HIDRAULIC PRESS VS TUNGSTEN AND CHROMIUM

[@Kolblue]

Don't try this at home lol. As if everyone has a hydraulic press just laying around.

[@9twisted]

ikr 🙄✋

[@Wan-kl6qk]

+ We don't have a tungsten cube.

[@omniferousswan593]

@@Wan-kl6qk a lot of people do have tungsten cubes. It's a popular desk ornament because of the extreme weight.

[@omniferousswan593]

@@Wan-kl6qk you can buy them from anywhere in the world..

[@Wan-kl6qk]

@@omniferousswan593 why would we haha

[@reshithp]

Nokia shud be a material and known as the strongest material ever

[@secretunknown2782]

Lol you just roasted youtbers throwing iPhone and Nokia from roof 🤣😂😂😂😂

[@thechessmasterbattle_of_wi7824]

Tungsten is really tough metal.

[@omniferousswan593]

It's actually pretty brittle. It's only very tough when it's an alloy.

[@spacedog1527]

@@omniferousswan593 and in pure form

[@omniferousswan593]

@@spacedog1527 there's only two options. Pure and alloy. Pure tungsten is brittle. Dropping it could break it apart. It's very strong when it's not pure.

[@romanvarcolac2238]

@@omniferousswan593 Pure tungsten is not brittle, it’s just we use powder sintering to usually form it which results in a brittle material. If you get it made in a less lazy way like using an arc melting process, you get full density and should not have brittleness. It’s also commonly mistaken with tungsten carbide which is brittle.

[@omniferousswan593]

@@romanvarcolac2238 I actually didn't know that. Thank you. Is there any companies even making it that way though? And I thought tungsten carbide was less brittle and that's why they make it.

[@brotherhood7596]

These cubes look satisfying

[@inforeal1816]

I agree

[@omniferousswan593]

They are. I have like 50 different elements and they are all so unique.

[@brotherhood7596]

@@omniferousswan593 How do you get them?

[@omniferousswan593]

@@brotherhood7596 eBay, amazon, etc.

[@brotherhood7596]

@@omniferousswan593 Dumb question: you just simply buy them right? No need for anything else?

[@manilaroadwarrior7950]

Tungsten to Hydraulic Press: You want a piece of me!?!?!?

[@Hypersteel-4340]

Hydraulic Press to Tungsten: I literally squashed you.

[@sslcb]

Comparison should be done by same pressure not 20tons and 45tons.

[@raheemgoring123]

Tungsten is just in a class by itself

[@nomsterdude]

I agree

[@mus1cgaming114]

No that’s how much pressure it to took to flatten them

[@nomsterdude]

@@mus1cgaming114 "flatten"

[@mus1cgaming114]

What did I spell wrong?

[@thesun6211]

It's interesting how the Chromium cracks while Tungsten deforms like Titanium

[@MoreArtsyLessFartsy]

This has got to be an alloy with a higher percentage of another metal, because tungsten is brittle and will shatter instead of deform when in its purest form.

[@superiornicholas412]

@@MoreArtsyLessFartsy no tungsten carbide shatters.

[@hci5397]

that is because chromium is very hard. while tungsten is very hard but also tough which makes it so it wont crack but just deform.

[@redfirekla]

​@MoreArtsyLessFartsy it only does that if it's thin... tungsten is the strongest of all

[@youarebeautiful2283]

You're telling me that I need 45 tons of weight to flatten a cube of 10 gram tungsten ?

