Everyone has their own fashion and hobbies, and therefore sometimes it’s very nice to find like-minded people, appreciate their stamp collection or skill in a certain game. Here are collected various videos that are dedicated to one or another hobby. It doesn’t matter whether you like chess, tennis, or collecting wild, untamed animals under your roof - here you will be able to find good video- content you like.

Nowadays, one hobby is very popular both online and in reality, accessible for the most part only female– Make-up for the camera. It will seem to ordinary viewers that in these videos the girls are simply putting on makeup and making a big deal out of a mountain. But in reality, these beauties are showing off their artistic skills, which they have developed over the years. In such videos you can find tips, life hacks, and also highlight many useful points that you missed in your life. Curvy models and their stylists will tell you what eye shadow to choose and what dress to choose to match your hairstyle. For many women, this has become a kind of hobby to which they devote almost their entire lives.

In addition to make-up, many girls simply adore shopping, and therefore often upload on YouTube their trips to the local shopping center, where they stock up on clothes and begin to review and try them on. Such girls often collect a whole collection of different outfits at home, and some could even open their own store and sell clothes for several years - they have so many purchased outfits. And their entire vast collection falls into the camera lens. To be honest, I don’t understand why many girls watch this, but there are clients for such content and it’s a little strange.

However, not only girls love fashion and style and are distinguished by their hobbies; men also have many different hobbies that can amaze to the core. Some people collect napkins from stores, some like to play sports simulators (which is wild in itself), but there are also those who spend their days pestering women and collecting their kisses. At the same time, they prefer to record their adventures on a video camera, and then put the videos on public display and make themselves great machos.

In any case, in our world there are so many different hobbies, activities, affairs, and all of them can captivate a person with a certain mindset for some time, and maybe even for life. There are so many of them that there is simply no point in listing them further. On this page you can find hundreds various videos, and they can be dedicated to anything. After all, how many people there are, so many hobbies. Each person can invent a specific time killer for himself. Sometimes you may even be surprised by what the human brain is capable of when it's bored, but don't be surprised if your own hobbies are strange to someone.

Look at people doing their favorite thing, laugh at the stupidity of what is happening, or emphasize for yourself certain things that you can find applications in your life. Here, for the most part, entertainment, information and stylish video content are collected.

Victor Samokhvalov
How to fix a post with a wicket and gate? It is necessary to press it with a hydraulic jack. Weld all the pillars with a jumper on top, having previously leveled them. That’s why it was concreted and pushed out, the bored piles on the permanent formwork 30cm thick this winter swayed by 3mm exactly, in the cold I put a washer in the loop, removed it in the spring, next winter it will clamp them - they won’t walk anymore, not much... You don’t need to do anything with the pole if it doesn’t come out of the ground - redo the hinges and that’s it.

Igor Armeev
How to level a Eurofence if it is tilted? You can try using a hand winch to level the pillars. But they still need to be concreted in a new way. It’s not like the euro. Just concrete fence Disassemble, remove the pillars and install them as expected (concreting them. Then reassemble them.

Zhanna Valneva
Fence posts for old holes? If there were no stones packed around the pillars Previously, there was a problem with cement - the pillars were strengthened that way. If you pull out the old pillars, then you don’t need to drill. You can. If they are not concreted, you will succeed. My neighbor used a hand drill to make holes for fence posts. But it seemed more convenient to me dig out these holes not with a drill, but with a shovel. When you put up new pillars, throw a shovel of crushed stone under each one...

Victoria Krysova
How to move a concrete fence? It will be cheaper to disassemble and rearrange again. But if you want to suffer, then be patient (let the earth thaw and dry) and start the thankless job - we dig a hole next to each pillar, to the side... Are the boundaries in your favor?, if not, then Call a concrete demolition specialist. On what matter should you answer if you have already STUPIDLY asked Demolish the fence. What else to do

Gennady Pankov
Raise a Fence Post I can't suggest anything better than removing 2 spans of a post. pull out the post, make a gravel or broken brick pillow. put up a pillar. concreted It's not easier to drill a hole for the bolt. Didn't you concrete them? Is your post 40x40? or 60x40? Well, lift it up and pierce the soil inside with the reinforcement, when the reinforcement pushes the soil out of the post and goes ten centimeters deeper, then push a couple of concrete trowels inside and put them in there too...

