you'd also need indian air to re-inflate them. air from other parts of the world won't work, as indian air has lots of dust and sand mixed with it which helps with the inflation by putting up more solid inner pressure.
I honestly don't understand why RUclips recommends a video about the strength of anvils. It's probably the most absurd recommendation. But I watched it.😁
@mikepaulson3631 It could also be an advisory for metal strength and simple metal breaking characteristics for a someone who is setting up shop and don't have a whole lot of money for the startup investigation in finding appliances and tools for that shop. Other than that, I aggree. It is pure US propaganda. Anybody else who noticed how a European anvil was conspicuously left out? He couldn't risk showing a non US winner because it would undermine his attempt at showing US made things at the very top.
@annamcjunkins You will find anvils in every blacksmiths workshop. You use it as the surface on which you hammer out pieces of iron or steel to get them into the proper shape and size. The manual human version of a steel pressing tool. If you have seen a western movie where a blacksmith is hammering out a horseshoe, he is doing it on an anvil.
That anvil is probably made in my grandfather’s generation back when people had pride in what they did other than just making money. People did things in the past to make America great and everything that they did diversity has destroyed this country.
[John calls his foster parents, the T-1000 answers the phone] "Heloo is sexy bbe girl?? U have beautiful bobs?? Wy you not say reply? I want kiss ur beautiful bich pusy." [Arnold] "Your foster parents are dead."
"Do not repeat at home" Yeah like the average person has a bunch of anvils and a hydraulic press just lying around Edit: Damn didn't expect this comment from 9 months ago to kick off. Thanks everybody
@BiranchiSubudhi There's something next level crazy about the idea of the creator just intentionally making Indian anvil weaker to make fun of India for some reason, through a Google search the reason could be it's cheaper to produce weaker anvils so right off the get go Google would love to defend India but unintentionally called them broke
Truely. Some things I never thought I was interested in. There’s a guy that eats really old military MREs and reviews them. There are episodes on the civil war and WW1 mres that he tries to it’s interesting af.
When you applied pressure on the Russian and American anvils I was actually afraid for the hydraulic press...I thought it was going to die right in front of our eyes 😄😄😄
Honestly just looking at Indias I knew it would perform the worst... but I didn't expect it to be THAT bad. I mean holy shit the nail just went straight in
Yep, it'd be good to spend the same amount of money for all the countries next time. I can buy a US cast iron piece of metal and an indian forged steel and get the opposite result any day.
OperationPopeye I get you’re delusional, but anvils shouldn’t squish at all, it breaking shows it’s a harder material than the Indian one and better in every way
:))). you didn't need to because the main contender, the red Russian anvil was out of a kids' toy toolset, the "Young technician". It came in a plywood box together with multiple other cool tools back in the days of the USSR.
@pro05 спорный момент, учитывая толщину рабочей части у американки, всё равно что сравнивать бойцов из разных весовых категорий. у маленькой наковальни нет цели выдерживать по 100 тонн нагрузки
In those days, the US knew how to make things that last forever. A relic of a bygone era. By the way, the Russian anvil was actually made in my city around the 70s of the last century, that is, back in the USSR.
Yup, it's actually forged as you can see from the failure mode. Today 99.99% of anvils and even vices are made out of cast iron/steal/whatever pot metal India used, some use good cast steel like the Russian anvil, but it's never going to be as good as a forged part. It's especially infuriating when it comes to vices as they are under tension a lot more than anvils, and cast iron/steel is pretty brittle under tension, so as soon as you start whacking hard on something in a vice, your vice breaks, unless you got an old vice that was made well by forging the parts.
If the USA stops playing socialism and financing the socialist experiment around the world, that in 200 years Russia will have a chance to overtake the competition or disappear into oblivion with all socialistic regimes.
Russian one slightly softer but by a marginal amount. It’s scratched more. That’s about it lol. Good old American steel. It may not look pretty but it’s more reliable than your ex when it’s the time of month to send them child support XD
@biswajitjana9847 You're Indian so your opinion is highly biased. Anytime someone says anything about anything Indian online yall come out the woodwork to defend India or anything Indian no matter facts or logic so those of us who know just laugh.
This is what the internet is for. Random dude owns a mega hydraulic press, likes to crush cool stuff and decided to produce free videos for all the world to enjoy.
that reminds me of the guy in a college dormitory who had to go back home for summer but found 6 free microwave ovens and started a youtube show "is it a good idea to microwave this" , we totally need more Random people who likes to have fun and have some spare time and share it with others on cool ideas.
in India many Goldsmith's prefer soft iron anvil to make gold jewelry(softer metals). It's bends like butter cos it's pure iron.. While others are Cast iron. Cast iron Anvil are also available but they use it for harder metals and industrial use not by goldsmiths...
The Chinese one only broke because of the narrow base. I imagine they didn't know someone would apply 70 tons of pressure on it. Otherwise im willing to bet the Chinese anvil was probably the better product. And cheapest.
