HOW IT WORKS | Bicycle locks, Tea lights, Avocado harvest, Wrapping paper | Episode 23
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- How it Works - Episode 23
Bicycle locks: to keep your bike where it belongs
Tea lights: these are mass produced for when it has to be nice and cozy
Avocado harvest: see where these delicious and healthy fruit come from
Wrapping Paper: When christmas is coming this will be everywhere
and now i realize why i have such a massive patchwork of knowledge, i feel a sleep with a playlist of these. . . .neat :3
I live in South Africa and I'm pretty sure we get the undersized and damaged avos on our shelves as well as them being pulped and used as nutrients to further the plantation's growth.
i live in australia and we grow a lot of bananas and the weird ones ore the bananas that are to strait get put in piles to rot
I also live in sa send some have big bruses
Price of Apartheid o guess 😂
*reads the wrapping paper trivia*
Well, if Guernsey's whole needs covered- can't do it in a more festive way. ;)
I could pick that bike lock in about 7 seconds. The Lock-picking Lawyer taught me.
7 second and without touching it
Same lol
You can pick up a boy even quicker
I could just cut it with a grinder lol
Ahh the lock picking lawyer I've learnt lots of nifty info on locks from him
I live in South Africa and avocado is damn expensive it can cost as much as R20 for 1 avocado (about $1.20)
At home I have an avocado tree and when its ripe it can produce about 90 avocados which I mostly give away
It's $1.99 in the US and we grow them here, too! Expensive groceries have them for $2.50 each.
The Lock Picking Lawyer wouldn't even bat an eye at that bike lock.
13:33 "weird looking avacado coming down the belt"
Thanks for sharing this video. I also like how you set up the playlist.
Thank you very much Noah Diamond.
We are always happy about any feedback.
@@FreeDocumentary ok
That sound at 4:59 sounds like a magazine and sounds so satisfying lol
Allyou need is a small scissor jack to just bow out the middle of the D and the pin pops right out. Or use a sharpie and metal tube pick.
A cordless grinder with an abrasive cutting blade would cut that hardened steel easily.
the comparison between the round and square iron bar was not fair. the square had a much bigger surface.....
And the round bar was smaller.
Now with battery powered cuttoff tools all these locks are done in 2 seconds.
Nice, I like Abus locks. Their hard to pick as well
Lockpickinglawyer would not agree
I bet the rejected avocados would make great hog feed !!
I agree. Hogs or any number of other farm animals. Pelletized chicken or fish feed. Maybe with other ingredient food waste.
In America we call them U locks but D lock makes more sense...just like every other word lol
I love avocades
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Too bad most bike thieves are not going to cut the bar they will pick that easy tumbler lock lol
LOL! Those locks are worthless with the right crook. 30 years ago I had a high dollar bike I was particularly proud of. I bought a high dollar Kryptonite lock. One morning I went out to ride my Fuji to class... and it was gone. All that was left were some shards of the lock. It would appear the thieves either packed the lock in dry ice, or liquid nitrogen... and then just broke it with a hammer. I verified this with a new lock and dry ice.
“Thanks” for telling us the “truth” of your “reality” (sad as it was)! Almost everyone who is involved with bicycles has had at least some problems with theft but it is still too bad! The “Bible” teaches that we are all “sinners” and that we all have “character flaws”!
it is a good video to watch
Some years ago, sitting in a bus in NY, I watched a well dressed guy holding a crow-bar, wrapped in brown paper. In about 10 seconds, he broke the lock on an expensive bike on the footpath. The bike was quicky handed off to another dude who rode off with it. Thieves had the routine down flat
A portable angle grinder can cut any lock, and if there's a way to make them quiet, then there is no way to stop them.
@@taiwanluthiers You can get angle grinder resistant locks now, they chew up the disc so you need at least 3 of them. The kryptonite locks however can be cut in under 30 seconds with an angle grinder. I learned the hard way :(
@@manoz6194 What are they made of? I tried cutting titanium rod with an angle grinder and it's a pain to cut it. Titanium cuts much slower than steel for some reason, maybe because the metal is a bit gummy? I guess next time I'll try it with a plasma cutter. That will cut anything.
@@taiwanluthiers Look up Litelok and Hiplock D1000. It's a special composite material
So that would be about 135,999,999,999,999,983,423,331,328 tealights to equal the light output of the sun. Rough math but really
This is why you pick locks not cut them.
D locks are easily opened with keys which only have one or two tines at the end.
2:36 - That guy is crazy for not wearing a respirator.
and that there is in such a huge company not an smoke desuckening machine.. thats really poor for the early 2000ends...but it shows, that many people do absoletely not care for their health, there in the shop and on the construction sites and road , too..
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Imagine how much paper the world could save if everyone skipped wrapping their presents.
