That paver shot is definitely in the running for Slowy of the Year, and its only March! Massive props to Editor Jack for getting that perfectly framed!
*கடவுள் அனைவருக்கும் கொடுப்பார் *:_ஆரோக்கியம் மற்றும் நல்ல மனநிலை_! 🥺🙏 மற்றும் நான் வேலை செய்கிறேன், எனது இலக்குக்கு 800 சந்தாதாரர்கள் உள்ளது 🥺😣 *உங்கள் அம்மா ஆரோக்கியமாக இருக்க விரும்புகிறேன்**ДАЙ БОГ ВСЕМ* : _ЗДОРОВЬЯ И ХОРОШЕГО НАСТРОЕННИЯ_! 🥺🙏 А Я ЗАНИМАЮСЬ И МНЕ ОСТАЛСЯ 800 П-О-Д-П-И-С-Ч-И-К ДО СВОЕЙ ЦЕЛИ🥺😣 *ЖЕЛАЮ ЗДОРОВЬЯ ТВОЕЙ МАМЕ* 🥺*ДАЙ БОГ ВСЕМ* : _ЗДОРОВЬЯ И ХОРОШЕГО НАСТРОЕННИЯ_! 🥺🙏 А Я ЗАНИМАЮСЬ И МНЕ ОСТАЛСЯ 800 П-О-Д-П-И-С-Ч-И-К ДО СВОЕЙ ЦЕЛИ🥺😣 *ЖЕЛАЮ ЗДОРОВЬЯ ТВОЕЙ МАМЕ* 🥺
Scott did actually explain wood fibres absolutely spot on. That's how I was taught by a carpenter on how to chisel out wood & how knowing about the fibres helps prevent you accidently splitting wood.
The wood looks a little burly which would also explain why the 2nd drop shattered the log, the fungus changes the fibres & actually weakens the living tree apparently.
@@fruitnut123 not moot at all, he perfectly explains why it’s easier to split wood when you work with the grain as opposed to against it. They’re not chopping down trees, they’re splitting wood.
@@lrgload3547 Exactly! The force from the axe would be the same as the force from a wood splitter. And as we see against the grain, it cuts like scissors. If it cut like a chainsaw falling a tree, there would be 2 solid pieces instead of many.
As a woodworker I can say that Scott's hair analogy for how wood grain works is on point. I've used the same comparison myself so props to the man for a really good "science with Gaunson"
Wood also gets more brittle while drying out (and the stump looked a bit rotten), that's why the stump exploded. When you store wood it dries out, which means it loses mass. The inside of the wood gets smaller, which means the grain can tear itself apart, leaving cracks inside the wood. That's why you only use dry wood for building materials and why it's a pain in the a** to store larger pieces of wood for wood carvings.
*கடவுள் அனைவருக்கும் கொடுப்பார் *:_ஆரோக்கியம் மற்றும் நல்ல மனநிலை_! 🥺🙏 மற்றும் நான் வேலை செய்கிறேன், எனது இலக்குக்கு 800 சந்தாதாரர்கள் உள்ளது 🥺😣 *உங்கள் அம்மா ஆரோக்கியமாக இருக்க விரும்புகிறேன்*
You guys are my five year olds favorite. It's nice to see a channel I don't have to worry about her watching. We watch you guys everyday before school. Hats off to ya.
Just gotta give props to Jack for great editing, Rexy for always being in danger, Herron for having great hair, and Stanford for just being Stanford... I feel like I'm forgetting something. OH YEAH and massive props to KFC for keeping the boys fed!!!
@@kawaiicutie3000 No I don't think so... oh wait!!! The builders, the drone pilot, the land owners who let them set this up, people who drove past while they were filming... and of course YOU the good people watching and commenting on RUclips! Yep that should cover it! Also I've love to know which of the team liked my comment. Probably either Jack as the editor, or Herron because I said he had great hair! Although I love it to be Rexy somehow!!!