@rocknroller77im not Chinese but ok lol Also, saying someone is ccp doesn't quite have the same effect nowadays... seems like they're somehow doing better than the rest of the world on ALL things including human rights. You enjoying your "freedom" much? 😂😂
I have a red Russian anvil exactly like this. I have had it since I was a child. It was part of a tool kit called "Young Technician." My parents gave me this kit around 1981 or 1982.
@justins3810 I kept this anvil as a souvenir. Sometimes I use it to blunt small nails. In order to prevent wooden planks from cracking when hammering nails, it is recommended to blunt the nail tip. In such situations, a small, lightweight anvil is always convenient to carry with you.
@vladislav-qv I always just drill a pilot hole to prevent the wood from splitting. You blunt the tip of nail to prevent the wood spitting? Never heard of that before
Lets say I need an anvil to bash copper or brass. India anvil will cost 1.99cents US anvil will cost +$50. I am choosing from India or China. It is my right to choose what I do with it.(most times lose it)
This russian anvil is from 1986 ussr tool set for kids named 'young technician'. It was in a wooden blue box with handle. Quite heavy for kid. There were a little hammer, hacksaw, vise, chisel, pliers. All was designed for kid hand and arranged well in box with manual to teach kid how to use these tools properly. Not for real works for adults. BTW the CHIZ (ЧИЗ) factory is still operating nowadays.
@georgefalcon14I have a fact for you. In Spanish, avocado is called 'aguacate' and this word has its root in the nahuatl language (Aztec empire) 'ahuacatl', meaning testicle. 🧐🥑
Russia and the USA: wouldn’t it be funny if this thing can tank a 100 ton hydraulic press lol China: cost effective and reasonably strong India: we should make an anvil out of wax
@tristanschmidt1239 case hardened at most , its still pot metal and wouldn't actually work as it would take dents on the surface or explode the first time you miss the hot metal and hot the face
@tristanschmidt1239 China one broke because of the design. USA has most monolith design with no stilizing. Pure hardness. Russians has same hardness in steel but designed it with bit of stiling and India used poorest steel probably around 70, 80% iron... Maybe even less considering that nail test I would say 50/50
ЧИЗ - Челябинский инструментальный завод. Был основан в годы войны на базе эвакуированного из Ленинграда завода Калибр. Наковаленка из ролика входила в набор "Юный техник". Отличный результат для детской игрушки!
@Bubblegum_Bricks Понимаю, что у каждого своя точка зрения, но стоит помнить, что люди разные. Они могут отличаться от вас, но это не значит, что они плохие 🤝
Это именно что не детская игрушка. Маленький инструмент, сделанный по ГОСТу, сталь 45Л, закалка поверхности ТВЧ вроде. Просто продавали в наборах ЮТ в розницу. Но не только.
@llamacebu216 India is still incredibly rich in natural resources, with vast reserves of minerals like coal, iron ore, bauxite, and manganese that fuel modern industries and economies. They’re one of the world’s largest producers of coal, iron ore, and even have rare earth minerals that are key to modern technology. Their mining sector is thriving, and they continue to export minerals globally while also focusing on sustainable development. So, the idea that India has been "depleted" doesn’t hold up, their resources are a huge part of their growth story today!
The funny thing is that after flattening all the anvils, the main battle tanks of their countries turned into. Russian in T-34, American in Sherman, Indian.. into an elephant.
People would pay a premium to get an anvil like the American one. When I bought my 19 54 vintage house there was a vice already installed on a workbench in the garage that the previous owners left there. I've lived here 30 years now. Anyhow I feel lucky to have inherited an old vice.
@Искреминитель старый миф... тут на другом канале пару недель назад видел, что в сша на заводах до сих пор работают советские чпу станки из 80х, по легенде их добывали через третьи страны в обход санкций, обычно через канаду...
@dr.floridamanphdactually china can make very good quality stuff if you ask them to. Their own Chinese company's make things for affordability, but if you started a company and wanted some laser watchers making for example you can ask for quality or plain cheap.
Yup just pandering to American nationalists US anvil model 3x as thick neck and 2x shorter, try a similar design and I bet it'd snap way before the Chinese one
@hvyarms44😂😂😂 its a very simple thing to make the neck fat, why not dare compare a same design between US and China? Everything is a conspiracy to you as you apparently think making a more squat anvil is some unique American design 😂😂
- Excuse me, I'm looking for an indian anvil
- In the dairy section
- Thank you
Ghee anvil
lol
Thank you, please come again
indian one had no hardness LOL
The Indian made one is likely 80%+ lead.
Those anvils looked huge until they were shown with hands 😅
Jesus loves you
@the_boogey_man0you can't fool me, imposter!
Just big hands
ikr 🤣
@the_boogey_man0 Correct. Jesus loved me in the shower when I was sent to prison.
