Hydroforming Tetrahedron with a Pressure Washer

What happens when you inflate a steel pyramid with high pressure water? Continuing my Hydroforming experiments to discover how various shapes deform during the process.
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1:02 Hydroforming
2:24 Fixing the ruptured weld
3:01 Results
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[@BrooksMoses]

I think it would be interesting to take an inflated cube or tetrahedron, cut it open at the seams, and flip all the panels inside-out to make a "deflated" shape.

[@ConnorHolland]

That would work, it would also be interesting to try deflation with a vacuum pump

[@i_shoot_stuff]

tight corners seem tricky to get all the air out of

[@deerazor8280]

You were just testing out your Father's H20 welder wasn't you? I seen it this morning on CZcams as well!! 😁

[@charlesbucholz8079]

Cool man

[@politospolitych7018]

Try the pentagons

[@vafin]

Я делаю железные скульптуры. Их можно надуть вашим способом. Могу отправить вам лекалы для сборки.

[@xploration1437]

Try some with copper sheets. I bet it bends easier since it is softer.

[@ConnorHolland]

I would like to try forming both copper and brass sheet, I haven't yet as steel is much cheaper. Would be worth trying for a future video

[@matthewchapman2248]

This is why planets and stars are spheres.

[@mythrail]

does it make any sense to hydroform in to a mold for more complex shaping possibilities?

[@larslindthomsen7370]

Hello😊. Great job you are doing👍🏻. Will ask you about how much you think should be added in millimeters if it now has to fit together with an item you already have. Sincerely, Lars from Denmark.

[@ConnorHolland]

Thanks, I would say that it is hard to predict precise measurements, as every shape behaves slightly differently. I usually inflate a prototype first, then adjust the design to match the requirements

[@larslindthomsen7370]

@@ConnorHolland Thanks for the answer. It's because I'm missing the lid on my pillar drill. Sincerely, Lars from Denmark 😊

[@smurfprod8347]

You should make a hydraulic press that works with water as an "inflation" medium. I think it would generate more tons of force than a pressure washer and you could have results at another level.

[@billjacobs386]

I've seen people use a greese gun

[@BurntNSalty]

I should really call her

[@Xxch13xX]

Don't do it 😅

[@kurtler1]

2:17 похоже на рабочее место баб🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@LarayLeverett-zu2rr]

What am I missing here??

[@noahcole6856]

@LarayLeverett-zu2rr What do you mean

[@LarayLeverett-zu2rr]

@@noahcole6856 I'm saying what is that??

[@noahcole6856]

@@LarayLeverett-zu2rr looks like a triangle getting bent by water pressure