its crazy how the saw that doesnt cut people but cuts some of the hardest plaster off is using a vibrating motion if only we could apply more vibration and frequency techniques or applications into sum of these inventions or technologies
@@ShisuiDUchihaThis is so thoughtfully done. I'd love to know how the person that invented this saw was struck with this moment of inspiration. U know, the moment they 'saw the saw'🤭. Sorry, but I just couldn't resist. And yes, I'd like to see other examples of machines with this tech.
@@DramaDashShorts Almost 71 but I now look like a young Jason Statham because last week I started using "A Touch Of grey" I probably could take him out if we ever got into a one on one. 🤣🤣🤣
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But atleast you are willing to learn these stuff and enhance your knowledge unlike most of our population who r busy in listening idiotic taylor swift's songs...
As someone who has had multiple surgeries that required casts thank you for answering this question! I remember being worried about this when I was a kid.
It the best feel I always looked forward to it and always was a nice sweet woman doing it or something a man who cracks it open like he been waiting all day to do it
I was 9 y/o when i had my hand plastered after a fracture; and when it was time to remove it, a medical staff approached me with this saw and i bawled my eyes out. He proceeded to comfort me by running the saw against his palm to show me it doesnt make you bleed and it doesnt hurt. I stopped crying and cautiously watched how the saw went through the plaster, but only "tickled" my skin. I remember being so fascinated and wondered how it was possible. Now i have the answer!
yeah wish i knew that it wont hurt me as a kid. My dad had to leave for a bit when my turn came and i was like you are not touching my arm until my dad comes lol while i watched another kid's hand bleeding because he had a splinter inside lol
I was only 4 years old when the doctor cut into my leg cast with one of the older Spinning saws. Part way down the cast, blood spewed across the room, onto my mom who was watching, and all over the doctor who was attempting to remove my cast. My mom ended up victorious in the lawsuit. Years later I broke my arm very badly. Such a relief when the doctor demonstrated the safety of the newer cast saws by turning it on, and showing that it could not cut through his own skin.
The guy who did my right hand cast demonstrated this for me and explained that the blade was not rotating but just very rapidly going back and forth and touched it to his own finger as proof of how confident he was that it wouldn't cut me and that was actually really reassuring. Having a cast sawed off really isn't too big of a deal. Good video! 👍
@@skizzrzwhen my brother had his cast put on they forgot to put something in there so when they cut it off it cut right through his skin all the way up his arm
@@Star1ly.asome places it’s illegal, other places I think in the mainland is legal. They aren’t eaten regularly, it’s more of a festival thing I think. China decreased the amount of dogs killed for food in festivals due to some backlash. Basically it’s just a stereotype, because even the Aztecs ate dogs but nobody spoke about it, because it happened on a smaller scale, even if the ratio of Aztecs who ate dogs was high. Basically, rarely. It’s just another stereotype
Just wait until you hear about saw breaks, when a table saw feels a slight electric current (like we have in our hands) they sense it and then stop, so imagine skating around with your blade friends and then you touch one thing and freeze
@@avarmaukDefinitely shouldn’t have faith in things inherently neutral like that. Science isn’t good or bad it is simply progress. Just have fun with whatever you want and don’t give it too much thought after
@@timdoe8895 While science itself may be neutral, the application of scientific principles can have significant ethical and moral implications. Faith in science is crucial because it represents a trust in the scientific method and the pursuit of knowledge based on evidence and reason. Throughout history, we've seen the consequences of abandoning scientific principles or allowing pseudoscience to influence decision-making. Faith in science involves acknowledging its potential to improve human understanding, address societal challenges, and promote progress while also recognizing the responsibility to use scientific knowledge ethically and responsibly. Furthermore, science isn't solely about progress; it's also about understanding the world around us and making informed decisions based on evidence. It involves critical thinking, skepticism, and a willingness to revise beliefs in light of new evidence. In summary, faith in science entails valuing the scientific method as a reliable way to understand the world and solve problems, while also recognizing the importance of ethical considerations in its application.
Also depends on the fracture. I fractured my wrist once and my cast was only halfy over my arm. So mine was able to be just removed like a norman bandage without a saw. And then the cast would come off after the badges.