India is selling a brick of butter disguised as an anvil.
Wax..😂
India anvil must be lead
Yeah that anvil ain't steel or iron
LOL!!!
true
В сплав индийской наковальни было добавлено слишком много карри и куркумы.
The latest Indian anvils come with a hand pump so you can inflate them again.
Sold separately I’d bet too 😂
😂
😂😂😂
you'd also need indian air to re-inflate them. air from other parts of the world won't work, as indian air has lots of dust and sand mixed with it which helps with the inflation by putting up more solid inner pressure.
Hahahahaha Oh yes :)
Love the fact that you can nail your Indian anvil to the bench to stop it moving around.......bonus point.
😄
And when you hit it with a hammer it changes size and shape like shooting at the moon in vice city
@robwhite6395 that's some great imagery right there lol
I would say it's more an integrated theft protection. ;-)
lmao
India spearheading innovation with the first room temperature liquid anvil
@Kevin-j8o7w I have an old homemade one made from out of a foot or so of railroad track.
india couldnt send their people to the moon. only russia and usa could, so they came up with this anvil instead
None of you have seen an original Indian anvil
😂😂
This is not real
As someone who has never even touched an anvil, I never knew I could hate a silly putty anvil.
The paint on the Indian anvil contributed about 50% of the strength.
😂😂
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂🤣
𝚆𝚑𝚊𝚝 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣?
If you run out of butter you can spread the Indian anvil on your toast.
😂😂
🤣
😍
I am from India and I approve this message
😂
India: I cannot believe it’s not butter! 😂
😂😂😂😂 That made my day …. I miss the 90’s sometimes 😂😂😂
Same thing popped in my mind
Ghee. I can’t believe it’s not ghee.
What's sad is the United States anvil is probably over 30-40 years old minimum.
Скорей всего больше, если судить по ржавчине.
Зато она так то лучше всех выдержала, ей конкурецию ток Российска составляла, и то в конце Российская проявила себя чуть хуже
They had to get an old one from back when we used 1st rate materials. Newer stuff is mostly made of imported Chinese trash because it's cheaper.
@mrmagnet5293 У российской другое сечение. Обратите внимание на середину.
Still both Russia and the US did a good job. Just proves anything from China or India is trash
India nail test made me laugh so hard 😂😂😂
i bet you dont even need the press to get it in lmao
Hey... at least you can nail some better steel on top of it so... I see it as win! 😂
Not sure how hard you should be laughing considering they build their own nuclear power plants as well. 🤣
🤣🤣
like it's made of chewing gum :D
Terminator music to use a hydraulic press is the perfect soundtrack.
And liquid terminator in form of anvil.
Tadam tam dadam. Tadam tam dadam. Toorooroo
Da dam Dan Dan da dam! Da Dam dan dan da dam!
Agreed! The music was perfect!
You mean terminator 1st climax scene 😂
In an Indian press, he would've been back.
I guess we need to start the video with a disclaimer what an anvil is for and what makes a successful product
Me: "Chinese anvil will definately be last place"
India: "Allow me to introduce myself"
Chinese anvil was the worst though.
@UJ00UJtbh Indian is the worst among all. Nail test more important for an anvil since you're not gonna use 100 tons force on it during craft.
I think China was the worst because it broke, it was the most unreliable at the end of the day. But, yeah, you don't want to buy indian either
Do you know why every anvil is new except the US one? Because the new ones are made in China also😂
@UJ00UJ
Not in this video, India anvil got penetrated by nail and got crushed with less force than Chinese anvil.
Growing up on the Looney Toons, one thing you never expect to see in your life, is AN ANVIL GETTING FLATTENED 😂
Someone should dm Wile
🤣
Yup. Tha... th... that's all folks!
I also grew up watching Looney Toons and the anvils made me think of it immediately 😂
So Arthur pulled Excalibur from an Indian anvil that looked like a rock?
Yeah they left the anvil out in the sun and it melted
Stop it! This comment is diobolical 😂
I love it!!!! 😂
Arthur was a genius he knew he knew but no one else knew
It's a Mandela affect, but Arthur actually did pull the sword from an anvil, in the movie at least. Look it up if you don't believe me.
I thought the nail test was stupid until I saw what it did to India’s.
I honestly don't understand why RUclips recommends a video about the strength of anvils. It's probably the most absurd recommendation. But I watched it.😁
yea, the most absurd propaganda video
*strenght of mini-anvils w terminator soundtrack
@mikepaulson3631 It could also be an advisory for metal strength and simple metal breaking characteristics for a someone who is setting up shop and don't have a whole lot of money for the startup investigation in finding appliances and tools for that shop.
Other than that, I aggree. It is pure US propaganda. Anybody else who noticed how a European anvil was conspicuously left out? He couldn't risk showing a non US winner because it would undermine his attempt at showing US made things at the very top.
