This is how I made a pocket hammer trick lock with an automatic latch mechanism. Mechanical Drawings & Tools I Use - www.maker-b.com Thank you for watching :) I hope you enjoy this as much as I do! Instagram: / makrr_b
I love seeing wood on metal/machining channels - happens occasionally on MyMechanics and a few others. It's hilarious to me how they all seem to just treat it as some sort of weird squishy metal, textbook case of "when you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail". For the most part it works ok, and at the end of the day (much like angle grinders after welding) sandpaper and a durable finish will cover any multitude of sins😉
stunningly beautiful work on both design and execution, aesthetic and mechanical I was confused when you installed the o-ring at the base of the handle, but it suddenly made perfect sense when you showed how the lock operates, also explains why only the central gear sits on a thrust bearing
I had to laugh in the last scene. I imagined myself trying like crazy to pull the hammer away. Confused at first. Then amazed. Then curious. I would have concluded that I had no chance without Odin's help. Respect. Good work, keep going!
Absolutely brilliant, if you ever decide to make more for commercial gain, be in no doubt that there’s a market… and please let me know. Thank you for sharing.
Damn dude. You have some nice equipment and your design skills are on point. That thing was so well engineered. How you figured out that order of operations I will never know. Nice work.
I imagine he'd say something about the toolbox "locking mechanism"... I mean... it looks like this amazing awesome as fuck hammer would break a lot later than the little red hinge on the box if you were to pull.
There could be a video where you make a engine, but right now I'm thinking of a wedding engine. Engine name: SEMT-Pielstick 12PA4 185, V12 four-stroke diesel engine
Hey! Do you think you could make a tiny juice press with the tiny hydraulic jack you made? I saw max maker make a a regular sized one with a 5 ton jack and I thought it would be fun to watch a mini one, maybe you could use it to crush an almond or smthn :)
Great work of “something” made. Sorry for the rant, but I am getting annoyed with videos that although show the most beautiful work, then take little to no time for presentation of the final product. And yes, OK, function was explained here at the end - well, sort of - but why not more expensively and with better detail pictures of the product and function. A missed opportunity and I see this in many similar videos of others as well.
Смотрю это в категории дом и ремонт если мне понадобится для ремонта этот материал и это оборудование в вдва раза дешевле продать этот дом и купить другой без этих проблем.
