Hot Rolled Steel Coil Facts

[@Vrask23]

"cooling off a bit" That thing was actively a fireball

[@Edocsil]

That's an oil bath, it cools but that's a side effect not its use 😂

[@AniketSingh-fj7ll]

1.6k like and 1 comment... Let me fix that😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@damilaresotomiwa8187]

Mario power ups be like

[@He1IoStuff]

I wanna eat it

[@phoahseilah]

@ballsexaminer no it wasn't. it's not uncommon for hot steel like that to catch fire being quenched in Oil.

[@sirascaron]

As a blacksmith I learned really quickly how color is never a good temperature indicator

[@Dude8718]

If it's red hot it's definitely not good to touch. If it's NOT red hot it might still not be good to touch. You can know when to definitely not touch it but not really when you CAN touch it.

[@BEASTLYDROK]

I use the old hover hand method if I can put my hand within 3 inches of it and still feel the heat it’s way 2 hot little tricks for auto mechanics

[@techwizpc4484]

Same thing in welding. Just because it's not glowing anymore it isn't hot anymore.

[@BLENDITE]

I learned in a science class after touching a seemingly normal crucible with my fingers. 😅 took a few days to not have a mark on my finger anymore, n that was just a tap as well

[@SH19922x]

That's why you keep some chalk or crayon in your pocket and tap the steel quickly with it first to not waste time if you don't have a temp gun on the welding trolley

[@SomeRandomGirl-_-]

“After cooling a bit” As they calmly pulled Earth’s core

[@WavScorn259]

😂

[@TheJpiscool]

@@marccayen1 So, I did. Different angle entirely.

[@Kai_221]

@@WavScorn259 W Pfp

[@SamSotheaKaruna1975]

@@Kai_221 literally

[@WavScorn259]

@@Kai_221 yeah, do you like it? I think its very cool

[@sbeltred]

imagine being so hot, that after being drenched in water you just get engulfed by flames again.

[@SantaCloos]

It was in reverse

[@NYUArchaeology]

Wow it got you. That small fire part clip was really in reverse.

[@zacharygoodwin2465]

That was oil that it was quenched in, hence why it caught alight after being removed from its bath.

[@NYUArchaeology]

@@zacharygoodwin2465 it's in reverse man. And you don't dip steel in oil to cool it off. It's just water. I'm a welder it's just water I promise.

[@Erlraith]

I know thanks for the compliment

[@Zythria]

Local Steel worker here. Coils are and stay hot for days. DAYS. And I am not talking by day 3 you can lay on it. By day 3, you can finally stamd beside it safely. There is a rule here that you must ware natural fabric. Cotton and wool. While they can catch fire, they won't melt on you. Standing beside those coils can be hot enough, you will catch fire. Also never stand down from a coil. They start rolling. You won't stop it.

[@DrBright5558]

Unless you wanna look like a human omelette.

[@ourlordandsaviorsquirtle3278]

"You wont stop it." Try me

[@kurbtastic4436]

i knew a dude who his foot got smashed by one of these coils. it wasn't hot we were making license plates in california thats all im gonna say.

[@kizuuna]

@@ourlordandsaviorsquirtle3278how bout you search for a video of someone trying to stop a steel coil

[@jayerodriguez5244]

How much does a steel coil weight

[@medicTF2.]

"i realy need to rest" **sits on the metal coil** **EVAPORATES**

[@riardomilos8014]

*sniff "Who the hell is having a cook out at the factory???"

[@rockytom5889]

Sizzling hot lol

[@holl4nder]

Rest...in peace. 😊

[@Arson_but_different_inabadway]

​@@holl4nderpeices* he blew up

[@sofiahurtig8903]

​@@Arson_but_different_inabadway oh no, it should be 'rest in atoms'.

[@localplatypus994]

"After cooling off a bit" The steel coil: *ABSOLUTE RADIANCE*

[@hamza-mohammedyusuf-uddin7024]

ayy hollow knight

[@papyberryandblueyruss5627]

Yes

[@semicolon2599]

dawnwalker fr

[@AutisticGastrodon]

Brilliance of the Absolute

[@kal.kal_l]

​@@semicolon2599the deep is calling..

