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I agree. I think dressing up as Thor and playing up the crowd the way you suggested would have gone a long way. Also putting the fingerprint scanner where you o

I agree. I think dressing up as Thor and playing up the crowd the way you suggested would have gone a long way. Also putting the fingerprint scanner where you one actually grabs the handle from, somewhere midway on the shaft, would have been a better design. If you like this kind of stuff, check out Colin Furze's youtube channel. He does some similar experiments, and is very entertaining. https://www.youtube.com/user/colinfurze https://www.youtube.com/user/colinfurze

dfc 11y ago
It is kind of terrifying seeing him operate so many machines with his tie dangling around his neck. He obviously knows his way a round a shop better than I do but I always thought neckties were no-nos in the shop.
- azernik 11y ago
  From the constant cuts to extreme close-up, I'm betting he puts on the tie and collared shirt for talking-to-the-camera shots (and one or two per episode where a machining tool is on, but he's carefully away from it) and takes it off most of the time when he's actually working.
- JoachimSchipper 11y ago
  Wearing them still isn't a good idea, but clip-on ties will at least break away when they get caught rather than forcing your head into some machine...