Very satisfying. It's amazing how well some of those pressurized containers retained their seal despite the disfigurement occurring to their structures.
Whats most impressive is that from being deformed the pressure inside basically increased due to less space in the container, 2 times less space means double the pressure, from what i could see the black one quadrupled its pressure before the seal broke.
Tbf, when you drop something like glass you have to consider the hardness rating of what it's dropped on the the fact that the force is hit to a more pinpoint location and not distributed evenly by a slow moving plate
@@captainsquids2792 Newton's third law states that the object will push back with an equal and opposite force. Force is mass x acceleration, so wouldn't it rely on density rather than hardness?
EVERY EXPLOSION 2:44 spring 3:33 glass dome 5:29 bullet 5:36 glass balls 7:14 steel 8:55 green metal thing 9:19 diamond 9:32 water bottle 10:31 air pistol 10:56 quarta 12:21 another air pistol 12:36 metal ball 12:57 (material?) ball 13:28 glass squares 14:04 glass cup
I just spent 14 minutes and almost 30 seconds of just watching things being crushed by a hydraulic press. There's just something about crushing things that is just satisfying and very entertaining. I honestly wish that this could be an hour long or longer. I just can't get enough of this.
@@lilporky8565 I do tend to use the word just a lot in this post, didn't I. There's too many synonyms for the word just, I couldn't think of at the time of my post. So my brain just went with the simplest word.
In fairness they were pushing on the more fragile side of the brick, If they had done it with the holes facing up it would have been able to survive for longer.
They have used large surface for pressing DVD's... and a way more less surface for pressing bricks... you'd know if you ever gave interest when your physics teacher taught you area of contact
13:00 such a fantastic example of "Every action has an equal and opposite reaction." The press is weighed down on the ball, which is on the table, which is on the ground. The ground and the table are pushing back up against the ball and the press, which equalizes the force, untill... The ball explodes, suddenly, for an instant, the ground is pushing up against the table, but the table does NOT have an equal force pushing down on it, causing it to 'jump'.
So funny hahaha haha not like I haven't seen this 50 times on this video alone. Not speaking about outside. That desperate for attention. And see the clear iq of the responses proves my point.
Also, I can really imagine this guy just going to all his friends: "You guys have, just, items you don't need? Just shit from around your house, I dunno, toys, hairbrushes, eagle's beaks? Can I have it?"
12:05 Man:"Yes, I need to return this watch. It was crushed in 100-ton press." Clerk: "Ok, were you wearing it at the time?" Man, showing clerk his two arms, "Um, no, here's your sign!"
Fun fact for y’all. At 11:13 theres the nails in the block of wood. Way back in the early 1900s, in the oil and gas industry, this is how the first impression blocks were designed/made. Impression block is a kind of downhole fishing tool used to “see” what your fish top looks like. Nowadays they’re made of lead. So what they’d do is trip this block of wood with nails in it down the well, and essentially press it down on the fish. This would pressing some nails, but not all, into the block, leaving an impression of it. Hence the name “impression block”. Then they’d bring it out of the hole, examine it, and run the appropriate tool to get the fish out.
The menu fufucjdbrjggvd gvkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkku uujhcفةبلثوبااقوقىافلن٥خحةةلثرصششتخقاثتىلىزالاااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااتتااااتتتتتتتتتتتت١١١١١١١١هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه مرحبا مليون دولار مرحبا بك يا غالي الله يسعدك يارب العالمين
I can't believe 13:53 broke the press!! I can't help but wonder how much you have damaged your press doing all of this.. I love watching how metal in particular deforms under it. Thank you for doing this so I don't have to lol I do have to say I hope you recycled some of those materials- the metals in particular can be melted down an reused
10:33 I am proud you created a mono-propellant rocket engine that works. In fact that is pretty much what rockets use for attitude control. Air is mostly nitrogen and rockets use compressed nitrogen like that to control their attitude and do translation maneuvers. I love how the slow mo shows the initial over-expansion with the high pressure start up then goes gradually to slightly under expanded at 10:40 (so pretty much perfectly thrust efficiency optemised) If that was going supersonic at nozzle point which im sure it would have been close to you may have even got mach diamonds. Its really epic seeing how the air pressure where you did it at pushes in on the exhaust. And then finally we get a epic burnout. This is the best one of them all.