[@calvin_the_autistic]

Saw trap idea: The key to the exit is at the other end of the steel coil.

[@jaredrosenberg4965]

"its ok, ill just sit here and starve to death"

[@sadsatisfying6942]

Thats actually really brutal

[@006qseiytori]

SHUT UP DON'T GIVE THEM IDEAS

[@eyados-fo6sg]

Saw Trap idea: let your bih go through yo phone

[@006qseiytori]

@eyados-fo6sg aw hell nah you tripping jigsaw

[@ultranite869]

“After cooling a bit” Proceeds to light on fire

[@cent-gu4su]

it was literally dipped in oil

[@arthurlima9381]

​@@cent-gu4su people on the internet stopped understanding jokes

[@guyriley3452]

@@cent-gu4su yes but it ignited the oil you stupid lilly

[@playboicartilover00]

@@cent-gu4suare you dumb or rarted

[@vwlz8637]

​@@arthurlima9381no everyone is just dumb af and will comment on anything just to have something to say

[@cannibaletiquette5038]

catching fire usually means precisely the opposite of cooling off.

[@grilledcheeseyay]

Usually is a key word here

[@reactaleu]

​@@grilledcheeseyayalmost always*

[@kylejohns2288]

It’s called quenching they dip the metal in oil it flashes gives a mild hardness and good ductility meaning it will flex and spring back instead of bend or shatter

[@billyray4716]

Still doesnt matter​@@reactaleu

[@Typhon888]

It’s not on fire you twit head. It’s burning the oil off.

[@EL-ISS]

"After cooling off a bit ..." *Bursts Into Flames*

[@grimmshredsanguinus2915]

That coil became a dragon fire

[@alexstasko696]

It was the rest of the oil that was burning. Even though it's still very hot, it's a lot colder compared to how hot it was before.

[@anormalperson2835]

*chain breaks* Employee Who Was About To Get His Toes Crush: Welp, I’m Dead *Gets Burned Like A Toast*

[@abhigang820]

it's reversed, the coil wouldn't catch fire after just getting out of water.

[@ommsterlitz1805]

it's cooled in oil so it burns

[@Skull_kid753]

so hypothetically speaking, I jump in it.

[@Iamabouttoshuck]

AHHH AHHAHHH AHAHHHHHHHH *ded*

[@bean_o_can]

Not true, you would evaporate faster you can scream​@@Iamabouttoshuck

[@silverhawk7324]

You become a Zack D short 💀

[@John-zs6lm]

“Cooling off a bit” *rapidly combusts*

[@Walnut-1]

Drops into water* Metal coil:am i a joke to you? *RELIGHTS ON FIRE AFTER BEING DROPPED INTO WATER* Me: How hot is this shit?

[@TheBetterMythical]

​@JUST.A.SMILING.WALLNUT.LMFAOO it's an oil bath.

[@jz3572]

I don't mean to be pedantic but that's not water, it's usually oil. If you cooled hot steel in water it would oxidize rapidly from the intense heat. Oil seals the surface of the metal and prevents oxidation. ​@JUST.A.SMILING.WALLNUT.LMFAOO

[@grimmshredsanguinus2915]

​@jz3572 indeed it's should be a cloud of water but instead it caught fire

[@OVERKILLSHARK]

Real

[@revanT994]

That flaming coil is like the most metal fucking thing to ever exist lol

[@thep.4429]

Literally

[@aland8269]

eh, I've seen more metal.

[@Anshuman_Pandey6307]

Imagine if Someone pushed the Cameraman in Steel Coils

[@WFly101]

The Flaming Death Coil

[@helphowdoinputusername3571]

​@@Anshuman_Pandey6307 He'd be fine

[@vexed832]

“God, its hot outside.” “Go sit in the steel coils, they’re shaded from the sun”

[@einishlime3991]

Famous Last Words

[@Justine_tayawa]

​@@einishlime3991 Fr

[@Cryonan]

🥘

[@ClaytonBigsby01]

Ha. Ha. Ha . For that lame ass joke you get to go behind the Alabama Black Snake 😂

[@TheInferno16264]

@@Cryonanuh

[@misusatriyo]

that water has absolutely nothing against that raging hellfire

[@TheObtuseBagel]

The forbidden tanning bed

[@taibro1]

Ct scan

[@michaelfoye1135]

If by tan you mean second degree burns, then yse.

