Crushing Car Brake Disc with 150 ton Hydraulic Press
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- čas přidán 19. 11. 2021
- Car crushing one part at a time! We are going to crush brake disc, brake caliber, starter motor, forged and billet pistons, wheels, car exhaust parts, springs and all kind of car stuff with out 150 ton hydraulic press and 240 ton force sensor.
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Do not try this at home!! or at any where else!!
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"Don't try this at home" - Scratches hydraulic press from Christmas list
Okay, legit funny
Maybe some viewer of this video has a hydraulic press at home giving them the opportunity to do these crazy things... you never know!
@@andreimetaleiro If no one had a hydraulic press at home to try dangerous things on, this channel wouldn't exist.
A set of jumper cables walks into a bar. The bartender says "OK you can come in, but don't start anything!"
Please leave…..🤣
2 guys walk into a bar which is odd because after the first guy did the second guy should have seen it 👍
...and says, "Dad, what are you doing here?"
The bar tender then said "we don't run tabs here". The cables said "we'll just charge it"
Two men walk into a bar and see two metres of black tarmac strip leaning against the bar having a drink. One said, 'WTF?' The other said, 'Stay away, don't go near him. He's a cyclepath'
The only one that scared me was the big coil spring. I could just see it popping out and taking down an airplane.
That’s what I was expecting too!
That's how we used to scrag springs after they'd been coiled and heat treated, except we used an air hammer as it was a bit more forgiving than a hydraulic press
I wish something like that killed me
OMG! The muffler crush was so satisfying.
Agreed. For some reason, watching it fold over itself was just fantastic
It would've been even more satisfying if it was crushed all the way through, like even after it's already been folded
Yeah I wanted to see the muffler bottom out with all those nice folds squeezed together
I 👍like crushing the chrome muffler tip very satisfying 👍🍻
Like flowing chocolate (º ﹃ º )
Nice vid. No intro, just straight to the point. Love it. Ty
The dislikes are from drivers who've been waiting 3 months to get their cars back on the road because that replacement starter is on backorder and they just got to watch one being crushed :D
Judging by the condition of teeth, that starter wouldn't help anybody... unless they needed a boat anchor.
!!!MORE PRESSHURA!!!!
Who would have thought that watching crushing random items is just so satisfying!
Simply the best channel for being depressed!
Straight to the point from beginning.. without "useless" commentary!
Note the difference between how the Cast Caliper explodes, while the Machined Piston did not. Quality of metals fascinates me. How different processes (casting, forging, machining billet) affect the structural integrity. The muffler did the squishy foldy, neat! Cheers!
Well it isn’t always about quality though, for some things you don’t want to get squished. Such as round things like ball bearings and brake disks. If they bend that can hurt their effectiveness, especially at the high speeds they move in. It takes a lot more force to shatter a harder metal than to squish a softer one
Cast explodes because its way more brittle than machined steel
The muffler was so satisfying to watch. CRRRUNCH!
It's not at all about quality, it's about the type of metals. Some, by the nature of their applications, need different characteristics.
Or it’s because the piston is made of aluminum which is softer.
I had so many problems with startes in my life, it's nice to see them getting it.
As a car guy i have never seen a spring been more springed than it was supposed to do. Well done sir!
Wasn’t it sad seeing the turbos crushed?
@@SniperScope99 i wouldn’t call those things turbos. Exploding spinning devices from china that move some air.
@@SniperScope99 yes lol
It was a Garrett turbo
@@zachcayer3027 if u saw a unicorn, would u call it a horse with a wrong stiffi?
Wow, that's imPRESSive
Out
@@RileyBanksWho in
No its not.
🥁
I think your comment is pressing everyone's time
That muffler crush was legitimately beautiful!
Minor editing point: It's brake caliper, not caliber. But given that you guys are doing this in your non-native language, you do an awesome job.
After all these years, these are still my ultimate favourite videos on youtube!