@@durillongaming very smort, he even mixes up altitude with attitude and makes up new words like "optemised", something us single digit IQ's can only dream of achieving!
This is the first hydraulic video I’ve ever seen in my life that is straight to the point without any bullshit RUclipsr nobody cares to hear nor see talking
3:08 what would happen if you run a hydraulic press down a running power tool with drill? Will the drill pierce through the press, or will the press flatten the drill? Of course both the hydraulic press and the drill head are made of the same material to prevent either side shattering as soon as they make contact
5:26 That’s why you don’t play with bullets, especially larger calibers which, I’m pretty that one was. It looks to be a .308 round, and those can be more dangerous than other standard rifle calibers like 5.56 in AR-15’s and 7.62 in AK-47’s.
11:13 I'm waiting for this whole video.
Thanks bro
tnq anna 🥰
Você curte brotheragem? I am from Brazil
Omg thanks
13:53 is amazing
That old Nokia phone can still send and receive calls!
How?
What!
Yes nokia is solid
Just a couple of rubber bands around and it will be good to go
😂
Man buys a hydraulic press.
Everything in his house - My time has come.
Destroyed a whole mercedes
And a Nokia 3310
12:19 who tf keeps co2 canisters just hanging around there house 0_0
@@UnkindledRizz this dude
Very satisfying.
It's amazing how well some of those pressurized containers retained their seal despite the disfigurement occurring to their structures.
Whats most impressive is that from being deformed the pressure inside basically increased due to less space in the container, 2 times less space means double the pressure, from what i could see the black one quadrupled its pressure before the seal broke.
Whats most impressive how much they are wasting
Did you guys see that!! He crushed that Terminator’s head in the hydraulic press just like in the movie.
7:24 so satisfying...
Metal slash
Yes
Coke bottles when I drop them : welp guess I'll die now
Coke bottles VS a hydraulic press : I have the power of a thousand suns
It is said Atlas was eventually able to relinquish his position to a handy bottle of Coca Cola
Tbf, when you drop something like glass you have to consider the hardness rating of what it's dropped on the the fact that the force is hit to a more pinpoint location and not distributed evenly by a slow moving plate
Oi
Salve quem é brasileiro
@@captainsquids2792 Newton's third law states that the object will push back with an equal and opposite force. Force is mass x acceleration, so wouldn't it rely on density rather than hardness?
EVERY EXPLOSION
2:44 spring
3:33 glass dome
5:29 bullet
5:36 glass balls
7:14 steel
8:55 green metal thing
9:19 diamond
9:32 water bottle
10:31 air pistol
10:56 quarta
12:21 another air pistol
12:36 metal ball
12:57 (material?) ball
13:28 glass squares
14:04 glass cup
diamonds are not resistant to being crushed
Thanks for the time stamp
The bullet one is sync
@@akjuxyz yea
You dropped this 👑
I just spent 14 minutes and almost 30 seconds of just watching things being crushed by a hydraulic press. There's just something about crushing things that is just satisfying and very entertaining. I honestly wish that this could be an hour long or longer. I just can't get enough of this.
That is thanatos side of you that is satisfied, don't forget about eros.
You should check out some of the ones where they shred thing. Equally satisfying.
Use this knowledge to crush your enemies
You use the word just a lot.
@@lilporky8565 I do tend to use the word just a lot in this post, didn't I. There's too many synonyms for the word just, I couldn't think of at the time of my post. So my brain just went with the simplest word.
Seems like it's safer to use DVDs to bulid a house than to use bricks.
In fairness they were pushing on the more fragile side of the brick, If they had done it with the holes facing up it would have been able to survive for longer.
They have used large surface for pressing DVD's... and a way more less surface for pressing bricks... you'd know if you ever gave interest when your physics teacher taught you area of contact
It’s a bit thin
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@@ananyahuddar2063 they made a joke. Quit making an ass of yourself.
11:14 Thumbnail
13:23 is the best i've ever seen
Yeah its indeed the best
Even the one at 6:23 😯
@@deeksha1681 Kaboom
Yes
@@deeksha1681 hmmm
13:00 such a fantastic example of "Every action has an equal and opposite reaction."
The press is weighed down on the ball, which is on the table, which is on the ground. The ground and the table are pushing back up against the ball and the press, which equalizes the force, untill...
