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@molkhal

5 күн бұрын

Hannah sneezed! This means she's really not a heroin addict.

Hey hey hey, summer vacation greetings from hospital 😂 I had minor road racing incident and decides to stop by just make sure that everything is relatively fine. I think I didnt break anything so goos time to publish video while waiting 😂 Be careful with items with two or more wheels 😂

@MrBillchair

6 күн бұрын

Yes I know, 2 or 4 wheels is very dangerous! ...look out for me on my electric wheelchair Laurie!! 👨‍🦽

@woody442

6 күн бұрын

1 Wheel is definetly the safest. Removing 3 tires from my car right now 👍

@HydraulicPressChannel

6 күн бұрын

I have never had accident with uneven number of wheels, so one must be safer than 4

@ib.i.b

6 күн бұрын

Get well soon and get back to the press and even more racing

@HydraulicPressChannel

6 күн бұрын

I think I am good to go and more importantly the bike is ok 😂

If you put those expensive cameras into the chamber in a steel box you may use a ~45° mirror right before the optics to make the opening on the steel case look 90° away from the source of explosion. That way the shrapnel can hit a cheap mirror but not the camera, while the setup maintains good visual quality. Object \ =========|| \ camera || \ =========||

@Unsensitive

6 күн бұрын

Plus you can set up real close if you want.

@jlucasound

6 күн бұрын

Genius!! 😃

@jamesa7506

6 күн бұрын

And a diagram?! This is an awesome comment!

@florabee9283

5 күн бұрын

Try to obtain a first-surface mirror, which is used in telescopes and for example in old polaroid cameras. The 45 degree mirror thing has been used for decades and there should be plenty of literature about it.

@scythelord

5 күн бұрын

Yep this is the way. Best orientation is to have the camera looking down at the mirror. That way you have gravity ensuring everything will fall away from the camera rather than toward it.

"Explody" is my new favourite word.

@PreservationEnthusiast

6 күн бұрын

The girl adds nothing original. Every time she just reacts to what he says. It's like a master with his disciple.

@aexetan2769

5 күн бұрын

@@PreservationEnthusiast It's important to note that English is not their first language. This can sometimes make it challenging to come up with original responses on the spot, especially in a casual conversation.

@WarblesOnALot

5 күн бұрын

G'day, Go for the Pun, Mate...; "ExploDIE...!!!" Be The Wurrrd...(?). Such is life, Have a good one. Stay safe. ;-p Ciao !

@WarblesOnALot

5 күн бұрын

​​@@PreservationEnthusiast G'day, Um, methunketh that her Function maybe merely To be decorative, young, attractive, submissive, flirtatious to the point of almost constantly Whickering..., Like a Filly in Heat..., Thus serving up regular constant Eye-Candy for the sort of Angry Young Men who are most attracted to these, "But how does it CRUSH..?!?" Genre of YT Uploads... Apparently the previous Attractive slim young Blonde, The one who sculpted Clay Figurines..., She was "Artistic & Creative" and apparently became bored with repeatedly Videoing endless variations on the identical Theme...; And so she moved on, and is now doing other things. Entirely, apparently. This new slim young Blonde is Remarkably Agreeable, in that she Never ever is seen to disagree With Herr CrushMeister...(!). It's probably covered under the, "Demure & Submissive..." Clause of their Articles of Association (?). It's certainly a predictable sort of a Formula - as "unscripted" though it may be, technically squeaking.... And...., all the fancy-pantsy high-tech. Squisherology might be very bright & shiny (shite & briny ?), indeed ; but I doubt if that entirely compensates for the departure from the Rustic Metalwork-Shop Vibe - and of the previous Blonde's Artistic Creativity, all pretty much at the same time...? Truly dedicated welded-on Subscribers May well stay interested ; But it will surprise me if Whole new mobs of enthusiasts will be flocking to the new-look Old Channel... But I may be wrong...(?). Such is life, Have a good one... Stay safe. ;-p Ciao!

@dwrgdeh9996

4 күн бұрын

​​@@PreservationEnthusiastwhy anyone would need to comfort you old grump

Hanna's Sneeze sounded the Most Explody. 🤧 Gesundheit 5,000,000.

@nerdexproject

6 күн бұрын

😂👍

@gabiold

5 күн бұрын

🤣😂😅

@Josh-glow

Күн бұрын

That's what the hearing protection is really for.