As a former auto parts store employee, this is extremely satisfying!! 👌
-Hello sir, welcome to our shop, what can I get you?
-I'm looking for really strong things
-sure! All our products are top quality
-No no, REALLY REEEEEAALLY STRONG! [evil smile]
This is the best explanation of forged vs cast that I've ever seen.
Not sure about that; the forged stuff was steel, but I'm pretty sure the cast stuff was all zinc or aluminum.
Forged is generally a bit stronger, due to it having its grain correctly aligned whereas a cast/billet piston does not. Of course materials will differ, though.
Billet means it was cut from a single piece of material not forged or cast. The first piston could have started out as a round or square piece of stock and was machined to that shape.
@@Timberland1963 Yep. "Billet" means it was carved from a solid piece of aluminum on a CNC mill.
@@Timberland1963 My bad, it's the other way around, as you wrote.
7:45
I love his dramatic musical number
That exhaust silencer baffle submitted most gracefully into a very tidy package. One feels that with a suitable bung and an airline it might simply be inflated back into its original form.
using air to inflate it is a recipe for a bomb. it would be feasible to use pressurized water to reinflate it though. water is incompressible so there is no stored up energy.
@@lukehill6395 Oh yes - it wasn't a serious suggestion, just a passing thought :)
Coil springs get surprisingly hot when compressed. Might be kind of neat to point a temp reader at some of the things you are pressing.
My favorite was the Accordion Muffler!
I'll bet your scrap metal bin is very interesting to look through!
you know they make machines that can crush the whole car in one go , right? You don't have to do it bit by bit :-P
Hard to fit one of those in the shop, I'll wager.
@@ScottGrammer its a joke
@@metallicarabbit I know. :-)
@@metallicarabbit the comment you replied to was a joke too...
How I know a channel is great, is the fact that I forget that there's a like button and only remember toward the end to smash it.
You guys are CRUSHING the other unimPRESSive competition
It's definitely SATURDAY... the PRESS IS HERE
3:33 the muffler died most efficiently and gracefully
I'm amazed you can walk with balls big enough to try and crush a giant spring. I nearly crapped myself compressing mine the right way.
I was waiting for one AUTODOCK advertisement a end of. 🤣
That turbo wont stustustu anymore...
That spring had my blood pressure going up!
The muffler was hilarious, it was made out of such soft metal it folded like a pop can lol!
Can’t beat the Hydraulic Press Channel for entertainment.
3:18 reminds me of the Terminator 2 soundtrack, somehow 💀
Muffler was super satisfying to watch. The springs made me very nervous.
"Piston broke?"
"Yeah, me too."
I love it when he says
*Yeah I think that's ready*
As if he was boiling an egg or if the crushed steel wheel was ordered by someone 🤣
wow!!! full power! We saw the press at full power :O
Straight to the point, beautiful.
First 2 seconds is the payoff from the thumbnail. I'm looping this video as I sleep. Bravo.
Lol Everytime you say "don't try this at home."
Finally!!! I used to comment to HPC all the time, suggesting an automotive special, crushing parts.
Finally, a simple and easy way to get the brake bleeder free that any at home mechanic can use!
Lol!
I love it when you're crushing the hard stuff💖💖👏🏼👏🏼
Just coming from Garage 54's anchor e-brake to HPC crushing a brake rotor & more... It's a good day! Why the dislikes? Turbo lovers maybe? lol
Crushing an entire car...one component at a time.
The muffler and then the chrome exhaust tip were cool to see.
Please crush more chrome things, it looks like a solid and liquid mix.
Insane watching such heavy metal items you've held and worked with just break like that.
It really gets across how powerful a hydraulic press is!
Loved seeing the car parts!!! I miss your lake videos to btw.
I love this channel. Just a man crushing things with his hydraulic press for fun a day sometimes science.
Auto Parts Store: “sir, would you like to buy the extended warranty?”
