply find the handle sloppy. Do you understand the concept of sloppy?
Awesome job of restoring an old, rusted hammer! Looks almost like Thor's hammer, "Mjolnir". If it were me I would have engraved it with the caption... "Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor." But.... That's me! LOL 😜
I like that you do all kinds of different things, from electronics to tools, toys and machinery. Other people who restore stuff often just keep doing the same kind of thing over and over, but you never know what you're going to do next.
I used to be a professional metal polisher and I have to say that you did a great job at polishing up that old looking busted up hammer head , job good job well done in rejuvenating it for future use👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👌💪👊👋👋👋👋👋✌
I am totally impressed! I am 65 years old and have done nothing but music and artsy stuff since I was 16. I got over listening to negative comments years ago. I let them bother me for too long however. Part of being a real artist is knowing that what you produce rocks! You rock!
Beautiful tool. The leather could have been done a little better to really compliment all of the excellent work on that hammer and handle. Thanks for sharing
Yes. For starters, the leather was wrapped incorrectly for use. The overlap should have been going down the handle not up. AS it is, use will tug at the leather trying to pull it off, rather than tighten the leather with age and use. But nice vid and a beautiful hammer.
These videos are fascinating and so relaxing. This guy has so much experience! Electronics, molding, plating... this guy know how to do freakin everything haha.
Nice chrome. Know a Company Guard once. He used only a spoon, he was able to chrome his whole shot gun. It was really beautiful. Using only a spoon mind you. Alas he got axed from his job. Apparently cleaning your weapon like that makes the weapon unsafe to use. He basically destroyed the weapon by making it beautiful. Don’t know about your hammer but I won’t use it. I’d put it in glass case and admire it.
Why on Earth would ANYONE use an aluminium handle? Your arm would go numb before you got started in earnest. There's a reason we use wood and leather. I could be wrong, but something about 1200F metal being cast against steel seems like it would terrible for the steel.
Well, I don't imagine an aluminum handle is the best choice for a hammer anyway, but it all sure looks awesome. Probably softened the hammerhead a fair bit, but hammers can't be too hard anyway otherwise the steel will crack if it hits something too hard.
Honestly I watched one vid because yt said it was recommended for me and now I find this channel very interesting plus I it teaches me a few things too lol yea im definitely subbing 💯
Nice artwork. FYI, if you get your leather wet before wrapping it, wrap it pretty tight, tuck, let it dry. The leather will suck up and never slip. Hit it with a little conditioner, it'll look great.
Nice hammer head but I think you'll find a lot of the dislikes will come through people not liking the cast handle. It's a very polarising subject (cast vs wood) and if you want to use the hammer in future, wood is always the way to go. I really dislike cast handles and wouldn't downvote for it, but there really is no substitute for a quality hardwood well made handle with a well hung (fitted correctly) head - whether it be an axe or a hammer. Nice work though. Thanks
The dislikes come from people expecting a restoration, as in the description, and finding a mirror-polished end result. Nicely done, but not a restoration.
But bashing in skulls doesn't produce that much of a shock- they tend to crumble under the impact. Plus the shiny surface will be easier to clean the bits of brain matter and blood off...
Great work but I certainly think a cast aluminum handle ‘cheapens’ this tool and probably throws off a good balance. Leather-wrapped grip is nice but better, slightly in-set, on a wooden handle. (Just my thoughts.)
It seems that people only knows Marvel Mjolnir. The Norse mythology relates it as a hammer and the size is like a smith hammer. Marvel influence destroyed even mythology.
Very humbling indeed. Keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing. You should make a video about teaching also. You didn't say but a word, and yet you put theory in motion. Peace.
Your casting would have turned out better with less porosity, had you use water glass to bond the sand then rather the use of green mold, as there was a lot of vapors of steam coming out of the sand, You also could have improved the casting by preheating the mold considerably an then blowing the hollow out with air, an also using a bigger sprew at the other end where you had that small straw. Then you could have used brass rather then aluminum, an used a brown colored beer bottle as a flux to seal it from gasses while heating the brass. This would have given you a much stringer handle, an the use of water glass, also gets you away from the dampness with green mold. Another thing you could have done to improve the handle strength is to embed a steel rod in the center of the casting, but that requires a good preheat,
@@patmcdermott8547 Don't you know every restorer on TH-cam is obliged by law to cast an imperfectly finished aly handle. Yep, a leather, half the width, twice the number of wraps on a wooden (Ash, Yggdrassil sacred to the Norse, perfect for Thor... ) handle would have been superb but the law's the law an' all that.