Victoria Vyrupaeva
Is it possible to make fence posts from asbestos-cement pipes? What diameter is better to take a pipe, 100 or 150 mm? Can. The fence in the photo is made of asbestos cement pipes and sheets flat slate. It has been standing for 4 years and, as you can see, it has not cracked, broken or fallen to one side. That's right. Fragile. How to attach the fence to these posts? If you start screwing in a hardware screw or bolt, the hole will collapse, flare out, and the fastener will fall off.

This great way remove the post along with concrete base without putting in much effort. This method can be quite suitable not only for wooden but also for steel poles. To save your strength and create a powerful pulling force, a car jack will be used.

We pull out the pillar along with the concrete base

We cut down the pillar, leaving it about a meter high. This, of course, is not necessary, but in the future it will be more convenient to work with the part that will be removed from the ground.

Cut a block from the sawn part and drill two holes in it.

Use a clamp to temporarily attach the block to the post.

We will continue to drill the pillar itself through the same holes. Of course, everything can be drilled at once, but it may not be entirely convenient.

Next, we hammer in wood studs or long bolts.

We prepare a base for supporting the jacks from a thick board. The support should rest on free ground, at some distance from the concrete base.

We lay down the timber. It must be reliable and withstand significant forces without severe deflection.

We place the jack and rest it against the screwed block.

As the pillar comes out of the ground, we place blocks, since the jack's stroke at one time is not enough.

We bring the jack together and repeat the procedure.

You can see the pillar coming out. Next we add more bars.

As soon as more than half of the concrete base has come out of the ground, the pillar can be tilted on its side.

That's all. It didn't take a lot of time or effort.

After the pillar, there remains one fairly equal groove, which, by the way, can be reused.

A simple method for uprooting fence posts without extra effort I personally really liked it.
As for steel structures, then the steps are the same, except that instead of drilling and bolts, you can use welding.
As you can see in in this example The concrete base has the shape of a cone, which made the task much easier. If the base is made as a step with an increase towards the bottom, then this method is also quite suitable. Except that in this case the pole will have to be pulled out to the very end.

My fence also needs updating and repair. Initially hired workers from Central Asia The poles were installed without taking into account our local climate conditions. Well, it’s clear that they don’t have winter and they don’t see it here. Open only in summer. Now they dance and rise higher every winter. Thanks to the translation below, I now know how I will extract them from the ground. Everything ingenious is simple. A banal lever and no shovels or big holes in the ground. The main thing is to find a fulcrum and you can turn the Earth upside down. Well, if, of course, it’s really necessary.

I wanted this post to maybe help save someone a little time if they ever need to replace a fence that has wood posts that are set in concrete and don't want to have to dig them out by hand.

Here's the story.

My aging neighbor down the street asked me if I would like to replace about ten leg sections of her old cedar fence and update it in the same style her neighbor just installed. Of course I said yes.

Now, to tell the truth, I'm lazy, and work for it. I wanted to find a way to lift old posts that are embedded in the ground into the concrete without having to resort to digging them out of the ground with a shovel and thus breaking too much sweat in the process. I wanted to be able to reuse the holes for new posts, too, so pulling them up was out of the question since this could lengthen the holes.

After washing the Internet and finding ways to pull posts that would leave a huge hole that would go back and dig up again, or hokey “hold my beer” type of idea using tools I didn’t have such as a tractor or truck wheel rims, or chains, or explosives, I decided that nothing was "out there" in Beatland just enough to satisfy my needs. So, I came up with the following idea. I like it because you can pull the post out from one side so you don't need anyone to hold you a beer for you, and then after you've finished pulling the posts you can dismantle the unit and use the parts as new posts when rebuilding a new fence , and using the same holes. Don't dig! No nails. No screws. Can I get an amen?