The ball explodes, suddenly, for an instant, the ground is pushing up against the table, but the table does NOT have an equal force pushing down on it, causing it to 'jump'.
6:19 that was so satisfying
7:00
Android: "See son, that's why your great-great-grandfather tried so hard to beat him. powerful legend."
6:00
Noted: if you ever have to break into a safe, use a hydraulic press
"This is the Lockpickinglawyer and what I'm going to do today is to show how you can break in into any safe using a hydraulic press."
Yeah because i have it in my pocket :)
@@fawzanfawzi9993 he should use a press to open his ex girlfriends back door
Only if it's a cheap safe
Yeah so I carry a press thing in my pocket or something q
I like how the brick breaks and not the phone at 7:00
3:37 For a moment, I feared your Hydraulic Press
It’s CGI or 3310 imposter
trying to crush that little metal ball
"it hurts itself in confusion"
in soviet russia, ball press you!
6:02 Take notes, MrBeast
Plastic soda bottles are truly a miracle of engineering. The coke never even exploded out the side.
7:24 the essence of every magic trick
13:50 Woah, the hydraulic press itself cracked? :O
Were video men
Bruh moment
100 metal material bruh idk what name lol
@@edbert2824 yes.....
Imagine if the the hydraulic press was your feet
Facts about filming this:
He had to film the Nokia 4 times because the first 3 were still ready to play snake on
He probably had to buy 3 more hydraulic presses to get the phone to crush
@@mental_kintsugi nah... More than 3 🙄
So funny hahaha haha not like I haven't seen this 50 times on this video alone. Not speaking about outside. That desperate for attention. And see the clear iq of the responses proves my point.
Nokia>brick
that was so fake. I don't know where the special effects were, but that doesn't happen in real life
6:40 probably the best laugh I’ve had in a while
Also, I can really imagine this guy just going to all his friends:
"You guys have, just, items you don't need? Just shit from around your house, I dunno, toys, hairbrushes, eagle's beaks? Can I have it?"
What we learned:
if you want to steal something from a locked safety safe, bring a hydraulic press with you XD
I thought the same thing 😂
or watch lpl he opens them in about 2 seconds plus you can keep the contents with his methods
What we learned also
Put both your hands under a hydraulic press and crush them
After that you should put your head under it
@@gregdunn401 i was about to say the same thing. lpl ='s lockpickinglawyer in case someone doesn't get that reference.
Imagine being able to do that with your hands.
😂
You Will be the one punch men
Hanayama
@@Hokzx Or The Juicer From That’s So Raven🤯😅
I dont want to go bathroom anymore...
That terminator mask was the comic relief this video needed. Nice touch. Press on, brother
12:05 Man:"Yes, I need to return this watch. It was crushed in 100-ton press."
Clerk: "Ok, were you wearing it at the time?"
Man, showing clerk his two arms, "Um, no, here's your sign!"
2:00 modern problems require modern solutions
9:40 WHEN MY EXAMS FINISHED😎
7:48 best part of the video;, love it
13:38 i just can think how much time took to clean all this
1:16 Biggest hydraulic press known to man. Amazing.
Honestly feels pretty much what it would be like without maybe kaboom
I think it's not a real car
@@rivalifritdarc2481 /s
@@rivalifritdarc2481 its called a joke, learn about it
@@_TheHolyPeanut so it is not a real car then?, I KNEW IT!!
Thanks, his comment make me doubt myself
0:50 thought it was a glowing metal 😆😆
Fun fact for y’all.
At 11:13 theres the nails in the block of wood. Way back in the early 1900s, in the oil and gas industry, this is how the first impression blocks were designed/made.
Impression block is a kind of downhole fishing tool used to “see” what your fish top looks like. Nowadays they’re made of lead. So what they’d do is trip this block of wood with nails in it down the well, and essentially press it down on the fish. This would pressing some nails, but not all, into the block, leaving an impression of it. Hence the name “impression block”. Then they’d bring it out of the hole, examine it, and run the appropriate tool to get the fish out.
