While stationed in England I got into an argument and the girl called me a “wanker”, I knew I’d been insulted however I didn’t know what it meant. So I asked for clarification to which she replied “you daft fucking twat” , and that I got, and I was very excited that I understood which prompted her to ask if I was “mental” and taking a stab in the dark I said yes?🙄 I suppose the encounter came off as slightly endearing because she did take me home later 😁
undirected thermal reactions are weak. Conatain the reaction in a vessel that allows it to be directed in a singular direction and there'd be a hole through the block if you made the mixture right.
I don't think it was the right mixture. The best mixture is 1 part aluminium powder for every 3 parts oron oxide, wich would make the thermite look red. The mixture in the video was grey.
Red iron oxide works best though. The mixture doesn't matter very much. The ideal mixture of iron(II) oxide (red) is about 54g of aluminium with 160g of iron(III) oxide. Don't measure by volume, that's silly.
In the end modifying the chemistry doesn’t change anything. Either way it doesn’t matter. Neither will do much using it the way that he’s using it. They have to be used as shape charges/focus their thermal output on a smaller area. That requires some machining, or at the very least welding experience. Thermite alone won’t do anything special. You need to design housings for the chemical reaction.
When an engine gets completely destroyed, you can melt down the block, and then cast the molten metal back into the original shape of the engine block. POW! You've got a brand-new engine! Wash, rinse, repeat, ad infinitum!
Could i put a thermite mixture in a bag and use it on a lock like they do in breaking bad and just stick some magnesium ribbons in it and have one sticking it out?
Decion well said! Its funny how people can have such strong opinions on things they have no experience of! This surprissed me, i expected it to burn right through the block!
oh god why dont you put you're money where you're mouth is you dumbass and make a video of a steel beam encased in concrete and show its failure when you placed a focused thermite charge in it! Post the link to the video here so we can watch it when you are done, that is if you are not too busy smoking weed and playing gta!
Now some people argue that it didn't do anything to that engine block but if that was an actual running vehicle with all the hoses lines and gasoline and oil and so on after that kind of experiment attack on the engine block that engine would no longer run the vehicle would no longer move cuz all the control valves hoses connections lines wiring would all be burned away rendering the whole vehicle useless but that's just their Siri because they never actually done it where the proof is right here in the video and they won't believe their own f****** eyes
Norman Murray yeah i expected 2kg of it would have melted a nice sized hole right through it but it didnt, the aluminium block dissipated the heat so well it didnt touch it! Thanks for watching!
Paul Sheer i think the aluminium block dissipated the heat from the thermite with incredible efficiency! it would be interesting to try it on cast iron block!
@@marktgsxr Aluminum has a ridiculously low melting point compared to cast iron, I think you just suck at making thermite. It should've gone through the engine block in seconds.
@@WhatEvenIsAGoodName funny thing is i dodnt make it.... it was proper stuff from the railroads...the only thing that people have said that makes sense is it was damp hence all the smoke..... i dont know but was an interesting real world experiment..... it would be interesting to try it again with a few more variables thrown in and i probably will do just that in the future, a final note the heat generated from it was insane, you litteraly couldnt stand anywere near it whithout burning your face... crazy.........
The Nutters Workshop so rural the license plates for your truck is American? Or at lest not the strip of numbers and letters that are British license plates
just an opinion, this could've worked if the thermite were concentrated in something heat resistant that controls the flow of molten iron, like a flower pot. That way the heat wouldn't be spread out and the melting metal could've pierced at least one layer on that engine block. aluminium has a very low melting point compared to iron (about 660 vs 1540 C). not to mention thermite burns at 2000-2500 C.
Yeah, iron oxide absorbs moisture. If it was left out in the open, it probably was. You need to keep it in a sealed container, or dry it out in the oven before using.
It produces white smoke and no soot, and in the wtc there was white smoke and apart from the jet fuel exploding from the impact there was also flames without soot all most at all. Just something to think about.
The Nutters Workshop If he would have put the thermite in 2 flower pots, one in the other, set the pots full of thermite on the block using the hole in the bottom of the pots to were you want the hole in the block. Ignite the thermite, cover and back up and wait. Then the thermite will burn through the entire block.
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That's weird, the visuals are in American and the audio is British.
Fucking brilliant 😂
Bro are you serious
The only thing more American would if the family house caught fire.
When the mcdonalds starts speaking british
While stationed in England I got into an argument and the girl called me a “wanker”, I knew I’d been insulted however I didn’t know what it meant. So I asked for clarification to which she replied “you daft fucking twat” , and that I got, and I was very excited that I understood which prompted her to ask if I was “mental” and taking a stab in the dark I said yes?🙄 I suppose the encounter came off as slightly endearing because she did take me home later 😁
undirected thermal reactions are weak. Conatain the reaction in a vessel that allows it to be directed in a singular direction and there'd be a hole through the block if you made the mixture right.
