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I made an Invisible Concrete Sink

1.4M views · Aug 17, 2024 · Howto & Style

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@modustrial · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned
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@peterrosenberg8716 · 2 years ago
For some people $30k is life changing, problem solving, and liberating. For some people it's a bathroom sink.
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@TobyMole · 2 years ago
One thing I learned from this: the Kardashians never wash dishes.
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@Shadenir · 2 years ago
That saw incident was terrifying.  im glad he wasnt hurt.
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@aunderiskerensky2304 · 2 years ago
Props to Chris for showing his almost lost finger adventure. My heart leapt out of my chest for a second, 25 year artisan tile guy, i've seen many injuries and that was crazy close. When I was a kid I watched my old man lop a finger tip off with a table router. It's instantaneous. People in general give little to no respect for how incredibly dangerous carpentry/construction really is and how mindful and skilled the laborers really are.
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@EVILBUNNY28 · 2 years ago (edited)
Was Kim's sink definitely concrete? I can absolutely see the $30k price tag being justifiable if it was a flat slab of stone e.g quartz/marble and then the slope gradually cut and ground out instead.
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@matthewelliott8198 · 2 years ago
that kickback with the saw is exactlty why you should never remove the spring loaded guard from circular saws. I've seen so many people remove it on job sites so they don't have to mess with it, now I have another video I can show them on why its important.
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@TheHungryFerret · 2 years ago (edited)
In a past life, i worked with rich people before, some of them would ask you to make stuff over and over again because of it not fitting their vision.  Them having to do it 8 times to get it "perfect" I can see that.  That cost is rolled into the price.
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@tygar1221 · 2 years ago
The reason for the saw incident ISN'T because he was trying to keep the cord out of the way, it's because the cord was catching between his belt and his tape measure pulling on the saw and twisting the blade causing it to bind, go off track, and want to kickback. He instinctively reached back to remove the bound cord and twisted his hips doing so and pulled the saw with them. This caused the saw to twist and kick back. Everything else he said was correct, but it's important to know what caused the kickback in the first place since a lot of people still use corded saws. When this happens you have to release the trigger and hold the saw tightly until the blade stops first.
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@Mangolite · 2 years ago
At the beginning of the month, I attended my niece's wedding at a venue with an unusual bathroom sink—a flat, slightly slanted design. It's functional as long as you don't splash water or have a high-pressure faucet, but I found it inconvenient. As someone who shaves, this artistic design just doesn't work well for cleaning a razor blade.
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@jtcorey7681 · 2 years ago
It really cost $10k to install but the contractor knows his customers want it to be expensive so he charged $30k, made a profit, and his customer brags about it.
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@wordylittlebird · 2 years ago
Really good of him to let you include that near miss. Sooooooo important for people to see, since many DIYers learn from Youtube and then try at home.  So many youtubers cut that kind of thing out of videos and I think some people get the false impression that these kind of projects are much, much easier than they really are.
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