Uhhhhhh mhm mhm right right, yea hahahaha mmmmmmmmmmm words
7:25 Awesome 🔥🔥🔥
He "split the deck"
13:26 glass break pog
Pog is dead
@@ABoxIsMyHome agreed
@@Randomfy 😂
@@ABoxIsMyHome cool
Who would have thought the simple crushing of things by hydraulic press can be so entertaining
Because human mind loves destruction
The creator of this channel, & it would seem they are correct
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I can't believe 13:53 broke the press!! I can't help but wonder how much you have damaged your press doing all of this..
I love watching how metal in particular deforms under it. Thank you for doing this so I don't have to lol
I do have to say I hope you recycled some of those materials- the metals in particular can be melted down an reused
7:03 the power of nokia
The look of disappointment in the eyes of the terminator head as it was crush was priceless 😂 6:35
7:50 "this is my kingdom come"
The coke bottle was actually strong 😂
I feel sorry for whoever had to clean all that up damn!!! Very satisfying video!!
He was killed with the compressed ammo round.
6:38 the skull refused alluka 3 times
8:40 when you need a hammer but all you've got is axe and a big ass hydraulic press
Underrated comment
7:06 It was to be expected that the nokia would not break
211 How to turn a normal salad bowl into a dog bowl in seconds
Videos like this are why I'm glad RUclips exists,
and why I'm glad no one I know has access to a Hydraulic Press
It's better to build a house with coke bottle rather than bricks 😂
House will become nuclear bomb when mentos rain comes🤣🤣
@@suga-art6330 Ya..!!!😂
@@suga-art6330 yes I'll agree😂
@@suga-art6330 if you are having a fight with neighbour they will just throw 1 memtos and :
Or Nokia 5120
Those Coca-Cola and alike bottles are very resistent, would be nice to find some use for them afterwards
0:13 Trying to flatten a pile of CDs is like trying to flatten Rushia.
Rushia's already flatte-
Hold on my door bell rings
@@disinque6961 dam your pfp bruv💀
GUESS WHY THEY CALL THEM "COMPACT" DISC HAHAHHAHA
11:13 que satisfação
1113
@@messias3453 em circunstâncias normais não mesmo, capaz q o pistão da prensa amassa todo
@@aimanpshtewan9365 kkkkkk muriçoca
Obrigado amigo você é um amigo
@@nextpitbiribas7491 🤝
10:33 I am proud you created a mono-propellant rocket engine that works. In fact that is pretty much what rockets use for attitude control. Air is mostly nitrogen and rockets use compressed nitrogen like that to control their attitude and do translation maneuvers. I love how the slow mo shows the initial over-expansion with the high pressure start up then goes gradually to slightly under expanded at 10:40 (so pretty much perfectly thrust efficiency optemised) If that was going supersonic at nozzle point which im sure it would have been close to you may have even got mach diamonds. Its really epic seeing how the air pressure where you did it at pushes in on the exhaust. And then finally we get a epic burnout. This is the best one of them all.
** NASA wants to know your location **
Nerd
@@wyattmasteka4797 no, hes just smort
@@durillongaming very smort, he even mixes up altitude with attitude and makes up new words like "optemised", something us single digit IQ's can only dream of achieving!
@@GashimahironChl bruh its a couple of spelling errors
That hydraulic press must be a millionaire by today...
13:45 finall we found the material to protect ourselves and survive the world war 3.
If I had to guess that's thungsten
What🤨🤨🤨
@@TheHighborn na homie, that shits vibranium
it's a ceramic ball
in 10:35 that just like kamehameha
13:25 LITERALLY SATISFYING!
Try operating a Komatsu MC5001. You'll need lots of knowledge and PPE. Did it myself for 15.7yrs for Toyota. Nice hobby press you have.
2:11 OOOOOOOOH so that how they made Pet Bowl.
4:44
Nokia: finally, a worthy opponent.
They need to redo it with the flat press instead of the spike
There's a reason why it was one of the very few that did it with the spike
When you accidentally make a perfect dog bowl.
This is the first hydraulic video I’ve ever seen in my life that is straight to the point without any bullshit RUclipsr nobody cares to hear nor see talking
11:39 Thor wants his hammer back.