[@H3gamer360]

@@michaelfoye1135that’s 3rd degree all day, you’re literally cooked to the bone

[@TheObtuseBagel]

@@H3gamer360 nah thats the fourth degree burn, the next level of heat

[@duynguyenkhuong2043]

Think that a smoker would be a better tanning bed cause at least it gonna suffocated you first

[@theskullemoji]

Steel coil before cooling: 🔥 Steel coil after cooling: 🔥

[@jonnywick4611]

It went I on fire n out on fire?

[@Denit.]

it wasnt on fire until it went in lol

[@HeyKKyt]

it got reversed

[@scrubscrubscrubs]

Omg skull emoji! No way!! I love your work 💀♥️

[@Heinzin6576]

But you can use this for cpu uncooling

[@vulpineboriqua]

New guy on the job: “foreman isn’t looking, I think I’m gonna sneak off and take a nap somewhere”

[@mikemeetstec]

Famous last words 😂

[@ROTTEN_MOONLIGHT]

"Do y'all smell bacon?"

[@lpc9929]

The

[@gkrees9509]

@@ROTTEN_MOONLIGHT😂😂😂

[@AndoMD]

Noooooo!!!!

[@rarenightcore]

Steel coils are genuinely the most terrifying pieces of engineering ever created

[@2good4uuuuu]

" oh shoot we forgot the grill." dont worry we have steel coils

[@dalian3903]

Ighhh mhhhmmmm faddydyyddyd

[@jeffsorrows]

Me now having a weird pregnancy like hankering for grilled pickles... it's probably done somewhere in the world, I'm sure a place like minnesota would probably fry them! Lol

[@samtrujillo1932]

I've foil wrapped my lunch and set it in the eye of a coil for a little while to warm it up before, it works.

[@AssassinForPeace]

cook beef: ❌ torture beef: ✔

[@quandaledinglejoo]

​@@jeffsorrowsI tried it once, it was okay. Fried pickles are better.

[@LxvxlyDxisy]

how it feels to go down that one slide on a summer day:

[@Cxmo007]

rip buttcheeks 😭🙏

[@Dude8718]

Flashbacks....

[@Tu_compu_se_infecto_con_drip]

You have my instagram profile photo xd

[@LxvxlyDxisy]

@@Tu_compu_se_infecto_con_drip sickk

[@_Sparky144]

Hot metal playground equipment with peeled off paint is the worst.

[@blikthepro972]

>coil is on fire >is dropped in water to be extinguished >lifted back out >catches fire edit: i get it it's oil

[@Pallamut]

Not at all what is happening, but you do you

[@cblpu5575]

The coil caught fire when half of it was dipped in the "water" so the water you are talking about is probably oil, which is commonly used for quenching

[@blikthepro972]

@@cblpu5575 ah, didn't know. thanks for informing

[@Kermit_E_Frog]

Oil

[@Davide0033]

it's oil. cooling quicly red hot metal makes it much harder (idk if it's hardened steal on inglish or what). i think they use oil instead of water because the vapors the water produce will isolate the metal from the water itself

[@matthewmorgan3913]

Imagine cooking popcorn on that

[@giganubjeff]

"Cooling a bit" Got Death Rider main aura💀

[@kingjayceedagreat5339]

Ghost?

[@AssassinForPeace]

i think he forgot the name@@kingjayceedagreat5339

[@dude7813]

@@kingjayceedagreat5339Ghost Rider

[@swifto12usedtobetaken]

death rider

[@johnnyssVlogs]

Ghost rider💀

[@evilgaming0077]

Stay away from big steel coils, they're very dangerous

[@douwehuysmans5959]

Like they can explode / unroll or something?

