Crazy Transformator! Melting Metal! ⚡Dangerous Microwave experiments ! 🔥

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[@garth_garthalgar]

Lab coat: ✅ Safety glasses: ✅ Flip flops: ✅

[@dingusbro925]

Tim Stanek you forgot beach shorts

[@DarkShroom]

time to test voltage.... licks wire

[@inspectorlunge3887]

@Tim Stanek He wears that because he's a professional.

[@FBIagentObama]

*P I L E R S* ✅

[@I_leave_mean_comments]

"HELP ME PILERS!" this is going to become my new catchphrase at work when I need pliers.

[@yoshibros1111]

yeah, you do

[@Romi969]

if you inhale this you're done. "ugh i inhaled it"

[@RuviaPawz]

Lol

[@GoldDominik893]

Yap

[@yugbe]

Phosgene gas

[@spankthemonkey3437]

No one going to say anything about the cat eating that contaminated food🤪

[@koppo5657]

@Raphael Wilson stfu

[@vinnieravioli4653]

"If you inhale this, you're done...." *proceeds to ignore own advice* "UGH I INHALED IT!" ...I fuckin love you guys

[@fugaziplacebo]

4:25 "every machine is a smoke machine if you operate it wrong enough"

[@jamesbrittain5659]

I love how enthusiastic he is in the English translation.

[@Metal_Master_YT]

"come on, lets do it, for the viewers!" honestly, I don't want to see you destroy the transformer. after all, its what caused the fun in the first place.

[@suryatejas3013]

Spinning can only happen with DC current because it moves in one direction only. But the city power you used is AC which oscillates at a frequency of around 50/60 Hz which causes a switching in the magnetic field and basically results in a push-pull effect and results in a net zero force and does'nt cause the spinning of the spinner.

[@ThatGuy-nv2wo]

also it looks like the wire welds onto the body, stopping any of those small oscillations

[@CatNolara]

Not true, just look at universal motors. You need a stationary magnetic field that provides the force to make it spin. It has to oscillate in phase with the rotor field.

[@petezel]

They could have turned it into a single phase induction motor, with no starter winding a gentle flick would have brought it close enough to synchronous to continue gaining speed by slip torque. I actually really would have liked to see that :) Please Kreosan!?

[@karvast5726]

@@ThatGuy-nv2wo and a trnansformers pnly works in AC so if he wanted DC he would have to put some HUGE diodes after the transformers

[@dakotadirden9834]

Wrong

[@quranpaak8418]

7:39 it looks like a mini robot is doing a piece of welding. Amazing

[@lsudan2670]

electtricity provider must love u a lot 😂💲

[@lsudan2670]

anarchore hold your breath, sorry your wallet 😂

[@krzysztofw3614]

2kA * 2V gives around 4 kilowatts. 4 kilowatts * 1 hour of continuous(!) smelting shit gives 4kWh. If your computer drains 400 watts while playing The Witcher 3, then 10 hours of playing it will take same amount. And it costs less than 1 USD.

[@kreosann]

We also have some videos teaching getting free electricity)

[@piraat6666]

Tesla is proud of you

[@philmikehunt7479]

@prabhat kumar he means free energy as in you don't have to pay for it

[@matts2581]

Careful with the kitty and the metal shards in the food. 🖖

[@matthewwarren1789]

Kreosan you are just like a mad scientist, keep making great videos. I enjoy watching them so much. Cheers to you, Diema , Anton and the rest of the crew

[@kasperstasiewicz4965]

Hahahah uwielbiam Wasze eksperymenty! Są zajebista i tak trzymać! 👍🏻 Dziękuje i pozdrawiam!

[@rachelo_xuxu4592]

The cat at the end was really cute! Also, the videos are _amazing_

[@domnulvlad4471]

3:41 lol pliers=pilers

[@Cheese_1337]

HELP ME, PILERS! lol

[@IndianRailASAP]

Pilers🤣🤣

[@lordelectron6591]

@@Cheese_1337 pilesers

[@tsaitaj]

Peler

[@kannika8680]

ฮั่นแน่

[@whitefordpipeshandmadebymi7238]

Hey guys 😊 cool stuff! I learn a lot from watching your experiments 😊 take care! Peace ✌️ from Welland Ontario Canada 🇨🇦

[@troubledseed]

3:39 " I can't keep my hands no longer within such heat.. Help me Pilers!"

[@joshmellon390]

I have otherwise abandoned the more "practical" videos as of finding your channel. I've been walking on eggshells around my welder all week afraid to touch it lol, then I see this and I'm not... I'm just not anymore.. lol

[@Longi1974]

I love how casually doing very dangerous stuff like this makes them so joyful and happy

[@DarkIzo]

just another episode of kreosan showing the process of feeding their cat

[@cia9315]

I really want to see the electricity bill

[@SkieHacker]

Another Video... Another Crazy Stuff... Another Day of Melting Metal Make video of How to make A Metal Detector Please!