[@johnnyblaze9217]

Very strong shit

[@youarebeautiful2283]

@@johnnyblaze9217 yes

[@oannamphuong6373]

Well no, it is maybe 10mm? An inch? Since the aluminium cube have the same size and aluminium is very light

[@nothingrealy905]

@@johnnyblaze9217 All the people here who bought this wireless tungsten cube to admire its surreal heft have precisely the wrong mindset. I, in my exalted wisdom and unbridled ambition, bought this cube to become fully accustomed to the intensity of its density, to make its weight bearable and in fact normal to me, so that all the world around me may fade into a fluffy arena of gravitational inconsequence. And it has worked, to profound success. I have carried the tungsten with me, have grown attached to the downward pull of its small form, its desire to be one with the floor. This force has become so normal to me that lifting any other object now feels like lifting cotton candy, or a fluffy pillow. Big burly manly men who pump iron now seem to me as little children who raise mere aluminum. I can hardly remember the days before I became a man of tungsten. How distant those days seem now, how burdened by the apparent heaviness of everyday objects. I laugh at the philistines who still operate in a world devoid of tungsten, their shoulders thin and unempowered by the experience of bearing tungsten. Ha, what fools, blissful in their ignorance, anesthetized by their lack of meaningful struggle, devoid of passion. Nietzsche once said that a man who has a why can bear almost any how. But a man who has a tungsten cube can bear any object less dense, and all this talk of why and how becomes unnecessary. Schopenhauer once said that every man takes the limits of his own field of vision for the limits of the world. Tungsten expands the limits of a man’s field of vision by showing him an example of increased density, in comparison to which the everyday objects to which he was formerly accustomed gain a light and airy quality. Who can lament the tragedy of life, when surrounded by such lightweight objects? Who can cry in a world of styrofoam and cushions? Have you yet understood? This is no ordinary metal. In this metal is the alchemical potential to transform your world, by transforming your expectations. Those who have not yet held the cube in their hands and mouths will not understand, for they still live in a world of normal density, like Plato’s cave dwellers. Those who have opened their mind to the density of tungsten will shift their expectations of weight and density accordingly. To give this cube a rating of anything less than five stars would be to condemn life itself. Who am I, as a mere mortal, to judge the most compact of all affordable materials? No. I say gratefully to whichever grand being may have created this universe: good job on the tungsten. It sure is dense. I sit here with my tungsten cube, transcendent above death itself. For insofar as this tungsten cube will last forever, I am in the presence of immortality.

[@Hypersteel-4340]

@@oannamphuong6373 so it makes tungsten 19.3 gram I think.

[@aucata268]

I was gonna press tungsten in my home hydraulic press but thanks to the caution, I won't

[@allstars9915]

Xddd

[@Wan-kl6qk]

*"Don't Try This At Home"* Me wondering how am I suppose to get a tungsten cube: *Confuse Unga Bunga*

[@squeletton7831]

Yes if we can get tungstene we would be able to do this experiment with our personnal 45 tons hydraulic press

[@SauROnmiKE]

Ebay for like 15 bucks

[@Wan-kl6qk]

@@SauROnmiKE ok.

[@HarshitNain]

The video I needed👍

[@loading_name15]

What metal is hydraulic press made of?

[@educationallyrecreational9967]

Smush them as cubes stacked

[@mayankanand1153]

The information engraved on metal block is quit satisfying

[@siyanuy6068]

Scientists: tungsten is very very strong metal! Graphene: allow me to introduce myself

[@yasinomidi7525]

Graphene is not a metal

[@siyanuy6068]

@@yasinomidi7525 :ccccc

[@oannamphuong6373]

1, it is not metal 2 graphite is made from carbon, again, non metal

[@siyanuy6068]

@@oannamphuong6373 bruh ya’ll are dumb it’s strong

[@ZebraDoveZD]

Tungsteb is actually the world's hardest metal on earth but it was quite brittle, so it can withstand a hydraulic press but couldn't withstand a blow from a hammer

[@zerobudget8355]

I wish there were more videos with tungsten alloys, but i guess people dont like braking their own hydraulic presses

[@allstars9915]

Chromium : im shiny af boii Tungsten : Do you have any idea how hard i am ??? I am hard affff boiiiiii..... im haaardd afff boiiiiii

[@johnnyblaze9217]

@bored gamer no its not

[@jasonyoung7705]

Lead : "Screw this, I'm going for a lie down"

[@benjaminfranco9463]

Tungsten and titanium is awesome

[@akshatnanaware2661]

Le carbon fibre - hold my beer (60tons)

[@ammarsupercool7008]

Oh no you made the tungsten EVEN MORE DENSE

[@OPGAMER.]