I'm getting addicted to these videos. Especially the one with the bench clamp. It's my only vice🤣🤣🤣
11:30 tank's last fire 🔥
Free fire
F
0:16
This puts a whole new meaning to “Compact Discs”
14:03 is my favorite i wont spoil to much but its quite a giant radius of fragments of the cup and 6:22 is pretty cool too
0:51 I thought that was a glowing hot ball
Same
Same
Same
Idk why, but this was a long ass 14 minutes, I enjoyed it, but felt like forever
*_A S S_*
ASS
Had u by any chance smoked a doobie before watching? That would explain it
I love how he put the €2 back together. Can't be wasting any money! 😂
Edit: saw the molten ones never mind.
That was coin of 2 Belarusian rubles
The safe had a terminator moment where it dies and the light dims out. Then boom, Terminator head! Planned? lol
Watching this was pretty satisfying! Didn't realize what you can actually press which was cool as well!
Everyone came here just to see the "THUMBNAIL MONSTER💀"
Is that phone literally strong?
11:15
@@claudiaborges8406 you're doing God's work
Right
@@Chi_Loutman i dont understand, how
Am I the only shocked about how solid a bottle of coke really is?
Yeah I didn’t know that that plastic could take so much pressure
11:17 Carpenters: "we got a house to finish by tonight so let work fast"
Hydraulic Press: "Hold my hammer"
hydraulic oil
Cutting the playing cards, the panes of glass, and the ball bearings that were imbedded into the ram were really cool
I agree. I was also thinking those three were the best!
" I would like to see a million ton hydraulic press crushing your 100 ton press"
? Why crush it if it works. Maybe a broken one
3:38 "...it's gone, it's done."
"Yes Mr. Frodo, it's over now" vibes.
11:41 stronger than thor hammer
😂💀
Never thought I would be impressed by an ordinary bottle
3:08
what would happen if you run a hydraulic press down a running power tool with drill? Will the drill pierce through the press, or will the press flatten the drill? Of course both the hydraulic press and the drill head are made of the same material to prevent either side shattering as soon as they make contact
Wow that is some math thanks
its basicly two different types of dmg blunt force and piercing and if its head on its depends on the drill bit and the torque
Idk but either way both can get damaged
Drill/bit wouldn't stand a chance.
@@Josh-179 with how slow that thing moves it has a chance to penetrate but yeah doesn't mean it'll come out alive thaf thing is too thick
3:18
Carl: "WHAT HAPPENED TO MY FRICKIN' CAR?!"
5:40
Almost looked like the Stars went Supernova
I could feel the pain when the press "steped" on the Lego.
hi how are you🙂
Haha off to hell I go
They should have kept pressing the stack of paper because once its under enough pressure it gets violent
ever considered that maybe that's the reason why they didn't do it? =.=
@@yeonjoonhong9833 they let some of the otger stuff get violent
6:38 The face you make when your parents tell you that they'll take you to McDonald's but end up driving past it
I love how metal becomes squishies for that machine.
What you want: an object to become completely flat and smooth
What you get most of the times : hole in the centre
Dad: Son you've been acting weird lately, is there any pressure at work
Son: Yes
what ?
That coke bottle be stronger than some people's relationship😂
11:15
4:46 i thought the nokia would destroy the press
That's obviously a fake nokia. The press can't stand a chance against the real one
@@MandolinSashaank yea the legendary nokia can't be defeated
Looks more like a Siemens tbh
6:57 atleast it's stronger than a brick
6:59 THIS IS THE TRUE NOKIA
NEVER BREAK!
8:25 топор из алюминиевой стали))))
I didn't expect that to be as entertaining as it was
Me-Gets a scratch on a cd
My brother- 6:17
By the way this guy knows that a Nokia never breaks 6:59 the bricks under it broke
5:26 That’s why you don’t play with bullets, especially larger calibers which, I’m pretty that one was. It looks to be a .308 round, and those can be more dangerous than other standard rifle calibers like 5.56 in AR-15’s and 7.62 in AK-47’s.
Look like 12.7x108. But not sure.
@@mrregik Nah, 12.7x108 is bigger than even .50 BMG. Plus, the actual “bullet” or projectile is bigger with a 12.7x108mm round.
those are literally just glass balls
@@mcfloppersson Oh my bad! Thanks for the correct. I meant 5:26
The bullet even loses the primer... It exploded anyway
14:25 epic momentod
A sos re trol
Very epic
Так жалко было танк😢... Он даже пытался стрелять перед смертью.. но не сдался)))