*கடவுள் அனைவருக்கும் கொடுப்பார் *:_ஆரோக்கியம் மற்றும் நல்ல மனநிலை_! 🥺🙏 மற்றும் நான் வேலை செய்கிறேன், எனது இலக்குக்கு 800 சந்தாதாரர்கள் உள்ளது 🥺😣 *உங்கள் அம்மா ஆரோக்கியமாக இருக்க விரும்புகிறேன்*
Amazing video as always! As referring to the strength of wood, as it becomes more and more dry, it gets harder and therefore, brittle . It's more prone to split or explode. Freshly cut hardwood or soft wood will have more elasticity so it resists force of impact a little better than dried wood.
1. Concrete slabs VS axe 0:13 (slowmo 0:33 ) 2. 120 soda cans VS axe 2:02 (slowmo 2:37 ) 3. 10 fire extinguishers VS axe 3:45 (slowmo 4:30 ) 4. 4 fire extinguishers VS axe 5:00 (slowmo 5:25 ) 5. 3 car tires VS axe 5:50 (no slowmo :( ) 6. 45 spray paint cans VS axe 6:33 (slowmo 7:04 ) 7. 6 metal pots VS axe 8:01 (no slowmo :( ) 8. 1 tree stump (with the grain) VS axe 9:03 (no slowmo :( ) 9. 1 tree stump (against the grain) VS axe 9:47 (slowmo 10:14 ) 10. 21 tree stumps (with the grain) VS axe 10:57 (slowmo 11:27 )
Would be interesting to put partially filled barrels of gasoline (or other flammables) with ignition sources with fire extinguishers and watch them battle it out in slow motion as fire attempts to start and the extinguisher... extinguishes.
Yes. Wood will get harder as it drys out, especially with woods like jarrah and iron bark. However hard woods (as opposed to soft woods, like pines etc. it has nothing to do with the actual hardness of the wood itself) will become quite brittle as they dry, particularly close to the roots, eg, the stump, or near a branch where the grain becomes very wavy and curly. This is why it exploded, because the grain is not uniform in direction and has no support from the “rest” of the log, sometimes curling almost 90 degrees, so that you would be splitting between grains at that point. If you were to obtain a pine or non hollow gum (spotted gum) log about 1.5 metres or longer and 500mm thick, that axe shouldn’t be able to cut it, so long as it’s not green (so been drying for at least five years) and not from near the base of the tree or containing burl or branch defects. In other words, a prime piece of timber probably worth in excess of $3000 😂.
Precisely what I wanted to say ! Hard yes, but brittle. Just like tempered glass, stone, hardened steel... (but without fibers) (And these logs even seem rotten)
If the burl was big enough the piece would be worth a ton of money. There are burl poachers who remove burl for the money. Which is a shame. I do know some wood turners who would pay a pretty penny for a good sized burl
Any plans to make something like a giant pincer or "crab claw" type device to chop horizontally? It could be a big spring loaded device that snaps shut quickly. Would be awesome to see the fire extinguishers get split and launched vertically.
In this case its probably more to do with that its rotten/eaten in the middle with lots of cracks all through it already. Might be a bit different if it was solid and non-cracked.
Balsa wood actually requires drying to make it worth using. The process applied to Balsa is interesting. The cells are so large that after drying the wood is mostly air. Balsa before drying barely floats.
@@Taolan8472 Yes, exactly. Contrary to popular belief, dry wood's higher hardness factor makes it easier to split as the fibers are less able to flex with stress. The water in the wood makes it far more pliable and harder to split, to say nothing of the extra structural integrity that the extra mass of water inherently provides.