Chromium is as powerful as chrome browser😁

[@Piebomb]

Microsoft edge is better

[@secretunknown2782]

No the most powerful browser is Firefox

[@OPGAMER.]

I am not talking about performance, I am talking about how much load it takes in your machine!! That is as powerful as chromium. Now, Understood😉😉

[@allstars9915]

@@OPGAMER. sarcasm at its finest

[@matthew6173]

I love that it bent his press hahaha ... also thought it would have explored of crumbled as it's brittle

[@Shrish__Y]

Lead literally got compressed like a clay mould

[@keyboardcommando5146]

Tungsten and Titanium would be the perfect alloy!

[@bladeiii5173]

A mix of having both carbides

[@keyboardcommando5146]

@@mahmoudganam9244 Quit Trolling!

[@johnsonnghiem9018]

nah it's too heavy as shit.

[@Hypersteel-4340]

@@johnsonnghiem9018 but actual shit have lower density than the water itself I think.

[@monkeydluffy4116]

It looks like it's a marshmallow

[@wildboy87]

Should try Osmium. Will probably shatter to bits. It's extremely dense and brittle.

[@jawadhassan9979]

Hardest things vs hydraulic press The liquid inside hydraulic press 😎

[@skmgamer8214]

What's your hydraulic top and base made up of.

[@digitexstudios5634]

Good luck trying to even chip that tungsten. It’s very nearly indestructible

[@Hypersteel-4340]

*Nokia 690 version 6.9:* "I am going to ruin that metal whole carrier over 69 times."

[@jeremyarnold4798]

How does the Tungsten scratch the Chromium when Chromium is the hardest metal?

[@thefirstcrusade1909]

Because *tungsten* *is* the strongest metal

[@jeremyarnold4798]

@@thefirstcrusade1909 Tungsten has the highest tensile strength among natural metals. This has nothing to do with it's hardness and ability to scratch other things.

[@ariwijaya538]

chromium's hardness is 8.5 while tungsten's hardness is 9

[@jeremyarnold4798]

@@ariwijaya538 no, Tungsten metal has a mohs hardness of only 7.5.

[@ashtonlipscomb1295]

@@ariwijaya538 tungsten carbide is 9 normal tungsten is a 7.5

[@radhinnasywanabyasa1673]

I know Tungsten from dr stone.. LOL

[@hanzneedsBGLS]

HAHAHHAHA same

[@radhinnasywanabyasa1673]

Btw when the season 2 release? I read the manga to.

[@2ndkaizoku-o545]

Same HAHAHHA

[@2ndkaizoku-o545]

@@radhinnasywanabyasa1673 probably next month

[@mudfishm2056]

Same im keeping episode 22 on hold and checking stuff in tungsten

[@horcruxseverus]

What kind of metal the hydraulic press is using?

[@Gumblegar]

Steel most likely

[@abdulmaqsood1171]

Vibranium 😂

[@Gumblegar]

@@abdulmaqsood1171 lmao nice

[@baklolpatrakar1679]

@@abdulmaqsood1171 nice one

[@avg.aarav69]

Fun fact: a diamond breaks at 3 tons (small)

[@oannamphuong6373]

Sorry but incorrect Diamond is very easy to break althought they said diamond is unbreakable The hardness of diamond even depend on the impact angle

[@composer318]

Where did u buy these metals?

[@lasarith2]

20Mpa on tungsten should change it from 10mm to 5.2mm thick , that is probably a little more then 20Mpa.

[@عارفابوهادي-ج2و]

Hello brother, can you test Cobalt

[@menmanh3084]

Good video man 😀

[@MTopRoller]

The video is stolen

[@bluedude1999]

interesting

[@lalmuanpuiijahau7531]

What's the material they used to pressed with?