Right! I’m watching it and don’t even know what an anvil is!!! I’m in comments trying to figure it out
@annamcjunkins You will find anvils in every blacksmiths workshop. You use it as the surface on which you hammer out pieces of iron or steel to get them into the proper shape and size. The manual human version of a steel pressing tool. If you have seen a western movie where a blacksmith is hammering out a horseshoe, he is doing it on an anvil.
I've had stale bread that's harder than the Indian anvil.
No, you don't.
@johnroberts3824
nobody had it.
i have aluminum knife, which cut any bread, but not withstand any soft steel.
Indias metal really isn't bad when flattened it has a good appearance it just has to be further processed to increase its purity.
@iridios6127 No, you don't
Aaah, I love Croutons. Time to make a salad! 😋🥗
I've never been more proud of a small anvil before in my life!
I feel dissapointed 😂. Even our blacksmiths have much stronger one than sold in US market 😂
@BolBaachanhow do you know?
That anvil is probably made in my grandfather’s generation back when people had pride in what they did other than just making money. People did things in the past to make America great and everything that they did diversity has destroyed this country.
@BolBaachan This was obvious propaganda. That USA anvil was not a modern one which breaks much easier.
I honestly think the India anvil was made of aluminum
My teeth suddenly hurt after watching
The Indian anvil would probably melt if left out in the sun.
Indian egos as well
of course, it's a brick of painted butter
@jorsik1449 butter mixed with cow dung
Sdop make joke aboud our gread manufacdure !
@Spacemonkeymojo wuth accents of wine made up of waterr 😂
CHINA - we make tools from the cheapest materials possible
INDIA - hold my beer
Lmao 🤣
😂😂😂😂
"Hold my marshmallow"
india : hold my bowl of cow shit
Hold my butter 🧈 😂😂
Теперь понятно из какого металла сделали жидкого терминатора, из индийского.
This was worth translating 🤣
😂😂😂
So glad I translated this comment. That's fucking hilarious, bro LOL!
[John calls his foster parents, the T-1000 answers the phone]
"Heloo is sexy bbe girl?? U have beautiful bobs?? Wy you not say reply? I want kiss ur beautiful bich pusy."
[Arnold]
"Your foster parents are dead."
😂
"Do not repeat at home"
Yeah like the average person has a bunch of anvils and a hydraulic press just lying around
Edit: Damn didn't expect this comment from 9 months ago to kick off. Thanks everybody
You never know
I got a hydraulic press, but it aint 300 ton
Yeah, but that Indian unit look like it would fail by driving over it.
I just assumed they were being sarcastic! Maybe not though.
Fair point 😅
What century is the US anvil from?
I laughed when the nail kept going into the anvil from India!
Are you out of your mind? The video creator knowingly made that indian product with aluminium to blame.
@BiranchiSubudhi
There's something next level crazy about the idea of the creator just intentionally making Indian anvil weaker to make fun of India for some reason, through a Google search the reason could be it's cheaper to produce weaker anvils so right off the get go Google would love to defend India but unintentionally called them broke
@BiranchiSubudhiyes exactly
@BiranchiSubudhiStreet pooper SEETHING
Просто в Индии другие законы физики.🤗✨
I think the main lesson here is it is amazing what people (including me) will watch on RUclips.
...and the friends we made along the way...
Truely. Some things I never thought I was interested in. There’s a guy that eats really old military MREs and reviews them. There are episodes on the civil war and WW1 mres that he tries to it’s interesting af.
Hilarious, I was thinking the same thing loool.
LOL!
Probably the most interesting and funny thing I've watched in a week. Lol.
You should buy a Chinese or Indian hydraulic press. This way you avoid all those problems.
Best comment yet! 👏🏻
Lol
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Goed idee ! Rotzooi.
Горжусь Челябинским инструментальным заводом❤ (Россия). Эмблему не перепутать.
When you applied pressure on the Russian and American anvils I was actually afraid for the hydraulic press...I thought it was going to die right in front of our eyes 😄😄😄
Plot twist : on closer inspection when flipping over the american anvil we noticed a "made in china" mark.
@piggywahwah 😄😄😄
Russian-made crap is barely better than indian
@piggywahwahthe same with russian
Did you see the 500 ton hydrolic press part?
Honestly just looking at Indias I knew it would perform the worst... but I didn't expect it to be THAT bad. I mean holy shit the nail just went straight in
THIS SUPERNATURAL RACISM WILL CREATE A BLACK HOLE OF SO MUCH FAKE NEWS COLONIZATION BROUGHT HOW TO END CANNIBALISM AAAAAAA
i actually thought that would happen, but i was surprised that i was right. Its india of course its gonna be low quality trash
😂😂😂
Yep, it'd be good to spend the same amount of money for all the countries next time. I can buy a US cast iron piece of metal and an indian forged steel and get the opposite result any day.