Then keep in mind...an oscillating saw can still fuck you up and remove things like fingers and can still cut the shit outta you. Its just less likely to happen compared to most saws. Ive been doing construction for 35 years.... trust me when i say that ive seen some pretty bad injuries with an oscillating saw. Doctors will tell you not to move when they cut the casts off to remove them. Ive been in 3 casts in my 53 years of life....they wouldnt tell you dont move if it was risk free. Oh yeah... btw it doesnt matter what kind of saw is being used both medically or for construction... my advice is just dont be stupid with any saws no matter if they say they cant hurt you or not.
A great explanation. We're always told it doesnt cut the skin because it vibrates, but ive never heard it elaborated as to WHY that would allow it to not cut the skin.
It doesn't cut because if the cast is applied correctly with the right amount of undercast padding,the padding protects the skin. Yes, the cast saw does oscillate, but a cast should NEVER be removed with the blade being drawn along the cast like the video shows. The cast saw can cut when dragged, especially on fragile skin such as the elderly. It does also heat up due to the friction against the cast material. Thus, it can then, in turn, cause a friction burn on the patients skin. These saws must be used with the utmost respect and with the correct supervision and training by a casting technician or an orthopaedic practitioner. Anybody that informs the patient that the cast saw CANT CUT is inexperienced in using the saw. It shouldn't cut if used correctly.
I heard a story of someone talking about their experience with getting their cast cut off, they told the doctor how painful it felt and the burning smell but the doctor and their parents brushed it off. When they pulled the cast, they were greeted with a layer of their skin being torn , stuck to the cast After that story I tried m6 best to not get my bones broken
Precisely. The Oscillating tool works the same way. It vibrates at a rapid pace and is able to cut wood, metal, and etc. but won’t your skin. EDIT: I want to clarify myself since many people are seeing this comment. The oscillating tool will not cut your hands like a sawzall would for example. It won’t cut your hands unless you intentionally go out of your way to cut it or it comes into close contact with a part of your body where there is only bone under your skin and not much fat or muscle for the “blade” to hold on to - example: Elbow. With me saying oscillating tool won’t cut you, I am not endorsing people intentionally attempting to cut themselves, in fact, don’t do that- that’s stupid. The back and forth motion of the oscillating tool covers a very little distance. In contrast, Sawzall for example moves the blade a great distance in each direction and it has much sharper blades, so it WILL cut your skin without a shadow of doubt. Again, cutting the skin is very unlikely with the oscillating tool because the skin will follow the motion and grab onto the “blade”, like the video shows. Keep in mind- any tool can be hazardous if misproperly handled.
Because of the soft and stretchy nature of our skin tissue. The short oscillating movements are not enough to cut through the skin. The blade has a small amount of grip to the skin, but is just actually moving the skin part it touches a lil bit back and forward, so there is no cutting. Did I get it right?
@@Primetime65 I own an Oscillating tool. I have tried it few times. Instead of cutting your finger, it vibrates it if you press your finger hard enough against it. It does that because your skin will have a tight hold on at the tip of the tool.
I broke my left arm 5 times in the first 10 years of my life. The most painful part of getting the cast off is, weirdly enough, going back to living with a "naked" arm. You get so used to that slight weight permanently on your arm that it's strange when it first pops off and you have full control again.
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I would like to point out that I already knew this. I had to get a full leg cast removed and I was very afraid of the saw. And the doctor just looked at me, and put it on her forearm to show me it’s harmless 😅
It does! My doctor told me this and when I had my cast cut, they rewrapped it so I would have room for swelling and when I finally got both casts of 6 weeks later, I had a permanent scar that still occasionally burns.
My doctor did this to me when I was 7 and I screamed the whole time. Nobody believed it was actually cutting my skin until the cast actually came off and everyone felt terrible.
@@MoonlightKaylathey weren’t wrong when studies said that our education, literature, and knowledge is getting worse and simplified. We really have to slow down using the internet as a scapegoat and a school
They told me before the cut my cast that it wouldn’t cut through my skin and I said okay but it did. Then I told the doctor that it cut my skin and she told me nope it probably your scars from another time, the saw doesn’t cut skin. But my arms has 3 different cut spots it was bleeding from.😀
They need to tell kids who have broken a bone that the saw doesn’t actually hurt you. I remember when I was like 7 or 8 and broke my leg while skating, I felt anxious that the saw would hurt me while I was getting it removed.
