You can tell that the painter in the 1st video is a pro just by how he is tapping the brush on the side of the bucket. He's been doing that for a very long time. His hands are so steady that takes at least a couple of years to know how to load a brush properly. The hands being as steady as they were isn't something you can teach you either have it or you don't!!!!

@tracygresham4869

2 жыл бұрын

it usually takes me a couple of beers to get that steady.

@elpelon1338

Жыл бұрын

@@tracygresham4869 right 🍻

@bovinicusdivinicus

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, but he is still pretty slow.

@paulstrouth1306

Жыл бұрын

I need that brush, it's a little wider then the standard brush and the bristles are softer.

@whatssupgames2479

Жыл бұрын

@@elpelon1338 111q

As a painter of 30 years I can fully respect those cut in skills. I took third place at the Sherwin Williams local, “Pro Show” competition here in Southern Oregon. It takes years of practice to get that skilled. Hopefully you’re working behind a great drywall person too.

@thinkfloyd2594

Жыл бұрын

Cool, this is about you now!

@reducecotwo

Жыл бұрын

Like me, you probably got a lot of attention at work because of your straight lines. 👍

@annelyceimgrund6884

Жыл бұрын

Just wanted to tell you that this really is an impressive skill, so well done, you, if you’re as good as this guy! Mesmerizing to watch!!

@JamesWilliams-gv7zd

Жыл бұрын

I remember you. I was 1st place

@TODD-KOBELL

Жыл бұрын

Watch or join a "Ideal electrician competition". Way better than watching paint dry.

All members of the proletariat contributing positively to society through their labor. We all love to see it 😍

It is always very satisfying to watch people who are true masters of their craft.

These guys have a level of confidence I don't have in walking.

I've enjoyed these videos for quite a while now. But I'm noticing that more and more of them don't stay running long enough to see what it's turning into, or what the point of the action was. Like at 1:59, I didn't see the point (or the skill) in drilling so many bore holes then tapping them out.

@b_alshammari

Жыл бұрын

100% agree! It’s not satisfying at all, rather frustrating to not see the full clip! This video drove me mad

@annelyceimgrund6884

Жыл бұрын

I agree. There were several like that for me. What was the deal, for example, with the plasticky looking “flag of Morocco” being pulled out of what seemed to be a paint can?? No clue.

As a painter of 30 years I can fully respect those cut in skills. I took third place at the Sherwin Williams local, “Pro Show” competition here in Southern Oregon.

5 Questions to Ask Your Builder Before Signing a Contract: 1. What experience do you have with my kind of project? 2. Are you accredited? 3. Can I see some finished projects? 4. Can I see a project in progress? 5. Do you have references and reviews? 👆💪

@Splits-man

2 жыл бұрын

Yet so many people don’t!

@vlratcliffe1

Жыл бұрын

And the main one is . If he has no company address just an email .then you know hes a real cowboy .with Horse's. Caravans an transit Van's .

You are a great worker, keep up the skills

The level wall should be ideal working as a carpenters apprentice for nearly six months we have used a similar method several times to cover large area quickly without reducing quality

Are we not gonna talk about the guy at 5:22 licking the tool he was using? True commitment to his job there...

@thecommenternobodycaresabout

Жыл бұрын

I didn't notice that. Good eyes.

Brings back memories

that person trimming the wallpaper was pretty impressive, its so hard to cut a straight line.

bros hands in the first clip steadier than my income

13:57 this man is dressing the bundles of cable without a cable comb. He essentially uses talcom powder (baby powder) to dry lube the cables to make it easier to comb straight. Source: low voltage tradesman here.

As someone who has worked in cable management for years, its nice to see beautiful cable runs, however sadly now with CAT6+ and beyond, its actually preferred to not bundle this way as it can contribute to NEXT, that doesn't mean it can't look good, just not this good.

@YulRun

Жыл бұрын

@@debesys6306 near end cross-talk

@BloodArtistify

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s unfortunate I’ve had a good one on a install I did a few weeks ago the cables under the sever room floor was ridiculous

I really like to see how some people do a great in their work and very organized

This video was cool

1:13 forbidden whipped cream

I see your videos every day, greetings from Indonesia🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

Super! Nur die ständige Eigenreklame macht mich wahnsinnig!!