What a fun channel idea. Can I share an amazing story with you guys? One day I was driving home, when all of a sudden the Lord came to me in spirit. I felt very close to Him. I knew if I asked him to play any song on the radio he would, I guess to bless my faith. So I said "ok, Lord play "Come as you are by Nirvana". I turned on the radio and the song started playing right there on the spot, perfectly… I started getting flooded with chills like a waterfall, crying, and trembling. He stayed with me for 10 minutes in my driveway. until I got outta the car. A couple months after that I started getting amazing prayers answered way more often, because it helped me quit doubting when I pray and I was lined up with biblical instructions. It's 6 years later and I still get answered prayers in Jesus name.
i = int(input("Enter the triangular number you want to check the height of ")) a=1 c=0 j=0 while (i>c): c=c+a a+=1 j+=1 print(f"The height of triangle is {j}")
Pops into your recommendations. Explodes stumpies, spray cans and file cabinets with a giant axe. Doesn't elaborate further. Leaves ... you with a smile. =) Always love to see ya guys, 44club is a vibe!
Definitely the unsung hero of every video he’s worked on. As someone with editing experience myself, I know it can be very tedious work, and for videos like these where you have dozens of cameras and angles and microphones and all of that to deal with, it just gets exponentially more time-consuming. I do have to give props to Toby for doing the editing work on this video. I honestly couldn’t tell the difference between his and Jack’s editing work, which shows you how good they both are at what they do.
Would love to see 4 different colored fire extinguishers lined up on an angle, where Moses takes off only the valve ends. 🚀 Each guy pick a color, and see who's goes the furthest. BTW, big props to editor Jack! He should pick the 4th color extinguisher. 😂 Keep up the great work through 2023 guys!
Another awesome editing job Editor Jack, amazing work as always. The videos you edit are amazing. Oh, before I forget… well done Scott, good job as always.
The number of cans can be calculated using the formula for the sum of an arithmetic series, which is: 𝑛2(𝑎1+𝑎𝑛)2n(a1+an) Where: • 𝑛n is the number of terms in the series • 𝑎1a1 is the first term • 𝑎𝑛an is the last term In this case, 𝑛=15n=15 (since there are 15 rows), 𝑎1=15a1=15 (the first row has 15 cans), and 𝑎15=1a15=1 (the last row has 1 can). Plugging these values into the formula: 152(15+1)215(15+1) =152(16)=215(16) =120=120 So, there are 120 cans in total.
You guys just made me so happy, wasn't expecting a video today but you've made my Friday night more enjoyable , thank you . You guys should include the wife's or some of the crew in games , like rc racing . God bless and keep doing what ur doing
I don't know if all Aussie's are fun incarnate like these three fellas, but I very much enjoy watching them and their fabulous videos. They all seem to be having a great time doing everything in their videos and their joy translates well to the audience that watches them. In my opinion they have a similar chemistry with each other that another famous trio have, namely Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond. I am truly glad I found this channel and have not hesitated to share it with all my friends and family. I look forward to enjoying their future videos, keep up the most excellent work!😃
Absolutely phenomenal boyo's, absolutely sensational! And it wouldn't have been captured do spectacularly without Editor Jack! Great you see you all back!
Wood gets more brittle the dryer it gets. Also, cutting with the grain yields clean cuts, against the grain is both harder and yields obliterations. Well done Scott!
Yeah, I was going to say it depends on what they mean by "stronger". It will get harder, so the surface will be tougher when it comes to scratches and dings, but the "glue" (I forget what it's really called) that holds the grain together dries out and becomes more brittle.
7:26 Get stuffed, Scott Gaunson. Editor Jack deserves ALL the attention he gets, and more! (And I do mean that with the utmost respect to you, Brett & Derek)
Maybe. But, if you take a green twig, and a dry twig, the dry will snap, and the green tends to hold on to its fibers. I think a rematch is in order with fresh wood.
You guys have no idea how much I needed senseless destruction in my day today. Please continue all the amazing things you do. God bless you and your team
Fire extinguishers should not be blust just for a fun because it defects the ozone layer in very large scale . Please avoid blasting of fire extinguishers. Government should also take action on this kind of environment disturbing activity.