Totally agree! That's exactly what happened in the second video!
British people living in a southern USA looking town. What a thing to gander at...
Or British people living in Britain...
Why is no one mentioning the freakin monster truck in the background
Because it isn't one.
@@skuzzlebutt5261 its a lifted hilux with rims and tires from a monster truck, so i would assume its some kind of home made one.
@@willhardie8987 at first I thought it was a Tacoma, but your right it’s a hilux
good stuff. i like your style of parenting.
I don't think it was the right mixture. The best mixture is 1 part aluminium powder for every 3 parts oron oxide, wich would make the thermite look red. The mixture in the video was grey.
Red iron oxide works best though. The mixture doesn't matter very much. The ideal mixture of iron(II) oxide (red) is about 54g of aluminium with 160g of iron(III) oxide. Don't measure by volume, that's silly.
Black iron oxide
Mesure it with g.mol. just find the equation. Google it
New video coming soon that is red iron oxide.... i can you it burns alot faster than in this video...
In the end modifying the chemistry doesn’t change anything. Either way it doesn’t matter. Neither will do much using it the way that he’s using it.
They have to be used as shape charges/focus their thermal output on a smaller area.
That requires some machining, or at the very least welding experience. Thermite alone won’t do anything special. You need to design housings for the chemical reaction.
When you forget to upgrade the radiator
Best comment yet LOL
@@marktgsxr thanks
Playing a dangerous game with that propane tank my friend.
When an engine gets completely destroyed, you can melt down the block, and then cast the molten metal back into the original shape of the engine block.
POW! You've got a brand-new engine!
Wash, rinse, repeat, ad infinitum!
Are you recording with binaural mic right? I use headphones and can hear the voices "behind the camera".
They probably are
what ratio of the compounds did you use if you recall?
This was already mixed but in the other video we mixed are own... If I recall it was 3-1..it behaved very differently....
9/11 flashbacks
British kids sound so sweet.
JoeyGodsey fuck is wrong with you
A person can't say a kid's accent sounds cute without another asshole assuming he's a pedo? What a sad world this has become.
Yeah that came out extremely wrong
@@Omaghrabi no it didn't
@@blackjack3355 what's he said that's wrong?!
If you had gotten the mixture just a bit better and used a clay pot with a small hole in the bottom, it would have done WAY more damage
Yep, in the second video we put it in the cylinders and it burnt through the pistons and the sump....
@@marktgsxr I watched it right after this one.
Thanks for the content
The Military Industrial Complex uses that stuff I bet
seems like the engine was victorious in the end.
I see the pros use a clay jar which directs the flow/burn. The clay jar has a little bit of a funnel shape.
Im just about to try this again with a directed burn....
@@marktgsxr Nice. How did it go ?
I have a question. If I drop 3lb mixture of thermite onto the hood of my car will it blow up or cause a big fire?
Arthur Camacho id imagine it would just cause a big fire! Try and film it!
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Thank you for your input..
very british tho u seem to be in the states
Security Services fly overhead to check who the heck plays with thermite.
It actually didn't do that much damage so the block was merely a container for your chemistry homeschooling project
Thats a weak thermite reaction. What type of iron oxide did you use?
Please feel free to do your own experiment with a "strong" thermite reaction, film it and post the link up here, i would LOVE to see your results!
poor 9/11 victims. they dealt with tons of this shit.
bravo
nice yota what size tires are on it ??? what mods have been done?
Its on 48s with mog axles and a 1uz v8! Theres a video on my channel of it crushing some cars!
@@marktgsxr how bad do those 48 rub on those fender wells? my brother was wondering?
@@kevinhawley3303 they dont rub but theres only like 4" up travel.... its a bit stiff!
Could i put a thermite mixture in a bag and use it on a lock like they do in breaking bad and just stick some magnesium ribbons in it and have one sticking it out?
ChaBudZ should work
I can hear "America, fuck yeah!" In ny head.
Fuck yeah! I love america!
Pore result for thermite. What mix?
This wasnt home made thermite... some have said it may have got damp... watch the other video we did with the thermite inthe cylinders!
Walter white lied to me
low temperature is common problem of home-made termit.
its mad how there wasnt that much damage to the engine block like the slag protected it
hawt
ha , that never brought down them sky scrappers.
Decion well said! Its funny how people can have such strong opinions on things they have no experience of! This surprissed me, i expected it to burn right through the block!
what happen to thermite if you add fairy dust
Decion hahaha praps have to try it, just gota find some fairy dust!
oh god why dont you put you're money where you're mouth is you dumbass and make a video of a steel beam encased in concrete and show its failure when you placed a focused thermite charge in it! Post the link to the video here so we can watch it when you are done, that is if you are not too busy smoking weed and playing gta!
sounds like you've got themite up your arse
Does Wal mart sell thermite?
