@thedandude
Finally, American school children can have clean and tidy classrooms
@anandawongwm5055
Three things you must be careful 1. cover the evidence 2. hide the evidence 3. deposed the evidence
@SCP-4217-A
I love this channel because it's always "this isn't what you think" and it's exactly what the fuck I thought it was
@positivelynegative9149
Notice that they showed only shotgun shells being picked up on the grass. Smaller shells would be pushed into the grass or soil by the tires. And, it still only picked up half the shells. 🤔
@Gloomy_Carl04
Schools need more of these
@Voltaic_Fire
It is kind of a shame that there is no similarly easy way to pick up spent lead, that stuff is really expensive. Picking up the spent lead (with gloves!) at a range, melting it down, and either making new bullets or selling lead ingots is surprisingly lucrative.
@rubensiregar6890
Available at walmart back to school aisle
@Naturexyz-ow1ri
We need one for legos now.
@liibaanismaaciil7018
First time seeing an invention specified for US school Janitors
@levicarrere6564
“This is not what you think, it’s actually exactly what you think it is”
@yoshibutimterrariapixelart1923
Finally, some actual back to school supplies
@rettbull9100
Doesn't work as well in the sand. Most military ranges are sandy (keeps things from catching fire) so it brass pick up by hand until range control clears the area.
@xaviersavoy3965
The brass magnet!!
@gardraulin4746
You'd think the U.S military would jump on with this immediately so troopers no longer have to worry about picking up brass. NOPE still gotta do it by hand because ~innovassion ish shcawy~
@wyattschaff6795
School janitors are going to love this
@lunalunita975
Every school janitor should have one of these.
@勝利-y5n
他の取り方にも､使えそうですネ😊
@comradeautukov977
Dont worry the army's not going to allow us to use this
@darkhunter9647
Compact rifle and pistol brass collector really useful saves alot of time
@NotWhatYouThink