Bro ....come to India and see the REAL METAL ...what are seeing I don't know where this metal he actually purchased from😂
Not strictly a fair comparison. The one from India was clearly a cake decoration made out of marzipan
OperationPopeye I get you’re delusional, but anvils shouldn’t squish at all, it breaking shows it’s a harder material than the Indian one and better in every way
I didn't know they made anvils so small.😆
When he started india's anvil on the 500 ton press. I said that's going to be a pancake. I wasn't too far off.
Genuinely thought it was going to squirt out the sides like plasticine
Maple syrup
@CarpeDiamCoramDao That would be Canadian Anvils Lol
Putty.
I could probably probably bend it with my bare hands
Had me cheering on the U.S. anvil like I was watching the Olympics
More likely the US one is made in China
:))). you didn't need to because the main contender, the red Russian anvil was out of a kids' toy toolset, the "Young technician".
It came in a plywood box together with multiple other cool tools back in the days of the USSR.
So American 🤣
😂 твои ожидания оправдались)) действительно из США было лучшим
@pro05 спорный момент, учитывая толщину рабочей части у американки, всё равно что сравнивать бойцов из разных весовых категорий. у маленькой наковальни нет цели выдерживать по 100 тонн нагрузки
The USA anvil looked like a 1950's survivor. They don't make them like that anymore.
planlı eskitme !
Old American tools are coveted. Most manufacturing went to China.
In those days, the US knew how to make things that last forever. A relic of a bygone era. By the way, the Russian anvil was actually made in my city around the 70s of the last century, that is, back in the USSR.
Yup, it's actually forged as you can see from the failure mode. Today 99.99% of anvils and even vices are made out of cast iron/steal/whatever pot metal India used, some use good cast steel like the Russian anvil, but it's never going to be as good as a forged part.
It's especially infuriating when it comes to vices as they are under tension a lot more than anvils, and cast iron/steel is pretty brittle under tension, so as soon as you start whacking hard on something in a vice, your vice breaks, unless you got an old vice that was made well by forging the parts.
Fuck you they don't. You clearly haven't heard of Emerson made in Bossier City LA or done very much research.
Am I supposed to understand that my butter in the fridge is an indian anvil?
Short Answer - "Yes." 😒
It always ends up with Russia vs USA. I guess it's inevitable at this point lmao.
If the USA stops playing socialism and financing the socialist experiment around the world, that in 200 years Russia will have a chance to overtake the competition or disappear into oblivion with all socialistic regimes.
Russian one slightly softer but by a marginal amount. It’s scratched more. That’s about it lol. Good old American steel. It may not look pretty but it’s more reliable than your ex when it’s the time of month to send them child support XD
@M3T4-L13 good old american steel is probably russian too
@alexanderlolamax5144
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Located in Braddock, Pennsylvania 1876
So no, not Russian, very American still
@M3T4-L13could be using imported steel
5:18 Indian anvil: “I have a very baaaad feeling about this!”
American Anvil: boy you always have a bad feeling about something!
It was made with Krishna's favourite ingredient: butter!
American anvil after the tests: "Let me know when you're ready to start."
Thats a vintage anvil, should of used a modern anvil or a soviet era russian anvil to make it fair.
@SuperG3XGood luck, we don't make things anymore 🫠
But yes, vintage for all would be cool to see
MERCA!lol “OH MY GOODNESS!”(Indian accent)
@SuperG3X being American made meant something once
@ricki37 are you a Russian or an American? Cuz I am a russian and we don't make things anymore either
The test would be relevant if all envils would have THE EXACT SAME SHAPE
America's turns from an Anvil into a Tank whilst India's went from an Anvil into Marshmallow.
That's not indian
@biswajitjana9847how do you know exactly? You know every brand of anvils being sold in india???
And with a Chinese Anvils after 60 tons you get two anvils for the price of one!
@biswajitjana9847😂
@biswajitjana9847 You're Indian so your opinion is highly biased. Anytime someone says anything about anything Indian online yall come out the woodwork to defend India or anything Indian no matter facts or logic so those of us who know just laugh.
This is what the internet is for. Random dude owns a mega hydraulic press, likes to crush cool stuff and decided to produce free videos for all the world to enjoy.
As far as hydraulic presses go they are not that big.
Not free. Your time is the cost. The producer made money off your time. Not free.
free with ads
that reminds me of the guy in a college dormitory who had to go back home for summer but found 6 free microwave ovens and started a youtube show "is it a good idea to microwave this" , we totally need more Random people who likes to have fun and have some spare time and share it with others on cool ideas.
Индийскую наковальню можно использовать как подушку-продавится по форме головы за пару ночей)
Особенно, если сверху индийской кувалдой пару раз плескануть )
Ils ont dû prendre de la pâte à modeler pour la fabriquer.