That visual explanation was fantastic.
1.9k likes but no comments? Lemme fix that
@@animepals5685ok mate 😂😂😂
its crazy how the saw that doesnt cut people but cuts some of the hardest plaster off is using a vibrating motion if only we could apply more vibration and frequency techniques or applications into sum of these inventions or technologies
@@ShisuiDUchihaThis is so thoughtfully done. I'd love to know how the person that invented this saw was struck with this moment of inspiration. U know, the moment they 'saw the saw'🤭. Sorry, but I just couldn't resist. And yes, I'd like to see other examples of machines with this tech.
@@animepals5685Cheese & crackers. I wrote 1 sentence last week & its at 11k? Strangeness of the internet. Thanks for the comment. Made me come back.🙂
Massive respect to the person behind this invention
Over 70 years old and I never knew this. Very good invention....:))
@@Mr.HotRodyour 70?😅
@@DramaDashShorts Almost 71 but I now look like a young Jason Statham because last week I started using "A Touch Of grey" I probably could take him out if we ever got into a one on one. 🤣🤣🤣
I guess, a Biomedical Engineer.
@@DramaDashShortswhy is that a surprise atp
The first patient testing it was a true hero
would have been an animal mate
Or maybe a flesh, or an “elastic material”
Cadaver
For research purposes
@@TCM215 NOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Whoever invented this is a genius and a sweetheart
REAL
It does hurt cuz when I got my cast off my leg there was was a little sore mark and skin broke a bit
@@ZAHIDE_EDITS_88
Well then blame the cheesy Chinese brand that was used.
@@mauritube6416fr
no @@mauritube6416
I love how uncomfortably real the animation’s are on this channel
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@@STAP_gamesBlud wants attention so bad bruh💀
@@STAP_gamesyo balls are GONE
@@STAP_games ?
@@STAP_gamescan you tell better jokes? I didn’t pay RUclips premium for nothing I did t even laugh 😐
I usually explain to my patients how it works but now I can show them this video! Thanks
When I had my cast removed (40+ years ago) the doctor showed me how safe it was by touching his own skin with it.
@@mayorb3366same
Me with a cast on
The commenter isnt a doctor forsure.
@@locamiGI who are you am i talking to you?
Hats off to the guy who invented it... Such creativity, I could never-
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@@STAP_gamesya got no balls
@@STAP_games can you tell better jokes? I didn’t pay RUclips premium for nothing I did t even laugh
@@Galaxyboiiie someone commented "I thought it spun 💀" 'tistic ahh comments
But atleast you are willing to learn these stuff and enhance your knowledge unlike most of our population who r busy in listening idiotic taylor swift's songs...
As someone who has had multiple surgeries that required casts thank you for answering this question! I remember being worried about this when I was a kid.
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I would have been too, dont want a premature amputation because the doctor slipped
New fear unlocked: 'oops wrong saw'
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@@STAP_gamesI'm gonna take yo balls if ya don't shut up
I'm annoyed of these 'new fear unlocked' comments
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I'm not annoyed by these comments cause I'm not sensitive
True, it actually tickles
This comment tickled me 🤣🤣😭
Nah, every time it touched my skin it would burn and leave a small red mark
It the best feel I always looked forward to it and always was a nice sweet woman doing it or something a man who cracks it open like he been waiting all day to do it
@@trippy._.lamingtons8814I'm sorry I've had so many it always felt nice there is heat but not to the point in burned
Damn yall lucky when they cut mines. It made a long cut on my arm I still have the scar from it
I was 9 y/o when i had my hand plastered after a fracture; and when it was time to remove it, a medical staff approached me with this saw and i bawled my eyes out. He proceeded to comfort me by running the saw against his palm to show me it doesnt make you bleed and it doesnt hurt. I stopped crying and cautiously watched how the saw went through the plaster, but only "tickled" my skin. I remember being so fascinated and wondered how it was possible. Now i have the answer!