[@bigdaddyboomboom8440]

⁠unroll..Seen it happen they are very dangerous

[@keroro407]

Yes. And when they do, it's no fun to anyone nearby. ​@@douwehuysmans5959

[@asoingbob5322]

@@douwehuysmans5959 kzbin.infoPDTc9Sv2TMg?si=8_8kZRdjt8-11wLV

[@liukang85]

oh wow now I need to find footage of an unrolling steel coil

[@matthieu216]

New fear unlocked: big steel coils in my back yard edit:HOLY CHRIST 7.2K

[@hexgates]

im losing it at the idea that you’re gripping your curtains just WAITING for one to magically spawn in your backyard

[@Slimboy025]

They sure are scary. Almost had one fell on me today

[@marcusthompson3908]

Jesus 😢

[@JohnnyDied_]

I used to work on them in a factory they weigh thousands of pounds only way it would ever happen is if someone had a forklift in your backyard 😂

[@juicepunchplays]

Steel coil: I burned your ass shit lips

[@Coldlight-09]

POV that one metal slide

[@4StrokeShop]

I don’t know why, but her saying, “After it cooled down a bit.” While it comes out of the water in a fireball made me die laughing. How did 1k of you find this likeable

[@envirodaniel]

It's not water there, it's quenching oil. Lot safer than steam but always burns a bit

[@syauqilintang4970]

"Cooling off a bit" *_*spontaneously combust_*

[@santigeek1]

How hot has that thing to be to spontaneously combust and become a fire ball

[@TheKorenji]

​@@santigeek1very

[@GL0WSTONE]

Pretty hot ​@@santigeek1

[@tommywelch4241]

@santigeek1 are you that stupid? It said it in the god damn video

[@abc12545]

@@santigeek1thousands of degrees

[@Vhailor_Mithras]

The fact that the fire came back AFTER being dunked in water is crazy.

[@bluecrew5248]

It was oil, thats why it burned.

[@alokpunjsharma]

​@@bluecrew5248 yeah quenching

[@AnkitKumar-ve8uh]

Oil bro oil, water will make rust even with steel at that temp immediately.

[@DerZocker2000000]

​@@AnkitKumar-ve8uhespecially at that temp most if not all chemical reactions work better the more heat is added oxidation of steel is no exception there

[@AnkitKumar-ve8uh]

@@DerZocker2000000 yeah i said the same thing

[@SamueleumaS2]

"Bro I needed a seat to tie my shoe"

[@jesustiznado6508]

Bro they went into water to "cool" and still pulled out a fire ball💀💀

[@0Wheezy]

That was definitely oil not water

[@Decapent_Tater]

​@@0Wheezy stiiiiiil nuuuuuuts

[@TAIR736]

Most likely reversed

[@0Wheezy]

@@TAIR736 it was just still hot enough to ignite the oil on the steel after it was dipped. Oil has a flash point, once it was removed from the pool the small amounts of oil left on the coil quickly reach flash point and ignite

[@AspiLeo]

Oil my dude

[@assassinsgod8159]

You know you hot as hell when you go in water and come out with fire

[@Haelda]

they actually dip them in oil, water would make it explode

[@jenniferellingwood1848]

And when the hot coils are outside when it rains there’s a big boom.

[@Dannydave43]

It was oil, water can’t burn lol

[@assassinsgod8159]

@@Haelda ok thank something new I learned

[@Haelda]

@@assassinsgod8159 happy to help

[@dreamaway2]

Random toddler trying to go through a steel tunnel:

[@XTARSAGENCY]

Quickest hotdog maker💀💀🛰️🛰️

[@liiyu8795]

​@@XTARSAGENCY Nah ☠️

[@jugedwe]

Instant grill

[@sodapower44]

instant bacon

[@trapfrompluto6763]

Prolly wouldn’t make it far handprints gone tho

[@DUROSONIX09]

Humanity is doomed if thats dropping from the sky 😂

[@jonathanfinger712]

How many workers tried to cook a steak or two

[@Sr82.]

