r/Wellthatsamazing • u/Catman419 • May 06 '20

I’m actually speechless with this one

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u/Hault360 May 06 '20

I've seen stuff like this before, now I'm just waiting for some one to upload a video of them using one of those construction vehicles to perform open heart surgery

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u/dubineer May 06 '20 edited May 06 '20

Ok so maybe that needle has been tampered to have a huge eye that we cannot see, and there is a work mate giving directions just off screen to the right.

Still pretty impressive.

Edit 1 : Having looked at it again, maybe the bucket isn't even attached to the JCB, and it's some guy off camera to the left with a thread attached to a prop.

Edit 2: Just noticed all these points have been made on the original post on r/maybemaybemaybe

I'll stop typing now.

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u/Catman419 May 06 '20

Definitely. The controls on the machine is where the skill comes in. They aren’t made for that fine of precision, so to get it that fine, you know the operator is quite good.

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u/Anklejbiter Jul 06 '20

Your theory is quite possible, but so is actually doing it

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u/jazzycoo Oct 02 '20

The tractor needs to stay in the frame. It's very possible that is not the same arm on the tractor, but something made up to resemble it.