[@deltab9768]

Put can inside a normal microwave, and you'll:Not heat the food.Possibly damage the microwave. Connect the can to a modified microwave transformer, and you will: Melt the top off.✔️ Warm up the soup.✔️ Cure iron or copper deficiency with the metal oxides that melt into the soup.✔️

[@obc7716]

ElectroBOOM: Rectification

[@markanthonystringfellow3923]

Who Needs A Plasma Cutter ;-)))

[@shrekaz4820]

Mark Anthony Stringfellow I feel like blacksmithing is gonna be a new trend with these things

[@Jennifer-mt5cx]

Me

[@markanthonystringfellow3923]

@@Jennifer-mt5cx haha i aint got one either :-))

[@amkp40technology]

Wow! Dangerous!

[@muzzaball]

So I guess that is a demo of Induction Welding? I am so very suprised that +800 Amps but only 2 volts - that was a worry when you touched it to your tongue! That wrench was incredible.

[@ditherdather]

This is precisely why steel plants use arc furnaces.

[@dpyp]

About 1100 to 1300 degree Celsius. That will depend on composition like if it's hardened it has martensitic state with high hardness and melting point on contrary to austenitic state

[@zanshibumi]

Great video! You could try making something that floats on water, takes a bit, separates it on oxygen and hydrogen using solar energy, and after having stored a little uses the hydrogen for a tiny rocket impulse

[@kreosann]

hmm... sounds good

[@shyleshsrinivasan5092]

Thanks a lot for this video !

[@garryclelland4481]

Brilliant , thanks guys

[@Leothelion357]

“It sparks so hard” “It glows so hard” This guy loves to go hard

[@tallvidsanimation6177]

Leothelion357 I go hard in the paint

[@pomodorino1766]

4:58 also PVC produces dioxins when burning.

[@HUMMERSCHLAG]

You got yourselves a Patron (2$/month). Keep the videos coming :). Greetings from Romania.

[@jovanjanevski3747]

Kitty has super powers now.

[@HDXFH]

Cute cat lol like metal contaminations good for it lol

[@T.J]

Yeah that was a bit irrespecutful towards the cat (to give it the can). Hope it didn’t eat metal.

[@JohnJohn-hu8pk]

"Help me pilers". Good effort though XD

[@Twenty9point97]

Thanks for the instructional video!

[@samsimington5563]

(gasp) The toxic, infamous green flame!!! 😳😳🔥🔥

[@stoneheart9679]

3:16 Germans Melted

[@shis10]

Stone Heart 😂😆😆

[@channelr2st360]

Lmao

[@alexanderhasch2443]

No i Am German ahhh😂

[@batery5156]

🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕

[@fred_the_human_1637]

🤬

[@dibya8590]

Hi guys .. your videos are amazing and entertaining. But also give some explanation as to what are your currents and voltages and how much time it takes to melt , the diameter of the wires used, the type of material which are melted etc. Also like why did you change the secondary coil of the transformer etc. I have watched some other videos of yours, while they are very entertaining and fun, they lack explaination of the phenomenon you show . It would also make the vedio very informative .. thanks and great work and please be careful..

[@flybertairlines]

Yay another video

[@peterzingler6221]

Finished my first mini tesla today, inspired by your channel Thanks for the Inspiration guys

[@yurigagarin4974]

lol cats not bothered 👍😜

[@infl]

when you realize the thing you’re trying to melt can carry more current than the wire also steel boils at around 2800c and melts at around 1500c

[@IKS-Exploration]

finding your videos fascinating!! thanks

[@realArisawaHeavyInd]

Kreosan can melt steel beams.

[@snootdingo9365]

"Feel the smell" ...guys, I am stealing this. It's so damn bitchin ya!

[@Mrgaton]

Factura de la luz : 1000€

[@govos5559]

Igual creo que gastaba 2 voltios

[@ttv_switcher260]

No, 300.000.000 €

[@dl1129]

Probably my favorite channel!

[@Akshay_Senkapat]

You're Awesome Man,,, keep it up

[@crimsonhalo13]

4:45 - This transformer smells like lung cancer and WINNING. 8:08 - THAT'S NOT TUNA

[@nothincz]

The best part of the video is when they melt a wrench with label "Germany" :D

[@Music_king_spicy_music]

여기서 액화부탄가스를 보다니 .. 너무 반갑네요 ㅎㅎ

[@lostmymarbles9151]

I love you guys. you have so much fun

[@morganelectronics]

8:11 feel the smell

[@mikkei3532]

cat in russia eat everything even melted can buhahah

[@MaltaMcMurchy]

Great work guys! 👍

[@HerobrinePE]

7:57 how to cook and open canned food with electricity

[@patrickwatkins7572]

mmm magnetron aim at drone into upper atmosphere pwnd nasa

[@Prin7er]

How nice of you to cook food for your cat. She's a beautiful Calico.

