The telescoping screw that makes standing desks work

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[burtburtist]

The fact theyre cool with you showing how it works internally is a huge selling point honestly.

[richbuilds_com]

This is how you do a sponsored video. Let a geek pull your product to pieces.

Very neatly designed! The brake in particular is very cunning.

[NOTAX]

Usually I get tired of "sponsored" videos, because the Youtuber often ends up being just another salesman and talks only positive blah blah blah about this and that product. But I like this one a lot, Matthias as always hunting details/explaining, and that Flexispot send over a set of standing desk legs saying: " you just open them up and show the inside mechanics", a sort of policy I think is really cool. Thanks Matthias and Flexispot

[wayneswonderarium]

I love that you went through all this effort in pursuit of the truth.

Which is the nice way of saying, "I told you so!" 😂

[sbellock]

I appreciate a brand that is willing to send you stuff, knowing full well how honest you will be, while also pushing things past expectations.

[liamconway]

Seeing the internals and seeing how they all work and the engineering gone into the design really tells me they're worth the money.

[DanielConstantinoS]

I just loved they rengineered the legs so that Matthias could open it easily to show us how it works ❤

[michaeltempsch]

Props to the manufacturer being OK with the [potentially destructive] teardown.

[P_RO_]

I understood the 'screw inside a screw' concept, but until now I didn't understand how the movements of all the sections was coordinated. Now I see how that works- Thanks Matthias!

[ares]

Woah, using standing desk for a sewing machine is brilliant. This will save me so much hassle, not only is this more comfortable but I won't obscure the light as much.

[cuanacuana]

0:35 this is the kind of mechanism I am searching for my DIY standing desk

Thanks a lot, Sir!

[FarmCraft]

That's a cool mechanism. Simple but effective.

[islandseeker]

Great video, and thanks for also demonstrating how versatile the humble Robertson screwdriver is -- which I also routinely use as a punch, nail set, and boring tool. Peter Lymburner would be proud!

[imabeapirate]

The backdrive mechanism is what I always wondered about. so glad you showed that!

[audiogarden]

Good on FlexiSpot for lettin' Matt "destroy" this thing for science.

[guy]

Next video. Alarm clock linked to the standing desk legs at the head if your bed to help you get up in the morning. Top tip - silk sheets for a more graceful exit from the bottom of your bed

[Ice-Qube]

It's so cool that you finally got to make this Video.
Awesome how you predicted the internals of the leg and where able to confirm it now.
As a bonus there are no broken Table legs or scrap metal for the dump.

[joshuac]

Kudos to flexispot for letting Matthias tear down their product in a sponsored video. You can tell he really enjoyed this one. Nice video!

[NotSure]

Congrats on the sponsor! I'd love to see more take apart videos. It's the best way to learn how things work.

[jefflormans]

Clever of Flexispot to let a talented engineer critique their product. Free engineering!