That paver shot is definitely in the running for Slowy of the Year, and its only March!
Massive props to Editor Jack for getting that perfectly framed!
Not only is it only March but it's their second video of the year.
😜 this is awesome
6:17 like the fire extinguishers
*கடவுள் அனைவருக்கும் கொடுப்பார் *:_ஆரோக்கியம் மற்றும் நல்ல மனநிலை_! 🥺🙏 மற்றும் நான் வேலை செய்கிறேன், எனது இலக்குக்கு 800 சந்தாதாரர்கள் உள்ளது 🥺😣 *உங்கள் அம்மா ஆரோக்கியமாக இருக்க விரும்புகிறேன்**ДАЙ БОГ ВСЕМ* : _ЗДОРОВЬЯ И ХОРОШЕГО НАСТРОЕННИЯ_! 🥺🙏 А Я ЗАНИМАЮСЬ И МНЕ ОСТАЛСЯ 800 П-О-Д-П-И-С-Ч-И-К ДО СВОЕЙ ЦЕЛИ🥺😣 *ЖЕЛАЮ ЗДОРОВЬЯ ТВОЕЙ МАМЕ* 🥺*ДАЙ БОГ ВСЕМ* : _ЗДОРОВЬЯ И ХОРОШЕГО НАСТРОЕННИЯ_! 🥺🙏 А Я ЗАНИМАЮСЬ И МНЕ ОСТАЛСЯ 800 П-О-Д-П-И-С-Ч-И-К ДО СВОЕЙ ЦЕЛИ🥺😣 *ЖЕЛАЮ ЗДОРОВЬЯ ТВОЕЙ МАМЕ* 🥺
Scott did actually explain wood fibres absolutely spot on. That's how I was taught by a carpenter on how to chisel out wood & how knowing about the fibres helps prevent you accidently splitting wood.
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True for carpentry but when it comes to cutting down a tree you can only cut against the grain. Thus making Scott's explanation completely moot.
The wood looks a little burly which would also explain why the 2nd drop shattered the log, the fungus changes the fibres & actually weakens the living tree apparently.
@@fruitnut123 not moot at all, he perfectly explains why it’s easier to split wood when you work with the grain as opposed to against it. They’re not chopping down trees, they’re splitting wood.
@@lrgload3547 Exactly! The force from the axe would be the same as the force from a wood splitter. And as we see against the grain, it cuts like scissors. If it cut like a chainsaw falling a tree, there would be 2 solid pieces instead of many.
Yo I think Scott Gaunson's efforts these past 12 years have been big and he definitely deserves a round of applause 👏
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Love him too!
That was probably Scott's best science talk yet
Props to Jack for that
Never read the graphic before. Always thought his last name was Goreson or Gorenson. Say it in your head, trust me
Agreed😉
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There is no HR without Jack. Give that man a raise! He brings it EVERY video!
Props to editor Jack for not trying to stroke his own ego.😂
In absolute agreement with that
The perfect comment
Someone needs to do it.
Wish I had an ego to stroke 😂
All about Jack the Eddie boy!
As a woodworker I can say that Scott's hair analogy for how wood grain works is on point. I've used the same comparison myself so props to the man for a really good "science with Gaunson"
Wood also gets more brittle while drying out (and the stump looked a bit rotten), that's why the stump exploded. When you store wood it dries out, which means it loses mass. The inside of the wood gets smaller, which means the grain can tear itself apart, leaving cracks inside the wood. That's why you only use dry wood for building materials and why it's a pain in the a** to store larger pieces of wood for wood carvings.
Is your daughter named Lily?
There is someone in my school called Anna o‘neil
And props to Jack for editing it!