Eggs are best . We used to put a pan on them and they still cooked them quick

[@duh_googleit]

@@Sr82.nahhh yall actually tried cooking shit on them? 😭

[@savagecabbage1184]

​@@duh_googleitI've worked with this machinery too at a different work camp than my current oil field one, and yes, once a year they permit us to sully ones that didn't turn out as expected.

[@Sr82.]

@duh_googleit9985 yea bud i workerd in a steel foundry about 20 years ago and it was a common thing

[@Dynioglowy1986]

@@duh_googleit i would wrap sousages and onion with tin foil and cook on it :) hot breakfast everyday ^^

[@TinTinnnXD]

“Why does my steel coil smell like pickles?”

[@Flyingwigs]

I work in steel fabrication, and have indeed received metal that smelled of pickles. The supplier used a pickle bucket to send our cut pieces in 🥒

[@someguy2272]

lmao

[@johnrhodes3350]

There is actually such a thing as pickled steel. It is done to remove rust and mill scale. Usually it is dunked in a bath of hot hydrochloric acid, rinsed and oiled.

[@Flyingwigs]

@@johnrhodes3350 P&O 1018

[@Cheasle2]

reason they retain so much heat is because they're made partly out of inconel. Inconel has a melting point of 1,350°C (2,460°F) and it's often used in machinery that gets to extremely high temperatures, like jet engines and nuclear reactors, as well as machinery that goes under extreme pressures, like deep sea vehicles and oil rigs.

[@amjidali588]

Okay, point Dexter 🤓

[@evanpowell524]

@@amjidali588No need man

[@siiweeyy1321]

Highest iQ comment on this video

[@avixs1543]

​​@@amjidali588 that wasn't necessary bro... don't go bashing intelligence we already have enough stupid people in the world.

[@HirokageAkatake]

​@amjidali588 Imagine insulting someone for providing intelligent insight and then proceeding to not only phrase your insult incorrectly but spell it wrong. It's so cool to be a moron. 🤓

[@muskelin]

I have steelcoilphobia😭😭

[@Riyuihein]

Mom : "the food isn't that hot , eat it soon!" The food :

[@iAmSavvi]

"Kwenda Acha kujifanya weka hio chakula kwa mdomo", 😂 Swahili for "Stop acting up, put that food in your mouth"

[@Riyuihein]

@@iAmSavvi xD

[@bradIeyscarreviews]

Not funny

[@sad-hot-guy]

@@bradIeyscarreviewsok

[@Riyuihein]

@@bradIeyscarreviews ;(

[@lowercherty]

The first rule of welding. Just because it's not red doesn't mean it's not hot.

[@valentinaquetzallibeltranm7669]

I thought you said wedding 🗿🗿

[@NotWarren]

@@valentinaquetzallibeltranm7669it’s both

[@harshretro414]

​@@valentinaquetzallibeltranm7669nah same 💀

[@shlepo.]

​@@valentinaquetzallibeltranm7669SAME LMAO 💀💀💀💀

[@lamestudiosinc418]

“Steel coils that seemed cold” *shows a picture of a coil radiating like a nuclear reactor*

[@jm3011]

There's no fire in a nuclear reactor, sorry but I had to say it xD

[@lamestudiosinc418]

@@jm3011 how do they explode if there’s no fire? Checkmate liberal.

[@thorodenson2070]

I can feel the heat through my phone. In all reality though you can see the heat like the roads in the middle of the summer here in East Texas you could cook food in that.

[@AnarexicSumo]

​@jm3011 They didn't say the nuclear reactor had fire. They said they radiate heat which is true...

[@Spaceytomato]

I wonder what happens if we throw rock to the steel

[@dereckhernandezrivera3473]

You know it's bad when after it comes out of the water, it lights on fire again😂💀

[@DocThenotable]

Thats an oil bath.

[@a_red_dead_retard]

@@DocThenotableand?