Она просто из магазина приколов
面白いコメント
Индусы нашли тот горн в котором расстворили жидкого терминатора
I have a hydraulic press all set up in my living room though. I can't try at home?
Первый раз в жизни я переживал и болел за наковальню😂😂
Lol same.
No kidding...It's actually more intense than watching some Olympic events!
Российскую?
за чью болел?))) я за русскую, но как обычно, америка первая....кроме ледоколов, даже трамп грустит по поводу этого)))
You and me both lol
Most people: "Ugh. 'Made in China'. Cheap garbage."
China: "Ugh. 'Made in India.' Cheap garbage."
in India many Goldsmith's prefer soft iron anvil to make gold jewelry(softer metals). It's bends like butter cos it's pure iron.. While others are Cast iron. Cast iron Anvil are also available but they use it for harder metals and industrial use not by goldsmiths...
Uhh
The Chinese one only broke because of the narrow base. I imagine they didn't know someone would apply 70 tons of pressure on it.
Otherwise im willing to bet the Chinese anvil was probably the better product. And cheapest.
@ChristianC-gy1ymok CCP
@rocknroller77im not Chinese but ok lol
Also, saying someone is ccp doesn't quite have the same effect nowadays... seems like they're somehow doing better than the rest of the world on ALL things including human rights. You enjoying your "freedom" much? 😂😂
You telling me Indian Street Food is harder than their Anvils?
Damn 😂
Get your head out of online gutter most of it is propoganda
That’s not an anvil that’s just what they $hit.
@ajtay9534 on your face ?
Yes
Теперь я всецело поняло, что такое патриотизм. Это когда сидишь и болеешь за наковальню в рандомном видео на ютюбе 🦦
I have a red Russian anvil exactly like this. I have had it since I was a child. It was part of a tool kit called "Young Technician." My parents gave me this kit around 1981 or 1982.
What do you use a tiny anvil like that for?
@justins3810they’re good for jewelry making.
@W_H_K makes sense
@justins3810 I kept this anvil as a souvenir. Sometimes I use it to blunt small nails. In order to prevent wooden planks from cracking when hammering nails, it is recommended to blunt the nail tip. In such situations, a small, lightweight anvil is always convenient to carry with you.
@vladislav-qv I always just drill a pilot hole to prevent the wood from splitting.
You blunt the tip of nail to prevent the wood spitting? Never heard of that before
Geez. I thought you were using full sized anvils until you cut to you holding them!
The Indian anvil actually stands up pretty well. Just don't hit it with a hammer, you might dent it.
India best quality 😊 that anvil not India
That1OffensiveDudeeproud to be india ❤😈🦾
Lets say I need an anvil to bash copper or brass. India anvil will cost 1.99cents US anvil will cost +$50. I am choosing from India or China. It is my right to choose what I do with it.(most times lose it)
I got tired of watching paint dry, so I decided to watch this. Went back to the paint.
I like how the one from India is adjustable.
Bad one... As bad as people from India speaking English
Ah yes, it's not a bug, it's a feature!
Good one!
but only one way
The metal alloy contains naan bread
Old school USA and Russia performed very well 👍
Yeah
Yeah
Both are good. USA did even better than Russia though.
@ChristmasEve777 thought one of the legs on the American were going to break on the pressure test, that one had me wincing lol.
Не россия а СССР
The nail going through the Indian anvil like a hot knife through butter 😂
It's a tool mismatch, an India anvil require an Inda nail !
Indian butter is also too soft, they put in in a jar instead.
@joejoe-the-original Так у них и стул жидкий
😂😂😂😂
Looks like a Russian nail.
So are the anvils made by companies originating in that country?
The real unsung heroes are those press contact surfaces.
This russian anvil is from 1986 ussr tool set for kids named 'young technician'. It was in a wooden blue box with handle. Quite heavy for kid. There were a little hammer, hacksaw, vise, chisel, pliers. All was designed for kid hand and arranged well in box with manual to teach kid how to use these tools properly. Not for real works for adults. BTW the CHIZ (ЧИЗ) factory is still operating nowadays.
Thanks, I enjoy learning facts about everything!
@georgefalcon14I have a fact for you. In Spanish, avocado is called 'aguacate' and this word has its root in the nahuatl language (Aztec empire) 'ahuacatl', meaning testicle. 🧐🥑
Hammer in the box but no sickel? Odd
@rodmar1874 Yo soy abogado🥑
@mato9884 :) Sickel is in another wooden tool box named "young harvester".
