Amazing Tools That Are On Another Level | Compilation

Life is way too amazing to waste, am I right? That’s why we’ve put together this compilation of Amazing Tools that make everything easier and way more satisfying! Believe me, they’re on a whole other level!

[Surprisedus]

There were some tools I recognized, but others were completely new to me. Having a list would make it easier to research and potentially purchase them.

[techlifemachine]

The constant stream of new ideas and inventions aimed at improving and simplifying our lives is nothing short of awe-inspiring. The individuals behind these innovations seem to operate on a level of education that sets them apart, as evidenced by the remarkable ideas they consistently bring to life.

[ericbauer]

Would have been great if you listed these tools. I have a few, but there were a bunch I'd never seen, and would love to own. Nice video.

[BlenderStudy]

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[TAMESoftwareInc]

That bright yellow jack is just a regular jack that's been around for almost 100 years. And the big log turner? That's been around for more than a couple hundred years! I've used both!

[qxyywqz]

One of the best videos of this kind that I've seen. 9.1 rating. I want to see more

[JayNewman-nr]

I think it's amazing all the new ideas & inventions that people come up with to make life better & easier for us, these people are on another
level of education from us & it's proven by the ideas they come up with.

[kindlin]

As an engineer, I found 14:57 to be fascinating. They are chipping out a trench in the upper layer/flange of the bridge. You need a tension/compression couple in the base/top of the bridge, respectively, for it to remain stable, so when they chip out an ever larger trench from the top, with zero compression capacity, at some point there just isn't enough concrete at the top to hold the bridge in place. You can kind of tell, and using, and . to see individual frames helps a lot, that the catastrophic damage is that trench cut being slammed shut, aka, the concrete next to the trench cut crushes.

It's also interesting that they make it more than halfway across the support before it fails (and you can tell the side concrete's not doing much), so there had been quite a bit of extra capacity, a well built bridge. Tho in service, a lot of that "extra capacity" is used to support the design traffic load, itself.

[universekarmaus]

It's truly remarkable to witness the constant stream of innovative ideas and inventions aimed at improving and simplifying our lives. The individuals behind these creations operate on a whole different level of education, as evidenced by the groundbreaking ideas they generate.

[needtoknowbasis]

I like the speed in which this is made, not drawing everything out and covering a lot of things quickly.

[justyuyun]

As one of the engineer, kudos to yall engineer comrade and inventors . Practical or impractical as long as it done its job well its work well . Nothing is stupid if its works .

[topziu]

I like these tools and inventions, they are really useful in life

[ggrthemostgodless]

4:10

A fireman's worst nightmare.... right when you thought you had it... it comes alive again like a phenix. 😂😂😂

[Willy_Milano]

Watch this with the audio muted if you want to avoid idiotic comments written by someone who has no idea what these tools do.

[darkblade]

that popcorn machine basicly stops the kernels from popping open trough pressure, and heats them to a higher temp then regular popping temperature without actually burning them, then when the bag is placed over it with the handle sticking out its popped open and the pressure drops instantly making all kernels pop open and out of the device into the bag, for near perfect round popcorns

[mikesahle]

Thank you 🙏 all of the invitations great 👍 and useful ☝️. I am hoping they will be in the store 🏬👏👏👏👍🎥

[ienki]

An umbrella that gets you wet!!?!?? Things we never knew we needed.

[MightyClunkers]

These tools are way safer to use for heavy work in the field. If government could invest in this to make structures or for maintenance, it could really ease heavy work and workers safe as well.

[jeffreybell]

This is a fascinating video. Thanks for making it and posting it. A way to make it even more valuable would be to have a companion document or site that had links to sources and/or more information.

[JDs_RandomHandle]

5:20 That's just a regular hose nozzle at full fog. We use them for that exact purpose to create a water shield for burning gases. You have to step as one to march in and turn off the gas valve.
It's scary as can be when you have a giant fire with 2 teams and all 7 people are walking in together knowing that if one person drops the ball everyone can be seriously injured.