2 Liter Bottle Compressor (No Moving Parts)

[@CodeDoctorJet]

This was just suggested to me and I realized... THIS IS MY NEIGHBOR! Way to go Quint! Orissa must love your shenanigans. LOL!

[@QuintBUILDs]

Ha, thanks! 😁

[@abhikumar706]

Orissa is a state in India

[@DrRudy-em5nw]

60 seconds in africa a minute passes

[@steadyshakey6599]

Id like to get on a first name basis with orissa and quintin.

[@flavvsdasilver6442]

@@DrRudy-em5nw I'm in Africa right now, I can confirm that this is true

[@heckinmemes6430]

"Ok, so today we're doing heart surgery. But all i have is this spark plug, a burrito, and my cat mittens."

[@olobongaircurityeldezongo4902]

Don't miss a beat

[@MEGABOINK65]

lol

[@jamescanjuggle]

"Now mittens here is a trained anaesthesiologist but that's not much help when Mrs Patterson down the road needs a contrary artery bypass. Luckily I stopped by Chipotle for lunch and grabbed this burrito. Ill show you why this will come in handy in just a moment." 😂

[@marshalllhiepler]

Excuse me, doctor. I am not mechanically inclined, I suffer from acid reflux, and I am allergic to felines, but ... I feel strongly compelled to volunteer for open heart surgery.

[@MEGABOINK65]

@@marshalllhiepler LMAO!!

[@pgtmr2713]

Next week: How to get water out of your tires.

[@anothergoogleuser]

Next week: What to do with the water you used to fill your tire.

[@RichFreeman]

Just wait for the belts to rust and then when the tire explodes all the water will come out. Seriously. There is a reason string plugs aren't considered a permanent repair.

[@workingmanrondoyle3287]

Good theory video. I noticed in the video you were using aluminum to mill the two liter bottle block adapters for this experiment. Have you considered selling those?

[@seanregehr4921]

If you have a special set of tire rims with rubber sealing around the inner to protect against rust, you could just use water period and it would last much better, plus is you had a leak it would be extremely obvious where.

[@Randy2747]

@@seanregehr4921 and then end up getting 4 miles to a gallon with all tires filled with water. Lol And in the winter when they freeze your tires would be lopsided

[@sweetbread9008]

You might consider installing an inline air filter, so that you don’t end up with enough water in your tire to cause issues.

[@luciusirving5926]

Or silica gel next to a sponge.

[@sweetbread9008]

@@luciusirving5926 that would be a great filtration system. I just imagine water in the tire couldn’t be good and should probably be avoided. Freezing and balance issues could cause other more problematic issues. Shocks, struts, tie rods, bearings, seals and such. All could wear down very quickly with a good wobble.

[@NewLightEnergy]

My brother had got water in one tire on his mustang. It was very bad. Definitely want to filter out the moisture as we do with air compressors. Very cool idea for sure.

[@themenagerie5622]

That was my first thought when a saw the thumbnail -college automotive student

[@gold.13]

An air compressor water condenser inline would work perfectly...it will trap moisture under pressure...

[@manadio]

Common things in your house, water, water bottles, air, a CNC MACHINE

[@dmsanct]

just your average youtuber

[@fnord5]

My mill isn't CNC, but I have one in my garage

[@allyourcode]

I'll bet you can do this without such a fancy tool.

[@Kairos-XIII-2]

We don't have water...

[@ericmarriott5274]

i have a cnc machine

[@seljd]

this is how mines got compressed air in the past, they used waterfall to compress the air in to the pipes went all the way to the mine and powered the tools

[@travcollier]

Close. But a trompe is a bit cooler and works from continuous flow. PracticalEngineering has a good video on it.

[@warrenbogard]

I'm impressed that last 2L bottle didn't explode on the first run.

[@Alucard-gt1zf]

It was only under around 10psi

[@Zuaachen]

Designed to fail at 150 psi. education.seattlepi.com/much-pressure-can-two-liter-bottle-handle-6313.html

[@chuckaddison5134]

Would have been interesting to do the experiment with the bottles at about 2 atms to start.

[@DonziGT230]

A two liter bottle will handle at least double the pressure of the average city water pressure.

[@mikldude9376]

Some plastic bottles are extremely strong , i worked in recycling industry many years ago, and when trucks backed in to unload , they would often run over used sealed plastic bottles , i once saw a 13 ton compactor back over a plastic bottle and suspend it for a few seconds before it popped , although most are not that strong some do have thicker plastic and are very strong . .