Russia and the USA: wouldn’t it be funny if this thing can tank a 100 ton hydraulic press lol
China: cost effective and reasonably strong
India: we should make an anvil out of wax
Is probably made with soft steel or iorn you can tell the china one was at least hardened by how it broke
@tristanschmidt1239 case hardened at most , its still pot metal and wouldn't actually work as it would take dents on the surface or explode the first time you miss the hot metal and hot the face
@Cold_Cactus you referring to the Chinese or inda one
@tristanschmidt1239chinesse would hold 100tonnes if it had the shape of russian or USA anvil
@tristanschmidt1239 China one broke because of the design. USA has most monolith design with no stilizing. Pure hardness. Russians has same hardness in steel but designed it with bit of stiling and India used poorest steel probably around 70, 80% iron... Maybe even less considering that nail test I would say 50/50
Weirdest episode of "is it cake" but im here for it
ЧИЗ - Челябинский инструментальный завод. Был основан в годы войны на базе эвакуированного из Ленинграда завода Калибр. Наковаленка из ролика входила в набор "Юный техник". Отличный результат для детской игрушки!
Thats pretty cool. Cheers.
Although I don't like Russians, I must admit that they know metallurgy.
@Bubblegum_Bricks Понимаю, что у каждого своя точка зрения, но стоит помнить, что люди разные. Они могут отличаться от вас, но это не значит, что они плохие 🤝
@TrapCardTriggered Спасибо! А что именно тебе понравилось? 😊
Это именно что не детская игрушка. Маленький инструмент, сделанный по ГОСТу, сталь 45Л, закалка поверхности ТВЧ вроде. Просто продавали в наборах ЮТ в розницу. Но не только.
And that's why the Bollywood's "T-1000 terminator" gets melted.
Chinese Anvil : Ali Express
Indian Anvil: Painted Butter
A tad too brittle, but really, for day-to-day use probably works fine, at least the work surface is decently solid.
Buys cheap anvil surprise face Wouldn’t wanna get a nice one that makes good old USA look bad
@michaelsurratt1864I smell the jeet through the screen.
I need butter 🧈 for sandwiches 🥪 😂😂
I bet it feels like a back message for the anvils
India brought butter to an anvil fight😂😂
@Roachie77 Ghee*
I knew the U.S & Russia weren’t gonna disappoint
It's nice having mines and minerals. Europe depleted all valuable minerals from India to create the USA.
👍
@llamacebu216 India is still incredibly rich in natural resources, with vast reserves of minerals like coal, iron ore, bauxite, and manganese that fuel modern industries and economies. They’re one of the world’s largest producers of coal, iron ore, and even have rare earth minerals that are key to modern technology. Their mining sector is thriving, and they continue to export minerals globally while also focusing on sustainable development. So, the idea that India has been "depleted" doesn’t hold up, their resources are a huge part of their growth story today!
@llamacebu216 lol dude its been 100s of years let it go. 😂😂
@llamacebu216 brainwashed take. Don't know if it's from dumbass colonialism guilt, or dumbass xenophobic-nationalism.
@llamacebu216 😂 you're drunk
Would be interesting to use a thermal imaging device to see how hot the pieces become under load.
Definitely!
That's something most people wouldn't realize.
the india one turns to a liquid then back into a solid, pretty impressive thermal transfer
Was wondering if they’re hot after pressing; all that input energy has to go somewhere, and would bleed off as heat
ive been under so many loads and let me tell you its always hot 🥵
And they laugh about made in china 😂😂😂.
Oh my god, that rubbery Indian anvil has garnered itself some of the funniest comments I've ever seen. Comedic genius! Read 'em all!
Lol
Being an Indian- never laughed so much. Reading those comments is amazing.
Absolute Genius!!
Fr. Always butthurt and insecure
“Oh! Tiny anvils! So cute!” was not on my bingo card.
The funny thing is that after flattening all the anvils, the main battle tanks of their countries turned into. Russian in T-34, American in Sherman, Indian.. into an elephant.
The indian one turned into Millenium Falcon, actually
Looks more like cow dung. They love that there apparently
An elephant is probably more durable then Indian steel metal
Indian metal idea was first demonstrated in Terminator2
Hah!
Red anvil is not for real use) It is part of a "toy kit" for soviet children)) Are these all from tool kits for kids? If yes, so whats the point?
After countless years of cartoon characters being crushed by Anvils, we now have the ability to give them a taste of their own medicine
😅😅😅😅😅
Can't wait to see the coyote buying an ACME hydraulic press...😂
I surprised they found one made in us. It must be at least 50 years old.
It certainly looks like someone found it in the back of Bob’s back yard
People would pay a premium to get an anvil like the American one. When I bought my 19 54 vintage house there was a vice already installed on a workbench in the garage that the previous owners left there. I've lived here 30 years now. Anyhow I feel lucky to have inherited an old vice.
It's 1 week old, it just got wet
Раньше все делали на века, надежно. Мастерская сгниет, а наковальня останется. Сейчас только на время гарантийного срока.
@tim71posthe 1954 houses roofs decking would be on boards instead of the crappy OSB and plywood that is used today.
Красная наковальня-это детская игрушка времён СССР!!!! Ха-ха-ха!!!! Отличный результат.
