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Very cool!
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Figured it's been around but each time I watch can't figure out which amazes me the most the craftmanship or the guys focus during assembly
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This and Martx-5’s video put me in awe. Both reflect a lifetime of practice, skill and understanding that certainly takes them to the peak of their profession, as well as the attention to detail.
I think of all the money and attention we pay to those who can throw a football, whack a little white ball into a hole or dance on tv in their underwear and how little to some things that really matter. It’s not that the toys matter, but the skills. My $.02. Thanks for bringing these to our attention.
Tom.
I think of all the money and attention we pay to those who can throw a football, whack a little white ball into a hole or dance on tv in their underwear and how little to some things that really matter. It’s not that the toys matter, but the skills. My $.02. Thanks for bringing these to our attention.
Tom.