@@whotrynakillseth4137 I'm 26
@@whotrynakillseth4137 I'm 26
Me too I wanna know your age😮
yeah wish i knew that it wont hurt me as a kid. My dad had to leave for a bit when my turn came and i was like you are not touching my arm until my dad comes lol while i watched another kid's hand bleeding because he had a splinter inside lol
I'm 26 now :)
I was only 4 years old when the doctor cut into my leg cast with one of the older Spinning saws. Part way down the cast, blood spewed across the room, onto my mom who was watching, and all over the doctor who was attempting to remove my cast. My mom ended up victorious in the lawsuit. Years later I broke my arm very badly. Such a relief when the doctor demonstrated the safety of the newer cast saws by turning it on, and showing that it could not cut through his own skin.
Jesus fucking Christ
His facts are a life saver
Fr
Fr
You need to get a grip
Cast-Saw: I can't
is the skin in the room with us now?
@@mankyswan 🤦🏻♂️ bro
Me: You're lying through your teeth! 😤
@@mankyswan What? 😭
@@rangefromtblt4047
Teeth its hard ,so Cast saw can't cut skin or rubber.
I like the demonstrations and how clear you speak, so everybody can learn something new everyday.
Yeah but I think it's unreal engine
Then learn this... oscillating saw's can still fuck you up and remove fingers. Just an FYI.
@@duragonsithlord8569 Thanks for pointing the obvious, man. I had no idea
i like you too
No
Thank you for telling us more facts 🙏
The vibration cuts/breaks the cast but massages the skin... Interesting. Must be interesting creating one of the saws.
Speaking from experience, these things dont massage, they tickle
@@kaynor1260make bigger ones so that they massage... tickling is good too
@@kaynor1260I can confirm too
It tickles when they cut the cast ik bc i broke my arm 3 times😂
They copied the idea from a trimmer
The guy who did my right hand cast demonstrated this for me and explained that the blade was not rotating but just very rapidly going back and forth and touched it to his own finger as proof of how confident he was that it wouldn't cut me and that was actually really reassuring. Having a cast sawed off really isn't too big of a deal. Good video! 👍
Same with the lady who did my right leg cast! She showed me that it was okay by touching it on her hand because I was kinda nervous at first
i had my cast sawed and it cut right through my skin 😭
Yes me too I told him it hurts any proceed to explain it's can possibly hurt me. Well it heated up from the friction and burned me. so it hurts.😅
@@skizzrzwhen my brother had his cast put on they forgot to put something in there so when they cut it off it cut right through his skin all the way up his arm
It doesn’t cut you but it’s an uncomfortable tickle and it’s hot af
The cutting animation is sooo satisfying 😭😭
oi, put yourself together!! don't buy one hahaha
@@AgentVinwait wha? Lol
What the hell😮
Gonna give the inventor of this tool a massive high four! 🔥💯
As an Asian, I can confirm that in China we use chainsaws
你会吃狗吗
Soem y'all sensitive af
@@Star1ly.aah hell naw
BALLER!
@@Star1ly.asome places it’s illegal, other places I think in the mainland is legal. They aren’t eaten regularly, it’s more of a festival thing I think. China decreased the amount of dogs killed for food in festivals due to some backlash. Basically it’s just a stereotype, because even the Aztecs ate dogs but nobody spoke about it, because it happened on a smaller scale, even if the ratio of Aztecs who ate dogs was high. Basically, rarely. It’s just another stereotype
@@Star1ly.aAs someone from China, yes we eat dogs, bats, cats, rice, and humans.
I love how the animation feels so real !!!
Imagine being a blade with all ur blade friends ready to finally spin in circles but you instead start shaking
MEGA oops 😂
Just wait until you hear about saw breaks, when a table saw feels a slight electric current (like we have in our hands) they sense it and then stop, so imagine skating around with your blade friends and then you touch one thing and freeze
This is so random💀
@babycat7226 don't they basically explode and become unusable? I think I saw a video once. Pretty wild.