Step 1: Gather some simple materials

For my/your post pullers, you will need

• Treated 2 4″ x 4″ x 10′ lumber posts
• 2 4″ x 4″ x 1′ processed lumber pieces
• Twenty feet or so reserve parachute cord, twine, rope, wire, whatever
• 1 two leg iron spike or rebar (found at home improvement centers. I used a 3/4″ diameter spike)
• Drill
• a 3/4″ bit (or whatever matches the diameter of your spike)
• Concrete cinder block or timber with a crowbar, or whatever you can find for support.

Step 2: Create Your One-Handed Post Puller

What you want to do is throw two long 4x4s together, sandwiching the two small pieces together as shown in the picture. tie as tight as possible, no a big problem. During use, ropes (paracord) are not used. The cord is simply there to guide the smaller pieces of timber between the longer ones, so that they act as wedges for laying.

Then you want to drill a hole large enough for your spike (in my case, 3/4″) through the end of one of the long 4x4s. Then do the same in the other direction. Measure if you need it, I'm not as I'm quite skilled with my eye/hand. You want the holes to line up so you can press the tenon as shown with little to no resistance.

You're done with the puller! Hard work, right? Or what? (In case you are a Northern brother or sister).

Step 3: Install the Puller on the Old Post

Now you need to drill a hole into the existing post that you want to pull. How high depends on your support material. In my case it was about 15 inches from the ground.

Insert the minus spike puller up to the old post, lining up the holes, and push the spike through the three 4 x 4s as shown.

Now you will need your fulcrum.

Step 4: Add Your Props

Place your fulcrum, in my case an old cinder block and step, as close to the post as possible without covering any of the concrete that the post is on. Just take the supports to the edge of the concrete as shown in the picture.

Step 5: Pull out the EP Post!

Walk to the far end of your puller post, and with one hand hold your drink of choice, use the other hand to press down on the handle lever. See how simple it is?

Step 6: Hard to Get to Medical

Difficult to reach posts are not suitable for your new puller position, either. You can press the tenon through the hole and use a puller from the side as shown in the picture. Worked great! Raised it straight and without damaging the other fence that I have to fight when I restore her fence.

Step 7: Thank you...

Thanks to this wonderful community. I have received a lot of help from instructables in my life and hope this helps someone else.

Thinking is hard, so you can work less!

Last summer, at our dacha, my son and I needed to pull out of the ground a 1.5 m pillar driven into it in the form of steel pipe diameter 120 mm. There were no tools at hand, and I didn’t want to dig out the pipe in the drizzling rain. And then the idea occurred to me how to do it.

A long crowbar was applied vertically to the pipe, the lower end of which was at a short distance from the ground, the pipe and the crowbar were tightly wrapped two or three times with a rope moistened with water, and placed pipe a stop in the form of a small stump of a log (Fig. 1).

Then the son turned scrap at its upper end perpendicular to the post. The rope ring strongly compressed the post and the crowbar, which, having reached the stop, became a lever (Fig. 2). With his help, the son pulled the pole a short distance out of the ground. After this, the crowbar was returned to its original position and lowered down the post along with the rope ring to a distance equal to the height to which the post was pulled out, and the operation was repeated.

Thus, over several times, the pillar was removed from the ground without the use of any special mechanisms or digging it up.

If the post sits very firmly in the ground, it is better to use two crowbars (or other levers) that need to be attached to the post with different sides and wrap one common rope. In this case, two stops are used, and the crowbars (levers) are turned in opposite directions by two workers (Fig. 3).

Eduard Grigoriev
Based on materials from the newspaper "Toloka. We do it ourselves"

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