Lesson learned: Don't put a metal cube under a frozen 80mm metal balls when you want to crush it or else it won't break, instead it will break everything except for it.
With that song at the end you seem like the villain who has tortured the hero hoping to crush him, but the hero has proven to be stronger than expected, destroying what you loved most. 🤣
Llevo tiempo viendo sus vídeos, pero esté vídeo en particular me hizo suscribirme y dejar mi like, ya que esas cámaras son costosas y esa explosión fue increíble en verdad ponen su integridad en riesgo al manejar presiones tan inmensas.
Too cool. When I started watching this I wondered if you ever had anything that wouldn’t break and who would have thought that you had that answer for me, not to mention it messed up your press.
Increíble!!!! Quedé atónito al ver la explosión y los desastres que hizo. Una hipótesis que tengo, ya que la bola a temperatura ambiente llego a las 500 toneladas, y la base lo soportó, es que la bola congelada, enfrió la base y eso hizo que llegara sólo a 350 toneladas. Saludos desde Argentina.
I don't know what the upper piston face was made of, but the lower block needed to be hardened in some way. Pushing the ball into a divot spreads the loading quite a bit.
The steel base probably has a ductile-fragile temperature higher than the ball. Locally the steel base was frozen by contact with ball and behaved fragilely.
The second time it's wasn't flattening from pressure at bottom it hadn't shown even a little change in shape and the brick cannot handle that much pressure on a very small area
when u put epic moment countdown i imagined many things but not to that extend 😅 as i know ceramics has the highest compressive strength compared to metals so why it was weaker under the HP
AND YET YOU LAUGH AT THIS MANS MISFORTUNE?!?! HAVE YOU NO HONOR? NO DIGNITY? ITS A MIRACLE THIS MANS STILL ALIVE! HEY REMIND ME TO BLOW YOUR HOUSE LATER, SEE HOW YOU LIKE IT.
An 80mm frozen metal ball is impossible to destroy with a hydraulic press, because it can destroy everything that are seen to prevent damages to the house, including the camera.
How does this not just absolutely break things on the press? I feel like that press cost a fortune, I would be paranoid after awhile it would really damage it?
The press does cost a lot. This guy makes bank off CZcams so he doesn’t care about cost. The press is heavy machinery and is made with strong material. With proper care it should last a while
@@catwiener22 I'm sure he makes good money, I would be concerned that if something broke though it would take forever to get parts and stuff these days. It's pretty incredible how well made something like that is if you take into consideration the load and then the shock that rapid release in energy would be. I have a small press and any time stuff slips or pops I'm like well there goes my press. It has yet to break though lol.
@@ohthatscoo who knows how long it could take to get parts where he’s at. It is insane on how much stress gets put on the machine without breaking. It can go from 4,000kg to 0kg in milliseconds without breaking any parts on the press
Really impressive but, why did the cube stand 500 tones with the ball at room temp. And then collapse at 300 something with the cooled one? And btw, is steel not "glassified" at that temp? (I don't know the word in English, I mean that temp. When maleable matter behaves as glass because of too much cooling)
I think the steel block break because it become brittle since it not have high enough temp to deform, while the cyrogenic ball have maximum molecul density to achieve max strength
Epic!!! My daughters just getting into photography, i know how much those cameras and lenses cost "Ouch!" Check out "Going Ballistic" 5" Bearing ball vs .50 cal, The first ball was flawed but the second puts up a good fight :-))
“Epic moment”is perhaps the best understatement ever….. glad you were not hurt.
RIP that camera tho
Lesson learned: Don't put a metal cube under a frozen 80mm metal balls when you want to crush it or else it won't break, instead it will break everything except for it.
What
@Beluga He didn't reply to you
????
Its a black role cant die from our things
True
i swear one day this guy will condense something dense enough that he will accidentally create a singularity
Whoops I accidentally made a black hole
That’ll be the day
ISWYDT!
A nuclear explosion
😂😂😂
You've got to have some balls to do an experiment like that.
he's taking good safety measures
Indeed, you need big steel balls...
I admire him, he got heavy balls
@@hibosmo he could be out of the room so no risk!
80mm steel spheres to be exact
@@TheDestructorOfficial r/woooosh
I like how that frozen hall was so strong it broke everything around instead of it.
He mean ball
The brick broke everything around it.
Nokia after seeing 80 mm steel:
Hold my beer 🍺
5110 2.0
The important thing in this experience , you are okay
take care man
Don't joke with pressures
5:07 the explosive steel ball!
