Meat Saw [Restoration]
640K views · May 24, 2025 · Howto & Style
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@mungtor · 1 year ago (edited)
OK, the trick with the 80 grit and the hammer to bring back the texture of the original casting was brilliant. I'm gonna remember that one.
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@chriswareham · 1 year ago
As a part time serial killer, this saw would be an absolute game changer.
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@Snrpolloloco · 1 year ago
The sandblaster booth bit never disappoints 😂
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@8__vv__8 · 1 year ago
“(With a Saw) In My Workshop” is an absolute banger. Please release the track on Spotify
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@petraavontuur-janssen9962 · 1 year ago
It needs to be said that you're a true visionary and innovator in the field of improving ways to approach a sandblaster. I know it's a cutthroat business, but you consistently manage to stay ahead of the curve and I appreciate that about you. 👍🏻
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@hirightnow · 1 year ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfOeqLCvQp8&t=271">4:31</a> "Huekkk!"<br>The ASMR is why I love this channel.
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@AlanWatts-h8l · 1 year ago
Just some silly insight from an old man. My grandpa was my hero as a boy and he owned a small farm in northern Minnesota. I lived with my grandparents most of my life as a child and I learned that because we were poor, we had to make do with what we could afford, what we could fix or learn to do without. Mind you, my grandpa wasn't as technically adept as you and only worked on things like fixing things in the house, the farm and all the old farming equipment. I watched that man seemingly do miracles getting equipment back into operation with rudimentary tools, old parts and knack for visualizing how things work and he did it all outdoors, in the field and in every kind of weather. I miss that man and watching your videos makes my heart hurt in a good way.
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@Plarksplug · 1 year ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfOeqLCvQp8&t=1730">28:50</a> that song is worth every penny
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@stickyhands · 1 year ago
What a usefull trick with the hammer and sandpaper!
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@RoelfvanderMerwe · 1 year ago
Your intro is still the best on YouTube ❤
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@PlasmaFields · 1 year ago
The writing on that connecting rod at the bottom made me think someone had jammed a small wrench in there as a "repair" some years ago.
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@davidvarnes7708 · 1 year ago
I always love this channel because I swear half the projects leave me wondering how someone never used the device in a horror movie at some point. It's like "Hand Tool Rescue Of Reasons Why OSHA Exists."
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