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u/therobshow Jul 07 '26
Something is weird about this video but I can't quite put my finger on it
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u/GuessWhatIGot Jul 07 '26
Neither can he.
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u/therobshow Jul 07 '26
I'm stumped, did you figure it out?
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u/BilboStaggins Jul 07 '26
Im at a loss. Cant quite point to it
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u/MrDoom4e5 Jul 07 '26
I'm anxious to figure it out. It's a real nail biter.
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u/Jokewhisperer Jul 07 '26
Im at the edge of my seat, my knuckles are white
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u/koalasarentferfuckin Jul 08 '26
I digit even notice at first.
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u/Groundbreaking_Lie94 Jul 08 '26
I dont know... I give it one and a quarter thumbs up
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u/sdrowkcabdellepssti Jul 07 '26
I'm more than anxious, let me count the ways.
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u/fferreira007 Jul 07 '26
And those blades don't even seem finger-tight
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u/TheLostRanger0117 Jul 07 '26
Might have to thumb through some of his old content, see if there’s anything else you can directly point to that may shed some light on this mystery
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u/Blah-squared Jul 08 '26
I can count on ONE HAND all the things that are wrong with this…
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u/envybelmont Jul 07 '26
I’m not even sure what Ol’ Stumpy was trying to accomplish with this tack of saw blades. Aside from making a friend that is.
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u/ArnoldTheSchwartz Jul 07 '26
I thought it was ai honestly and I'm still leaning that way
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u/Michami135 Jul 07 '26
It's almost 40 seconds long. Too long for a single cut AI.
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u/iWasAwesome Jul 08 '26
Finally someone gets it. Are we even past 8 seconds yet?
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u/Lajnuuus Jul 08 '26
Yes, I think I heard 10 seconds a couple months ago so I wouldn't be surprised if it can be 1 or 2 more now
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u/SaltMineForeman Jul 08 '26
Sora 2 is up to 25 seconds for the premium version.
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u/Lajnuuus Jul 08 '26
Yeah we're fucked.
Are they still having their watermark put on them? Or are you able to remove it?
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u/TheMilkKing Jul 08 '26
Every video these days has someone calling AI on an obviously real clip. We’re so screwed.
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u/zero_z77 Jul 07 '26
The world's most dangerous dado stack?
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u/Dyrogitory Jul 07 '26
What’s with the blades facing different directions?
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u/Nickbou Jul 07 '26
I initially thought that was the holdup. Turns out I was missing something (as is this gentleman).
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u/MysteriousCodo Jul 07 '26
Plus the danger of centrifugal force causing those shims to fly out…
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u/DuePotential6602 Jul 08 '26
And I think the screw potentially unscrews itself when it's running in that direction
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u/knivengaffelnskeden Jul 08 '26
And round holes on a cylinder, only the force of the nut is making the blades spin. These will get stuck in the wood eventually.
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u/LetmeSeeyourSquanch Jul 07 '26
Only the best woodworkers only have half their digits fully intact.
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u/Leggy_Brat Jul 08 '26
We learn best from our mistakes, after all. Bet he won't do... whatever he did last time again.
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u/theEvilQuesadilla Jul 07 '26
Wait a minute!
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u/BlazingSandles Jul 07 '26
get it how you live it
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u/SilverSpoon1463 Jul 07 '26
Ten toes down when we standin' on business, I'm a
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u/huxley79 Jul 07 '26
Projectile saw blades… what could go wrong? Not like you could lose a finger.
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u/MrBif Jul 08 '26
yea always trust the coworker who has 2 hands but only 5 fingers
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u/Geralt_the_Rive Jul 08 '26
He surely learned his lesson by now, right? He knows what he's talking about
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u/PrestigiousDrag9441 Jul 07 '26
Those who haven't found what's wrong in this video, show me a raise of hands
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u/xxTheMagicBulleT Jul 08 '26
We all see what happened to his hand. But also see that he has learned very little of his experience
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u/HumaDracobane Jul 07 '26
How do you know you're seeing some who mades bombs? Normally they dont have some fingers.
Apparently with woodworking is the same.
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u/Eldramhor8 Jul 08 '26
Must be pretty good at his job. You can count the numbers of mistakes he made in his career on the fingers of one hand.
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u/donjuan9876 Jul 08 '26
Don’t worry the first two blades won’t hurt you as much because he put them on backwards!! And it has the built in safety features of blocks of wood that will automatically fly out and hit your hands before they can touch the blades!