Love the work with the head. The handle leaves me cold. With the handle, hardwood and a couple of wedges would have saved time, worked brilliantly, and given you a much easier time if you ever decided to change things in the future. Sweet job on the head though.
Geez, Oddie, just when I think, “Meh, ordinary shine-up-the-hammer-and-make-a-new-wooden-handle video” and you go above and beyond...again. Love the little trick of pulling the leather up and under :)
Gotta say, Pretty cool start to a video, Holding up the hammer then opening the vise. Sounded like a old draw bridge to a castle going up. : ) Nice touch.
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Wow, WE just hit 14 000 subscribers and this video was my first video to pass 1M views! And it did it in little over 2 weeks, My sincerest thank you to everyone for watching and subscribing, I'm doing these for your entertainment, and for my own. I posted this at around 8000 subs, let's make that number look tiny!
nice job, keep going
Much more cost efficient to have chinese kids do this work, otherwise you'd have to sell that hammer for $500 to get your money back in $$/hr wage invested.
To too began🤔🤔???
Can u make1more and sell it to me .so i can give my man for his birthday i Will Pay you for the job and shipping we live in Germany let me know please!!
How much did you earned with google ads?
3:31 "You go outside and think about what you've done."
Sorry I know this was a year ago but nice
LMAO
18 years ago I found a 16oz ball peen hammer head buried in my yard.
It belonged to an old man who was like a father to me after my step dad died.
I spent weeks polishing and restoring. Then made a hickory handle, checkered the grip area and inlaid it with darker woods.
When i was finished with it, it was a tribute to the old man. Leaving it like it was would have been wrong. Since he never owned a rusty tool that i ever saw.
But, it was too nice to use...
Deciding I'd done the unthinkable by turning it into the only thing worse than leaving the rust on it... And turned it into a tool that was... unusable.
Realizing my sin, when I opened my motorcycle shop I pout it in my toolbox.
And started using it...
While the nicks and dings the old man put in it are gone from the rust, the ones that are there now, hopefully, make the old man smile.
Everyone who sees it picks it up, turns it and looks at all the detail and polish that's still left on it. Then, ask me something that starts with something like "Wow, where'd you find this?"
I tell them the story about the old man i knew who could virtually fix absolutely anything...
Being reminded of him every time i see it is a kind of nice feeling i can't really describe.
It helps me find the strength I'm in need of at times...
So, I'm supportive of polishing hammers I guess.
that would have been interesting to watch ! metal hammer handle - nasty shock transmission
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Hola
Weird flex but okay.
Cool story
2:35
The way that rotating wire brush moves makes it look like a stop motion animation.
Interesting to fool someone, that's for sure.
i’m glad i’m not the only one to think that
Same
It has to do with the frame rate of the camera, and the speed of what it is recording. If you have the frame right a helicopter can fly but not look like the blades are moving.
Yeah, i already knew that, but interesting little fact for anyone who wasn't aware.
You lost me when you put the tofu in the wooden coffin and covered it in paprika.
😂😂
Vanishing wax the heat of the Molton aluminium melts the handle shaped wax encased in the sand creating a void that is filled in turn by the aluminium crafting the handle for the hammer
Yea me too
I was confused at first when I read your post because I hadn't watched the video but it makes sense now
I appreciate how well the casting scene was filmed. It seemed you put thought into what film clips to include instead just of just pouring the mold in one whole shot. It was well edited too. Actually out of all the renovation channels I follow you are the best “film maker”.
Yes, it's a wonderful silent movie with no captions. You started so well with the notes on the vinegar, but I'd like to have some information regarding the tools used, the grit of sandpaper, etc.
I was absolutely mesmerized watching you craft this hammer and I don't know why! lol Turning a lump of rusted iron into a gleaming work of art --10 stars +++ in my book. Bravo!
+++++++
aluminium might be the worst choice for the handle.
dis similar metals! they will eat each other up
@Nicolas Broszky not exactly
I can think of a couple worse. Pudding for example. Or bees.
@@JoeShopper LMAO
thank you! i have seen a lot of casted alu handles later. It has to bend!
Love this with no speaking or music overlay - asmr for engineers :)
ASMR for everyone :)
Machinists
You're an engineer?
Also this is nothing to do with engineering.
@@TheMijman Maybe you need a channel for pedants.
