Man makes wooden treadmill that works. Video wows KTR and Anand Mahindra
KTR and Anand Mahindra both took to Twitter to re-share the video showing the man creating an wooden treadmill that works.
A man is receiving applaud from many on Twitter including Telangana minster KT Rama Rao and business tycoon Anand Mahindra for his amazing workable wooden treadmill. There is a chance that the video showcasing the man’s skills will leave you amazed too.
Twitter user Arunn Bhagavathula posted the video a few days ago. “Amazing treadmill that works without power,” they wrote while posting the video. The clip opens to show a man working with pieces cut in different sizes and shapes. The clip then goes on to show how the man assembles everything to create the wooden equipment.
KTR while re-sharing the video wrote, “Wow!” along with two clapping hands emoticons. He also tagged the official Twitter handle of T- Works, an initiative of government of Telangana, and added, “Please connect and help him scale up.”
Mahindra also shared words of praise to appreciate the man’s creation. “In a world of commoditised, energy hungry devices, the passion for craftsmanship, the hours of dedicated efforts in hand-making this device makes it a work of art, not just a treadmill.I want one…,” he wrote.
Take a look at the video:
What are your thoughts on the video of the wooden treadmill?
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