5 Most Impressive Pieces of Machinery Ever

[@lohkie2__3]

Clickbait should be against the youtube rules

[@pancake5830]

it is

[@kennethkustren9381]

You missed the HEAVY PRESSES. Those are the machines that build IMPRESSIVE MACHINES !!

[@C01dFus10n]

Holy shit seriously... More ad breaks than video

[@andrewostrelczuk406]

You should do a series on machine lathes! From the earliest to the Present. Even computer chips would not be possible with out this industrial innovation...

[@kennethkustren9381]

The first machine to make tools was a LATHE It was the EPIC PIONEER.

[@ColtonBlumhagen]

5:45 The leaders of the world sat down around a secret table...

[@sorban5352]

Where the weird vehicle from the picture ?

[@magnum8264]

What about Saturn V rocket?

[@thomaskumlehn5107]

You always lure us in with imagery that then is not part of your video.

[@redrider9001]

The LHC!

[@JesusTorres-qr1gz]

Hi guys, this is an outstanding work of the art of engineering , congratulations to all of those that one way or another collaborate to make it possible and you guys to show it to us, well done boys, very nice of you, keep up the nice work.

[@JesusTorres-qr1gz]

Must kind of you guys, my must expresive thanks for all your hard work, nice going, your videos exceed my expectation by far.

[@wickedcabinboy]

How difficult would it be, in this age of the internet, for the voice over artist to find a skilled German speaker to teach him how to pronounce the German names in this video?

[@freshfrasier1443]

They pronounce knots as K.N. It's classic youtube garbage.

[@kaerwald]

Why, why, WHY do you think you're obliged to add those kinds of sparks, or flames everywhere ? It just denaturates the video...

[@hedduyou]

Bertha is such a failure and all of seattle who drives in that tunnel hates the fact they did that. The viaduct was free and safe. If you want to go back and forth through the 30 second bertha tunnel it is over 5 dollars a day. What a scam. Awful.

[@thisisreview8857]

Please tell me from where do you got the template of this video..... Plzzzzzzz

[@apathyguy8338]

You missed the most impressive of all. The Large Hadron Collider. How you missed it is a mystery to me.

[@bosoerjadi2838]

I initially had the same thought, but the machines that were listed have in common that they can all move autonomously, deliberately and as a whole. As far as I know, the LHC, however jaw-droppingly awesome in any other way, appears to lack that specific feature. Imho the Apollo-Saturn V moonlanding combination could and should have qualified for a top 5 listing, though. Paul Allen's Stratolauncher can safely be relegated a bit further down.

[@mro-aviation]

Because it's boring

[@apathyguy8338]

@@mro-aviation That sir is nerd BLASPHEMY!

[@apathyguy8338]

@@bosoerjadi2838 It makes particles move at almost the speed of light. Counts for me. Or are you saying this is about vehicles not machines?

[@bosoerjadi2838]

@@apathyguy8338 Since all the listed machines happen to be vehicles, I'm saying that it would be safe to make that assumption. I'd even go one step further by assuming the channel misnamed the list on purpose, to generate comments such as ours.

[@guspriyol7211]

For the rest of the world, where feet is what's under our ankles, can you also quote measurements in meters? (Metres for our fellow Brits)

[@budsbustbi6339]

only if you make every other one that only give meters to also give feet!!

[@JohnDoe-ki6fm]

In this video, "impressive" seems to be synonymous with "biggest". I think there are other forms of impressive but may challenge the common notion of "machine". For example the CERN accelerator, Hoover dam, Z-pinch machine, electron microscopes, etc. etc. What sorts of machines out there have very impressive capabilities that most people do not know of? I have seen some very impressive machining videos of 6 or more axis mills/lathes. I have seen videos of huge lathes, and giant foundry operations and those of course *are* impressive, but what ones would you present as the fastest, most functional, most configurable, widest array of capabilities - not just biggest?

[@sir_Hummel]

10:41 finally something i recognise

[@freshfrasier1443]

165 K.. N.... you mean knots? It's not that hard to learn about what you're making money off. Seriously a 2 sec google. I've subscribed twice personally. You guys are amazing lol

[@andystevenson2873]

Clickbait=down vote everytime..

[@JVIdeoclips]

How the hell did you miss the saturn 5. the most powerful vehicle mankind ever constructed. or the crawler. or the lhc, or nuclear aircraft carriers, tanker transporters, or well anything really.

[@freshfrasier1443]

If i had to guess it's because this channel is trash..... It's almost like they have no idea what they are talking about.

[@kevinlowe87ify]

That first one was really boring

[@lwilson1234]

I wish these "voice over" guys would take english and speaking courses! Painful to listen to...😩

[@frankvandendool882]

STFU! You are the kind of person ruining the world.

[@lwilson1234]

Go fuck yourself!

[@patrickdwyer320]

ISS? LHC(CERN)? Perdido?

[@idvistream]

. Mortal engine

[@jandre1745]

Don't use the American metric system, use metera please like the rest of the world

[@nickl2852]

Video: Thumbs up. Clickbate thumbnail: Thumbs down. Worst yet... Its obvious you use this practice across your channel Too bad...

[@JeremyHelm]

9:28 is here: g.page/F60-Lichterfeld?share

[@themodelboatbuilder4689]

Berther... lol rip off version of the British/French version that built the channel tunnel 20 +years before this thing

[@vitakyo982]

I take one of each , i have some home job ...

[@bremCZ]

3:23 He he "shipping magnet"

[@MikeUIibarri]

Good job.

[@freshfrasier1443]

not even close m8

[@peterfrancis3865]

👍

[@andrewhewes4010]

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