As en engineer you are absolutely right!!
Mjolnir beauty hatss off to your work .....you made it Artifact
I watched the whole video and understood every technical detail you used....apart from one thing.
How the hell did you manage to get that thunderbolt inside your workshop at the start?
I've burned down my small shed and scorched a third of my large one trying to replicate it.
Dracoon You do ;) r/whooosh
Lettucchat t yeah no,
omg.. bro.,.... yor so stupdid. :|| it was a specil effect,.
(this is also satire)
Log Rai An Ney ....wtf does specil mean?
@@68blues it was satire ffs
"Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor...."
No
@@MeMelon4u yes
@@Argenti_0 No
@@MeMelon4u yes
@@Argenti_0 no
True craftsmanship right there. I’m always impressed by the videos. Please never stop making them!!
Gorgeous! Astounding technique. Beautiful craftsmanship. Thx.
An excellent resto and modification... WELL DONE!!! 10/10
That folks is a display in " Pride of Workmanship" . Well done it looks great.
Хуйню то не морозь
I always watch these at 2x speed. Good stuff!
Can't imagine why anyone will give it a thumbs down. This hammer was beautifully restored.
I found this channel accidentally. I've now become obsessed. Love it.
Very very nice job I'm shocked the way u did it with the handle great finished product.
Very impressive! This video has inspired me to fix all my broken handled tools! Thanks!
A $1-$5 yardsale hammer turned into an amazing piece of art
It was a tough old hammer. It ended it's life as work of art. Well done, Mate.
I was just sitting here wondering how many tons of impact pressure that hammerhead had delivered in its working lifetime... Staggering amounts im sure
@@Rand_al_Thor372
I have the same hammer for 20 years as a truck tech.. I would say I have probably 60-80 thousand or more tons of force combined.
@@someonewhatever611 I would love to see THAT back of an envelope calculation XD
(legit though, I sculpt stone and sometimes sit and wonder how many times I've touched chisel to stone.)
I’m here wondering why an old damn man is on TH-cam
Wroger Wroger boi he like 70
Subbed and liked. I found my father's old sledge hammer which is older than me. Lol. I'm 48. He passed away over 15 years ago at 78. None of my brothers wanted any of the old stuff. So I said I'll have it! Lol. I remember the big bet the of a hammer from my childhood with him pounding nails in the top part of the handle to hold the head.duct tape still on the handle! I want to restore all his old tools in his memory! You do beautiful work sir! Thank you for your inspiration and tutorials! Cheers from Australia 🙂👍👍👍
Very Very nice. Your Videos are really great. I Like it. Nice greetings from Germany. 👍👍😀😀
That was fun to watch. Those little imperfections from the casting add so much character. It was just art. Thanks for posting. Beautiful work.
Imperfections ? i see them as battle scar ! :D
I never thought I'd say a hammer was beautiful until now. I'd legitimately consider buying that hammer
Handle should be wood (ash) or fiberglass. Metal will send shock waves up your arm.
I'd feel guilty using that it's so bloody clean!
On a Mjölnir the handle must be of steel. Mjölnir is depicted in Norse mythology as one of the most fearsome and powerful weapons in existence, capable of leveling mountains.
It's a show piece, not a go piece. Metal is beautiful.
I agree with you Martin. The head was beautifully done but I found the handle not practical and sloppy looking compared to the head.
@@2000jago I am not struggling with the concept as you mention in your condescending way, I simply find the handle sloppy. Do you understand the concept of sloppy?
Wow Beautiful Silver Hammer like THOR ! ⚡🌩⚒
Wow. Impressive.Great Work.
Nice Work .. Excellent finish.
Awesome job of restoring an old, rusted hammer! Looks almost like Thor's hammer, "Mjolnir". If it were me I would have engraved it with the caption... "Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor." But.... That's me! LOL 😜
Chariot granted...
Love the movie soundtrack plus the fine ASMR Foley, all so eerie and foreboding, and THEN . . . !
Good job man...
Amaizing👍👍👍
You must have stored it in your showcase after it's restoration
It's amazing
Because it needs a lot of hardwork.....😎
This guys videos are incredible. I find my self watching them to decompress after work. It's so soothing and relaxing. Very talented individual!
Thanks, great to hear my videos help you relax
You do a really impressive job of keeping the file flat. Well done.
Wow, that sped up angle grinder sounds JUST like a dentists' drill...