[@tywebbgolfenthusiast8950]

As Jeff Goldblum said in Jurassic Park, “They were so preoccupied with whether they could, they never stopped to consider whether they should”.

[@Narcan885]

But for real. That last bottle is gonna explode any time, and it won't be pretty.

[@garrettg5130]

@@Narcan885 2 liter bottles can withstand about 120 psi. His household pressure should be at most 80 psi which means he shouldn't have to worry about them bursting with this setup.

[@davidmontgomery9570]

Lol

[@jamesthe-doctor8981]

News headline: Ten people in every US city make one of these - nationwide drought begins…

[@kaptein1247]

@@jamesthe-doctor8981 60 litres of water is nothing. Flushes your toilet about 10 times and is a few minutes of showering

[@johnnymills1594]

First time here, I liked how this was done. I'm sending this to my kids and their math teacher. Thanks

[@QuintBUILDs]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@nate2966]

Mmm I see more science

[@sagginav]

Maths teacher?? Or rather physics teacher? :P

[@therinni2347]

I deal with pressure measurement on a daily basis. This was so fun to watch someone do. Nice work. SUBBED!

[@YouNameItGaming]

A displacement compressor made out of soda bottles, that's really cool! I can't say I expected it to actually meet the required inflation pressure running solely from mains water, but not only is it sufficient, I'm estimating based on atmospheric pressure and just how much air is being displaced that this rig is capable of reaching pressures as high as 80-90 PSI

[@RobbsHomemadeLife]

As a fellow builder and youtuber, it was a delight to read the grumpy myopic negative comments by people who almost always have never made a single youtube video. I subscribed. 😎👌

[@CazaVideos005]

I will be honest. I didn’t searched this video. But im so glad KZbin recommended it. It has the old KZbin vibe. I loved it . New subscriber!

[@marktindal2186]

I vote this guy as being stranded on a desert island with me.

[@jimslicer807]

Don't know about that mate. He loves wasting water & would need to bring his metal lathe along too so not the most practical fellow to be stuck on the island with 😉

[@SkyWave32]

Narrating the way my body decomposes for educational benefit of the audience?

[@joeldorantes9369]

He'd leave while you're filling the bottles

[@jthepickle7]

Sparksmayfly!

[@jaymercha3859]

I vote Mariah Carey.

[@n16161]

Excellently presented! Love how concise the leading explanation was. Even someone completely new to physics principles can learn.

[@jacob416]

This would be a really neat experiment/demonstration to see in elementary schools. It's hard to do hands on activities with things like gasses and pressor at that age this would be perfect

[@Fabrybraconi]

I saw 5 videos of this channel and I am very impressed because I never think it was possible to carry out all these projects, you open my mind and show that it is possible if you are imaginative with science and the needs of people, being aware of the resources that can be taken advantage of. I would like to be like you one day, needless to say, I subscribe. greetings from Argentina

[@ststele]

Never would have thought of doing this! Displacement as a compressor. So cool!

[@lewisstevens8590]

Technically that’s how a normal compressor works, instead of water level rising in a fixed volume it’s just a piston rising, and instead of having a guy open a butterfly valve every time the bottles are filled, a valve opens every time the piston reaches its highest point and the air escapes that way. Its a good way to demonstrate this though

[@johnypitman2368]

And we are in a drought. Good thing I have a compressor

[@catabaticanabatic3800]

@@johnypitman2368 And you still have all the water you started with apart from insignificant system losses,of course. Energhy or matter can be neither created nor destroyed. It is up to ingenuity as to how it is utilised. Imagination ,and innate Human laziness, are the mothers of progress.

[@lee3r24]

@@catabaticanabatic3800 yeah because having 80L of water left over after inflating a single tyre is completely practical

[@catabaticanabatic3800]

@@lee3r24 Sorry Sir, I do not understand the gist of your retort.

[@TracyNorrell]

Dude, seriously. That's awesome. You're the kind of guy I would love to live next to, and spend time in our garages thinking of different ways to use over engineering to solve simple problems.

[@RambosMullet79]

Don't forget the 420 and psych meds to keep you from beating him with his air compressor.

[@andrewhinson4323]

Well, I officially request that you produce a science show for kids. Please! I have a 3 year old son and a 4 year old daughter who would LOVE your teaching/demonstration style! Its fantastic!