[@nonsenseaight7862]

Tungsten: Nokia but 2x weaker

[@messier8888]

They want me to tell them a curious fact. Tungsten is harder than osmium and osmium is as hard as quartz. Tungsten is halfway between quartz and topaz. Tungsten is 7.5 on the Mohs scale. I speak Spanish I put this in google translator since I don't know English Spanish please

[@johndferfr8450]

Is this how starbursts are made?

[@littlehercules5716]

See if you can get Titanium plates Tig welded to the press comppnents

[@knight__ttv616]

the metal that the press is made of

[@varietiesofvideos1653]

Decreasing order of sttenght is-Tungstun,titanium,chromium,aluminium

[@jesuscorpuz29]

Then what kind of metal is hydraulic press to press? Super duper extraordinary tungsten?

[@spacedog1527]

It’s probably steel.

[@IpinSG]

So hydraulic press the winner

[@tekyolbilimdir]

super !!!!

[@ankitmishra6759]

What if the hardest metal used already hydualicaly pressed and had highest density😮

[@ninjaboy4967]

I like how the tungsten has a capital W on it

[@oannamphuong6373]

Because it is it's sign? Tungsten is call wolf fram in other language

[@ninjaboy4967]

@@oannamphuong6373 Ok

[@messier8888]

0:30 el plomo parece plastilina xd

[@kikoelargento9905]

Such a tiny piece of tungsten and so strong, i heard actually chromium is stronger, but who knows...im tungsten geek so...

[@hauntr8480]

Well a thermacol ball can also survive it

[@SumanKumari-gc9nr]

the more the strength the more brittle it will be.

[@djfunkychicken]

............................. 💎 *_DīāMõñD_* 💎 : Tough boys looking like marshmallows.. you metals crack me up ..............................

[@spacedog1527]

Yeah, quite literally. Diamond is very brittle and would shatter under immense pressure demonstrated in the video

[@Fightarcade]

Tungstun is a winner!

[@2dsanchezamayaezequiel751]

Name of music

[@allstars9915]

do shazam 1 of the music is sub urban cradles

[@husnainhyder6713]

Tungstem(W) Rules

[@reverseforsafety3750]

We made a conclusion.

[@michaeljacksonbreakdancing634]

Help link shop

[@dangergaming3681]

What a cemra

[@youhacked6801]

Bro can you tell background music

[@allstars9915]

sub urban cradles i know of , wanna know more do shazam then

[@youtubeexperimental5998]

Try your fingers)

[@secretunknown2782]

That’s the reason you should never trust an A.I Whisper : they don’t feel pain.............

[@aslan13lat67]

Lead? More like Dead

[@allstars9915]

haha gayyyyy xD

[@aslan13lat67]

@@allstars9915 why tho

[@allstars9915]

@@aslan13lat67 i said that to lead not u xD just using the meme

[@michaeljacksonbreakdancing634]

Sir

[@faizskateter0128]

Name of the song?

[@crvde7502]

Cradles

[@chriscks5894]

@@crvde7502 AND the name of the starting music?

[@Scott83016]

Do osmium

[@Metal_Master_YT]

Hey, a perfectly good way to ruin your hydraulic press.

[@Sigkete]

Ikr

[@youneedsomejuicelol5325]

What is the main purpose of hydraulic press?

[@Metal_Master_YT]

@@youneedsomejuicelol5325 jee, I don't actually know...

[@TommyCullen-VacuumConnisour]

@@youneedsomejuicelol5325 there's loads

[@arturoeusebio5969]

how is the song called brother???

[@Lavipanwar123]

Cradles

[@bedabratabharadwaj7910]

Use gold silver and bronze

[@Khoadzai]

Wait, why the hell in Vietnam we are taught that Cr is harder than W?

[@nguyenminhman9938]

Độ cứng (hardness) nói về sự kiểu như cọ xác của các chất ông ơi, chất càng cứng thì càng giòn, càng dễ làm xướt các chất khác, càng khó kéo dẻo

[@betterlucnxttime7494]

@Syed Abubakar tungsten is the hardest material 😂😂 u duffer in India we are taught this only.

