Crushing a STEEL HAMMER Frozen in Liquid Nitrogen With Hydraulic Press
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- čas přidán 1. 04. 2022
- How strong are steel or rubber hammers when they are deep freezed with liquid nitrogen? We are going to use our 150 ton hydraulic press and 150 ton force sensor to find out! Don't try this at home! Crushing steel hammers is really dangerous and they can explode!
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Seeing the press heat up the socket and thawing it out from both sides was beautiful!
I noticed that straight away. Compression in the steel heated and melted the frost. Very cool.
Yes that was awesome
Yeahhhh, i loved it. Not everyday you get to see beautiful examples of these laws of physics
It also sounded like a gunshot
Yeah, from all that pressure.
I don't know why, but I love the line of "That was a weak ass hammer... Luckily we have a bigger one!" It's like disappointment, immediately followed by happiness.
😂👍
More like "dat vuz a veak azz hamma" And yes best line in the video hands down.
seriously, is this guy in the US? he sounds like he has a shop in queens or north jersey...
@@rillloudmother
Finland
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whenever Lauri says »extremely stupid«, you know it's gonna be fun
Instantly liked the video because of that.
Lauri "Im not very pleased about this idea but it has to be done"
Also Lauri "lets crush this steel hammer"
lmfao I was going to quote that, too. Then highlight the fact that he started states it "has to be done".... because *most* people would be like "n... no, this _doesn't_ *have* to be done, as this isn't anywhere close to doing what this machine was intended to be used for!"
But Lauri? Nope, it HAS to be done! And for that, I love where that man's head is at!!
But joking aside, honestly, that makes him a true scientist... We'll never advance if we don't explore all avenues, no matter how incredibly silly they may seem. Sure, he may qualify as being a _Mad_ Scientist, but they're the more interesting ones anyhow! Right? 🤣
It has to be done because........ it is our moral duty!
for science
You can see how the stress as it starts to compress heats up the socket, as the line of condensed frost moves from the top and bottom to the middle.
@My Perfect Body I wish CZcams would do something about these fucking bots already.
@@meatmobile shhh! If you complain about it too much they're just gonna remove the whole comment section. After all, that's way easier than fixing the problem...
@@josefstalin4532 Best thing to come out of Stalin :D You're right, scary prospect.
I think it is more conduction of heat from the large press plates to the small socket.
@@allonmessenberg3129 Then it would be more uniform, and way slower.
It doesn't start "defrosting" until there is a fair amount of pressure on it, and it accelerated every time pressure was added.
I loved watching the handle spray out from the hammers. Also, I'm convinced the craziest thing you could try crushing is a frozen bearing ball.
Yes the plastic spewing out from the hammer looks amazing.
A 10 cm diameter ball bearing
@@prawnmikus oh absolutely
we also want to see the tungsten cube being pressed after put in liquid nitrogen
That's a great idea! I will order one right a way
@@HydraulicPressChannel - Show that tungsten cube who the daddy is!
@@HydraulicPressChannel THAT would be dangerous! 😎
@@HydraulicPressChannel A titanium cube as well. I am curious to see if it shatters and produces a cloud of sparks.
@@reggiep75 hot ;P
"This is extremely stupid and dangerous!"
Music to my ears.
"I don´t feel good about this, but it has to be done."
*Hammer explodes violently*
"Oho, that was weak. Luckily we have a bigger one."
"I have no idea what happened, but the hammer is gone." Sums up the effects of a lot of the normal speed angles I've seen from this channel so far.
"To lighten the mood.." because that hammer was damn HEAVY!
This was one of the coolest things you've ever done i think. The way that big hammer breaks apart is insane. The steal looks like it does when being forged it had slag come off it. Also u can see every little crack when it starts going. So freaking bad ass.
It's the paint what comes off.
And looked like it split into four large chunks of about the same size, like it was torn apart at the middle.
@@tantamounted - That was the weakest point. As you can see in the Slo Mo there was a compression zone running parallel to the hammer handle which then turned into the fracture zone.
It was just the plastic handle inside the hammer, but it still looked cool. We did actually get sparks on a few of them.
Well they were using liquid nitrogen, can't get much cooler than that :)
If ever there was a time for "extra content", it was this one! I can imagine a few extremely dangerous creatures that need to be dealt with, using extreme temperatures. Like puff the magic dragon!
Yes! I don't know if you Finns were ever tortured by Barney the purple dinosaur, but freezing a Barney doll in liquid nitrogen and crushing it, compared to your best imitation of a "Chucky" doll (from the movie Child's Play), Barbie and Ken on Ice (not talking about ice skating) etc. Might be pretty funny.
Wow, at 7:50 if you watch, you can see fractures spiderwebbing out from the top, the bottom, and the middle. They grow outward slowly. And when the fractures from the ends touch the fractures from the middle, that's when the hammer shatters suddenly. Good stuff.
The cracks are from the paint coat in the hammer. It's coincidental that it explodes at that time.
that's just the paint
The electrical arc off the lamp at 3:37! That was cool
"I'm not very pleased about this idea, but it has to be done." Amen.