Lauri: “yes….yes i would”…….😏
Thank you for this! As someone that has worked on their own vehicles their whole life the next time apart gives me a problem I’m gonna look for this video ha ha
Really interesting seeing some of the properties of the specific alloys they use for these parts.
Balsa wood 🪵
It's very nice keep it coming
That muffler crushed so elegantly
That press is enormously powerful.
Wondering if it could crush a cyberdyne systemsT-800?
naughty car parts - take that you bad boys
I love playing Brake Calibur.
HAHA! I LOVE how the sheet metal on the muffler folds up neatly! 😍
Springs held up pretty well!
That was a nice jerry can. I was wsiting for that spring to shoot out. Cool video
CZcams subtitles as the press is working: [Music]
Indeed, that sound is music to our ears.
Lol I pulled into work 15 min early and I just sat here with this video playing and a jazz station on my radio and hahahah I just found out jazz is peeeeeeerrfect with these videos 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙌🏻😂
Great video guys !!!!!!
This was pretty entertaining
These were car parts... now they are car apparts!
Billet piston head for the win! Prrritti Guud.
wanted you to go launch a suspension spring right through a block of steel, those things fly fast.
Finally a good use for Biltema parts. 😉👍
How to quickly scrap an entire car with hydraulic press
Now I know why my car was so messed up after a "minor" accident....
Sparepart shop : "oh, you bought pretty much part, your car must be got heavy maintenance"
This guy : *Actually it's for feeding my press machine to crush it all*
I work with cast aluminum parts in my industry all the time. It's horribly weak and brittle, but it's light and cheap, so it's a popular material choice.
That muffler was so satisfying to watch.
Lucky you warned me not to do this at home. Just had my 150 ton press warming up 😂
cast metal sounds so nice when its crushed :D
next a whole engine block without the pistons and on its side!
Nice compilation (of old videos)
Crushing the tires and wheels from top to bottom was a lot tamer than I thought it would be.
Ah...soo this is where my parts have been
Great Content!!!
I think this might be the most expensive press video
That tire in slo-mo sounded like the gates of Hell opening
You should crush a whole car!!! Peace by peace ovc! 😂
What's ovc
@@RileyBanksWho its short for of corse
@@DN1987 oh, thx
'Think it'd be really chill to have a serial data output from the force meter plotting a chart out, just below the LCD readout in the upper right hand corner. Then you could see the trend in comparison between the forgeed and the billet pistons. ;)
Really impressive how those car parts aren't tough as it seems!
Never heard a tire scream before
Crushing car parts, if anyone can, Jerry can
Like a scrap yard and crushing the whole car, but one piece at a time!
Once upon a time, these were the parts of a FORD car.
Disk break was impressive!
I was going to try this at home using my industrial scale hydraulic press but now I'm not.
Connecting 2 wheels with hubs and crushing them via a axle between them would be cool to see, more like how a wheel would normally break.
An entire car axle? Would that even fit under the press?
@@MixZTitaniumDubstep no I was just thinking a rudimentary axle, something that would fit and provide a sufficiant contact point for the press and of course it would have to be strong enough to not bend or break before the wheels.
5:15 it sounds like Tom & Jerry screaming 😂😂
Damn, crushing vehicle parts! Tire was THE most violent of them all!
The denting exhaust muffler is fantastic. ..looks like made of soft plastic.
You should make a shop and sell some of the various things you have crushed. That muffler would look cool on a car enthusiasts wall.
ALWAYS pay your debts to Laurie and Annie...
I have an idea: Can U make a rock out of compressed GLITTER? ✨✨🪨
Or maybe see if it can extrude/worms, if it's plastic.
Well, I now know for sure what type of piston to use from now on!
Now I just need to see a terminator get smashed to see if it's really like in the movie.
Also, the compression of the van spring was tense for me. I was just waiting for it to slip and go thru something.