@@kangwakowa8370 Amen!
everybody gangsta when it starts spinning
You mean untill it start spinning 😅
I always thought doctors were extra careful
Same
This is way better than having a chance of it cutting your hand luckily
Not
Didn’t everyone 😭
Whoever invented this is genius
Yeah I actually have a broken wrist along with along with another bone fracture in my arm making the letter S
And I been in a hard cast but now I have 2 removal cast which means I can take it off and move my arm but I have a anglation
A anglation is when a cast shifts and your arm is bend a little still but it's healing over time
But it's like that when the saw touched my skin cutting my hard cast it tickled but it didn't hurt
thank you hahaha
These kind of creativity is why i still have faith in humanity
🤡
Faith in science and engineering
@@avarmaukDefinitely shouldn’t have faith in things inherently neutral like that. Science isn’t good or bad it is simply progress. Just have fun with whatever you want and don’t give it too much thought after
@@timdoe8895 While science itself may be neutral, the application of scientific principles can have significant ethical and moral implications. Faith in science is crucial because it represents a trust in the scientific method and the pursuit of knowledge based on evidence and reason.
Throughout history, we've seen the consequences of abandoning scientific principles or allowing pseudoscience to influence decision-making. Faith in science involves acknowledging its potential to improve human understanding, address societal challenges, and promote progress while also recognizing the responsibility to use scientific knowledge ethically and responsibly.
Furthermore, science isn't solely about progress; it's also about understanding the world around us and making informed decisions based on evidence. It involves critical thinking, skepticism, and a willingness to revise beliefs in light of new evidence.
In summary, faith in science entails valuing the scientific method as a reliable way to understand the world and solve problems, while also recognizing the importance of ethical considerations in its application.
The same creativity that created an atomic bomb
Thankfully zack made us lose a fear this time 🙏🙏🙏
I’ve never been in a cast but knowing it’s sawed off, I wondered about this. Glad to know how it’s done now!
It happend to me before
Also depends on the fracture. I fractured my wrist once and my cast was only halfy over my arm. So mine was able to be just removed like a norman bandage without a saw. And then the cast would come off after the badges.
Then keep in mind...an oscillating saw can still fuck you up and remove things like fingers and can still cut the shit outta you. Its just less likely to happen compared to most saws. Ive been doing construction for 35 years.... trust me when i say that ive seen some pretty bad injuries with an oscillating saw. Doctors will tell you not to move when they cut the casts off to remove them. Ive been in 3 casts in my 53 years of life....they wouldnt tell you dont move if it was risk free. Oh yeah... btw it doesnt matter what kind of saw is being used both medically or for construction... my advice is just dont be stupid with any saws no matter if they say they cant hurt you or not.
@paulnienaber445 yep I fractured my leg once same process on removing it
actual normal comment
His facts are never boring!!!!
STOP POSTING ABOUT BALLER
stop spamming you unoriginal bot
Npc
@@STAP_gamesno balls + no father
@@K_the_amazingstay mad
A great explanation. We're always told it doesnt cut the skin because it vibrates, but ive never heard it elaborated as to WHY that would allow it to not cut the skin.
self-explanatory, imho
@@kikosawa Yeah
@@kikosawa unless it goes for any vibrating sharp edges I wouldn’t have assumed it from there
as a person who broke her wrist 5 months ago, i can clarify this is true
Jesus loves ya all and He wants you to turn to Him and repent, it’s your choice if you want to or not.
I broke my elbow once and had to get surgery😂😭 had my cast for 1 month. The saw felt so good on my arm soothing it😍😂😂
My bones have been very silent since this vid dropped
Spooky scary skeletons 😏
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When I got my cast off the doc put it on my hand to see it wouldn't hurt
@@wjorgegoszcz7220 i remember when i broke my hand i thought the doctor were joking about using a saw but they actually did use it and it didn’t hurt
@@Orange28338 nicee
I’ve been in 4 casts, 2 for each arm, and was always scared to get the cast taken off because of the saw. This is a great explanation.
I’ve been in 2 and it was terrifying. This is much less scary.
Brittle bones!! Drink more milk!!
@@somepeoplecanthandlethetruth i broke both my arms (not at the same time) from falling. don't know if milk would fix that.
Blud what do u do for work 😂
OMG this video has answered the question I have been asking myself for years.
Same here.
Same 🙋♂️
Me too
im 19 and just figured this out
Likewise.