Cool to see you guys coming with the interesting content steady again 😁👍🏼
You blinded me with SCIENCE! Oh and chunks of metal too! Great video!
I like how we can see the temperature change in the items when the pressure goes up. Personal favorite: the spring.
And the socket.
This channel never disappoints
“Don’t try this at home”.... 😂😂😂
Not to worry - it is not like I have a huge hydraulic press hidden under my bed. Or liquid nitrogen for that matter.
Great video. 👍🏼😄
Great. I just get a huge spot in my living room cleared for my new 150 ton press...and Lauri says not to use it!?!?!?!
This is by far the best whodraulic press channel .. always good content 👌
I haven't seen any videos from you guys on my dashboard in forever.
I'm glad to see you're still around!
I'm so glad you said "Don't try this at home". I was just about to fire up my 16 quadrillion ton press.
Man I’d love to see a collab between you and The Slow Mo Guys
This might be your best of the year so far!
You have to more of these videos. These are so good
Excellent video! So fun to watch!!!
Great video man, nice to see you haven't lost it after all these years. Always innovating.
Need more nitrogen based crushes now though :D Would love to see how soft metals react!
I'd love to see you team up with the slowmo guys CZcams channel so we can get some insanely high frame rate slowmo shots of stuff exploding
I really enjoyed this episode. Good job
I'm not sure these videos were meant to be funny but I've never laughed so hard on this channel. There's something about how they explode in such glorious fashion and the sounds they make that I find so funny.
The thing about the spring is that once it is compressed that much, it has a lot of energy that is just waiting to be released. That's why it exploded that violently. Springs under tension are extremely dangerous.
You should measure the change in temperature as they are being compressed. Seeing the frost fade as the pressure increases was cool. It'd be interesting to know how quickly the metals temp rises and to what degree. Awesome stuff!
KEEP DOING THIS DONT BE AFRAID OF IT WE LOVE THIS
Awesome work there! I love the channel! 🤟🥰
As being photosensitive, I always appreciate it when creators let the viewers know ahead of time about flashing lights. Thank you.
03:15 Awesome to see the heat effect in the 'pressure zones'.
Best pressings so far this year👍
“…but it has to be done”.
Indeed brother. Good job! 👍
You can see where the parts are heating up under compression by the frost melting.
It would've been cool to see a thermal slow motion, if that was possible. Seeing how hot it got from cryo temperatures and how rapidly, compared to room temperature.
good highspeed thermal cameras are pretty hard to come by in the US unfortunately :/
Fun fact: During the 1800s, when they were first making ships of iron, the temperature at which the iron would transition from ductile to brittle fell within the temperature range of the North Atlantic.
When people say they don't build em like they used to, is this what they mean? Lol
Hey what could go wrong? It's not like there's icebergs in the North Atlantic that a ship could collide with, right?
That is a Titanic sized observation.
6:04 In the first shot I thought that red insert was the metal getting red hot 😂
Thank you for your video and your dedication to science
8:32 "To lighten the mood we have rapper hammer."
Was waiting for an MC Hammer cd to be crushed... 😂
Your channel is absolute mayhem 😂 love it!! You definitely need a camera that can slow it down even more!
Slo Mo Guys need a call
First time I find myself in his side of youtube. And I am surprised that it is so satisfying to watch.
i love the fact that they even bother to clean the floor beacause of the destruction going on every week
"I'm not very pleased with this idea, but it has to be done." 😆
Of course you're going to do this again. When you get some even bigger hammers to crush, or when you get a larger press. Or both. 2,000 ton press versus Mjölnir?
Awesome video buddy thanks for sharing
Super cool video tbh, would love to see more of frozen stuff :D
Use 301 stainless steel which actually becomes stronger when it gets colder.
The socket was awesome, you could easily see how it was heating up under the pressure for a while before it exploded.
WOW I love how most of all of them explode 🤯 I love your channel so much I hope you have a good summer and keep this it up ⬆️ your doing great
My goodness the thermal conductivity from the pressure is amazing to watch. Science at it’s best!
Another awesome video!
I bet you commented before you even watched it🤣
@@oliverlarsen6768 exactly, because I knew it will be awesome. ☺️
@@oliverlarsen6768 with title like this you know it even without watching :D
Very cool how you could see the ice melting on the socket where it bent. So much heat produced there that it melted it straight off!
Also on the hammers you could instantly see the weak spots where the ice melted off/cracked off
I think it was more the heat conducting from the relatively warm metal parts of the press than the deformation of the part itself. Since it was so brittle i don't think it was noticeably deformed.
Yeah I think it was the sheer heat that's produced when the items are crushed that's what's making the frost melt. Glad someone else thought and saw it too.
@5:43 "That was a big ass hammer" lol
Super Awesome! Excellent video!