[@solarfluxman8810]

I have an adapter for connecting my garden hose directly to my tractor tire. I fill it to the top of the rim (about 70% water). The weight (ballast) helps. Not recommended for car tires due to speed.

[@rogerlarson8040]

the bad part is it will make your rim rust.

[@TIO540S1]

I’m the exponential guy. I support very few channels on Patreon, but you definitely deserve it. I love both your imagination and your execution.

[@marquisethomas5611]

Manager : Hey why are you late ? This guy : i had to build an air compressor

[@kafi2464]

he is the Manager!

[@y.z.6517]

@@kafi2464 Boss: This guy gets promoted.

[@Hugh_Jurrection]

This guy is the neighbour I would send my kids to on a Saturday morning armed with cookies and snacks. I would tell them to help him and learn something!

[@bombonelnastase8031]

All i learned from this video is how to waste a lot of resources instead of using a manual air pump .

[@mini_feline]

Did I randomly find this in recommended? Yes. Am I entertained? Yes. Great video.

[@goaram]

Do I care? Kind of.

[@maclostemas]

"So Quint, why you arrived work 3 weeks later?" "Sorry boss, flat tire. Take me a while to solve it"

[@scuzyprod.1611]

This compressor could be implemented into a water system. If you add a second valve on the bottom of the bottles, you could empty all of them at once, and use the water in other ways, instead of wasting it. Then, when you need compressed air again, you flip a switch and water starts filling the bottles again. With a little bit of work, the process could be automated.

[@mbrad2669]

You sir MUST live in California..🤣 my years in college here revolved around the drought and saving water... I saw him pouring out the h20 on the driveway and was like NOOOOOOO!!😅🤣

[@littlejackalo5326]

It would take a LOT more than "a little bit of work" to automate the process.

[@CmdrCorn]

Reminds me of selling electricity back to the power manager. If you scaled it all the way, wouldnt you just be trading water pressure with the main? I mean obviously it would be cool if every house's water system came with a compressor, but this to me seems like the net result. Maybe get some extra life or utility out of a well pump using such cavities at the head?

[@theranajayant]

Thank you for making it. Your BUILD format of content is amazing. I wish I had a teacher like you.

[@Jim-be8sj]

Fantastic presentation. Something like this could be adapted into a school project that would connect many core components of a basic math and science curriculum. I love the acronym BUILD at the end.

[@ZembaCraftworks]

"Dragging my air compressor out is such a hassle!" *creates complicated invention to avoid basic task* 😂 I sympathize

[@padalecuroczy1]

Waste of the water.

[@radicalrick9587]

Did someone say Rube Goldberg?

[@radicalrick9587]

@Duck Soup How true, good point Soup

[@D4RKBRU73]

We Germans have patented complicated inventions to avoid simple tasks ;-)

[@styldsteel1]

Lol. Why bother with the air compressor when you could first drink 19 liters of soda pop and set up all these gizmos. Seems so obvious 🧐

[@KyleHatch21]

This channel needs to be massssive!!! Keep em coming Quint!

[@shootermcgavin991]

It’s about the learning and understanding what’s possible, not it’s immediate feasibility. Awesome video sir!!!

[@pauliuspeldzius1869]

Seriously! :) I am so impressed... you are one hell of the smart guy! and actually entertaining. Well done. Subscribed.

[@walteraustinr102]

You obviously have a drive to make things work. It’s always motivating to see there are others out there like myself. So satisfying when it comes together after many adjustments. Great job 👍

[@fredywnavas]

This guy seem nice how he explains or teach things, good job.

[@Shroommduke]

...and THIS is why I find myself experimenting on everything in sight, no wonder I can't get anything done!

[@justexpressingmyself397]

This man is stimulating your imagination so you can use it on other things Are you jealous? You missed the point

[@automaticprojects]

Ha. This is such a fun and clever idea. You could be the high school science teacher everyone wishes they had.

[@Allthingstech3108]

True

[@reysamson8495]

Mark Moran i truly aggree! And to the negatives we dare them to share videos which is good for learning like this one.

[@stratman1234]

I totally agree.

[@freddykoopmans6985]

some off the stuff is junior high school..... but every kid would be blessed with a teacher so willing to educate

[@myqueentitanbug28]

That was amazing. I love doing them kind of experiments in school and now in life. Can't wait to teach my kids when they are older this stuff

[@sageand94]

I think a drain valve would be a good addition to this build

[@deemarty6618]

Underrated comment

[@joelcemeli4592]

Didn't search for this video, I don't know why is recommended and who is Quint... but now you have a new subscriber, love it!

