@HiltonVilane
Experience is the best teacher
@romeobteneza5124
Thanks for the demonstrations.
@tgdbigd
Real life example… Working hard versus working smart! 👏
@DD-uf2uo
To the young guy. That's OK. Each generation has to learn everything all over again and it will ALWAYS be this way. ✔️ .
@maximus-decimus-meridius
One worker, a dozen looking on, that’s par for the course.. 😂😂😅
@lovemoregolden.9212
Thank you for this tip. Each one teach one 🙌
@doctorvngomane9688
Practice makes perfect 👌
@Tiswhattitis
If there's anything awkward to get into the bucket, i just use the blade. If the machine ain't got one then yes use the flip method. It doesn't always work though.
@markphillyfreeway5350
I could've still rolled it in the bucket without turning it 😂
@somesh_03
A professional has failed more than a newbie has tried
@jamesrehak1312
Booyah ! It only makes sense that different sizes will need different procedures.
@anthonyibrahimkposowa5702
Experience is the best teacher of all times. An expert has a hundred times more than a newbie has tried. We learn by trying and failing so many times. But we have to learn how to learn.... Read that last sentence again 👆
@footballtheatre-r1n
Luckily the stone is light enough for him to lift that really got me dying 😂😂😂
@John-s8g1r
The most exciting thing I have seen all day maybe in my whole life😮
@ProxCQ
The second option can easily damage the stone. The first attempt had me thinking there was a requirement to be delicate with it 😂
@Kadej94
Just holler at one of the ten guys standing and watching 😂
@obiekelenna8172
Expirence is the best teacher
@hubertrobinson8825
Experience keeps the devil where he's
@JohnBaker-vm1wf
Slick. It's almost like CAD design. You have to see things in every perspective to be able to see how to create the part.
@boscali6133