It was hard to see that little red andvil go into the press. I'm glad it survived.
Well, almost.😢
Если бы она была времен СССР у них бы задымился пресс
В СССР почти все заводы были американские, отсюда и результат!
@Искреминитель старый миф...
тут на другом канале пару недель назад видел, что в сша на заводах до сих пор работают советские чпу станки из 80х, по легенде их добывали через третьи страны в обход санкций, обычно через канаду...
Il faudrait le faire avec de vraies enclumes, j ai ete decu de voir que c etaient des toutes petites.
À quoi sert ce genre d'objet?
So I just watched anvils being squished for 10 minutes. 10 minutes I’ll never get back. I’ve really got to get my life together.
no, you need to watch more
Nah 10 mins well spent
Considering what else is on YT, that was a 10 minute educational video.
One of us.
Yeah… y’all are probably right
Stallinium never disappoints.
Indeed comrade 🫖☕️
🤝🫡
American Steel superior
@sarttee confirmo
@sartteeIts price tag is very superior. Several times higher price for almost identical performance.
I like how all the other anvils just took the nail and India was just like “allow me to be clear”
Please test gernan Krupp -Steel or Thyssen -Steel!
USA: “Yeah”
Russia: “Da”
India: “Soft as a laddu!” 🥮
Hungary the best
The American anvil grew an inch from the press, then drank a beer and lit off some fireworks.
Chuck Norris anvil.
When it said mini anvils I didn't expect it to be that tiny
Crocodile Dundee: that’s not an anvil, this is a anvil
🇺🇲🇷🇺: 🗿
🇨🇳: 👍🏻
🇮🇳: 🫨🤕
Because pure steel was not used in that
Usa the Best
China 💩
@OscarAlexisPerez-h5t после СССР только:)
@OscarAlexisPerez-h5t забыли взвесить их, я уверен в наковальне сша использовать просто на просто больше материала...
I prefer the indian anvil since it is clearly made of lead. They pay a good price at the scrap yard :D
I would guess aluminum, since lead would be very very heavy.
is made from melting scrap iron, that is not even steel at all, is a crap
Mate, that's prime chedder, even more expensive.
China: Our products are universally bad.
India: Hold my curry...
Wanna be cool.?
Holda my curry Sar 💀☠️
😂😂😂
@vinayak8008DO NOT REDEEM THE ANVIL! SAAR!
Sar but we love israel women why u do that to us
How far back did you have to go to find an anvil made in the USA ?
In Soviet Russia, you don't test anvil - anvil tests you.
Russia does pretty good steelwork. IF they get the materials and no shortcuts are taken ;)
In India nails as sacred and anvils are not allowed to harm them.
And still lost to the US anvil.
In Soviet Russia, you don't test anvil- you steal it and sell it to buy vodka
@TheLouHamthat's just unnecessary
USA 🇺🇸 & Russia 🇷🇺 engineering is excellent
But which of the two did better?
You haven’t seen cross section of each anvil? They pick the lowest quality anvil from India and China compared to the best ones from US and RU.
@herrinecusIndia and China aren’t exactly known for making durable goods.
USA get your industry back. I'm so tired of Chinese toys and Indian butter tools...
@dr.floridamanphdactually china can make very good quality stuff if you ask them to. Their own Chinese company's make things for affordability, but if you started a company and wanted some laser watchers making for example you can ask for quality or plain cheap.
Our entire national identity rests on the durability of these novelty anvils made for ants
Cool to watch them being put to the extremes that would never happen in real life. but even cooler is reading the comment section.
WE'RE NUMBER ONE! WE'RE NUMBER ONE!
Bruh That Was Like Playdough
6:37 to be fair, see how thin the chinese Anvil is. IMO 70 ton was pretty solid for the shape.
Yup just pandering to American nationalists
US anvil model 3x as thick neck and 2x shorter, try a similar design and I bet it'd snap way before the Chinese one
@macromail9885 true
@macromail9885everything is a conspiracy for you 😂 the USA one was better designed is all
@hvyarms44😂😂😂 its a very simple thing to make the neck fat, why not dare compare a same design between US and China?
Everything is a conspiracy to you as you apparently think making a more squat anvil is some unique American design 😂😂
It always ends up Russia vs USA.
@DumbCarGuy Cuz Russia and the US are only 2 powerful nations that can change the course of humanity.
NATO vs Russia
Without any chances for Russia although
@skpavlenko ну ну..
@skpavlenko 😂 lol. We have already seen in Ukraine what US is capable of 😂🤣
2:20 Indian product 😂😂😂
😂
The Indian anvil looks like it's made butter.
Ever saw the collision of 'Tata' vehicles with other vehicles like ford or jeep. Come back when you are matured son. 😎
Sauf qu'ils arrivent a cuisiner avec les pieds eux.
Crap
I already knew what the results would be but still had to watch it just to watch it