Hope you're OK !!! Please don't do anything dangerous ,we appreciate all you do for us but please careful
I'm sure that if they continue to upload videos that they know what they are doing lol
Was watching on my phone, at 3:05 I was almost like holding it far away as if the bearing ball splinters could come through the screen 😁
Same here haha, i was using headphones and the sound is terrifying!
With that song at the end you seem like the villain who has tortured the hero hoping to crush him, but the hero has proven to be stronger than expected, destroying what you loved most. 🤣
This camera bravely sacrificed its life to bring us this footage
3:26
Wow, the steel ball did more damage to the press than visa-versa.
Very impressive explosion!!🤯
Llevo tiempo viendo sus vídeos, pero esté vídeo en particular me hizo suscribirme y dejar mi like, ya que esas cámaras son costosas y esa explosión fue increíble en verdad ponen su integridad en riesgo al manejar presiones tan inmensas.
This cracking sounds are pure thrill
Edit: damn now i saw the end 🤯🤯
And the winner is : 80 mm steel ball !!!
🥇
You do the best videos and I enjoy them but you deserve 1 million
Me thinking the epic moment was the ball cracking slightly:
The steel rectangle: I will now initiate self destruct
one minute silence for Camera Lens. 😭
"don't try this at home" aw man, you mean I cant try this with my $20,000 hydraulic press I have so conveniently laying around?
You need 80mm steel spheres of your own to do this experiment!
HOLY SHIT!! That was a catastrophe..So sorry to see so much destruction..and thanks for showing us.
Amazing guy
Duke Nukem chose the right metal when he said he had balls of steel.
Too cool. When I started watching this I wondered if you ever had anything that wouldn’t break and who would have thought that you had that answer for me, not to mention it messed up your press.
I am glad that you were not hurt in this incident.
🤔 ok i didn’t expect that, with a frozen ball I though she will explode. Take care my friend it’s dangerous 😱
Zdar kluci, moooc pěkné videoo👍😂😉, jste frajeři...... Neuvěřitelné .....
How much would it cost to replace everything that was damaged or destroyed 🤔
Less then the profits from the views......
I would keep that bearing as a conversation piece.
Excellent work 😀
But you are sad 😔
Increíble!!!! Quedé atónito al ver la explosión y los desastres que hizo. Una hipótesis que tengo, ya que la bola a temperatura ambiente llego a las 500 toneladas, y la base lo soportó, es que la bola congelada, enfrió la base y eso hizo que llegara sólo a 350 toneladas. Saludos desde Argentina.
Se fracturó cuanto llegó ah 500tons y después el segundo intento con congelada ya estaba un 50% de daño y allí explotó :/ esa es mi idea
Te imaginas si una persona estuviera cerca de esa explosión?😱
I don't know what the upper piston face was made of, but the lower block needed to be hardened in some way. Pushing the ball into a divot spreads the loading quite a bit.
You're crazy man !!! And also so lucky.... Seriously, be really carefull next time !
The steel base probably has a ductile-fragile temperature higher than the ball. Locally the steel base was frozen by contact with ball and behaved fragilely.
I never thought the base would explode
5:30....I....did not see that coming
I didnt knew solid steel balls was that strong,it destroyes in its path everything if you try to crush it,maybe it even makes a earthquake lol
First time the bar took 500 ton, second time broke at 350 😇😇😇
exactly 🫡
The second time it's wasn't flattening from pressure at bottom it hadn't shown even a little change in shape and the brick cannot handle that much pressure on a very small area
Muito boas experiências.
Alright I didn’t expect that but its impressive af
I hope this video can replace the broken camera and equipment👍
goddamn like a local earthquake focused on that room.
when u put epic moment countdown i imagined many things but not to that extend 😅
as i know ceramics has the highest compressive strength compared to metals so why it was weaker under the HP
brittleness?
@@leviathan19 but it is not fast load that can make impact
It failed in tension.
Revenge Of The Steel.
You'll freeze my ball? You'll regret it.
:D
What happened to that TV that gets smashed by the flying piece of brick at 5:55???
Before cold press: Metal is brittle when cold, it will break now.
After cold press: In motha Russia, ball breaks you.
That camera must be expensive as hell.
My man! You Crazy! 😮😮🤣🤣
you just reinvented the bomb
Stay safe my man
Bro that ball just decided to break every thing around it
Even a Nokia cannot survive.
