“Dear friends, I have limited tools and resources, but I still try to create the things I love with what I have. I understand that from your perspective, this may seem very dangerous, and honestly, it is. Working with inappropriate machines for small projects and handling hazardous materials can indeed pose serious risks to fingers and overall safety. However, at the moment, I have no other choice but to continue this way until I can afford better equipment in the future. If you have access to proper tools and standard machines, you can work safely and continue without hesitation. So please don’t misunderstand my situation or take my approach as a suggestion for others.”
No one should expect anyone to be more cautious than their situation allows. As long as one takes care and maintains situational awareness, as you do, risks are minimized. Well done
“Thank you for understanding my situation. I always try to improve my skills and work towards getting proper tools, which, of course, both take time, but I’m doing my best. I usually advise friends who are interested in these kinds of projects and face similar limitations with tools, but don’t want this to stop them, to always be extra cautious while working. I truly wish no one gets hurt because of this. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, my dear friend 🌱”
Here’s the English translation: “Look, my friend, I have limited resources, and with these limited tools, I try to create the things I love. From your perspective, this might seem very dangerous, and it truly is. Working with inappropriate machines for small tasks and dangerous pieces can indeed pose risks to fingers and overall safety. However, for now, I have no other choice but to continue with what I have until I can provide myself with better equipment in the future. If you have good resources and standard, reliable machines, you can continue working without hesitation. So why would you say such a thing?”
“Dear friends, I have limited tools and resources, but I still try to create the things I love with what I have. I understand that from your perspective, this may seem very dangerous, and honestly, it is. Working with inappropriate machines for small projects and handling hazardous materials can indeed pose serious risks to fingers and overall safety.
However, at the moment, I have no other choice but to continue this way until I can afford better equipment in the future. If you have access to proper tools and standard machines, you can work safely and continue without hesitation. So please don’t misunderstand my situation or take my approach as a suggestion for others.”
No one should expect anyone to be more cautious than their situation allows.
As long as one takes care and maintains situational awareness, as you do, risks are minimized.
Well done
“Thank you for understanding my situation.
I always try to improve my skills and work towards getting proper tools, which, of course, both take time, but I’m doing my best.
I usually advise friends who are interested in these kinds of projects and face similar limitations with tools, but don’t want this to stop them, to always be extra cautious while working.
I truly wish no one gets hurt because of this.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts, my dear friend 🌱”
Beautiful!!
Thanks 😊
whoow 😮😮❤
Thanks ❤️
Soo good❤❤❤
Thank you 🙏🏼
Elegant design beautifully accomplished
Thank you so much 😊🌱
Very nice
Thanks.🍬
With these kinds of jobs with a lathe, I quickly give up looking further.
Here’s the English translation:
“Look, my friend, I have limited resources, and with these limited tools, I try to create the things I love. From your perspective, this might seem very dangerous, and it truly is. Working with inappropriate machines for small tasks and dangerous pieces can indeed pose risks to fingers and overall safety. However, for now, I have no other choice but to continue with what I have until I can provide myself with better equipment in the future. If you have good resources and standard, reliable machines, you can continue working without hesitation. So why would you say such a thing?”