I Tried Making a Power Dish Scrubber

All this just so I wouldn't have to clean my dishes...
This is is my first proper full length video, so I'm open to thoughts and critiques!
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[@jonpino]

You're completely insane and it's amazing!

[@disconnectedpineapple9576]

This man never ceases to amaze and intrigue me. I am very excited

[@TrenSteggell]

Really pumped I found this channel before he blows up. It’s coming quick

[@CodeF53]

Instead of an Oscillating rotating brush, I feel like one that goes side to side or in circles (with a flatter brush) would solve the flinging problem.
I believe this would work as it would only send material flying tangent to the brush motion (side to side), which would be caught by the walls of a sink.
Also I absolutely love this long form content from you. please do more.

[@ItllProbablyWork]

I wouldn't be surprised if that worked better. I think there's a lot of ways this could potentially be done, and maybe I'll come back to it in the future.
I definitely hope to keep these long form videos up!

[@YoursUntruly]

I love this guy. He’s a simple man and that makes me happy because I am also one of those.

[@chillandgameon6116]

This guy is so underrated its criminal 😂😂😂😂

[@lazaruscain3424]

I feel like you less created an oscillating brush and more created a tool that turns a surface into a jank ultrasonic cleaner.
A win either way!

[@cynderdarkheart]

I love these videos the chaos is exactly what I need

[@TheBitKrieger]

Finally some relatable content!

[@petroz5505]

That was awesome, you are going places with 'make insane' stuff

[@Pikle.]

sink pressure washer when? also i like the longer form content you are starting to make, it’s easier to digest than the rapid fire shorts, keep the work well.

[@ItllProbablyWork]

Got a few more projects to finish first 😉
Glad you're enjoy the long form content, it takes much longer than the shorts to make, but I can show the whole process better

[@grahamcracker7129]

It would be better with a different brush. Like a flat one.

[@EliotTruelove]

With the amount of times you run into security torx you should seriously get a set, they arent even that expensive.
I wonder if a brillo pad on an oscilating tool sanding pad would be as effective.

[@cynderdarkheart]

Maybe it needs a cover

[@zelostial]

😂fr

[@noquedaniuno]

how about instead of rotating, using some ultrasonic vibrations... like the one This old Tony made, but his idea was to use it to cut. Same principle but with a brush in the end ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ the ultrasonic brush! XD

[@costavong6018]

ryobi has similar product

[@dark_luls]

Short sold me. Like and sub

[@BirnieMac1]

My dad always said growing up “tamper proof/security screws can’t stop you if you have a tamper-proof screwdriver”
I can’t wait to show him this

[@andrewpfeiffer5578]

Harbor freight has a big multi pack of security bits for under $20. I use it for a lot of little projects

[@1stopmotionart]

I appreciate the jank but surely the easiest way os to jusg buy a cheap osculating saw and attaching a brush....

[@ItllProbablyWork]

That definitely would have been easier, though as I found an oscillating tool doesn't really move back and forth that much

[@hwrex]

Fk yea

[@-The-G-]

Pressure washer in a sink😮😮😂😂

[@ItllProbablyWork]

Kinda excited to try it

[@kydjester]

uhh yeah... just try again.

[@matyashajnik942]

"... I'm not gonna do that. I think Im just gonna put a pressure washer in my sink"
Dude not realising those things are called dishwashers...🤷

[@konknowseverything]

dont ever wash a dish on the table again