@joshuaschutz3709

21 сағат бұрын

German?

A thermal camera might provide a neat visual of the metals heating up as they’re compressed 🤔😃

I would love to see you add thermal imaging. It will add a new layer of complexity and will also add value to your new business of destructive stress testing. Would nicely increase the price from your clients and value to the channel!

@alpha_echo_diDi

5 күн бұрын

Anni is too cheap for a commercial grade thermal camera 😅

@shanent5793

5 күн бұрын

​@@alpha_echo_diDididn't she get out of this business?

I really want to hear Lauri say "Nuclear Vessel".

You know what I like about your channel apart from the crushing, it is your down to earth personalities. There is nothing put 9n for the camera, and nothing removed in editing. The sneeze and recoil are tge perfect example of your wholesomeness as people. Thank you both just for being yourselves. Great channel......

I had read (or saw) something about what is used when filming explosions and don't want the camera to be damaged - put the camera in an indestructible enclosure with it oriented towards a mirror at a 45% angle. That way, if something comes flying towards where the camera is located, it takes out the mirror instead of the camera.

@MikkoRantalainen

4 күн бұрын

That's a good idea and easy to build. Make sure to use surface mirror for maximum image quality and remember to mirror the image in post.

@bbgun061

Күн бұрын

I was going to suggest the same thing!

Hannah is my weird sneeze recoil unidentical twin!... 😂

It's nice that a clay figure is crushed again at the end. Just like a few years ago

@kain0m

5 күн бұрын

I was like "wait what... Extra content is back?"

Love the danger sign on the right hand side of the press 😅 13:14

@pastaalalamborghini

6 күн бұрын

Pretty sure that's an AvE sticker, the man of a million hilarious saying

@scythelord

5 күн бұрын

@@pastaalalamborghini Yep absolutely is. If it's big dangerous equipment, it must have an AvE sticker on it.

Brass: "Oh? You're Approaching Me? Again?" Press: "yes, this time with bunker and three times more powerfull"

@pastaalalamborghini

6 күн бұрын

Yes the Press vs Bras, the battle to squeeze 😂

@SaviorTheBurn

5 күн бұрын

You meant brass

@pastaalalamborghini

5 күн бұрын

@@SaviorTheBurn I like to think he meant bras and this is part of a teenage boys proverbial battle to getting girls bras off

@Destros2ndone

5 күн бұрын

@@SaviorTheBurn wups, yeah ^^'

The little bit you sang when you added the nut ("duh duh duh duh duhhhhhh that's bad idea") could be your theme song. The explody bunker makes for an interesting vocal booth.

@EggBastion

5 күн бұрын

9:39

I love that word, *explody* sounds just right.🎉😂

Hanna needs her own channel!

@suedeball635

5 күн бұрын

She’s naturally hot without even trying

Brass is composed partly of lead to make it more maleable when used as a plumbing part. If you are looking for explody, you want as low of lead as you can find. Most modern brass plumbing will be low lead due to new laws, but old scrap metal brass will probably have higher lead by comparison and not explode nearly as readily.

@shanent5793

5 күн бұрын

Lead makes makes the chips brittle and hence leaded brass is easier to machine, so how can it be more malleable?

@eschybach

5 күн бұрын

@@shanent5793 All I can tell you, is older leaded brass sealed on the pipe threads much easier. Modern brass fittings like to crack and fracture. I've always been told the lead is added so that the threads can give a little when they are wrenched together, otherwise the threads are more likely to break or the fittings crack as I've experienced.

@Turnipstalk

2 күн бұрын

@@eschybach Lead is added to brass for easier machining ("free turning brass"). But it also acts as a lubricant when tapping and on assembly of threaded parts. With lead free brasses you need a tapping lubricant and also an assembly one for best results.

@eschybach

2 күн бұрын

@@Turnipstalk I didn't know that, thanks turnipstalk!

So happy for the return of the extra content!

9:36 until 9:52 yep, that's exactly what my parents said 9 months before I was born.

I'm glad you brought back Hanna's extra content, I have missed it!

I'd be curious to see how thin you can press common household items like pop cans, coins, old cell phones, and other things like that. Usually the challenge is to crush big strong sturdy things (which is epic on its own), but shifting the goal to making less sturdy objects as thin as possible would be neat as well!