Amazing video man
Sorry to see the broken camera 😂😂😂😂😂🤣
AND YET YOU LAUGH AT THIS MANS MISFORTUNE?!?! HAVE YOU NO HONOR? NO DIGNITY? ITS A MIRACLE THIS MANS STILL ALIVE! HEY REMIND ME TO BLOW YOUR HOUSE LATER, SEE HOW YOU LIKE IT.
The 80mm frozen ball was ballistic💥
In the words of the immortal bard - OOPS!
Wow the. Ice ball made the setup explode
Excellent video, thank you ❗👍🏼❗😎
That last one did indeed create a good deal of CARNAGE.... I hope no one was injured⁉️❓⁉️
...Мышка пробежала, хвостиком махнула... нужно найти такую мышь
*30mm ball sitting there*
*80mm ball rolls up*
30mm ball: "holly shit your bigh"
80mm ball: I'm a planet in search of his moon, dollface. what'da say?"
An 80mm frozen metal ball is impossible to destroy with a hydraulic press, because it can destroy everything that are seen to prevent damages to the house, including the camera.
Nice end with music! :)
Is camera alive?
darn that whas an biiiig boom
glad that you and camera is ok
6:04 looks unreal.
That finale, WOW
How does this not just absolutely break things on the press? I feel like that press cost a fortune, I would be paranoid after awhile it would really damage it?
Alles zerlegt.
The press does cost a lot. This guy makes bank off CZcams so he doesn’t care about cost. The press is heavy machinery and is made with strong material. With proper care it should last a while
@@catwiener22 I'm sure he makes good money, I would be concerned that if something broke though it would take forever to get parts and stuff these days. It's pretty incredible how well made something like that is if you take into consideration the load and then the shock that rapid release in energy would be. I have a small press and any time stuff slips or pops I'm like well there goes my press. It has yet to break though lol.
@@ohthatscoo who knows how long it could take to get parts where he’s at. It is insane on how much stress gets put on the machine without breaking. It can go from 4,000kg to 0kg in milliseconds without breaking any parts on the press
thats not a problem with over 700 euro daily profit...
This steel alloy has 500 tonnes of balls in order to withstand the pressue!
You must make your Hydraulic setup more stronger ...
When Ball fights back
80 mm ball bearing wins! Support block... Fatality! 🤣
Somehow it was sad but hilarious at the same time.
make some revenge video where the steel ball is somewhat crushed
Awesome video
Those were some biiiig baaangs. :D
Really impressive but, why did the cube stand 500 tones with the ball at room temp. And then collapse at 300 something with the cooled one? And btw, is steel not "glassified" at that temp? (I don't know the word in English, I mean that temp. When maleable matter behaves as glass because of too much cooling)
I think the steel block break because it become brittle since it not have high enough temp to deform, while the cyrogenic ball have maximum molecul density to achieve max strength
Epic!!! My daughters just getting into photography, i know how much those cameras and lenses cost "Ouch!" Check out "Going Ballistic" 5" Bearing ball vs .50 cal, The first ball was flawed but the second puts up a good fight :-))
Ball legit says "MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDAAAAAAA!!!!!!"
I think you just created a low-magnitude earthquake in the neighbourhood
dude you nearly died are you ok? also i think the force as the ball pressed into the substrate is what killed it
Maybe you could test a beer crate or big can (5 liters or more). :)
Bro is gonna crush some uranium next 💀
Feel Sad for your Camera Lens that Broke. Must be Very Expensive 😲
And that is how ironman made his suit:
Excelente!!!!!!
Ну хитрец, два канала!!! Зачем?
Now you have a metal puzzle
holy shet
Wow I can't believe it broke your tools 😳
This guy needs a phantom camera
Why are there sparks when the steel balls burst?
Тоже такой вопрос. Наверное от трения. Или от сильного давления. Не понятно
I felt sorry for the camera so I liked the video
This is a completely mad guy...🤣
THAT WAS SO COOL
Yeah, Pure fury of the steel
Really dangerous explosion,are u safe u didn't got any injury due to this explosion?😱🥺
he must be out of the room
Sidma rules : dont let them break you , you break them
Chuck Norris his nuts.
probably the only time the hydraulic press lost
Wait so with the steel ball, the press just stopped, but with the frozen ball, it broke? What?
Your experiment video danger😱😱😱😱😱😱😱