Comments by "Silly Sad" (@sillysad3198) on "Project Farm" channel.

  1. Wera is the only one of these available locally in our village and i liked them the moment i saw them.
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  2. it would be amazing to weigh the sharpness loss by the absolute value (i can't suggest a metric from the top of my head, but it feels like we need an integral of the sharpness over time)
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  3.  @jesheezy  i am OK with the 3-point test, i am just saying that there is more info in 3 points than "sharpness loss", for different starting points some given sharpness loss means different "life experience". imagine the full sharpness curve that we did not measure. a knife over its life experiences degradation. we can integrate above the point of certain desired sharpness threshold as thus say how much sharpness*hours this knife delivered. assuming the degradation curve depends more on the knife than a sharpener (it is fundamentally curved by the material and parametrized by sharpening success) we can APPROXIMATE from the measured 3 points the integral amount of sharpness delivered in the range of acceptable sharpness.
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  4. removable batteries is an advantage. YUGE advanatage.
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  5. my Wera screwdrivers have metal hammer butts, single piece with the shaft :) also good for hammering something.
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  6. your test rigs are amazing!
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  7. you see! Wera are good quality, they just made A MISTAKE with this "innovative" "new" shape.
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  8. your methodology never disappoints it would be an improvement, though, to present a graph of the multiple: torq by driving time.
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  9. i better pay for KAI rather than for the inflation.
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  10.  @ProjectFarm  for example, if a knife of some given steel gets dull exponentially (some very small negative exponent) or hyperbolicly, the measured 2 points give you a singular POSITION on the sharpness curve, from this position you can say HOW LONG this knife will stay above the desired sharpness threshold.
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  11.  @B__Mer  it is so sad that you can not comprehend written lang.
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  12. great! Irwin is available in our backwaters.
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  13. the best handle shape is Wera, it is just better to have extra diameter instead of all rubber pins combined.
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  14.  @tchevrier  i meant the same Wera as in this video, any similar type of the handle
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  15. tank you so much! (my exp with Gedore is a little disappointing, i made a dent in a 32mm wrench, insignificant but VERY UNEXPECTED)
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  16. i never buy "sets"
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