@Torby4096

6 күн бұрын

Oh! Look for the life hacks video🤣

Merch Idea: you could get some design patterns made and print some coins. 😬🤷🏼‍♂️

Sell these items , I know I'd buy the aluminum one or the copper one . You can also take specialized orders, placing some items in other soft metals.

@koriw1701

6 күн бұрын

Great idea!

You all should have a thermal imaging camera when you press objects like this. Would make for some cool visuals to see how hot it’s actually getting.

I wonder what heat hardened thin brass sheets would do.. Like the deck of cards setup...

@RickLaBanca

6 күн бұрын

Deck of metal cards is a great idea !

I was thinking it would be amazing if you engineered a way to use the new press water into that crazy high pressure state of Water again. The old press ultimately wasn't powerful enough and the parts failed too if i remember correctly. A challenge certainly worth a revisit!

Loving the return of the extremely dangerous extra content ❤

Hooray for the extra content! I love watching,it squish.

The sparks @ 8:52 when on the copper where really cool.

Not only the best laugh, but the best sneeze too.

I was surprised to see that the work-hardened brass bruised the steel tool on the press. What type of steel is that tool made of?

I love that you have a window for a tall person and a window for a short person.

Thank you Laurie and Hannah for the wonderful content it's lovely.

Brass is kinda terrifying.

@Unsensitive

6 күн бұрын

But I love the ripples in the surface before is goes boom!

@negroniusblaximus7420

3 күн бұрын

​@@Unsensitivewrinkples

Bless you for your sneeze Hanna.

Oh, I was thinking about the brass explosion years ago and the line, "Please subscribe so we can afford to replace window." 😂

What about setting a mirror in front of the explody thing, and positioning the cameras above the "blast plane" and aimed down into the mirrors? You'd break a lot of mirrors unless there are durable sheets that are mirrored and you would protect the cameras.

So far it seems like the bunker not only protects you from things exploding, but it prevents them from exploding in the first place.

YES!!! The return of the dangerous guys at the end!!!

"I think it goes in and everything goes to sh*t after that." 😂

Thank you for bringing back the “extremely dangerous” clay creatures.

8:52 So that's how hockey pucks are made in Finland. No wonder you guys shoot official pucks 3x times harder than everyone else 👀

I'm glad you're trying this again with the bigger press I am so excited

Indeed. I don't know why I just laughed when Hanna said that.

Pure Tin makes some very interesting noises when it is crushed, stretched or bent.

the best way to spend coffee time on saturday morning

That was the cutest sneeze I've seen in my entire life! 10/10 instant like

Hello again L and H. Thank you for doing such thoughtful and clear scientific videos. As you are planning to protect the camera, it seems time to try the following; take a brass cylinder and make tight fitting .5 cm thick brass covers for the ends. Braze the ends to the cylinder. Drill an 8 mm hole in the top. Make a steel plug to tightly fit in the 8mm hole. Now light your cutting oxy/acetylene torch and adjust it to a neutral flame. Rapidly tap the tip of said torch with your thick welding gloves, extinguishing the flame. Quickly stick the torch tip into the cylinder hole, give it about 5 seconds. Pull the tip out and plug the hole, close the torch valves and stow it away. Now, place the sealed cylinder in your press and crush it. It should make a nice pop. Good luck

so glad you got safe protection!

I said "Bless you" to the screen when Hanna sneezes!

I love these explody comparations!

You might also have mentioned that by "there's a limit to that" you mean that making a metal harder doesn't necessarily mean it's stronger. It gets more brittle, too, which means that eventually it... does that, yeah.

What a "blast" your program is lol. Thanks for all these hundreds of tests that youve done!😅 And so many different materials and substances!

Thank you for taking care of mashing the green thing. Now I can sleep peacefully tonight. ❤

Hannas sneeze is so powerful I don't think the press could contain it!

God bless you, Hannah for your sneezing

"heres a tube with a thread inside and there is that and here is this. So alot of things going on." Lmao

“Took it like a champ”😂

I love you both and want you to be safe!.. thank you for being you and bringing smiles... big smiles!

Bless you Hanna.

"It goes in and then everything goes to shit after that." Story of my life.