@@MyRegardsToTheDodoscience with dodo
Editor Jack deserves props for the amazing shots he’s taken, especially when he has to do a panoramic shot with the phantom
*கடவுள் அனைவருக்கும் கொடுப்பார் *:_ஆரோக்கியம் மற்றும் நல்ல மனநிலை_! 🥺🙏 மற்றும் நான் வேலை செய்கிறேன், எனது இலக்குக்கு 800 சந்தாதாரர்கள் உள்ளது 🥺😣 *உங்கள் அம்மா ஆரோக்கியமாக இருக்க விரும்புகிறேன்*
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Have you guys tried throwing sodium in a large pond or river? You'll be glad you did!
@@simonmultiverse6349 If they ever do that, I hope they make their own pond, though, because it'll fuck up everything in it.
In case anyone is wondering, the music at 2:40 is called Cruise Control by Sync Royalty.
You guys are my five year olds favorite. It's nice to see a channel I don't have to worry about her watching. We watch you guys everyday before school. Hats off to ya.
Just gotta give props to Jack for great editing, Rexy for always being in danger, Herron for having great hair, and Stanford for just being Stanford... I feel like I'm forgetting something. OH YEAH and massive props to KFC for keeping the boys fed!!!
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@@kawaiicutie3000 No I don't think so... oh wait!!! The builders, the drone pilot, the land owners who let them set this up, people who drove past while they were filming... and of course YOU the good people watching and commenting on RUclips! Yep that should cover it!
Also I've love to know which of the team liked my comment. Probably either Jack as the editor, or Herron because I said he had great hair! Although I love it to be Rexy somehow!!!
@ku8721 Are you sure your not forgetting someone 😅
I'll give Scott a round of applause for taking Jack's clever burn in stride 👏
*கடவுள் அனைவருக்கும் கொடுப்பார் *:_ஆரோக்கியம் மற்றும் நல்ல மனநிலை_! 🥺🙏 மற்றும் நான் வேலை செய்கிறேன், எனது இலக்குக்கு 800 சந்தாதாரர்கள் உள்ளது 🥺😣 *உங்கள் அம்மா ஆரோக்கியமாக இருக்க விரும்புகிறேன்*
Round of applause for editor Jack, done a great job
Amazing video as always! As referring to the strength of wood, as it becomes more and more dry, it gets harder and therefore, brittle . It's more prone to split or explode. Freshly cut hardwood or soft wood will have more elasticity so it resists force of impact a little better than dried wood.
1. Concrete slabs VS axe 0:13 (slowmo 0:33 )
2. 120 soda cans VS axe 2:02 (slowmo 2:37 )
3. 10 fire extinguishers VS axe 3:45 (slowmo 4:30 )
4. 4 fire extinguishers VS axe 5:00 (slowmo 5:25 )
5. 3 car tires VS axe 5:50 (no slowmo :( )
6. 45 spray paint cans VS axe 6:33 (slowmo 7:04 )
7. 6 metal pots VS axe 8:01 (no slowmo :( )
8. 1 tree stump (with the grain) VS axe 9:03 (no slowmo :( )
9. 1 tree stump (against the grain) VS axe 9:47 (slowmo 10:14 )
10. 21 tree stumps (with the grain) VS axe 10:57 (slowmo 11:27 )
Would be interesting to put partially filled barrels of gasoline (or other flammables) with ignition sources with fire extinguishers and watch them battle it out in slow motion as fire attempts to start and the extinguisher... extinguishes.
An excellent idea
Add an oxy and acetylene bottle into the mix.
Yes please do this
@@Jay-Dylan We're not trying to kill them here.. I've seen an explosion up relatively close with oxygen bottles and acetylene. It was honestly scary!
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00:15 Concrete Tiles
02:03 Soda Cans
03:45 Fire Extinguishers
05:01 MORE Fire Extinguishers
05:51 3 Tires
06:34 Spray Paint Cans
08:02 Kitchen Pots
09:48 Log
10:59 Logs
Much appreciated.
