Comments by "" (@retagainez) on "Project Farm" channel.

  1. Knife sets are typically poorly made as opposed to individual knife purchases.
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  2. I think these tests were good. Do you need to spend $60 extra on the red one? That's for the viewer to decide if they need to use their tool regularly or not. As for testing vibration, it sounds like it would require quite a bit more setting up and planning in order to figure out how you want to measure vibrations. Maybe you can contact some accelerometer companies to help you figure out a solution to measure vibration in either the grip or from the parts that drive the tool? Thanks Project Farm!
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  3. @ OP What is your take on reverse osmosis to purify water and remove plastics? Endocrinologists have some studies revealing immune system responses to plastics as a result of plastics interacting with cells or something equivalent to the micro/nano scale of cells. Pretty bleeding edge studies as of Mar. 2024, but wondering if RO device (preferably something portable like a water pitcher) is the way to go still and how to verify proper RO systems (NSF certified, 3rd party test results that may or may not come from less/poorly regulated countries, etc?)
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  4. How would you have measured dexterity? It can be argued that can be pretty important.
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  5. Well with recent studies, no water filter can stop microplastics or nanoplastics. I believe the only readily available consumer ready methods use reverse osmosis. Surely this video doesn't measure levels of plastics, as its a relatively new and hard-to-detect contaminant.
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