But with some lateral thinking.
View: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1587449055311165&rdid=TL1Sb12pTEXNwY22
View: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1587449055311165&rdid=TL1Sb12pTEXNwY22
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That is both impressive and amusing.
Efficiency it intelligent laziness. Get a dust mask dude!!!!
robo hippy
robo hippy
What I find interesting with these sort of videos is the lateral thinking that takes them to the results.
Axe handles have been made in a similar manner for 150 years. My dad rigged one up to make gun stocks 70 years ago, he just didn't have a forum to host his video.
Tim
Tim
Very impressive and ingenious. I don't think that the "lazy man" t-short fits for this dude
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing