/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2584199
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Not only is it autism, its mostly wrong. Its pretty obvious you went out and read some shit online but dont understand half of it.
Everyone knew you were full of shit the second you mistakenly called the chisel the web, or claimed that the web "cuts" material, and that grinding the "web" makes it weaker.
Yes anon, the tip of the web which is called the chisel... somehow stops being called the chisel when you relieve it a bit!

Earlier you claimed that the chisels "doesn't cut as effectively"
Then down here you claim it doesnt cut at all with large drill, but somehow it doesnt cut but bulldozes on small drills.
You are all over the place anon.

Claiming that rake angles change on cutting edges the farther they go out from the center, claiming that positional accuracy of holes "isnt actually that bad" on piloted holes.

Trying to pretend like my spotting picture (which I literally named spot) isnt the exact depiction of the phenomenon I talked about.

Youve made it pretty fucking obvious you have no fucking clue what you are talking about.
I mean look at you.
How about you tell everyone WHY you drilled out those .159" holes.
Tell them how you are so incompetent, you couldnt even tap mild steel and had to come to the machinist thread begging for help.

>>2012563
>people like this actually exist

>>1839580
Generally, yes.
Ok, so you found a niche line of work, one that is hit and miss for acquisition of said work (like buying very specific broken electronics that are easy to repair and have margins that nobody else is doing). How exciting!
You know what you arent going to do?
You arent going to get on youtube and tell everyone how easy it is, show people how to do it, show people where you buy the stuff and how you sell it.
You know why youtubers actively do that? Because they make the majority of their money with their youtube channel, not on low margins with their broken nintendo switches.
Look at the DropShipping youtube channels. Dropshipping has been effectively banned by amazon and ebay for almost 2 years and its extremely hard to do nowadays. You can get by for a few months and then you get shut down, or you go the shopify route and it never takes off no matter how much money you spend on advertising because your product is already on amazon for less money with quicker shipping.
But there are thousands of youtube videos showing you how easy it is to set up, and those youtube creators all sell courses on Fiverr and other places to give away their hard earned secrets.
If you were actually making 100k a month like they claim, you arent creating competition for yourself by selling $50 courses. The only reason you are making these channels and selling these courses is because you made 100k in sales, one time, 4 years ago before everything got shackled down and you are shifting looking for new avenues to make money.

Rich Rebuilds is a youtube channel that showed everyone his hard work rebuilding a totaled tesla for dirt cheap. He showed everyone how he did it and where he got it etc etc.
He singlehandedly destroyed the second hand market for wrecked and totaled teslas, they have tripled in price since his channel got big. He has even complained about struggling to even got projects in his newer videos because of it.