[@havenbastion]

"Using nothing but water pressure", and "weeks of designing and fabricating".

[@tonioreyes]

just go to a gasstation and use the compressor...

[@samuel-JF1981]

Or... Just use that bicycle pump 🤣

[@buckleybaker9276]

Just a lesson in physics he was not even trying to say it was practical

[@havenbastion]

My point is, you don't spend weeks designing and fabricating water. "Nothing but water pressure" is bullshit. That's like saying an airplane flies on nothing but jet fuel.

[@getsideways7257]

@@havenbastion Exactly. As if the water pressure just magically appeared out of thin air...

[@5ish51]

Let’s do a fundraising for an electric air compressor!

[@Gem8631]

😂😂😂😂

[@contytub]

You already have 156 likes . If everybody donates 10 cents we may get him a decent one

[@utetrahemicon]

Or a hand pump.

[@kampammam]

Love this channel! If I had you as a teacher, I would’ve become much more excited about school! Engineering always interested me, but the applications you use really makes an experiment have a visual component to go along with the rest of it! As a person with a creative mind, that really helps! Thank you!

[@daltonmann4916]

a saying we had in the military "if its stupid, but it works. it isnt stupid!"

[@JKDJack]

It's army stupid, completely different 😂

[@averageotter5621]

That's not just military my guy.

[@KneesBitten]

@Bob Sacamano as a software engineer, we subscribe to the least stupid with a margin of error as a means to balance the optimisation problem of time and effort (cost/benefit)

[@JohnHoranzy]

In Aviation, if it's stupid and it worked, it is still stupid and you were just lucky. Aviation has very precise definitions of "stupid".

[@robertbowser815]

Just for everyone's info and I've tested quite a few the average 2 liter bottle can hold a little over a hundred PSI I've never had one explode with less than a hundred quite a few make it to 135 PSI But also remember plastic and PVC don't show up on x-rays CAT scans or MRIS so you don't want any of that stuff to get stuck in you

[@fabiovezzari2895]

Same reason why the use of x-ray invisible shrapnels is considered a war crime

[@maxprophet2401]

An ounce or less of water in a 2 liter at 100 psi makes quite an interesting cloud immediately after the thunder.

[@firstnamelastnameisallowed7943]

Dry ice can build up that much pressure!! Holly crap!! Didnt know that. "disclaimer, all psi testing was done with the safety of a mail box protecting the science type people from shrapnel. Do not try this without" end of disclaimer... Ha! Crack myself up somtimes.

[@maxprophet2401]

@Backroad Driving Fast at Night ASMR, "the" prophecy doesn't discriminate, intend harm, or give special treatment. Find a new way to get your tingly kicks because if your name implies an ongoing activity..... beware, vehicular manslaughter/ homicide often hurt the uninjured drivers for life. I live on a backroad , where many assume they're alone, lots of things change at 90mph on gravel when kids and puppies are hoggin your lanes. I'm not a fortune teller bro, it almost happened to me.... the driver.

[@Apollo-Computers]

Just don't put ln2 in a sealed 2liter

[@jaytc3218]

"Hey, everybody! In today's video we're going to be splitting atoms using nothing more than an old sock, a piece of used chewing gum, and a pencil. Let's do this!" Seriously, what this guy did IS pretty cool.

[@QuintBUILDs]

LOL!

[@darlingraymond]

You have a very clear simple and friendly way to explain something. You should be a teacher or on tv

[@internet_internet]

My dad is a retired 73 year old engineer. Very smart & clever guy. He has many unfinished major projects, some of which have been left unfinished for 45+ years, but he will spend days or sometimes weeks coming up with a clever/intricate way to make one specific task only slightly more efficient. In other words, he’ll spend a large amount of time & work to improve random little things, & the comfort/quality-of-life in his workshop, yet his main project car that was taken apart in 1982 is still in pieces... It’s really cool to see some of the stuff that he comes up with, though. Smarter not harder, I suppose.

[@ninja_nikolaj1]

This youtube chanell is so inderrated he deserves more subs!

[@Warcats15]

This only works because the water pressure was higher than the final tire pressure required. Also, there’s a better no moving parts compressor called a Trompe.

