Impressive. Ingenious. These people are artists, masters of their crafts. I'm seriously in awe. Kids should be shown videos like this in schools, as a reminder that there is still interesting and necessary work to be done outside of a computer

@TechLifeus

Ай бұрын

It's not like don't play games anymore and focus on studying otherwise you'll have to do hard physical labor.

It's gratifying to see craftsmen care about what they do.

@smelltheglove2038

2 ай бұрын

Many of the videos are methods that are 100% illegal to do in the U.S. and would result in crazy fines by OSHA.

It's fascinating to witness the power and versatility of these machines in action.

Love to watch people who do their job so well it becomes a work of art. Incredible!

These guys should be paid more than, top management!!!

@TechLifeus

Ай бұрын

I know that they are very hard-working and hard-working, but without management, the work cannot be completed smoothly.

it's mesmerizing holds a person in awe, great workmanship

Amazing skills and ingenuity on display with these workers which makes watching them in some cases almost hypnotic . Very cool.

The precision and accuracy displayed by these workers in their tasks are nothing short of satisfying. It's a joy to see them excel in their work.

@dataknado

9 ай бұрын

Black skinned Americans vote for Trump

@and__lam1152

8 ай бұрын

The way that lady helped lift the wooden frame was simply incredible. Bravo lady tradie. Bravo

@TechLifeus

Ай бұрын

Their attention to detail is truly remarkable, turning each task into a display of skill and expertise that is both satisfying and impressive to behold.

I love people using their big tools!

All are very impressive. Amazing work.

These guys are brilliant!

Wow, very impresive skills by the specialist

30 minutes of people using tools the way they were designed with a few amazing people thrown in.

This is so very gratifying. Thanks for compiling and posting these clips.

great inventions that make their work easier

5:35 I doubt that each bag is 50kg. He carries 13 bags, that would be 650kg and he walks quite normally.

@DeMooniC

11 ай бұрын

You beat me to it lol, yeah there's no way

@hk8450

9 ай бұрын

they are 15 kg standard package . he must be a weightlifting champion . he's walking like a normal thing .I was so surprised .

@midbc1midbc199

9 ай бұрын

The narration is done by someone that has never done hard physical labor in their life and just makes guesses and assumptions

@jeremyanderson2536

9 ай бұрын

I’m pretty sure the building being moved was more than 2204 lbs too!

@bethanyanderson1745

8 ай бұрын

​@@midbc1midbc199 - are you sure the narrator created the script?

It's hard to watch a video when the narration is mostly just a person guessing at what they see and relaying their guesses as fact

Yeah, I'm sure that guy just casually walked away carrying almost 1500lbs

All of them are amazing!!!!

Many of these craftsmen skills were passed down for generations. Skills on some of these clips look like something they would have done before machinery.

There no words to describe the amazing job most of these people do. Just incredible.

thank god.for giving people skillful hands and creative brains ❤❤❤

@TechLifeus

Ай бұрын

Lord will bless you

Thank you for sharing amazing video with us ❤

All are very impressive

These people are artists, masters of their crafts. nice

This is something I try to teach my children; no matter your job, you should do it to the best of your ability. Of course, these people have gone above and beyond and elevated themselves to being one of the best ever at what they do. And why not? It helps so much to give yourself goals and maybe sometimes even make it a competition (with yourself). No matter the job, never just "show up" for anything you do. And please never be that person who thinks they are "better" than the job, so they suck at said job. Does that make sense to anyone with any intelligence? If you are better or "above" that job, you should be crushing it. Right? If you think you are overqualified, then u should very quickly be coming up with new and more efficient ways to complete that job. You should show and hopefully feel pride in yourself, your job, and the company you work for. And then you know what happens? You prove yourself and your abilities and you start moving up in the company. But then heck, if you don't want to wait and you know you're so amazing, then you should be able to jump right in and start your own company.

Nice selection of crafts people.

These guys would have been great at whatever they decided to do.

With skillful hands the work becomes perfect

I have no voice for this…just watch and learn how they make all that Ideas? Amazing 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️👍👍

From blueprint to reality, these workers turn dreams into concrete structures that stand the test of time.

All very impressive! Wow!😮😮😮

construction works is no joke. Its challenging and like many heavy works, its very tiring. Those workers who became experts in their work sure are finding joy with what they’re doing.

They are ALL unbelivable!

Simply amazing 💯💯

These are all fantastis. I wouldnt know which one to choose as the best

The narration absolutely kills this video

@drfranks1158

18 күн бұрын

dipping out at 8min mark, it's just too much to listen to.