Ya my dad hates painting the house so whenever you show him a paintbrush he starts having flashbacks

D - Queridas amizades, sim, Paulo de Tarso diz em seu Livro aos Gálatas 6.14-16: "Longe esteja de mim, gloriar-me a não ser na Cruz de nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo, pela qual o mundo está crucificado para mim, e eu para o mundo..." A cruz de nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo, é o único instrumento, dado por Deus, pelo qual podemos manter o mundo longe de nossos corações, isto é, no chão muito abaixo de nossos pés, e aqui ainda fica mais interessante - nos coloca desprendido, a meio caminho do reino-paraíso-céu, como o criminoso crucificado, que tendo a vitima inocente ao seu lado direito, descobriu a lonjura tanto do céu quanto da terra, mas bendito seja Deus, o humanoDeusJesusCristo estava bem ali, ao alcance de sua voz-suplica: "Senhor, lembra-te de mim, quando entrares no teu Reino." E, ainda repetimos; estando com os pés pendurados, cravado no madeiro, impossibilitando-o de caminhar neste mundo, e os braços pregados também em cruz, não lhe permitindo 'tocar' os céus, pode dirigir com sua arrependida vós; resoluta, intrépida, podendo ouvir da boca do crucificado do meio, relatado no Livro de Lucas 23.42,43: "Ainda hoje estarás comigo no Paraíso...", só por grande exercício empático, é que podemos entender superficialmente, quão inimaginavelmente foram os sofrimentos de Cristo ali por nós... Vejam como é lindo e consolador, quando percebemos que Ele está, como crucificado, junto a nós quando ocupamos em glória a mesma Cruz que Ele um dia ocupou, e sobre a horrível cruz venceu o mundo e aquele que detinha até então o poder da morte e do inferno como relatado está no Livro aos Hebreus 2.14,15 e, no livro do Apocalipse 1.18: "E, visto como os filhos participam da carne e do sangue, também ele-Cristo, participou das mesmas coisas, para que, pela morte, aniquilasse o que tinha o império da morte, isto é, o Diabo, e livrasse todos os que, com medo da morte, estavam por toda a vida sujeitos à servidão. / Eu-Jesus fui morto, mas eis aqui estou vivo para todo o sempre. Amém! E tenho as chaves da morte e do inferno." Entendamos que não é a nossa Cruz, como diz Paulo, é a Cruz de Cristo, a Cruz da VITÓRIA... Se nosso Senhor ali triunfou, nós também em tudo triunfaremos, lembremo-nos que Ele-Cristo é o humanoDeusJesusoEmmanuelDeusconosco‼ Bom tudo a todos, sempre na doce companhias d'aquEle que vive para interceder por nós‼🌹😷

9:36 when you ate too much nuddles 🥢🍝 🤣😝

Nice job cable guys ..👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

These were very, very satisfying!

If this is all jobs being done perfectly... Then I've seen some in real life who are gods

Thank gods the network person was using velcro! Anyone who has had to troubleshoot and rewire a mass of cables that are zip tied every 6 inches knows how horrible that is to deal with

1:08 the forbidden ice-cream

I was amazed when I had my windows tinted that they can use that soapy water and the adhesive on the tint will still work.

I feel like and ai is generating the script for these videos lmao.

Don't work hard, work smart!

14:09 i am pretty sure that would fuck up the electrical signals and also be dogshit heat wise

لا إله إلا الله محمد رسول الله

1:08 *forbidden ice cream*

in 13:00 is the dambest idea I ever seen

6:43 the forbidden tortilla

@MrM6d

2 жыл бұрын

HA HA HA HA...can I get toppings?

@Knivesisi

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrM6d cold beans won’t be an issue

2:19 just why it’s seems like more work and takes longer than just cutting it out normally

@TechZone where is the part from the Thumbnail?

God bless God loves you

9:42 Forbidden Licorice

Machines and tools doing their jobs perfectly

Watched different parts of this in another video,....that I watched the other day.......geesh....

7:47 high pressure damages surfaces steam works best

I don’t play soccer because I enjoy the sport. I’m just doing it for kicks.

When’s the next vid from you guys?

16:29 that is a huge mistake.. never caulk the floor the the trim/shoe.. you'll be peeling it up in less than 1 year. The floor expands and shifts with temperatures and weight...

thanks to you i can sleep well tonight, very eyegasm

6:52 lava pizza

2:25 - That's not even paint?! 😳

Did ya guys change the thumbnail of video? Cause I remember it Big thing thousands of green wire was in a mess and then an after shot of them all being bunched up in rolls

@Nur__

2 жыл бұрын

They just did again

@laughyjacky5410

Жыл бұрын

@@Nur__ and again

@Nur__

Жыл бұрын

@@laughyjacky5410 lol 😂

Everyone did their job perfectly.... except most of the cameramen who don’t know how to switch to landscape view.

@Polorigolo35

Жыл бұрын

this video is composed of stolen tiktoks

In painting that's called cutting in, easy peasy to do, you also don't paint from the bottom up but from the top down, that way you are not working over wet paint.

1:49 missed a spot in the corner

Wow. I've done most of these jobs and I can tell ya these folks aren't being paid what they are worth I'll guarantee that

@fraserreid719

Жыл бұрын

If you have done most of these jobs then your not very good at one thing

Literally never seen a yellow handicap parking spot

yo ! whare i can buy the wallpaper at 11:58

Bet that dude cutting the bush a player. Only bc he so good with bushes

5:02 OMG is Jack Harlow!