SysGhost we don't wrap since many years. we buy these nice bags, put the presents in there unwrapped. and even the bags we can use 4 or 5 times. we buy the bags fairly -unisex- so we can use them for everyone and also regardless of the season or occasion.
SysGhost eh it's the problem poeple that makes all those advertisements that brainwashed the poeple to what's on the advertising and marketing strategy to get the poeple in baddies habbits and believe me I see they can't even see it
@SRV. 123 we don't buy - cheap - gifts. therefore no reason to - pimp - something that is not there...
we stopped years ago (maybe we got lazy or just gave up) and just use bags
It seems if you make it they'll buy it. Wrappers are one of the countless products which are bought by people and trashed almost immediately. Wrappers basically act like cosmetics, they dress up an item.
6:20 NO the ideal wax is not paraffin, its Stearin
Tea light wicks are useless.
Soaking the wicks in Borax is the ideal way to stop charring of the wicks.
Just thought I'd let you know, what works.
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Bike locks. What about the bandidos that use liquid nitrogen to make the metal brittle?
So many negative comments on these videos... Can't you people just enjoy and appreciate the uploads instead of picking apart every detail of the show?
Well said. I couldn't agree more. Sounds like someone is making these cats watch the video's... im assuming they do not understand the concept of simply watching something else! This poor poor generations of idiots we obviously need many more shows like this to help dummys learn how to switch to a different show!
those sound effects tho...
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view!"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?
How fast could you saw through that particular steel with a normal hand held saw with a metal cutting saw blade I wonder?
harder steel will cut softer one. If you harden bicycle locks to the same level of saw blade, the saw becomes useless and cannot cut it.
Lockpickinglawyer showed me how quick a bike lock can be defeated
Exactly, it doesn't matter how strong the lock material is its main weak point is always the lock barrel. The lock making companys should devise a new barrel that is more pick proof, even if it slow the thief down or puts them off picking it.
This show would be better if there wasn't rave music playing in the background. It is distracting.
That's standard 1990s infotainment music.
Printers don't use paint it is think oil based ink
sure beats a ladder
Lock picking lawyer says "no no no"
Those freakin' avocados in the thumbnail looking like weed 😒🤣
i thought it was weed on the thumbnail
Same lol
WTF? comments same lmao
Then quick flash of a bong as the video starts ! Luckily it's now legal here and don;t feel quite as guilty as i would of a year or so ago !
Me too ;)
Same here . I just knew it was Mary Jane !!
21:08 what kinda engineering school you gotta go to become a factory worker? Why does this show refer to everyone as engineers?
As an Engineer I am offended
@@coyotesmile8972 haha. My brother is training to be a train engineer and I keep bugging him about it. Actually in my previous career i used to be "aircraft maintenance engineer" which is nothing but an aircraft technician or mechanic. I am not sure why they called us an engineer.
If you are a applying to be a janitor they don't call it that. They call it "sanitation engineer" to make you feel like you're someone respectable. In the US supermarkets call janitors "maintenance" and I actually thought it was people going around fixing the cash registers, fridge, AC unit, etc. since that's what we call people who fix broken stuff in the apartment...
Dishwasher could be food hygiene specialist...
14 tons? That's barely the strength with which my cat bites when he mistakes belly rub play time for hunt time.
12:21
Oh, you forgot to mention how much environmental damage Avocado farming does. But I'm sure we can skip that for the sake of Avocado trend.
What's an avocade? LOL
What’s an ‘avocade’ ?
This is like the uk version of goes its made
What the hell... I got a 52min ad..
You call that guy strong??!! He can barely swing a mini sledge
I can open a bicycle lock without using a large hammer.
I just pick the lock and bypass it completely with a few shims.
Faster, Easier and not so overly visual.
Sure you can
Living in a tropical country I find it very odd that people import fruits
U didn't test ur D locks against liquid free on.( freeze then break )
Falls under the category of things called planned obsolescence - 83 square kilometres of trash !
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i hate avacados
HAS IT EVER OCCURRED TO BICYCLE LOCK MANUFACTURERS THAT A THIEF CAN EASILY USE A "HACKSAW" TO CUT THE DAMNED LOCK. WITH A GOOD HACKSAW YOU CAN JUST ABOUT CUT ANY PIECE OF STEEL EASILY
No, you can't. The teeth of a hacksaw will just skitter over hardened steel. An angle grinder however will cut straight through any steel regardless of how well hardened it is.
Maybe if they make a bike lock encased in tungsten carbide, as angle grinder will not cut through that, but if you put a diamond saw on the angle grinder, then nothing will stop that. Maybe if you put soft compound in the tungsten carbide matrix so any attempt to cut it with abrasives would cause it to gum up making it take much longer to cut...
In Australia we just grow our own. No need to exploit black people.
Where do you grow it? Where did you get that land from?
Now shut up about your virtue signaling.
Oh, you forgot to mention how much environmental damage Avocado farming does. But I'm sure we can skip that for the sake of Avocado trend.