“now, you might think!” This MIGHT just be his favorite sentence
I used to have a broken arm and not gonna lie the cast saw feels nice when it touches your skin
when I had mine taken off it tickled
Dude yes, I've had 4 casts in my life and will randomly look up cast removal videos just to remember that feeling lol
Bro jumps from mountains on a daily basis@@JarOfKemical
Fuck no It feels weird as hell I say this as someone who has had 3 casts lol
Now I want a cast
This dude teaches me more than my science teacher
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@@STAP_gameswho TF is baller
@@BroGoTheIdiotroblox meme
@@STAP_games peeling face brain surgery animation
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Lets be honest, we all want this guy as our teacher.
Edit: mom I'm famous
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I agree tho
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@@STAP_games can you tell better jokes? I didn’t pay RUclips premium for nothing I did t even laugh
Let's be honest we all want a new comment other than this
This is actually really cool. Thank you! I love your informative videos.
The person who invented and introduced it to the industry surely had a big entrance to the room of demonstration.
Make a rainbow
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@@Mollyticos37 shiver me timbers
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@@Mollyticos37hell naw
@@Mollyticos37 WHAT THE FU-
Nurse here. Those blades can most definitely puncture skin if the person doesn’t know what they are doing
Absolutely. Such as the method shown in the video... So dangerous 🙈🙈🙈
bro shutup ur no godamn nurse😂🤦🏽♂️
True I have the scar on my arm to prove it
Woah! what happened during the procedure?@@shonisaninemathithi
The blade also gets very hot which does hurt.
bro the feeling after getting a cast removed is amazing!
I’m currently in a cast and I didn’t know they used knifes to cut them out. This explaination helped out a lot with the stress
This guy has answers to questions i never knew i had
You're a really strong person.
So are you fella
Stand proud
@@NobleLaikayou’re strong but nah I’d win
would you lose
@@Vizuru71bro got sliced in half like an among us character
It doesn't cut because if the cast is applied correctly with the right amount of undercast padding,the padding protects the skin. Yes, the cast saw does oscillate, but a cast should NEVER be removed with the blade being drawn along the cast like the video shows. The cast saw can cut when dragged, especially on fragile skin such as the elderly. It does also heat up due to the friction against the cast material. Thus, it can then, in turn, cause a friction burn on the patients skin. These saws must be used with the utmost respect and with the correct supervision and training by a casting technician or an orthopaedic practitioner. Anybody that informs the patient that the cast saw CANT CUT is inexperienced in using the saw. It shouldn't cut if used correctly.
I heard a story of someone talking about their experience with getting their cast cut off, they told the doctor how painful it felt and the burning smell but the doctor and their parents brushed it off. When they pulled the cast, they were greeted with a layer of their skin being torn , stuck to the cast
After that story I tried m6 best to not get my bones broken
Still I fuckin scared about this shit!!
I learn alot from Zack and his graphic concepts!😊
Precisely. The Oscillating tool works the same way. It vibrates at a rapid pace and is able to cut wood, metal, and etc. but won’t your skin.
EDIT: I want to clarify myself since many people are seeing this comment.
The oscillating tool will not cut your hands like a sawzall would for example. It won’t cut your hands unless you intentionally go out of your way to cut it or it comes into close contact with a part of your body where there is only bone under your skin and not much fat or muscle for the “blade” to hold on to - example: Elbow.
With me saying oscillating tool won’t cut you, I am not endorsing people intentionally attempting to cut themselves, in fact, don’t do that- that’s stupid.
The back and forth motion of the oscillating tool covers a very little distance. In contrast, Sawzall for example moves the blade a great distance in each direction and it has much sharper blades, so it WILL cut your skin without a shadow of doubt.
Again, cutting the skin is very unlikely with the oscillating tool because the skin will follow the motion and grab onto the “blade”, like the video shows.
Keep in mind- any tool can be hazardous if misproperly handled.
Because of the soft and stretchy nature of our skin tissue. The short oscillating movements are not enough to cut through the skin. The blade has a small amount of grip to the skin, but is just actually moving the skin part it touches a lil bit back and forward, so there is no cutting.
Did I get it right?
Yes. Try it
@@sixgunantoine7359 Winner Winner Chicken Dinner 4U......👍
@@Primetime65 I own an Oscillating tool. I have tried it few times. Instead of cutting your finger, it vibrates it if you press your finger hard enough against it. It does that because your skin will have a tight hold on at the tip of the tool.
really? the "oscillating tool" goes back and forth? did you figure that one out on your own?