These work are dane ordinary people in India. No need to experts.

JESUS loves YALL sm

9:40 what’s that black goop lol

@elenalizabeth

Жыл бұрын

It looks like an outdoor drain pipe, so it’s an accumulation of all the things that fall on the roof and washed into the pipe from rain (ie twigs, leaves, bird feathers, etc)

@15:20 That's Plaster.

Of course the green cable video isn't here.

LOL elettricisti

I like.

Cable ties on data cables are a no no. Only velcro ties.

Is laser welding actually strong?

@mage3690

Жыл бұрын

Just as strong as anything else if you do it right, I reckon. The key to doing anything well is doing it right. But just like laser cutting doesn't like to go through very thick metal, I reckon laser welding would work the same way.

Who is the voice of these videos? I have always wondered.

Most clips are way too close up and way too short. I don’t even know what the finished product is !

6:50 cheese

Oh I love liquid sand

Yessir. Every bush deserves a good shave💀

Wished I'd known about the pipe before. We just spent weeks digging up an old pipe and replacing it with a new one. Damn it.

@15:13 that is not stucco that is hand made crown molding.... stucco is sprayed on. just an FYI

16:40 is he really sealing the gap between the door and the floor?

So glad to see so many women taking on jobs that are normally done by men

Where is the fiber optic wire from the thumbnail!!!?

I am a trade qualified Painter and the one in this video would never make it if he was this slow doing his job, it shouldn't take more than about three minutes to cut in half way down the walls as well as to the ceiling in a normal sized room, the person doing the cutting in to the lower walls and skirting also rolls the walls and keeps up with the person cutting into the ceiling. Sad to see such slow workers these days let alone the quality of workmanship has dropped so far that none of them could pass the quality test we used to have back in the day for Commision homes or all Government work

That one guy missed a spot...

Amazing painters, gardeners and other skill workers. At 16:54 a giant auger is turning and workers are standing wearing ordinary shoes, no steel toed safety boots. Even more appalling is at 16:57 with this worker wearing rubber sandals, he shouldn't be standing that close at all.

I love and hate cutting in, never used tape I'm just a diy'er. A good natural bristle brush, new paint & damp rag make a big difference.

Speeding up the vids on display doesn't alow me to truly appreciate the work. . . . . After watching further I see its not work speed so much as work quality

can you just one of these videos but without talking :)

@thinkfloyd2594

Жыл бұрын

and without the painful looping sound loop!

dont you hate the clickbait

What is the music used in background ? Shazam can't find it :shrug:

damn dude is making epoxy sound like a disease, E-poxy lol

good

this is how pizza in ohio is made 6:42 (kidding) LOL

I used to work spraying foam insulation, icynene, it's a great product!

5:29 haha poker face after he realised what he did XD

So cool (=

Your all videos are amazing but CAN YOU please MAKE THAT WATERMARK on both side of video less distracting.?

3:50 sorry, that epoxy flooring looks awful

😊😊😊😊😊

where's green cable in the thumbnail?

What's really funny to me is that some of these 'perfect jobs' are skills developed because of time saving... also called 'laziness' in most cases. The first one with the painter is the perfect example of it... only reason to teach yourself to be able to paint that precise is saving time or downright not wanting to spend the time taping off those edges. Could also be called 'work smarter, not harder'... LOL

@ThumperG

Жыл бұрын

Your comment is so contradictory it’s hilarious. If he learned how to paint precise lines, then that means he gets the job done faster because he can paint the edges without having to take the time and money to tape everything. So he still gets the job done, while using less materials, and it’s faster. Which means he is working smarter and not harder lol. Since when is being more efficient at your job considered “lazy” lol 😂

Add some music for the background. I am sick of that melody. Have to watch with sounds off.

14:15 Car body builder from CZ: In Europe (everywhere i guess), those can be also sometimes a new original skeletons or it's parts. And having it just surface corroded is fine. All you have to do is to grind it all somehow. But he does it that way, so i wonder how will he make sure to make it dry in time now because it's just a raw metal. I don't know what will this "specialist" do after it got all wet, but i guess he has another idea. I personally have none, but there could be something. The water could be either destilated to make sure it's not an electrolite or he put some kind of magic coat onto it. Maybe he put some zink layer on it later, but that makes the risk of the underneath corrosion and maybe a bubbles anyways. If there's any fellow general mechanic and you know what is he doing, please tell me. I'm curious a lot.

That builder who's using that wire thing to str8 a wall out is a cowboy rather than trowel the wall just scrap it off look the wastage on the floor . You cant use that again if there any small stones or crap on the floor all mixed in dam lazy work there .