[@audi3318]

@@jamierodg1 that’s incorrect. With a trompe the air is drawn in with the water from the source, this is just forcing air from bottles with water pressure. Not even close to a trompe

[@benni5541]

Was also confused about the pressure differential aspect. Maybe if he had a 20cm water inlet and a 1cm air outlet of some sort, but they seem identical in diameter so the pressure in should equal pressure out right ?

[@eucabrooks]

This almost seems like a semi-static equivalent of a Tromp. I like it!

[@NativelyBornAmerican]

Someone: why did you do that? You: because I can.

[@bjornmacintosh4954]

This is as good as "smarter every days" channel - I love the acronym :) Sir, that was an awesome video!

[@QuintBUILDs]

DUDE!!! I can't tell you what that means to me! 👍

[@darkshadowsx5949]

id say borderline better than "Smarter every day" Quint BUILDs has better demonstrations.

[@CaddySA]

@@darkshadowsx5949 urjtu2fultctic9

[@krishianpalmani1448]

This is a really nice project explaining the relationship between pressure and volume to inflate the car tire. 😀

[@utetrahemicon]

This is why waves are so dangerous for boats and humans. Water ain't compressible.

[@cooterswift916]

I honestly read "bottle composer" and thought that little boy was gonna play some Betoveen with those 2 liters

[@kakyoindonut3213]

bottle is an instrument

[@ankurs1788]

This channel has the potential to become one of the best on KZbin. The way you explain basic concepts of physics is really a breathe of fresh air compared to what is taught in schools and colleges. Hats off to you man!!

[@QuintBUILDs]

Wow thanks! I'm deep into physics on the next one right now. Hope it lives up to your expectations! 👍

[@oatlord]

Cleverness like this is what causes people to look back at the building of the pyramids and think "aliens."

[@dReZbEeZ]

We are the aliens!

[@edism]

Especially when you read many of these comments.

[@brucetracphone1742]

Funny you say that. I just watched a video about building the Great Pyramids. Didn't involve 2 liter bottles. The aliens were still using the Imperial system. And they call us primative!

[@threeomgthree]

I wish so badly i could travel to the future and find the civilization that will find ours one day. I want to know what they find, and how it makes us look.

[@edism]

@@threeomgthree We're going to look like complete morons for certain things, such as Trump and Brexit.

[@DoomRater]

Me: I'ma spend 4 hours failing to automate this contraption in Minecraft This guy: hold my 2 liter

[@patarisman434]

Bro! KZbin wormhole and glad haha. I'm digging your videos brother. And this one (even though it's as old as the pyramids) just gave you another subscriber. I like this kind of stuff. And this is something I never would've thought of or thought possible. Keep this kind of stuff up. And I'll keep in tune. Good stuff!

[@QuintBUILDs]

Thanks Pat! 👍

[@eddmyzt]

You’re right, i do like to BUILD. Therefore I am going to like and subscribe.

[@jobmunene3263]

The Engineer in me is very impressed. Good work!

[@exhibitless2386]

2:52 best transition of all time 😂😂😂

[@QuintBUILDs]

Glad you liked it!!! 😂

[@lmnarutothelastairbender]

I liked it too 😁

[@lmnarutothelastairbender]

I'm still concerned about the wasted water 😣

[@peterwilhelmsson4168]

@@lmnarutothelastairbender Not everyone lives in a desert.

[@kreynolds1123]

@@lmnarutothelastairbender I believe he watered his plants. 4:14. Im not sure that qualifies as waste unless you live in a desert. And the point of this video was more for fun and to demonstrate a concept than to show a "better" way to get air into a tire.

[@Swo882]

African kid: wished we had some clean water to drink Quint builds: it took 80 litres of water to pump my tyre

[@ad3ly]

Its always the african eh.. 😉

[@Twitch380]

Says the guy who bought a condo or phone to make this comment.

[@joep9617]

And the water is poured into his yard with some overflow on the pavement. In the end, it STILL goes into the global water cycle - so it gets absorbed by plants, or evaporated & rains down somewhere else, or into underground reservoirs and reused in the same community. Probably a bit of all 3. Water was not wasted. Water doesn’t ‘run out’ The earth naturally absorbs and recycles water from all sources (oceans, lakes, swimming pools, urine, dead animals, plant life, etc). The locations where it rains & where people live change. Wanna help? Develop cheaper & better desalination & distribution methods to poor and arid countries.