Your comment about how to lay an epoxy floor was inaccurate. There is NO lacquer applied to that garage floor... it's special epoxy to start with then they add epoxy chips, then finally they add more epoxy to seal it all.

@dragon050417

8 ай бұрын

And not very hard at all. Just about anyone can do a decent job of it. Lol

Very modern working equipment, wooooow cool

I need to hire the painter for my home!

0:28 that's not concreate, that is leveling "liquid" it's to straighten up uneaven floors and he is using a concerning ammount of it.

First one: You don't compact "cement", you level it. And in this case it's called leveling compound or self-leveling underlayment, not cement. Oh and what you we're referring to as "cement" is professionally called concrete. Thanks for the vid though.

Hadir nyimak boss ku suksesselalu buatbossku 👍👍

Amazing work

Having a job... Thank you.

*I'm sure he's never late for work. I wish I could use it like that.*

@bethanyanderson1745

8 ай бұрын

Huh?

@BenjaminBjornsen

6 ай бұрын

wha?!

This video is an excellent source of inspiration. I've learned so much from it!

Incredible ingenuity! Shorter videos would be good. So much to take in at once!

@geordiejohnston9815

9 ай бұрын

Yes shorter more detailed vids. They come at you so fast it's overwhelming and hard to take in.

@bethanyanderson1745

8 ай бұрын

The longer a viewer watches, the more money is made.

@discoveraliens

4 ай бұрын

While the ingenuity is commendable, longer videos allow for a more comprehensive exploration of the topic

I’ve tried again, but I just can’t get beyond three minutes. The voiceover is beyond CR**

@LorileeGA

2 ай бұрын

Try turning the volume down when you watch. It’s pretty effective….

@alphi888

2 ай бұрын

We're in the 21st century, not the early 20th. I've got a monitor and speakers which we've started to use in synchronisation you plonker. STOP THE CHILDISH VOICEOVERS OR STOP UPLOADING. (PLEASE)@@LorileeGA

That marble wall was beautiful.

It's the set up prior to constrution that is the key.

The only thing on this clips that sucks is the voice over.

@kanaloke8722

11 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@brianfuchs7099

11 ай бұрын

Which part? Before 19:00 or after?

@MrHitchikerOz

9 ай бұрын

@@brianfuchs7099 From 0:01 onward...

@acermonolsen362

8 ай бұрын

Sounds like he's pooping

@bethanyanderson1745

8 ай бұрын

Replace "humorous" narration with actual accurate facts and information.

Great voiceover

5:34 ERROR Sorry, but there is NO WAY a worker catches and tosses 13 bags, each weighing 110 lbs (1430 lbs total), on his shoulders and casually walks away with them. They're likely 5 kg (11 lbs), for a still impressive total of 143 lbs

@konapepe

8 ай бұрын

Yeah don't take any of video this seriously

@richme1631

5 ай бұрын

Same.

As my mother always says, "As your grandfather said, 'The mark of an expert is to make it look easy.'" (I never heard him say it.)

Freaking impressive! I wish that I could lay brick like that, or heck, just nail at that speed!

I'm pretty sure that the great wall of China took a little more than 10 years to build!!!! 😅

@keithb4007

10 ай бұрын

yeaaaa more like over 2000. lol

The entire video is impressive . Well done !

amazing

Awesome video! I can't do any of those things.

These workers are geniuses! What talent!

WOW!!!

Why not show full size screen? Would be great video if not so narrow!

I dig the jazz/ Lofi style music in this video.

Good Idea

Cool videos devalued by the commentary.

@Soesoesoe112

8 ай бұрын

the great wall of china ''build in 10 years'' 🤡 it took 2.500+ years lol

@konapepe

8 ай бұрын

No human can stack 1430 lbs on their shoulders like that. Bags are 10 lbs at most

I love these videos and enjoy them immensely. The respect and admiration for the workers is very well-deserved. HOWEVER I have to watch them with the sound muted because the narrator is soooooooooo pretentious and phony that I can't stand to hear him.

Narrator doesn’t know what he’s talking about

@bethanyanderson1745

8 ай бұрын

Sure he's just reading a script handed to him

In Denmark we moved a - standing Lighthouse in land on rails, as it became threatened in it former site from erosion on the coast.

perfect

7:01.... exactly the right amount...... pity the rock guys.... maybe they are planning on painting it gray and having it look like natural blocks....lol

@ 5:44, that's not possible. 50kg at 13 packages (8 on his left arm, 4 on his head/braced by his right +1 being held by his right). That's over 1430 lbs, not on a deadlift -- but if it was would be a world record by several hundred pounds -- but being held above his shoulders. Over 880 lbs being supported by his left arm -- another world record, Over 440 on his head, and ~110 by his right. What?