Your animations are getting really real. ❤
and uncomfortable hahaha
Bro thinks is his💀🙏🔥
Everything is fun and games until the blade makes a 360 turn 💀
FR💀
Nah that never happen. I worked in hospital and particularly OR. Never in my working life what u thought happen
Does your hair clipper cut you? But it cuts hair right?
@@Ahoto_papa_bi man where did u put ur common sense? 🤦🤦🤣🤣
Dude.. it may have magnetic principle not the rotatory motor.. so no worry...
Amazing invention ❤
Doctor: "it goes to slow, let me turn on the rotate mode"
Those saws feel like heaven when they touch the skin during a cast removal
@sxnflower195 I can give you a bigger massage if you want 😉
I always thought that doctors had to be careful when cutting to not go in too deep.
whoa!! what does heaven feel like
Yes, still remember the feeling.
i remember getting it off, and feeling the fresh cold air of the hospital, and realizing how much smaller my arm became lol!
I broke my left arm 5 times in the first 10 years of my life. The most painful part of getting the cast off is, weirdly enough, going back to living with a "naked" arm. You get so used to that slight weight permanently on your arm that it's strange when it first pops off and you have full control again.
I'm 70 I never broke a bone in my life
I think you might need a new hobby 😂
The arm feels so vulnerable when it comes of
@@LimitingAbyss1 his hobby is wearing casts though...
I remember someone on Reddit saying "it actually tickles"
"Can't get a grip" isn't a great way to say it. They grip fine, but the teeth don't move far enough to overcome the stretch of the skin
Yes
Wow. Great explanation
so what if someone has very low body fat?
@@masterv1be815Torn open immediately.
Relatable !!
Hats off to the inventors🙌
I want this guy to be my teacher fr fr!
Bro literally said "fr fr!"
@@Jack-kz4nb💀
@@Jack-kz4nb and?
Fr fr! On god gang, free melly! 🤓 headass
@@suprhero55exactly what i ws thinkin bro
“Jiggles around” would sound better 💀
Anyways, here a brownie recipe.
Ingredients:
- 1 cup unsalted butter
- 2 cups granulated sugar
- 4 large eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup cocoa powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup chopped nuts or chocolate chips (optional)
Instructions:
1. Preheat oven to 350ºF (175°C) and grease a baking pan.
2. Melt 1 cup butter, mix with 2 cups sugar.
3. Add 4 eggs and 1 tsp vanilla; mix well.
4. Sift in 1/2 cup flour, 1/2 cup cocoa, and 1/4 tsp salt; stir.
5. Optional: add 1 cup nuts or chocolate chips.
6. Pour into the pan, bake for 25-30 mins.
7. Cool completely, cut into squares, and enjoy your brownies!
Ooohhh…. Once i get my will to snack back… i am IN!
😂 so random bt so needed😅
@AngelicAuraX that was 3 months ago 💀💀
Zach is the reason why I don’t have any shower thoughts anymore 💀😂
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Imagine seeing this after the Saw movie🗿🗿🗿
I was wondering about this for years since I constantly had to get back braces for 2 years before my scoliosis needed correction surgery
Imagine the doctor is cutting off your cast and halfway through says “oops, wrong saw”
Nah bro this sent a shiver down my spine💀
STOP POSTING ABOUT BALLER
STOP
I swear i was the 31st like and now there's 36
I’d sue them
The brilliant guy who made it deserves acknowledgement Homer H.Stryker, yes, I googled it. He was an orthopedic physician.
Ngl the cast saw feels so good when you have had a cast on for a while
really? is this really true?
@@AgentVin for me it is
@@sarapullen3096 can you describe it yhe feeling? Is it like having a massage or something?
@@AgentVin it's basically like a massage and it vibrates
NAHH MINE BURNED AS FU-
Whoever created that is a genius!
Zach can replace any science teacher.
overused
Unoriginal. Can people just come up with something original fgs I'm losing it with these comments. It's everyday bro (no pun intended)
Momments before STAP invades the section
@@TibialPlaceare you seriously trying to find good, original jokes in a RUclips comment section? Beggars can’t be choosers.
@@Arballstaand that fan of Lyina.. what is hers name??