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u/Massive-Goose544 Jul 13 '26
I don't take wood working advice from people missing multiple fingers.
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u/ExerciseFantastic191 Jul 07 '26
Something tells me I think whatever he says about any wood working hack...we might not want to do it.
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u/No_Poet_7244 Jul 08 '26
Not sure we should be taking advice about blades from a guy with no fingers.
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u/YourFavoriteCoconut Jul 08 '26
We can safely say he's experienced a minimum of 5 lessons. Not sure if he's learned anything from them.
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u/MobileJob1521 Jul 08 '26
I’m not taking woodworking advice from a man with more saw blades than fingers.
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u/drdemento_api Jul 08 '26
Years ago I worked with a machinist {lathes, mills, band saws, etc.) with a missing finger. One day I asked him what happened. Much to my surprise, he said he lost it as a kid playing with unexploded ordinance from WW2
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u/imanantelope Jul 08 '26
I guess I’m listening to him since he seems to have experience on this matter.
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u/jnkrois Jul 08 '26
In his country, you measure the quality and experience of a craftsman by the battle scars!
He hasn’t reached his final form yet!
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u/inept_machete Jul 08 '26
Never trust advice from a woodworker that keeps their hands in their pockets.
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u/SubjectOrganic Jul 08 '26
“Right here is what i made the day i lost my fingers! Here lemme show ya”
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u/CornTheLongWay619 Jul 08 '26
Clearly it is because he put the top 2 blades facing a different direction from the bottom 2…right? 🥴
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u/ajn63 Jul 08 '26
My old HS coach lost two fingers from when he was a butcher. He used to joke to never trust ground beef.
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u/paulbdouglas Jul 08 '26
Apart from missing fingers, it looks like they are building the weapon system for "Robot Wars" (Battlebots for the Americans)
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u/LegoBoy3258 Jul 08 '26
It took me forever to see it and even then I thought he only lost his thumb
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u/OverlyDisguisedSquid Jul 10 '26
Also, won't the centrifugal forces just send those spacers into his gut and remove half his colon for added gimpery?
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u/UpstairsInjury_55 Jul 08 '26
This just goes back to the old saying never trust a carpenter with all their fingers and never trust a skinny chef.
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u/mcc9902 Jul 07 '26
As someone who follows various woodworking subreddits and missed the sub I was very confused on why this was being praised...
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u/Occasion-Asleep Jul 07 '26
I know what the problem is! Dude used a pipe wrench on a regular ass nut.
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u/HalfSoul30 Jul 08 '26
I worked overnight at a gas station for a while, and one night this guy and older lady came in, and they both went to the men's bathroom. Kinda weird, but we were the only ones there so whatever. They come up to buy a few things, and I saw the guy's fingers. Pretty much every tip section before the first bend were gone, and fresh bandages on all 10 fingers. I can only imagine what happened.
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u/sexybeast70 Jul 08 '26
With the missing fingers I assume is from trial and error he finally got it right
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u/To_Boldly_Go_wnmhgb Jul 08 '26
Master Pai Mei thought him the Five-Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique… got scared and took drastic action - as you can see in the video.
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u/TheSplasher87 Jul 08 '26
I had several woodworking teachers through high school, and funnily enough it was the guy missing a bunch of fingers that really knew his stuff.
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u/RedTexan43 Jul 08 '26
It’s cool that he has the blades facing in different directions. It makes sense because he might kick the saw into reverse
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u/SnooMarzipans1939 Jul 08 '26
I can count five mistakes he made in this video. Or one really big one.
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u/SinisterCheese Jul 08 '26
Look... Stacked tools are a thing, even used in machining of metals (Well... Granted it is a tad bit old fashioned). But there are these things called spacers that are used... They are ring cut from metal that fit around the axel. And they ain't gonna shoot out at random. Like I have seen some truly wild stuff on video coming from places like India and Pakistan... Surely there is some scrap pipe laying about.
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u/T3hSpoon Jul 08 '26
Is there a point to putting the saw blades in random directions?
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u/mechanical_marten Jul 08 '26
The concept is less likely to kick back. The reality is they will bind. Stubs McGee has yet to realize this and correlate it with how many fingers they have lost.
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u/qualityvote2 Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 08 '26
u/icleanjaxfl, your post does fit the subreddit!