Do it now!

XD

My pleasure :-)

"As a mechanical engineering....", you should probably learn to proofread your comments before you post them. Also (just a footnote), Mechanical Engineer, being a title, is capitalized. Unless you meant to type "mechanical engineering STUDENT, in which case we're back to proofreading.

@@Rotorhead1651There’s no need to be a dickhead. It’s a UKposts comment, not a literature test.

@@Rotorhead1651jesus christ that‘s pathetix

​@@Rotorhead1651🤓🤓🤓nerdy nerd blabber~

And more skill than you probably have in your pinky finger.

That was mostly one mill

Nice to see you again too✌️

Thanks mate

@@MakerBi watched your engine video a few months ago and was bummed out that you didnt have any new videos, thanks for coming back

That part was fake. He didn't actually sharpen them.

Glad you like them!

Glad you enjoyed it!

It's a lathe with a rotary that I attached. Good luck with your engine project!

@@MakerB Shuriken should be thrown

Basically it was just a spinner.🤣🤣

you should see my dental drill. It spins at 500,000 RPM

It's for when you find yourself surrounded by the ninjitsu, and ya got to slice your way out

Thanks!

*you're

​@@1337fraggzb00N "Your", in both cases.

@andrejohnson6731 YOU want more.....unless you've got a mouse in your pocket or are part of some Machinist groupie cult.

@@Rotorhead1651 *y'uoer

Very pleased to hear that. Thanks!

Thank you 😀

1) twisting the body pushes the pins through the tracks engraved in the blades, making the blades extend or retract 2) the torsion spring is set up to pull the blades into extension 3) the retention plate has two pairs of notches for the internal button The prongs on the internal button slot into those notches when the outer plates are not held in. Pressing the outer button plate pushes the internal button out of the retention plate, freeing the mechanism. The torsion spring then unfolds the blades. The mechanism then locks in extension when released. Pressing the outer plates again and twisting counteracts the torsion spring, pulling the blades in, then releasing the button plate locks it in retraction.

Not as if your 20 minutes is of any significance.

Thank you! Cheers!

Glad you enjoyed it! 😀

I like that idea. Will add it to the queue.

That's quite a compliment! Glad you enjoyed it.

@@MakerB I only speak the truth. I really did enjoy it. I made a sword out of nails. I can forge weapons but I can't make them like you. Seeing that work of art and Prue craftsmanship is amazing. I just wish I could buy it but I'm poor and couldn't.

I'm sorry for making you worry. Good to see you again!

Thanks for your comment :-)