@Soesoesoe112

8 ай бұрын

let's not forget he threw one a meter into the air with one hand lol, the bag literally wouldn't hold bags probably were 15-25kg, which would still make it an insane feat.. stupid but impressive

@konapepe

8 ай бұрын

@@Soesoesoe112 I doubt they were more than 10kg. That's still 286lbs

Its nice to see skilled workers in a world of lazy ineptitude.

I liked the domino's bricks, and the astroturf bits.

Is no one going to comment on the fact that at 2:40 he said “this man has brought Minecraft to the real world” and proceeded to use super Mario brothers coins sound effect😂

Turned off the annoying commentary, so i could watch in peace.

@dionst.michael1482

9 ай бұрын

Ignored your embarrassingly, arrogant, juvenile, whiny, sniveling, completely pointless complaining so I could watch in peace. Bahaha! 😂 #GetOverYourself #NobodyCares

@emceeboogieboots1608

9 ай бұрын

I watched this with the sound off

Watch this worker create a marble wall..with a spatula! Or it could be a trowell?

great craftsmanship, but huge. tease with the dozer running Trimble GPS advertised in the beginning

0:50 - I wanna know how many times this guy hit those fingers before he got here

The Skate Park is Pimped. I have done concrete & I have done forming & design work with it but I never been involved in designing forms of rebar with a multi access radius like that. Skate ramp surfaces dont have to be "perfect" or "correct" but they have to be right. I'm sure theirs a calculation to find the radius between a good vert radius and height but that sh¡t was an ancient Chinese secret back in my generation. We built ramps and some were dope and some sucked 😂 I'm glad today theirs been enough trial and error done to have an idea of what your gonna end up with. Especially since their now made out of concrete 😂

6:24 "10 years to build the great Wall of China"? Huh? Off by about 2500+ years.

no voice over please

@alysonpreval4241

9 ай бұрын

Mute it

@geordiejohnston9815

9 ай бұрын

I @deanhanel562 I agree especially his voice it's so annoying. Silence please and let us enjoy these people's monumental skills.

@rzn2258

9 ай бұрын

That's why there's A VOLUME DIAL dumba§§

@bxck

9 ай бұрын

Is it an AI voice or actually a real person?

@stoned2ooo153

8 ай бұрын

I hope it's ai. Otherwise that script is terrible and wrong

wait ! 13*15 kg =195 kg ? a weightlifting champion ?

@Vanajoodik

9 ай бұрын

no, just a guest worker :)

I think the Great Wall of China would have taken slightly longer than ten years; even Wikipedia says it was started in 7th century, with the best-known sections being built 1368 - 1644.

These small screens drive me nuts

21:55 become a carpet-fitter and make sure to book that appointment for total knee replacements by the time you are 45

Many of these clips has nothing to do with ingenious workers. Skilled yes, but a lot of the methods seen here are used by many

This announcer needs a course in correct names of tools. How wakko

@bethanyanderson1745

8 ай бұрын

Sure he's just reading the script handed to him

I see so many working fast ... but so many more using their backs and not their legs to lift. D: They will retire early despite their accuracy or skills due to a bad back...

GO AWAAAAYYYYYYYY

There's no way that guy lifted 15 (110lb) bags on his shoulder. The world record for squat isn't even that high. That would tear him in half

Thumbnail at 23:57

on the tik tack toe , the workers know how to operate but dont know how to play, you always start with the middle box, if you start in the middle of tick tack toe you can never lose

May I politely suggest that if you are going to narrate this kind of video you should really know what the tools are actually called?

Dudes with great ideas & chicks with great ...🤔

@bethanyanderson1745

8 ай бұрын

Really? That's what you got out of this?

did they just say it took 10 years for the great wall? more like 2000 years

I don’t like when the suffering of others is made entertainment yet I can’t stop watching this . At least if someone needs help he’s there to call it in

@bethanyanderson1745

8 ай бұрын

Suffering? Just people at their daily jobs.

@and__lam1152

8 ай бұрын

That lady madtercraftsmen who stacked the timber was to legit to quit.

Those bags were NOT 50kg each perhaps all of them, BUT not each....

the probably had faster workers then dude laying the bricks building the great wall..they were artists back then and all they did was work

WOW