I want a big hole in stone, but I don't want to spend $400 on a coring bit. I got cheap industrial diamonds and some abs plumbing caps. IT VERKZ!
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Should have grabbed baby doll's margarita glass rim salter
As a granite fabricator/installer, I applaud you sir.
Could spent 200$ on a bit but you built one Instead.
<3 the overkill lol
I've always wondered when Teller was going to do a debut on AvE.
(Sad jokes aside, you have done a shockingly good job with the silent storytelling here, and years later, it's still rock solid. Good on ya)
Especially enjoyed the use of the French Horn in your arrangement ;^)
I'm terrified by that cap, so much plastic and for covering what, exactly? Is there ever a need for such a thick cap?
Did you win the lottery bud
What music was this?
Beautiful!
I totally thought he was going to drill a hole in the bolt in order to flow coolant through…. Excellent work, kind sir!
Great! a cheap way..then he shows the lathe..damn.
braggart
refreshing and making me laugh with no words
Thank you Uncle B, for the most informative vidjoe on the inter web. If this was the way information was presented in school, I may have chosen a legitimate form of Gamefull employment. Finally someone showing me something useful, without the condescending, (your a fucking idiot, an Iโm smart) tone….. thank you for all the young people out there.
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Oh the money you could make if you catered to the countertop businesses. If you made a product that just worked MOST of the time you'd be swimming in money. Even the "good" bit I used when I did granite wore out quick or got hot and burned no matter how cool you kept em.
One-speed wrist action – WFO
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