[@bluefmi]

how many items you own that are "made in china" at a price of slave labor? you can't save everyone in the world. you can't even save the majority of the world. i bet you can't even save 10 people from the bilions that have problems with health, food, water, safety, etc. but you complain about what someone does with water. you are not actually caring. you don't want to help people. you just want to virtue signal

[@fredjr.8691]

Finally takes it to the mechanic to fix the stupid tire. Mechanic: “Why do you have so much water in your tires?”

[@seanmcdougall8263]

Lmfao........ that's why I came here

[@egnaro-hm1bd]

You'd be surprised how much water you find sometimes. People or gas stations never drain their compressors and by the time they've been filling it twice a week for 5 months there's a ton. Not always but usually the shitboxes

[@ryanmcgowan3061]

@@egnaro-hm1bd I leave the pressure release valve just slightly open to drain the water from the compressor tank.

[@egnaro-hm1bd]

@@ryanmcgowan3061 I leave a hose hooked up to a fitting on the bottom drain with a blow gun and just squirt the shit water once a week

[@nikitagurbangulyyev9590]

Thank you so much for your work. These questions were spinning in my head for years since childhood. How that or this stuff works. Thanks a lot!

[@3DSnake64]

After years of searching. After years of struggling. I finally found the person that comes up with these "why would some one do this" questions that they put in math textbooks.

[@lynn5655]

When I first saw the board with the 10 bottles attached to it, I was half laughing, half saying 'wow' really loud. This was sooo impressive, and I loved when you drew the circles around the tire describing how to estimate how much air that was needed. You really outdid yourself on this one. GREAT JOB!!!!

[@QuintBUILDs]

Thank you SOOO much Lynn!!! I had SO many blunders making the first couple blocks I almost didn't have the courage to continue. So many broken tools! I thought I might do one long chain of 30+ bottles but multiples of 10 proved challenging enough! I put WAY more effort into documenting scenes and script ahead of time and felt like it made a difference at every step.

[@ibdammned]

you just activated a part of my brain that's been sleeping, thank you..

[@olobongaircurityeldezongo4902]

So you only need to snooze now🤔well done

[@subsony2005]

Man, i wish this man a teacher... I guess i learn more about Physiks on his Channel then in my whole Schoolcarreer...

[@robertcohn8858]

Not sure how I landed on this video, but it was excellent and informative. 5 minutes and 24 seconds well-spent.

[@childebrand1]

And all these years I’ve just been filling up my tires at the gas station. Boy, do I feel silly.

[@SlabbinNCabbin]

Fuck!

[@teddyl2647]

Yeah Fuck

[@jigglytofu]

DOUBLE fuck!! 😂

[@Felisargyle]

I was like wow where’d did you find those aluminum block bottle adapters haha.

[@ZrubekFamily]

Next to your Bridgeport where you just milled them up.

[@robertwibble3009]

I love seeing people use some form of science some form of using their brain instead of at home playing video games all day good job

[@Cappurniggas]

It will work much faster if you use a long hose (or all of your hoses connected together) and you drain empty it when you empty the bottles. In fact, in a pinch you could do it with just one bottle and a long empty hose.

[@davidhenderson3400]

Now lets see him explain to his wife why the water bill is so high.

[@AdnanKauser]

Shouldve at least filled it in a pool for the kids after each round

[@D4RKBRU73]

Add the quadzillions of water he wasted for his rain turbine and you'd have been cheaper off by just paying for the electricity you were trying to save in the first place ;-)

[@kelseywhitlatch173]

Good news is waters cheap lol

[@joemorgese]

😂

[@kelseywhitlatch173]

@Chill Will good thing he used a hose then. ::derp derp derp::

[@Drufyre]

Next video: How to replace a corroded tire pressure sensor.

[@jstagzsr]

spending weeks just to figure out a completely unnecessary way of doing something just because its cooler than doing it the normal way? Yep, you got my sub. This is my kind of channel!

[@QuintBUILDs]

LOL, thanks!

[@atxmatt2510]

This definitely saved me from having to wheel out my inefficient air compressor! Thanks!

[@LC-mz7ev]

That will fit nicely in my trunk, in case of emergency flats.