Nice job colleague! ⚒️⚒️💪
I like that you do all kinds of different things, from electronics to tools, toys and machinery. Other people who restore stuff often just keep doing the same kind of thing over and over, but you never know what you're going to do next.
Congratulations for this incredible job! So inspiring!
I used to be a professional metal polisher and I have to say that you did a great job at polishing up that old looking busted up hammer head , job good job well done in rejuvenating it for future use👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👌💪👊👋👋👋👋👋✌
Thanks, really nice to hear such feedback from a pro.
I am totally impressed! I am 65 years old and have done nothing but music and artsy stuff since I was 16. I got over listening to negative comments years ago. I let them bother me for too long however. Part of being a real artist is knowing that what you produce rocks! You rock!
Beautiful tool. The leather could have been done a little better to really compliment all of the excellent work on that hammer and handle. Thanks for sharing
Yes. For starters, the leather was wrapped incorrectly for use. The overlap should have been going down the handle not up. AS it is, use will tug at the leather trying to pull it off, rather than tighten the leather with age and use.
But nice vid and a beautiful hammer.
I love the leather handle. This is an amazing piece of art.
Aaaaahhhh common man spoilers! lol jk
With that finish the hammer have finished its career as a hammer. Now it is a precious jewel.
You pulled it off man! This is a great video.
Thanks man!
THOR - _Dear Santa, I've seen an hammer on a TH-cam video and..._
I love these videos, They're so mesmerizing!
Fantastic job. A true piece of art from a rusty old tool
These videos are fascinating and so relaxing.
This guy has so much experience! Electronics, molding, plating... this guy know how to do freakin everything haha.
The vibration would break your hand
If it didn't break the handle first.
It wouldn't break Ether it would just sting like a bitch
I believe it's more like a decoration, not a useful use.
Haters will hate. Nice work brother!
Its not hate, this hammer is unusable due to its metallic handle...
@John Wick ok have fun fucking your hand up trying to be cool...
Nice chrome. Know a Company Guard once. He used only a spoon, he was able to chrome his whole shot gun. It was really beautiful. Using only a spoon mind you. Alas he got axed from his job. Apparently cleaning your weapon like that makes the weapon unsafe to use. He basically destroyed the weapon by making it beautiful. Don’t know about your hammer but I won’t use it. I’d put it in glass case and admire it.
Молодчага, Дружище! Очень шикарно, красиво, стильно и качественно получилось! Реально Мастер с большой буквы!
Always really enjoy your videos. I’ve learned so much. Ps I’m a almost 70 yr old grandmother.🙂🙂🙂🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟👍🏼💙
Why on Earth would ANYONE use an aluminium handle? Your arm would go numb before you got started in earnest.
There's a reason we use wood and leather.
I could be wrong, but something about 1200F metal being cast against steel seems like it would terrible for the steel.
Well, I don't imagine an aluminum handle is the best choice for a hammer anyway, but it all sure looks awesome. Probably softened the hammerhead a fair bit, but hammers can't be too hard anyway otherwise the steel will crack if it hits something too hard.
almost like this is purely for show and not meant to be used
me after 3 mins: it seems almost done
me at the end: WHAT WAS THAT
This guy does the fastest filing know to men
Leaves The Mjolnir far behind!!! Beautiful piece!!! Thank You for sharing!!! Great job!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Best restoration i seen yet
Watch at 2x normal speed... you’ll thank me later! 👍 Its All Happy Again! Nice Job! 👍
Thank you, later!
Honestly I watched one vid because yt said it was recommended for me and now I find this channel very interesting plus I it teaches me a few things too lol yea im definitely subbing 💯
Шикарная работа!!!Очень приятно смотреть и на ваш труд и на результат!!Уважение вам!!!
Nice artwork. FYI, if you get your leather wet before wrapping it, wrap it pretty tight, tuck, let it dry. The leather will suck up and never slip. Hit it with a little conditioner, it'll look great.
beautiful. simply stunning work.
Beautiful piece, just make sure to never use it.
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
STOP!!!
HAMMER TIME 👌😂👌
NO YOU STOP
Just stop
Kids of the 90s will get that. Others just ...can't touch this!
@@bebereyes5514 I see what you did there. Lol
Yes!
You should be rightly proud of that one...
I love watching people make those type of handles. There so interesting to see how there made
Very nice good 👍👌✌✋
Awesome job on the hammer!
Now Thor can pick his teeth and check his reflection without having to carry a mirror.
