<transcript><audio_64>And we weld them by first installing a piece of thread in them .</transcript><caption><image_65>The image shows a close-up of a metal object on a workbench. The object appears to be made of metal and has a rectangular shape with a small hole in the center. The hole is marked with a red dot. On the right side of the image, there is a small piece of metal that is resting on the workbench, and on the left side, there are several other metal objects scattered around. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is working in a workshop or a workshop.</caption><transcript><audio_66>Again, everything can be done much easier) We will also weld</transcript><video><caption><image_67>The image shows a person's hand holding a piece of metal in front of a lathe machine. The lathe is black in color and appears to be in a workshop or workshop setting. The person's fingers are visible on the left side of the image, and they are holding the metal rod with both hands. On the right side, there are two metal clamps attached to the lathe, which are used to secure the metal in place. In the background, there is a workbench with various tools and equipment.</caption><caption><image_68>The image shows a person's hand holding a metal object, which appears to be a part of a larger machine or equipment. The person is using a hand saw to cut a piece of metal, which is resting on a metal plate. The metal plate has a small hole in the center, likely for the blade to be cut. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is working in a workshop or a workshop setting. The image is taken from a low angle, looking up at the person's hands and the object they are holding.</caption><caption><image_69>The image shows a person's hand holding a metal tool and working on a piece of metal in a workshop. The person is using the tool to cut a small hole in the metal, which appears to be a part of a larger machine. The metal is resting on a workbench with various tools and materials scattered around it. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is focused on the task at hand.</caption><caption><image_70>The image shows a person's hands working on a piece of metal in a workshop. The person is using a small tool, possibly a chisel or a sharpener, to cut through the metal. The metal is resting on a workbench with various tools and materials scattered around. The background is blurred, but it appears to be a cluttered workspace with a desk and a chair visible. The image is taken from a low angle, looking down on the person's hand and the workbench.</caption></video><video><caption><image_71>The image shows a close-up of a metal pole with a curved edge. The pole appears to be made of stainless steel and has a smooth, shiny surface. The edge of the pole is slightly curved and there is a small amount of dust or debris scattered around it. The background is a blue surface, possibly a floor or a wall. The image is taken from a low angle, looking up at the pole and the edge.</caption><caption><image_72>The image shows a person's hand holding a rectangular metal tray on top of a metal table. The table appears to be in a workshop or garage, as there are various tools and equipment scattered around the floor. The person is wearing a green shirt and is standing in front of a gray cabinet. The tray is resting on the table, and the person is holding it with both hands. The image is taken from a low angle, looking down on the tray.</caption><caption><image_73>The image shows a person's hand working on a metal table in a workshop. The table appears to be made of metal and has a rectangular shape with four legs. The top of the table is covered in a shiny, reflective surface. The person's fingers are visible on the left side of the image, and they are using a hammer to remove the surface from the table. In the background, there are various tools and equipment scattered on the floor.</caption></video><transcript><audio_74>our nuts to the base, observing an angle of 90 degrees. Everything turned out pretty tough and stable.</transcript> And we weld them by first installing a piece of thread in them . Again, everything can be done much easier) We will also weld our nuts to the base, observing an angle of 90 degrees. Everything turned out pretty tough and stable.
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