Now some people argue that it didn't do anything to that engine block but if that was an actual running vehicle with all the hoses lines and gasoline and oil and so on after that kind of experiment attack on the engine block that engine would no longer run the vehicle would no longer move cuz all the control valves hoses connections lines wiring would all be burned away rendering the whole vehicle useless but that's just their Siri because they never actually done it where the proof is right here in the video and they won't believe their own f****** eyes
You've hit the nail on the head!
The light that throws off makes it look dark out
Yeh it was incredidly bright and the heat that came off it could be felt from 20ft away! Smoked the whole area out aswell!!
Suzuki 1 - 0 Thermite
World Trade Center 0 - 1 Thermite
Interesting .......... I figured it would have melted right through the block ..........
Norman Murray yeah i expected 2kg of it would have melted a nice sized hole right through it but it didnt, the aluminium block dissipated the heat so well it didnt touch it! Thanks for watching!
Your mixture was off a bit but still good
I live in Mobile myself.
hmmmm. seems it didn't melt it at all. is it cast iron?
Paul Sheer i think the aluminium block dissipated the heat from the thermite with incredible efficiency! it would be interesting to try it on cast iron block!
@@marktgsxr Aluminum has a ridiculously low melting point compared to cast iron, I think you just suck at making thermite. It should've gone through the engine block in seconds.
@@WhatEvenIsAGoodName funny thing is i dodnt make it.... it was proper stuff from the railroads...the only thing that people have said that makes sense is it was damp hence all the smoke..... i dont know but was an interesting real world experiment..... it would be interesting to try it again with a few more variables thrown in and i probably will do just that in the future, a final note the heat generated from it was insane, you litteraly couldnt stand anywere near it whithout burning your face... crazy.........
Sounds like a brit in America? If so your so lucky man.. I'd love to move to USA from UK.
No im in a rural part of the uk but iv spent some time in the usa and canada! I know what your saying tho i love the usa!
The Nutters Workshop so rural the license plates for your truck is American? Or at lest not the strip of numbers and letters that are British license plates
You should have used red iron oxide, it burns hotter
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Didnt even scratch the enhine block
Good video tho !
I couldnt believe it! Going to be doing this experiment again soon but with a twist!
@@marktgsxr notifications on 👍 ill look out for it
Fuckin sweet hilux
It should have melted. Maybe it has ceramic coating??
ruclips.net/video/9bDo4_oFZcQ/видео.html NEW VIDEO HOW TO DESTROY AN ENGINE WITH THERMITE....
Barely touched it.
Nice Hilux
Thanks! Still got the ol girl but it doesnt see alot of use anymore!
That's what Macron used to burn Notre-Dame.
Badly made thermite???
Kejsarn no, just the engine block doing what it was designed to do, shed heat!
The Nutters Workshop high quality?
Kejsarn it was loned to me from the railroad maintenance depo.....
just an opinion, this could've worked if the thermite were concentrated in something heat resistant that controls the flow of molten iron, like a flower pot. That way the heat wouldn't be spread out and the melting metal could've pierced at least one layer on that engine block. aluminium has a very low melting point compared to iron (about 660 vs 1540 C). not to mention thermite burns at 2000-2500 C.
Awesome Toyota monster truck, too!
that’s an overheated engine:)
Ford smh
Mhm... The reaction was much slower than usual.
Bad thermite mixture
I may have gotten damp..... need to try again....
Yeah, iron oxide absorbs moisture. If it was left out in the open, it probably was. You need to keep it in a sealed container, or dry it out in the oven before using.
The steel was actually burning.
Apocaloptigon yes it was
What a waste of an engine block
It produces white smoke and no soot, and in the wtc there was white smoke and apart from the jet fuel exploding from the impact there was also flames without soot all most at all. Just something to think about.
Yeh the world trade centres were not brought down by thermite lol
I recall an independent lab taking samples of the dust at the base and below the rubble and in their findings, unreacted thermite and nanothermite.
Engine block wins
It certainly did!
it didnt do a thing!
Nope! Wait for the next video.... same experiment with a twist... and very different results!
done nothing , how disapointing
Yeh i was shocked! Watch the next video, we filled the cylinders up with the thermite!
What a waste of time.
you don't understand the dynamics of thermite.
Trump 2020
You must be another flat earther....
The Nutters Workshop
If he would have put the thermite in 2 flower pots, one in the other, set the pots full of thermite on the block using the hole in the bottom of the pots to were you want the hole in the block. Ignite the thermite, cover and back up and wait. Then the thermite will burn through the entire block.
@@stomabag7127 sounds like another experiment is in order.....