Comments are funny. Most call it plane nuts, but some go along the lines "if you know your tool and its limitations… blah, blah, blah". Reminds you of anything?
Yeah, and when I lived in Shanghai, the breakdown lane on the interstates was just another lane for traffic. Used to run my company Buick 8" off the guardrail at about 140KPH.
Then you see where someone actually ran up on someone broken down…
I was hoping to see it kick that log back at him as he pushed it with his groin. Even though those blades weren't turning fast, they were powered by the PTO on a tractor so they weren't going to stop spinning for no little log.
Imagine the torque on that baby! I was about to purchase the plans, but was put down by the utter lack of dust control. You don't want all those chips in your open wounds!
I had to wait to type my hands were shaking so much plus my my head shaking back and forth. Does this guy also hold the record for largest and worst kick back?
Let's all be a little kind… Many of us posted recently on a thread where a band saw was attached to a lazy susan….right here in the usa. hmmm… I do have two band saws??
"Let's all be a little kind… Many of us posted recently on a thread where a band saw was attached to a lazy susan….right here in the usa. hmmm… I do have two band saws??"
Viktor Gotta love them canadians eh… Especially since they brought us the red/green show and second place for my quote, "If the women don't find ya handsome, they best find ya handsome." I noticed no women hangin around the guys in the video.
I was laughing my arse off…... I have seen some crazy stuff, I have been to Russia several times and I give the credit for making due with what they have but soon this guy will be making due with what he doesn't have anymore…..
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