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thank you, I used this through the whole video,lol
Make this the top comment pls
I had no idea what was going on untill you posted this. Thank you
Yes. Wood will get harder as it drys out, especially with woods like jarrah and iron bark. However hard woods (as opposed to soft woods, like pines etc. it has nothing to do with the actual hardness of the wood itself) will become quite brittle as they dry, particularly close to the roots, eg, the stump, or near a branch where the grain becomes very wavy and curly. This is why it exploded, because the grain is not uniform in direction and has no support from the “rest” of the log, sometimes curling almost 90 degrees, so that you would be splitting between grains at that point.
If you were to obtain a pine or non hollow gum (spotted gum) log about 1.5 metres or longer and 500mm thick, that axe shouldn’t be able to cut it, so long as it’s not green (so been drying for at least five years) and not from near the base of the tree or containing burl or branch defects. In other words, a prime piece of timber probably worth in excess of $3000 😂.
Precisely what I wanted to say !
Hard yes, but brittle. Just like tempered glass, stone, hardened steel... (but without fibers)
(And these logs even seem rotten)
If the burl was big enough the piece would be worth a ton of money. There are burl poachers who remove burl for the money. Which is a shame. I do know some wood turners who would pay a pretty penny for a good sized burl
RIP The giant hammer comment if you remember😢
Rip😢
These are the guys who make epic screen savers
Any plans to make something like a giant pincer or "crab claw" type device to chop horizontally? It could be a big spring loaded device that snaps shut quickly. Would be awesome to see the fire extinguishers get split and launched vertically.
2 m beartrap?!
@@corwinchristensen260 I like it!
In answer to Scott’s amazing question: Firewood gets stronger as it dries, yet it is also easier to split then too.
Excellent work today y’all!
Well, the wood gets *harder* as it dries. Strength is relative to the load.
@@Taolan8472 Yup, exactly. Try splitting a green log that size, it will laugh at you.
In this case its probably more to do with that its rotten/eaten in the middle with lots of cracks all through it already.
Might be a bit different if it was solid and non-cracked.
Balsa wood actually requires drying to make it worth using. The process applied to Balsa is interesting. The cells are so large that after drying the wood is mostly air. Balsa before drying barely floats.
@@Taolan8472 Yes, exactly. Contrary to popular belief, dry wood's higher hardness factor makes it easier to split as the fibers are less able to flex with stress. The water in the wood makes it far more pliable and harder to split, to say nothing of the extra structural integrity that the extra mass of water inherently provides.
That first axe split with the pavers was an award winning slowie!
There needs to be a compilation video of the Science With Gaunson moments.
And props to editor Jack.
“Well that’s not in one piece anymore” 😂😂
Never gonna get tired of seeing things smashed, chopped in half, blown up, whatever. Keep it coming!
It's really great to see editor Jack utilize his skillset to showcase Scott's talents.
Great to see uploads back! Thanks for always giving us something enjoyable to watch.
Thx Jack. Thanks for EVERYTHING. YOU got us so far. YOU are making us a community. YOU are THE boy. Keep it up my man.
Yall should totally drop some stuff on some ballistic dummy's, would make an epic slowy.
It’s funny how much stuff was wasted in this video alone and yet we all love the content. Please don’t stop guys
That’s a nice Axe ya got there!
@Don't Read My Profile Picture ok
Kind of sad to see the episodes be so short after you guys returned. I need more HR! 😂
The chances of a fire extinguisher landing right next to a fire pit Is probably 4.5 quadrillion Chance of happening
That slowmo with the spray paint cans was class.
So happy y’all are posting videos again. Keep on doing awesome and ridiculous stuff!
Glad to have you lads back!!!! You were definitely missed!!!
I missed Jack. Those other three? Meh.
Round of applause for Jack, and the boys!
What a fun channel idea. Can I share an amazing story with you guys? One day I was driving home, when all of a sudden the Lord came to me in spirit. I felt very close to Him. I knew if I asked him to play any song on the radio he would, I guess to bless my faith.
So I said "ok, Lord play "Come as you are by Nirvana".