[@davidotto3960]

That is so cool how you just got that wire out and make things pop out of that that is so cool your spirit I can't get over by telling you how cool they really are

[@dogsenjoyinit7659]

I love how you "modificate" things

[@KyunaCookies]

Burnilate as well

[@Fr223Laboratories]

8:10 *Feel the smell!*

[@erikziak1249]

The kitten was super cute. Nice that you shared your can of heated fish or whatever that was...

[@davidotto3960]

That's pretty cool when you make them Transformers pop apart like that that condenser that's pretty cool actually all your experiments are cool

[@helifalic]

8:11 "Feel the smell". Fucking brilliant.

[@mcknorth]

Melting nails on a sheet of asbestos rip

[@thiesvanderkooij8421]

I swear you guys will kill me with your ideas one time.

[@janhaverkamp2842]

I know i could touch this wires with my hands, but putting them on your tongue, is pure madness 😂😂

[@sh3fas_]

This is the best channel ever!

[@chenks54]

This one and Photonicinduction!

[@750katman]

Spinner was aluminum and conductive but not magnetic so the magnetic field did nothing

[@sawman209]

Thanks for the Great video!

[@Kepler_2258]

the yellow/green flame from the fidget spinner and the yellow smoke and coating on the metal is from burning zinc if you melt Newer american pennies you can get the same effect (You must get them really hot though but they are mostly made of zinc)

[@euvo_sound]

3:08 i see "GERMANY" *Oh wait*

[@suprememasteroftheuniverse]

I just imagine their power bill.

[@johncoops6897]

Why, this is not using a lot of power.... plus it is only for a short time. Let's say 6 minutes at 2000W load. That's consumption of 2kW x 0.1 hours, which is 0.2 kWh. If you pay 40c per kWh, then this 6 minutes costs 8 cents.

[@Kurokubi]

1:13 it isn't actually "boiling" what's happening is that it's oxidizing. Impurities are coming to the surface, mixing with the air and becoming iron oxide, or as you may know it, "rust". Psa: that's is an overly simplistic way of explaining it to the point of being slightly inaccurate but that's the gist of what's happening. In blacksmithing, it's called "scale".

[@Shaban_Interactive]

Amazing. Subscribed ;)

[@billsun]

8:34 poor cat

[@2strokesmoke827]

Why he got a delicious treat

[@slobodanvukajlovic3275]

Rejxkf

[@Shyeena]

Imagine what the military has been able to do. Look at the fires in California

[@PrimitiveSkater]

DEW fires

[@gogonkt]

Finally, We watched First Cat ate an can of electricity burn meal.

[@RaExpIn]

The melting point of iron is 1538°C and the greenish flame wa due to the zinc coating of the screw burning away and leaving zinc oxide behind. The latter is yellow when it's hot, but white when it's cold.

[@Quetzalcoatl0]

WTF i was always told that amps kill not volts, That's why the tesla gun doesn't kill anyone on Smarter everyday video, high voltage gives spiked lighting but the amps are soo low, it only tickles. But here 2v and 900 amps, how, what, i'm confused.

[@shis10]

Quetzalcoalt because human skin have finite resistance (7k ohm). Therefore minimum voltage is require to overcome the skin resistance of human is over 110. Then current starts flowing through our internal blood. Watch electroboom video.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnXJY6Gem92JsMk

[@shis10]

Quetzalcoalt kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnXJY6Gem92JsMk

[@Quetzalcoatl0]

Wow Thanks ! That really explains it. Damn i was living with lies :D

[@shis10]

Quetzalcoalt 😊👍

[@MuitaMerdaAoVivo]

Voltage and current are complementary, you can only get some amount of current if you have some amount of voltage and vice-versa (ohms law). Current alone doesn't do shit.

[@stephenajulu]

your narration is the best, your voices too

[@rustycatslife8304]

that was awesome

[@JustinTopp]

Awsome can you guys try making a thermoelectric generator/ wood stove it could be used in your off grid system for hot water, electricity and heating

[@heatherwhite8691]

Seeing the Hutchinson effect on those washers

[@vanjohnson9703]

THIS is exactly why I subscribed.

[@oliverhel9629]

That ending shot...? Best new digital wallpaper for me i feel!!!!

[@CBKCUSTOM]

Ilove your videos upload more thankyouu

[@jakubmares4276]

The material, from which is the wrench made is probably chromium-vanadium and it´s melting point is about 1890°C! THATS CRAZY! :D I see a lot of poweer here.

[@daviaraujo5631]

Caralho, monstro esse derretedor de metais, vlw a idéia 🤪

[@joeybaby8280]

This is the coolest and funniest shit I’ll ever seen LOL

[@The_Shape1978]

That cat was adorable

[@owenprince4823]

These guys are crazy

[@dafodilist]

Speechless? Thanks for your how to use electricity safely documentary.

[@shis10]

Awsome video❤❤❤👌👍👍👍👍

[@Prathamkokaje]

Craziness at peak 👍😂 in the name of science

[@asepsidikpermana]

That was epic