[@ruinhunter2281]

@@a_red_dead_retardoil is flammable

[@holymaggots70]

@@a_red_dead_retard the more you know

[@some-kid-youll-never-see-again]

@@a_red_dead_retard and oil lights on fire when hot you retard

[@MXALOVE]

After about 4 days of these things sitting outside in -50 degree weather you can finally have a BBQ and only slightly burn the food.

[@christianromero6604]

Seriously?......like no joke?....(I've never heard of this but am still intrigued

[@alonelychocolatebar1954]

​@@christianromero6604 more or less, yeah. Those things come out of the factory at several thousand degrees and the only cooling they see, besides airflow, is quenching to keep them strong and durable. After that they're stored outside or in a separate unit to cool off. Steel is a very effective thermal conductor and absolutely doesn't want to lose any of that heat, so it can take a while for those coils to finally exchange the heat, and release it to the atmosphere.

[@chillfenrir6050]

This was the first thought that came to my mind😭 using this thing to cook some bacon

[@misterhippy4997]

​@chillfenrir6050 you already know that shit gonna end up crispy 😋

[@thelight3112]

​@@alonelychocolatebar1954 Steel is a good thermal conductor and really wants to lose that heat. There's just so much of it that it takes forever to radiate it out.

[@suntzu4607]

"cooling off a bit" Nah, that thing was dipped into the fires of hell.

[@IndraD]

Can't even listen properly

[@abramrajesh8269]

That one metal slide in the summer ....

[@Ukaa..]

Imagine you're joking with your buddies, and they accidentally push you in one. 💀

[@SomeRandomGirl-_-]

If you have winter gear, you can be considered a burrito.

[@anna5380]

My grandpa worked as a safety inspector in a steel pipe factory. People die bc of really dumb shit like this (but people usually get jammed between falling pipes)

[@ttylerr._]

Pretty much Mordecai pushing Rigby off the Microwave 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@anticlickbait]

​@@anna5380 oh shi-

[@Godly_Improvement]

well if it's outside, and you get out fast enough, you'll be fine.

[@fireandiron4181]

Friendly reminder to not go around touching random stuff at a job site.

[@OlaniyiOloyede]

Honestly 😂

[@SentientChezburger]

Like this comment if you’re gay

[@redpandahit122]

😂😂😂😂

[@nonscents1762]

@Roxy_Penny8889Can you shut the hell up

[@lukasprien4338]

Facts

[@BoobooCOBRA]

Best comment ive found today

[@brookelord3448]

"Was 3,000° F" Steel begins to produce light at 900°F so after the oil bath it dropped 2,100° or more. So it cooled off a bit. That's how temperature works. Oil is flammable. That's common knowledge. It can spontaneously combust at 750° or higher depending on the oil. That's how oil works. It's the same in cooking as it is in a cars engine. That's why engines have a cooling system. The oil can burn off or catch fire. If the oil burns off, the engine can become so hot from friction that it literally welds the pistons to the piston chambers. That's what the check oil light means 😂

[@monealex6191]

This is the content we all need to watch

[@illusiveelk2558]

Metal: *looks cool to the touch* Also metal: *l e i d e n f r o s t*

[@dekzYT]

if you leidenfrost a pickle im not getting anywhere near it

[@Xmarkthings]

✋🏼👁️🫦👁️👍🏼❤️

[@9895_]

Im gonna take a nap in that thing

[@nynvib276]

​@@9895_such a comfortable spot you won't wake up.

[@mr.unhistory9128]

"Look ma! I found a playground tunnel! Can I climb through it?" "Ok hunny but be quick, we have errands to run"

[@redeyegaming0798]

A few minutes later "911 whats your emergency"

[@jayhansen6596]

Ok I’m going to jump in

[@jayhansen6596]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAaAAAAAAaAAaAAA

[@joelcruz9415]

That would be a horrible scenario. I would never want a kid to ever experience something like that.

[@Shrikesthorne]

*TSSSSSSS*

[@jordanhairston1267]

"After cooling a bit"... *Proceeds to immediately burst into flames*

[@1000-THR_-EARTHMOVER-]

You had just made a earthmover like me laugh

[@jacobarmstrong9227]

The commentator doesn't know what they're talking about. The process is called quenching, which hardens and tempers the material. It's a vat of oil, and it has nothing to do with cooling.