I turned on the radio and the song started playing right there on the spot, perfectly…
I started getting flooded with chills like a waterfall, crying, and trembling.
He stayed with me for 10 minutes in my driveway. until I got outta the car.
A couple months after that I started getting amazing prayers answered way more often, because it helped me quit doubting when I pray and I was lined up with biblical instructions. It's 6 years later and I still get answered prayers in Jesus name.
If you banded small things you stack in a pyramid, you would probably cut more.
The pavers being split is definitely a contender for best slowey ever on this channel. That was incredibly satisfying!
Jacks “waste of time” answer made me laugh too much at 6 in the morning 😂 also, I love how y’all keep saying “well that’s not in one piece anymore”.
i = int(input("Enter the triangular number you want to check the height of "))
a=1
c=0
j=0
while (i>c):
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print(f"The height of triangle is {j}")
Mad props to Jack and Herron
They're back! Been waiting for another video, same as everyone. This was another ripper! Thanks boys (and crew (and Axey))!🎉
It doesn't matter how bad of a day you have. This guys really melt away your troubles. Thanks to the guys here for their fun-loving videos.
at 4:43 one of the fire extinguishers lookin like its breaking the sound barrier
start a petition to get these legends to get a hydraulic press.
Pops into your recommendations.
Explodes stumpies, spray cans and file cabinets with a giant axe.
Doesn't elaborate further.
Leaves ... you with a smile. =)
Always love to see ya guys, 44club is a vibe!
welcome back! great to see the craziness is thriving ! and as ever Editor Jack is the {unsung?} hero
Definitely the unsung hero of every video he’s worked on. As someone with editing experience myself, I know it can be very tedious work, and for videos like these where you have dozens of cameras and angles and microphones and all of that to deal with, it just gets exponentially more time-consuming.
I do have to give props to Toby for doing the editing work on this video. I honestly couldn’t tell the difference between his and Jack’s editing work, which shows you how good they both are at what they do.
Some mighty impressive slowies! Good to see these again.
Would love to see 4 different colored fire extinguishers lined up on an angle, where Moses takes off only the valve ends. 🚀 Each guy pick a color, and see who's goes the furthest. BTW, big props to editor Jack! He should pick the 4th color extinguisher. 😂 Keep up the great work through 2023 guys!
Nitrogen cylinders... :-D
LOVE that beautiful powder-blue color bursting from the fire extinguishers.
My genuine guess for the soft drinks was 95 cans and I was so close😂😂
I love the giant axe videos! Thanks for the stuff you guys do!
5:23 look at the right side of the screen😂
Another awesome editing job Editor Jack, amazing work as always. The videos you edit are amazing.
Oh, before I forget… well done Scott, good job as always.
Thanks, but it was actually mostly Toby who edited this one :)
@@Editor_JACK
I am giving the round of applause to Toby then! :)
Wow I loved the first slowie
The number of cans can be calculated using the formula for the sum of an arithmetic series, which is:
𝑛2(𝑎1+𝑎𝑛)2n(a1+an)
Where:
• 𝑛n is the number of terms in the series
• 𝑎1a1 is the first term
• 𝑎𝑛an is the last term
In this case, 𝑛=15n=15 (since there are 15 rows), 𝑎1=15a1=15 (the first row has 15 cans), and 𝑎15=1a15=1 (the last row has 1 can).
Plugging these values into the formula:
152(15+1)215(15+1)
=152(16)=215(16)
=120=120
So, there are 120 cans in total.
Huge props to Jack, definitely the glue holding it all together.
Good to see ya back boys! This has my vote for the best collection of slowies in a single video. A strong way to come back!
You guys just made me so happy, wasn't expecting a video today but you've made my Friday night more enjoyable , thank you .
You guys should include the wife's or some of the crew in games , like rc racing . God bless and keep doing what ur doing
Wife's is possessive.
Wife's dishes.
Wife's car.
Wife's wedding ring.
Wives.
The wives' presence.