Nice hammer head but I think you'll find a lot of the dislikes will come through people not liking the cast handle. It's a very polarising subject (cast vs wood) and if you want to use the hammer in future, wood is always the way to go. I really dislike cast handles and wouldn't downvote for it, but there really is no substitute for a quality hardwood well made handle with a well hung (fitted correctly) head - whether it be an axe or a hammer. Nice work though. Thanks
The dislikes come from people expecting a restoration, as in the description, and finding a mirror-polished end result. Nicely done, but not a restoration.
But bashing in skulls doesn't produce that much of a shock- they tend to crumble under the impact. Plus the shiny surface will be easier to clean the bits of brain matter and blood off...
I didn't expect him to make a new handle for it, I thought he was just going to fix the old handle.
Wow, I was surprised.
just began the video and already liked it for the song, i love it
It for sure looks good, but was it worth the effort?
Am i the only one who was expecting some runic engravings? :P
I seriously dislike when the finished product is featured in the thumbnail.
Lol calm down mate
Great work but I certainly think a cast aluminum handle ‘cheapens’ this tool and probably throws off a good balance. Leather-wrapped grip is nice but better, slightly in-set, on a wooden handle. (Just my thoughts.)
Awesome work , truly. Congratulations 💪🙌
Very soothing to watch
Thankyou for sharing
It seems that people only knows Marvel Mjolnir. The Norse mythology relates it as a hammer and the size is like a smith hammer. Marvel influence destroyed even mythology.
Very humbling indeed. Keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing. You should make a video about teaching also. You didn't say but a word, and yet you put theory in motion. Peace.
Aww that’s gorgeous!
What a beautiful finish!
You are a real artist, I subscribed because you definitely deserve to have as many as possible.
Your casting would have turned out better with less porosity, had you use water glass to bond the sand then rather the use of green mold, as there was a lot of vapors of steam coming out of the sand,
You also could have improved the casting by preheating the mold considerably an then blowing the hollow out with air, an also using a bigger sprew at the other end where you had that small straw.
Then you could have used brass rather then aluminum, an used a brown colored beer bottle as a flux to seal it from gasses while heating the brass. This would have given you a much stringer handle, an the use of water glass, also gets you away from the dampness with green mold. Another thing you could have done to improve the handle strength is to embed a steel rod in the center of the casting, but that requires a good preheat,
Outstanding job ! I'm glad I stumbled across your channel, it gave me the opportunity to become a new subscriber. 👍🏽😎
Wooden handle would have looked just as nice
Agreed, make it a piece of functional art, then use the hell out of it!
@@patmcdermott8547 Don't you know every restorer on TH-cam is obliged by law to cast an imperfectly finished aly handle. Yep, a leather, half the width, twice the number of wraps on a wooden (Ash, Yggdrassil sacred to the Norse, perfect for Thor... ) handle would have been superb but the law's the law an' all that.
Ya I was thinking that with the right kind of wood a wooden handle would have been just as nice. I did like the way he tucked the
I vote for the wooden handle
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Wow. That is an amazing job. Congratulations.
You are crazy my friend!!! just won another fan!!! jejejeje
You made THOR happy
2:57 so dangerous, no gloves, no protection, omg
Gangsta level
Love the work with the head. The handle leaves me cold.
With the handle, hardwood and a couple of wedges would have saved time, worked brilliantly, and given you a much easier time if you ever decided to change things in the future.
Sweet job on the head though.
This hammer was meant to look like thor's hammer, so he was going solely for aesthetics. Otherwise he wouldn't have included any metal in the handle.
you should do a beautiful scribe pattern on either side of that Mjolnir! its gorgeous! fantastic job!
Geez, Oddie, just when I think, “Meh, ordinary shine-up-the-hammer-and-make-a-new-wooden-handle video” and you go above and beyond...again. Love the little trick of pulling the leather up and under :)
That very cool bro I am going to have to do one of my hammer heads polished up like that too. The look is awesome
Imagine if Thor actually did this in the movie 🤣🤣
great work..
Thanks man!
dilras. an
Great work. I would like to restore togheter some old objects in my city.
Why the "..." At the end?
Gotta say, Pretty cool start to a video, Holding up the hammer then opening the vise. Sounded like a old draw bridge to a castle going up. : ) Nice touch.
Love everyone that’s trashing this thing and not realizing it’s just a show piece. Everyone’s a critic I guess.
"oh let me build a car, it'll look good but you can't drive it"