I’ve never had a hard cast but I always thought this looked scary
Quite clever ingenuity with the saw
The tool is called an oscillator if anyone is wondering or a varient. It's great for woodworking on small projects.
I swear i learn more from this guys channel than i do in school 😅
(Strict teachers would like to know your location)
"Alright, time to saw the cast off!"
" Whoops, wrong saw!"
😂😂
Also that cost you 800 dollars to get your skin stitched
@@Yolofolkwait what?!
😂
@@Memedoggo04 it’s an American health care joke
I subscribed to you for that one👍
also because getting a cast cut off is literally one of the best feelings
Fcfghhyffggg🙄🫣
That was so interesting and important information. Thank you so much.
i’ve always needed to know this. the cast cutting videos always stress a brother out.
I have scars on my skin from a Dr cutting my cast off when I was a kid. Maybe this is new technology lmao
Props to the inventor 🙌🏾
I would like to point out that I already knew this. I had to get a full leg cast removed and I was very afraid of the saw. And the doctor just looked at me, and put it on her forearm to show me it’s harmless 😅
Even if the doctors explained to me that the saw is not dangerous to my arm, I would still refuse to be used on me.😂😂
He cured all of our shower thoughts
Yes’ bc I always feel anxious when watching videos abt this 😂 it all makes more sense now
It does! My doctor told me this and when I had my cast cut, they rewrapped it so I would have room for swelling and when I finally got both casts of 6 weeks later, I had a permanent scar that still occasionally burns.
I still have my scars to this day
Skill Issue Bozo
My doctor did this to me when I was 7 and I screamed the whole time. Nobody believed it was actually cutting my skin until the cast actually came off and everyone felt terrible.
I still have my scar too from 2 years ago
Zack actualy being real for once
Fun fact: casts are itchy af and that saw feels soooooooo good on skin that hasn't been scratched in 6 weeks.
I've learned so much from this guy
hahah time to binge watch
I wish my school teach every subject like this to understand
my brain thinking how much it would tickle me😅
A lot so much it will make you white and you will get out as white😳🫣
my ink ran out of pen
@@RAULGAMEE1236my out ink of ran pen
@@RAULGAMEE1236my led ran out of pencil
Rare footage of Zack not saying "Have you ever wondered why"
It’s not rare anymore. These comments are getting annoying!
@@MoonlightKaylathey weren’t wrong when studies said that our education, literature, and knowledge is getting worse and simplified. We really have to slow down using the internet as a scapegoat and a school
This bro make so many good and interesting videos its fabulous 😊
The cast saw actually cut through into my skin and hurt me and I still have scars till this day from the cast saw. It’s been 5 years!
Dont lie it wont happen
@@rexportes4298 I’m not lieing, what you mean bruh?
They told me before the cut my cast that it wouldn’t cut through my skin and I said okay but it did. Then I told the doctor that it cut my skin and she told me nope it probably your scars from another time, the saw doesn’t cut skin. But my arms has 3 different cut spots it was bleeding from.😀
@@Munchkin_13then ur the blessed one bcz ur 1 in 100 to have a cut😮😅😅
@@vrushabhjain7141 😂Definitely!
This is cannonically how the minecraft stonecutter works
Whoever invented this medical device like many others is a genius
THANK YOU!!!!! I just got casts removes 3 days ago and I was so confused how this worked
The cast saw is a remarkable piece of tech tbh
Mom: become a doctor😊
Dad: become a teacher😃
Bro: become a youtuber, bro😎
Zack:
Bro can explain better things than my teachers or parents can
Frrr
Person above me is a ret@rd who watches taylor swift
npc
Go away bot
@@AbdEl-Rahman555 Ur a bot
It has been a daily routine to watch his RUclips shorts
npc
They need to tell kids who have broken a bone that the saw doesn’t actually hurt you. I remember when I was like 7 or 8 and broke my leg while skating, I felt anxious that the saw would hurt me while I was getting it removed.
Same! But i broke my arms fist one and when that lne was healed... the otherone and I always feared the saw the most because I tought it would cut me.
Robber breaks into a hospital
"THE DOCTOR WITH THE CASTSAW🗿"
"The robber who watched zacks video"🗿🗿