[@kidnamedfinger8565]

they DID say a bit

[@kidnamedfinger8565]

quenching is used for cooling in part.

[@isaacnewtoon-bm6vo]

@@jacobarmstrong9227u mean the KZbinr

[@israeljohnson4446]

She Called ice snowflakes twice 💀 💀 💀

[@kryzyano]

"Aw shit man, our kitchen out of gas." "But bro we have steel coils..."

[@RyderBurns-ko3eo]

I have so many questions but I can't put them in mind

[@younesfilali4562]

My dumbass would jump on that💀

[@yum976]

"Yo bro how do you want your eggs" "But we're at a steel coil factory!" "Exactly"

[@anthonygill3261]

“How do you want your eggs” “Incinerated”

[@mybuffysummers]

So what ur really telling me is burnt af the only option

[@Muse_77]

POV: That metal slide on the playground. 💀

[@justcool_guy]

this thing is coolest than metal slide

[@skippy4905]

4/10 comment, used pov wrong , unnecessary 💀 emoji. +2 score for attempt at a universal reference

[@TheTF2player-rt1gv]

@@skippy4905 1/10 comment: This was unnecessary.

[@ooglyboogly-q8w]

@skippy4905 1/10 comment, you did an unnecessary 🤓👆 moment

[@skippy4905]

@@TheTF2player-rt1gv 0/10 comment, questioning me.

[@VijayMacharla-v5s]

3000 Fahrenheit = 1649°C

[@BigDaddyDexter]

“After cooling a bit” Brings out ghostriders wheels

[@TheStevenredgate]

“Cooling off a bit” while in turns into the human torch from Fantastic Four

[@grimmshredsanguinus2915]

Hahahah

[@nsevnhndred]

“cooling a bit” dumbledore said calmly

[@Ginhavekidsinbasement]

Perfect example: Metal slide

[@JESSEWENEEDTOLIFT]

Nah flipping burgers on these coils would be be legendary💀🙏

[@thebest4594]

i mean you would char the out side and the inside would be freash as the second you used them soooo

[@collincaperton6718]

Nah not really that water skating around the metal is the leidenfrost effect and this happens with flat tops grills as well if they get hot enough if you put a burger on it it will usually just immediately sear to the grill and you'll have to steam it to be able to lift it or just pry it up but then you tear off some of the meat.

[@ayamin1374]

​@@collincaperton6718add butter

[@bearbones7913]

Get those good grill marks bud

[@killed_phill796]

You forgot the pickles !!!

[@Reddishxyt]

That steel coil is cold, it just doesn’t know it yet. “🎅🎅🐱”

[@Juan_the_horse_yt]

XD

[@ashleyannslone]

lol

[@RAGE-FROSTY]

🐱

[@ZcorpionBR]

💰

[@denzelpizoto3033]

Took me a moment to get the reference

[@chickenbawqueyt]

No that’s my Pc opening Google Chrome 💀

[@Aarush.A.S]

😂

[@Nik77766]

Dont forgot edgeing- I MEAN MICROSOFT EDGE :D

[@kylemorgan505]

​@@Nik77766._.

[@ZakariathakimKim]

#relatable

[@TheSuffering_Ant_Hill]

​@@ZakariathakimKimGALICK GUN-

[@LASTHOPE1213King]

Dry ice vs hot steel coils

[@Talvi_Sota]

I had an internship at forge and the blacksmith told me multiple times to.allways ask him if stuff is touchable if we worked with fire that day and it was anywhere close to the fire. He called it "Dunkelwarm" in german so "darkwarm" in english and described that this is the most dangerous kind of warm.because if its glowing bright orange its just gonna "evaporate" your skin, but if its dark and still hot, it will melt and bond with your skin and continue to burn you because you cant get it off. You feel close to no pain when its Glowing bright yellow and orange, quite a good amound of pain when deep red, a fuckin lot of pain when dark

[@NSB25445]

Yup, the worst pain is in that 300-700°C range. it immediately sticks to your skin and you basically leave a few layers of skin on it. Above that temperature it doesn't stick it just smokes and stinks. And the worst part is that you have to dry the burned spot, running water over it just delays and worsens the pain. Ask me how I know.....