[@_NguyenTrungKien-hr8xv]

@@nguyenminhman9938 Nhưng khúc đầu người ta có cọ 2 khối với nhau và chrom nó bị xước còn tungsten thì không, ảo chưa? Gg thì vẫn nói là chrom cứng hơn, còn khỏe nhất là tungsten thì y như video rồi.

[@triptilearningpoint769]

Yes They Teach You Right because pure Tungsten is not as strong. it has 7.5 hardness on Mohs scale But Chromium Has 8.5 hardness on Mohs Scale But Dont think chromium has higher hardness than tungsten. an alloy made from tungsten that is Tungsten Carbide is very very hard it has 9 hardness on mohs scale.If you try to press tungsten carbide on hydraulic press.the hydraulic press itself breaks

[@ilmunisasistudio1458]

Whos come here after watch dr stone?😂

[@ripperroo6817]

Prtm kali nemu org indo dsini...

[@ilmunisasistudio1458]

Tau aja lu gua indo wkwk

[@shaloon64]

How hard is the press?

[@alejandrosalazar1747]

It says it

[@alejandrosalazar1747]

For cromium 20 tons and for tungsten 45 tons

[@simimik.]

Chromium is as powerful as Chrome browser, while Tungsten is as powerful as the "Brave" browser.

[@lil_leoyt5820]

Mimik Pesimo has awful jokes

[@nomsterdude]

Cradles started a bit late there, as well as to far into the song

[@chriscks5894]

You know the name of the song?

[@nomsterdude]

@@chriscks5894 yeh

[@chriscks5894]

@@nomsterdude what Is ?

[@chriscks5894]

@@nomsterdude the starting song

[@shaunmeldrum4302]

What's the press made out of?

[@VortexBricks]

*netherite*

[@dmitriygrivkov4653]

ZDOROVO. DMITRII

[@SenorShadow1]

It's made of clay

[@phoneaddict3585]

Ok but whatever the press is made of is like 20 times stronger

[@spacedog1527]

It’s probably made of steel, it just has more mass, weight, and surface area to crush with

[@starman4186]

At 45tone..tungsten is great than chrome😆

[@mrepicraja1088]

Human bone test

[@albertoespinoza7562]

hola amigo tengo para vender tungsteno para reciclar 120 kg

[@dommatirajashekar2901]

Chrome yam is High cost

[@ultrate1787]

8 don't now how tungsten got crushed

[@seduardo4161]

Eso es increíble jajja

[@jugalkishoreverma7732]

Its not completely broken

[@myrecord5551]

Actually titanium is the strongest metal

[@prometheus_78]

Actually No but the only issue is that tungsten can brittle

[@KClO3]

Titanium has the highest weight to strength ratio. That doesn’t make it the strongest tho

[@jaydenharding623]

Still waiting for osmium...

[@Hypersteel-4340]

Dream on it is extremely expensive.

[@zoeykeeper8204]

Where is taitanium? Tungsten and taitanium are hardest metal

[@secretunknown2782]

So diamond is not the hardest material

[@spacedog1527]

It is, but it shatters because it’s brittle. Tungsten (or wolfram) has the highest tensile strength in its pure form, witch means it’s extremely resistant to stress and shattering

[@maximrman3659]

Es wolframio no tungsteno

[@michaeljacksonbreakdancing634]

I need chromium

[@VortexBricks]

I need titanium

[@samardan247]

How could you resist stacking them on top of each other under the press? >:(

[@juicysmoye4758]

Chromium 52 is tougher

[@allstars9915]

tungsten is hardest metal known to human

[@ashtonlipscomb1295]

@@allstars9915 no its actually chromium

[@allstars9915]

@@ashtonlipscomb1295 i did not meant mohs hardness but by tensile strength , welp my bad not being clear

[@jugalkishoreverma7732]

Vote for tungsten?

[@seduardo4161]

Listo jajaja

[@JohnGardnerAlhadis]

Christ, that music is annoying.

[@johnf817]

Extremely annoying music