[@SunilYadav-vr2hz]

My dear in cash of emegency you will not get this much of water too😂 and presure is also inportant, Air will not creat if u will fill by bocket or mug

[@YEET-yh6qc]

You can connect a compressor tank to your water out line. Let it fill with water and the air can be collected in another compressor tank. Time it right when you shower and youll some have compressed air for free and just open a return line from the first tank back to your water system. You can use that air for many things at whatever psi you got from the tank. You can run pneumatic tools equipment maybe even make an electric generator if you have enough tanks to run a alternator long enough. Ik its complicated but at least you'll have a compressor that can last longer than any other as long as the tank don't get holes and won't cost you anything after a time period if you count gas or watts used by standard compressors

[@SqueakyNeb]

@@YEET-yh6qc this isn't magically turning water into pressure, it's just transferring pressure from the water supply system to air.

[@YEET-yh6qc]

@@SqueakyNeb ik the air that gets trapped in the water when stream creates negative atmospheric pressure sucking in air in the line you just separate it by literally 3 pipes its called a trompe. It can work depending what you want and how big of trompe you make. Industrial ones for the sale of compressed air were build on rivers and other streams. People use them for hydroponics, i want to build one for aerobic bacteria to treat sewage water instead of just having a septic tank. I want the dirty water to be almost clear so it can flow back into the garden the same way they sewage process water for golf courts sprinklers.

[@o.h.gaming2006]

That's really cool to make a compressor like that, but a disclaimer should be put up for people who are not smart enough to realize there is water particles in with that air being put into a tire which is very dangerous in freezing weather conditions.

[@greatbriton8425]

How do you get that? The last air bottle is dry until the last minute. No more humidity than natural air variation.

[@tlc5343]

Because everyone has a air dryer/ water separator at their house. Smh

[@Jo24Park]

Great Briton see the splashes in the second bottle from 3:36

[@Jo24Park]

Plus water vapour is also a thing

[@greatbriton8425]

@@Jo24Park The water is splashing down, not into the air tube

[@miniac60]

"Wet" air, very bad. The water that you're putting into your tire will increase the pressure vs temperature curve. Just a heads up for the people that would like to try this!

[@NixonRexzile-xz4sq]

pressure vs temperature, care to elaborate

[@Reth_Hard]

And isn't it a huge waste of water? Oh yeah I forgot... In america, wasting water is considered as a national sport... :P

[@miniac60]

@@NixonRexzile-xz4sq college for me was 35 years ago, and the exact knowledge is now gone, because I never used it. I believe it was about 2nd year college level course. So if you care to look into it, here is the start down the rabbit hole www.engineeringtoolbox.com/amp/air-density-specific-weight-d_600.html

[@1957mrbill]

The other issue with wet air is moisture will corrode aluminum wheels and rust steel ones. You will have rim leaks in no time!

[@JimNichols]

Wow, I bet your fun at parties. It was a demonstration of scientific principles of non compressibles vs compressibles. If he is that smart I would assume he knows the air has a saturation of water in it.

[@JP-zs8hn]

I love it. Something different to wrap are heads around. Keep doing these vids buddy. 💯

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

I love how you somehow made math interesting to even this just barely average math person.

[@Mardog666]

PinkOld you realize his math is totaly off, and he is mixing things that make no sense at all. And his final result is different from his prediction!!!

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

@@Mardog666 The math for the volume of the tire was actually about right, and he even qualified his math there by saying that it was approximate due to trying to extrapolate a square-sided volume to a round object. Also, if you're so worried about the precision of the math, why aren't you worried about the obvious impracticality of filing tires using garden hose water for the compression source?

[@Mardog666]

PinkOld well figuring out the volume should be simple for lets say 12 year old. But my point is his mixing actual pressure of atmosphere and saying that eventhough the tire is flat there is still 1atm pressure in it, which is of course false. So I was suggesting him leaving out the physics next time, since he sucks at it. Otherwise he just proved you can compress air with water pressure, I am fine with that

[@andreduplessis8384]

@@Mardog666 There is atleast 1 atm in lol. But he got other things wrong for instance simply saying 60 liter 1 atm = 30l liter 2 atm

[@andreduplessis8384]

30 liters2atm has the sam mass as 60 liter 1 atm but is then not posibble to fill tyre with 60 liter 1 atm

[@h.celine9303]

I'm sure this is the easiest, most economical and technologically most sophisticated way to achieve air in your tires.

I'd like to see how he paints a house!

[@h.celine9303]

@ Compressed Air. From his tires.