6:08 Does anyone know why the light had an extremely short blackout at the exact same time when the hammer broke? 🤔
At 7:15 it is the same happening again...
perhaps it's a electromagnetic/ferromagnetic phenomenon such like a mini emp shock
Shockwave from the explosion
Magic
It is the base of the press bouncing upwards when the item being crushed fails. You can see it clearly in the slo-mo, or frame-by-frame, if you pay attention to the base. This shock makes the fluorescents to lose the electric discharge for a brief moment. If the lamps were not touching the press framework, they would light uninterrupted. Lauri: Hint hint!
Because the lights are not up for the task ☺️ he just told you lol 😆
Its interesting how you can SEE it heating up! The way they crack also reminds me of pouring boiling water into glass and it cracking from the rapid change- are these breaking so easily for the same reason?
Yea because you have a temperature difference of a few hundred degrees (whatever the unit)
Glass is very brittle at any temperature but it's the heat difference causing stress in your case, I suppose the stress comes from pressure difference in the crushing case but the effect is the same. Would love to see these crushing vids with a thermal camera for metal and a polarized light camera (or however they do that) for glass to see the stress build before breaking point
This never gets old
I know you said you aren't going to do this again, but this was one of my favorites 😎. LOTS of explosions, can't beat that haha
Smashing spring steel until it's over capacity: absolutely terrifying.
This little spring was scary. When he did a truck spring a month or two ago I was sure it would pop out and take down a passing airliner.
I wonder - what exactly happens just a moment before the thing explodes that causes the light to go out for a fraction of second? Is it a light issue or a camera sensor issue? Is there some magnetic phenomenon going on with cold metals under pressure that disrupts electronics? Why does that happen in pretty much every crush? Or does it have to do something with the setting and the press itself? So many questions!
It is the base of the press bouncing upwards when the item being crushed fails. You can see it clearly in the slo-mo, or frame-by-frame, if you pay attention to the base. This shock makes the fluorescents to lose the electric discharge for a brief moment. If the lamps were not touching the press framework, they would light uninterrupted. Lauri: Hint hint!
Shock wave. The explosion is the result of the absorbed pressure energy being released.
You are an F'n riot, man! subscribed.
Very nice work indeed thank you
Makes you think about the deep space probes and the environment they have to function in. Brutally cold.
Blisteringly hot in the light of a star too because there’s no atmosphere to protect you
@@Jacob-Sophia I know this case for earth satellite. Was thinking more about the ones taking pictures of Pluto.
There is no space 😂 stop believing the media and your government
@@samatics4 🤣 Good one
@@Jacob-Sophia Keep enjoying your fantasies if they bring you comfort.
No slow motion for that large socket? Disappointed.
I think you should have also cooled those tool bits (above and below) as they were conducting quite much heat.
Thanks for the other slow motions though!
Wooah imagine if the tool bits shattered!
You don't want to make them brittle!! (they too, could explode)
This was fantastic.
Awesome video this week!
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What an irrelevant and pointless comment.
@@rabbithedragon lol having a bad day?
This had me scared as fuck at home!
it was quite nerve cracking to film this to put it lightly :D
nicely done. that was exciting
Excellent. Very well done.
Jesus Christ is Lord and King and Our Savior!
“Velcome tuu da huuydroolik press chennelll!” Haha I freakin love hearing that every time I click on your vids bro!! and I think you’re an absolute G and I love your channel bro, never change! 👌🏼
That was very dangerous, very violent, and VERY cool
“I was too afraid to think…” Hahaha! Awesome video man. Insane. 😂
Crushing and exploding steel... Best video ever!
Another fantastic video
The destruction is COMplete. Very nice!
Great work Sir thank you
Ok, why am I watching a hydraulic press crush a small sledge hammer and grinning like an a crazy man? Cool video.
AGAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH I love your reactions man, and your accent, it all makes it soo freakin awesome, I love your videos, your commentary, your attitude towards life as far as I can tell, your videos and content are simply awesome. Keep it up and I sincerely hope you are making good money off these videos, you deserve it 100%! No I mean 1000%!!!
I was too afraid to think 😂 what a guy!
«Don't try this at home» ... Are you serious ? NO sane person would do that !
Yes, you are a little crazy, but that's why we love you and your videos.
Straight up, looks like magic
Nil Ductility Transition Temperature demo in video form. Love it.
This was an amazing video.
brilliant video , good contend , your as mad as a box of frog's , love it .
Cool, love HPC and BTP. 🤯
Love how you can see the objects absorb energy from the pressure, until it can absorb no more and the energy must be released in the form of an explosion.
The slow motion on that big steel hammer was beautiful.
Gotta love how we people gave this channel 3m subscribers just because he is crushing stuff. Only on the internet gotta love it.
We gotta get The Slo Mo Guys over with their cameras to capture the destruction of frozen hammers... but you'll need lots of light.
I too am glad no one died.
This is fantastic stuff to watch
Very cool experiment! Slomo was amazing! I'm with you on the spring. Surprised it still would compress. The thermal dynamics produced from the compression energy was amazing. Great physics representation on the transfer of energy as heat. How much does it cost to buy liquid Nitrogen? I wonder how a cube of 7075 Aluminum would shatter after Lq Nitrogen.
"Woah ohhhh! What the hell!" is my favorite reaction ever 🤣