My sides were spliting!
Absolutely love Gwanson. Absolute legend.
I don't know if all Aussie's are fun incarnate like these three fellas, but I very much enjoy watching them and their fabulous videos. They all seem to be having a great time doing everything in their videos and their joy translates well to the audience that watches them. In my opinion they have a similar chemistry with each other that another famous trio have, namely Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond. I am truly glad I found this channel and have not hesitated to share it with all my friends and family. I look forward to enjoying their future videos, keep up the most excellent work!😃
Absolutely phenomenal boyo's, absolutely sensational! And it wouldn't have been captured do spectacularly without Editor Jack! Great you see you all back!
Wood gets more brittle the dryer it gets. Also, cutting with the grain yields clean cuts, against the grain is both harder and yields obliterations. Well done Scott!
Yeah, I was going to say it depends on what they mean by "stronger". It will get harder, so the surface will be tougher when it comes to scratches and dings, but the "glue" (I forget what it's really called) that holds the grain together dries out and becomes more brittle.
@@angryginger791 precisely. As I understand it, it's basically a combination of the sap and water that lives in the wood.
@@darinroodman2004 I couldn't remember the word, but I just looked it up. It's called lignin.
@@angryginger791 And now we've both learned something! Thanks!
The Art of Destruction!
You should get the biggest log you can find and then cut it
Rexy got wood.
😂😂😂😂
7:26 Get stuffed, Scott Gaunson. Editor Jack deserves ALL the attention he gets, and more! (And I do mean that with the utmost respect to you, Brett & Derek)
How get that emoji in your name
I like how environmentally friendly this show has become
First one was just slice master
I love how the fire extinguisher hose curls up for impact. Very nice
The axe its back! You guys always know how to brighten up people's days! Thank you for the videos keep up the great work
Peoples' day.
Plural possessive.
Girls: “why do girls live longer than boys?
Boys: 3:26
wood does indeed gain most strength properties as it dries out
Maybe. But, if you take a green twig, and a dry twig, the dry will snap, and the green tends to hold on to its fibers. I think a rematch is in order with fresh wood.
It becomes far more brittle as it dries
Splitting wet wood is an absolute pain in the ass
Your experiments are worthy of credit 👍
Wood becomes brittle as it dries out. Pretty common sense.
You guys have no idea how much I needed senseless destruction in my day today. Please continue all the amazing things you do. God bless you and your team
We all love Scott he’s the bet
Same, I always get a good laugh out of senseless destruction like this. 😀
3:41 isnt that shit dangerous? shouldnt breathe that boys
Oh my gosh. It's Dwight! How's ur beet farm bud?
Best experiments ever ❤
I would like to see bamboo wood chopped to pieces! I think that is a much harder wood to cut through. Thanks!
Applause for editor Jack! 👏👏
3:33 They sent that fire extinguisher to space 🤣
SATISFYING 😮
50% of the comments : Thanking Jack
Other 50% : other
GUILHOTINA EVOLUTION😮😮😮😮😮😮
That smoke cloud with 10 fire extinguishers was amazing but the fact that only 4 made such a big cloud too is just incredible.
AMAZING &CRAZY😂😂😂
Could you put anti tank mine under axe head please ?
Fire extinguishers should not be blust just for a fun because it defects the ozone layer in very large scale . Please avoid blasting of fire extinguishers. Government should also take action on this kind of environment disturbing activity.
Can I buy some of the wood you're demolishing? And thanks for the content as always boys!
I really enjoy these videos. They always put a smile on my face.
IKR! MEH TUU! 😊
Do you boys watch March Madness??
0:42 - Y. 0:52 - V. 👍
7:21 is this the inspiration for the Pointsbet ad with Shaq and the 3 Aussies 😂
do Giant Axe Vs. 90 year old Nazi war criminal.
I think the big axe is the most satisfying thing to watch on this channel, and the best invention of youtube-kind.
5:02 AIR STRIKE