[@nusreterol2533]

H. Celine waste of water

[@Bowserex]

@@h.celine9303 looool

[@MarioAPN]

H. Celine not even close. Using the old fridge compressor is by far better option.

[@144primestudio3]

He's still awkward in front of the camera, but I can feel his passion to share knowledge. Let's get this guy exposure! sharee

[@QuintBUILDs]

Nothing to do with the camera, I'm actually that awkward in person! 🤣

[@anonymous3174]

Lol

[@usa5439]

@@QuintBUILDs You don't seem awkward at all. Quit listening to these losers who probably never talked to a human in their life.

[@foogentog]

You did a great job on this all around

[@judgment5090]

@@usa5439, nope. I am like this guy. He is awkward in front of the camera. Nothing wrong with it, it is just a fact.

[@RustyShackleford42069]

My name is Quint! You do our name proud man! Your videos are freaking awesome and I can't wait to implement some of the things I've learned from these videos.

[@stogecrazy]

If you emptied the hose as well you could get even more air per round.

[@moonWraith13]

I will never do that but knowing how is definitely worth a like and sub!

[@WormFrizzer]

As a European, watching you, kind sir, making measurements in Imperial (inches) and then converting them to SI (Liters) - I am both amused and frightened.

[@jk9554]

What could possibly go wrong? (but better don't ask NASA...)

[@KohenWG]

Math, as you might expect, takes an extra semester or two in the US haha

[@NoCumBacksiFunny]

As an American who uses both systems, you dont need metric in your daily life. Imperial is based on your body. It relates temperature better to the human body

[@WormFrizzer]

@@NoCumBacksiFunny Sure. Lets make all scales based on the human body then. Lets measure distance in elbows, time in winks, weight in heads.. Oh, and lets use a different base number for each one.

[@NoCumBacksiFunny]

WormFrizzer you’re a fucking idiot. Imperial is not only more precise, but more relatable. Temperature especially. If I go to Europe, the difference between 10-30 degrees is life or death. In the US and other smart countries, we have a much more precise form of measurement. I know that 32 is freezing, 50 is chilly, and 100 is hot. Thats why all the best chefs in the world use Fahrenheit to bake and cook, and why all of the countries that landed on the moon used the imperial system to land there.

[@BlackandWhitecustoms]

Thanx for doing this experiment I have a new appreciation for my air compressor now. 😂

[@BlackandWhitecustoms]

Appreciate the like. These projects are underrated because even though this isn't a real option for anyone to inflate tire it opens your mind to new ideas, scientific method, and shows just how many ways there are to skin a cat. The person that could possibly invent the next big thing could get trigger by watching this video and all the great information provided.keep up good work you earned another subscriber for sure

[@gunbladeuser19]

Man fines longest way to solve simple problem to avoid his family.

[@LC-mz7ev]

😂

[@majortom4543]

Reminds me of Malcolms father trying to avoid Lois when she is mad

[@АлексейПироженко-д7з]

Pfff...

[@Gizziiusa]

shhh, dont tell him about fix-a-flat.

[@bradprestipino4295]

😂

[@DanteYewToob]

This was entirely unique, very interesting and fun to watch. You got my sub! I look forward to seeing what else you think up!

[@AlvaroGarcia-kf3ih]

By the time i finished putting water air in my tires .i was late a week to my job .😁 nice job!

[@CharlesBarret]

I am amazed of our intellectual ability. It gives me hope watching this to dream with a loving and orderly life of my own... so inspiring!

[@apex9806]

"Its not possible" "no, its neccesary"

[@bsharpmajorscale]

This is a "why? Why not?" type channel I think. :D

[@paulwalton3637]

I wish this fella would have been my science teacher I’d have passed with flying colours, great videos sir👍🏻👍🏻

[@fellajobbie]

Well thank you I thought I could be a good teacher

[@TheDecemberBreed]

This was one of the most mindblowing things i've seen in weeks. Keep it up. You're really doing a great job!

[@ICKY427]

meanwhile, on garage54: "what if we fill the tires with WATER?!"

[@gasgiant7122]

In work we fill the tractor tyres with water for ballast when using side arm attatchments

[@veselinmihaljevic7379]

@Kaaarels You had faulty valve... It happens often :D

[@humphreysmiggens3881]

I've only seen maybe two of their videos years ago- but I knew immediately which channel you were referring to 🤣

[@alaskanalain]

I had the same thought. Those Russians with their water and cement.

[@donhappel9928]

@@gasgiant7122 Yeah, pretty common for ag equipment. Competitive rock crawlers will fill with water or even put a couple hundred pounds of steel shot in their tires for maximum grip and stability. You wouldn't want to drive it on the road but it's amazing what those guys can do.