Innovative Mechanical Push Broom! #shorts #cleanup #construction

[Allchiefedout]

Where was this when i was sweeping a warehouse? Lol

[ThomasAnderson-fyfn]

this is actually really cool and has a special place for anyone who works in a shop or even there own garage

[taylerandrews]

I bet it works really well on perfectly flat, smooth surfaces.

[PackthatcameBack]

So they've basically reinvented the same type of mechanical function that those old manual lawnmowers used, but made into a broom instead of shears.

[u.e.u.e.]

It already existed 60 years ago!
Another version has 2 counter-rotating brushes and a box around - it even collects the dust and crumbles inside.

[ThePianistONE]

My grandmother used that back in 1980 in comunist Czech Republic...

[jaykay]

Right when he said “you do it once you don’t have to do it again” a piece flew out behind him, therefore proving you have to do it again.

[george-hzxq]

This has been around for years.
Better ware brushes used to sell them in the 1960s. Very good seller.

[kylefolb]

Same as my grandma's old carpet sweeper.

[vzgsxr]

Imagine Anatoly rolling up with this "Sorry, can I clean here little bit?" 😂

[zackk]

As a former pizza delivery driver…..that damn flour between the tiles this would be a god sent device

[Ramitupyourkilt]

Invented 1856. We had push lawn mowers of similar design as well.

[hotelenergy]

My mother had one of these brooms back in the 70s!!!

[letitgrowdad]

It’s almost like we’re bringing back inventions we already had

[SoUtHMeMpHis]

But does it have a waterproof Bluetooth speaker and RGB lighting with mini Headlights so i can use it in the dark while playing lofi slow jams during the 2a.m 🎶Quiet Storm‼️🎶🧐🤔

[RandomKSandom]

Wow! I remember playing with an acient one of these back in the 80s. It's so cool to see the idea coming back.

[ViewtifulJosh]

"You don't have to do it again" meanwhile a plastic stick falls right behind the broom. 😂

[nousername]

Bro thanks for showing the example. I had no idea it would be that clean 🔥🔥

[shawno]

It works so good even an electrician will use it😂

[EXPLODINGETDOOD]

With such a high gear ratio won't the system need very low friction? How do you stop the mechanism binding up with hair and getting stiff which prevents the mechanism from working?