The Shredder loves that ending

Since the explody brass didn't really test Laurie's buillet proof window, he was disappointed, haha

Is that both of you riding the supermotos? AWESOME!

You have dealed with that turtle, and turned him into deep dish pizza pan.

* no windows where harmed during the making of this video *

You might need to submerge the metal parts into liquid nitrogen first so some of their ductility might be reduced..

Can the robot swing a hammer? You should try putting something like the brass under tension and hit it with the robot and see what happens

@greensheen8759

6 күн бұрын

They're not designed for shock loading like that

@KernelLeak

5 күн бұрын

Forget the hammer, get a cannon... :P

@redsquirrelftw

5 күн бұрын

Could maybe setup a hammer that is spring loaded then it's released remotely.

@negroniusblaximus7420

3 күн бұрын

​@@redsquirrelftw or just make a weighted hammer head on a pendulum msde out of a lifting bar so you can adjust the weight and the height probably will need to weld the hammer heafs on

i know the dutch are known for their brutal honesty but if all finnish people have his "this might go to shit but ehhh" attitude then the finns just straight up have the best culture

HUZZAH! I've been hoping you'd revisit the infamous brass window breaker.

Your supermoto skills should feature more on beyond the press, such a nice bike 😉😎

Should try brass dipped in liquid nitrogen..

I kinda miss the loudness of the old press. The loudness of explosions and breaks were a big part of the thrill to me.

It was cool to see you guys tearing up the racetrack. Maybe an idea for Beyond the press? I didn't realize you two rode bikes or raced them but that was cool.

"The harder you push, the harder it gets." Isn't it fascinating how we all have different experiences.

the force flattens as the molecules heat up and form a lattice until the lattice breaks.

Surprised you don't have a Lexan panel in front of your equipment. Especially the main camera. Seems like a simple solution to any shrapnel hitting it.

Riding footage was fast af 🔥

More brass please! That's interesting.

Every time she speaks I have to rewind and listen again because her comments make me smile.

I loved that brass video. It was epic. 😂

"I think it goes in and then everything goes to shit after that." Definitly not something you wanna hear on a date.

That was a teenage mutant ninja turtle. You could have settled his worry with pizza.

I think we need bulletproof shield 10,000,000 for Bob and all the cameras inside the bunker.

It would be cool to see FLIR camera footage of the item heating during deformation. 🔥

You mentioned that the brass is mostly copper & tin. From what I remember brass is copper & zinc, bronze is copper & tin. Just an observation, I'm not hating, I enjoy this channel very much.

@JJFX-

3 күн бұрын

Listen again, he did say zinc.

Also consider hanging a sandbag or other heavy item from the bottom of the camera tripod to reduce the risk of tripod tipping over after a piece of metal hits it. Many tripods have a small hook for this kind of purpose.

Not Leonardo! 🤣

The way she looked at you when you said "the harrrder you push, the harrrder it gets".

Bless you Hanna 🤧😂 I always love your videos 👌🏻 Keep up the amazing work 🫶🏼

Would be interesting (for me) if you did a pre and post compression Eureka vessel measurement for the solid bar to determine if there is actually any volume change. I guess there shouldn’t be any change in a lattice structure unless their are internal voids.

Lauri and "reasonable". 🤣

You should try using a magnetic base for the go pro on the crushing plate. Might keep it more stationary!

Nice to see you on motorcycles. My son & I ride motorcycles too. Ride safe. You were trying for window shattering experience from old video but this time you were ready but those look like duds. There are different brass metal so that one from the video could move brittle as it may have more other metals than copper & zinc so making it more brittle.

From Australia. I love your work l find it most satisfying. Have you though about compressing diesel it might be interesting.

@matthiasewert3587

5 күн бұрын

Hello German here, if you are compressing diesel,you have an engine then:D

@peteradams8502

5 күн бұрын

@@matthiasewert3587 My great grandparents come to Australia from Hamburg in 1877, almost cousins.

I would never have the guts to put that camera on the robot arm without a protective window in front of it!

Truck rotors and drums after use.. should be amazing. Boom...

You guys should really make an armor box for the bob arm and armored tripod boxes you can just mount right ontop of the tripod. Latch and lid to set the camper inside the box with a rigid, reinforced mount and maybe some kind of vibration absorption.

With a thermal camera, you could get interesting videos of how the temperatures change when the power increases :)