[@Talvi_Sota]

@@NSB25445 pleaee tell me that story

[@FelixMJD]

​@@NSB25445 soo... how'd'you know?😅

[@Tactical_Assault_Pelican]

Burnt myself yesterday on freshly welded steel, welded onto 2 sides of a large plate, went to move the plate, grabbing the opposite end to what I had just welded, forgetting that the other end will still be hot, somehow didn't melt my glove to my hand, felt it instantly even through gloves

[@outrider8569]

Just like the brazen bull... terrifying stuff

[@UltraCenterHQ]

The more steel coil videos I see, the more I discover how much of a menace a rolled up metal doormat is

[@jules24728]

how do you roll up a metal doormat

[@dogdestroyer8719]

​@@jules24728you roll it up

[@Plusheenn]

@@jules24728make it hot

[@John-zl8fm]

Like what does this even mean bruh

[@GoldLunacy]

When they dipped it, they were quenching the steel, which strengthens it, they typically quench it in oil. Oil is flammable. Edit: why are there so many likes, lol.

[@SteadySuspender]

isnt it clench and not quench like ts js sounds so funny to me

[@SantaClaus-kk8zr]

@@SteadySuspender Lmao clench is like if you’re holding in poop. Quench is the right term.

[@dancinganimals.]

​@@SteadySuspender nope

[@anyelidmendez492]

I'm happier living my life a lie under the impression that it's water

[@explodingyourhouse]

it's the quenchiest

[@Just_Chris8077]

I need someone to throw that unmeltable chocolate bar on there!

[@Just_Chris8077]

The flake is the name of the chocolate bar

[@Kanashpreet]

That pickle was suffering bro💀

[@marmedalmond9958]

Who let it cook?

[@Kanashpreet]

@@marmedalmond9958 what do you mean?

[@zezo.h3390]

​@@marmedalmond9958 Who let the steel cook?

[@aj.666x]

"can i sit here?" "Oh yes you can"

[@XstaticG]

*Kicks*

[@aaronerror6819]

On of those "can" vs "should" issues :D

[@MilesToGo_]

Definitely can but not sure if they can get up afterwards 😂

[@Soup_Time346]

Oh, you can... once...

[@Circuitssmith]

@@Soup_Time346 “Can you (thing)?” “Yeah you can. Once.” Is one of my favorite ways to answer a question along with “carefully” to a “how?” and “yes” to an either/or.

[@Yourboytanner_yt]

“Cooling off a bit” Literally begins to spontaneously combust ☠️

[@Slow_senna]

Pov the slide when its sunny

[@JustTwentyPlays]

„After cooling a bit“ *coil on fire* *coil wet* *nevermind, coil back on fire*

[@grimmshredsanguinus2915]

Like it's been edited but it's true

[@Deedoo_r]

the water doesn't evaporate instantly because of the Leidenfrost effect

[@FukuokuaZoomer]

@@Deedoo_r or because it's oil

[@Ytremz]

@@Deedoo_rLmao, the KZbin knowledge only goes so far 😂

[@HamedBeyat]

"cool off a bit" bro that coil went super saiyan

[@sil3ntsoldier236]

I have never seen something spontaneously combust right after emerging from water Edit: ayo, i got that it was oil by the 10000th time someone commented it. Edit 2: lmao ppl are trolling now 😂💀. Keep goin, i’m farming engagement (Yay!)

[@Jack1999n]

It's oil

[@arbiter1]

That steel is fresh as its raw steel. Putting it in water would very dangerous + it would make the steel rust.

[@cokeMONSTERps3]

​@@Jack1999nOh right, because if it had been water that entire interior would've been exploded with super hot steam. Scary.

[@ArcoirisDeZebulon]

That’s not water.

[@lane1639]

​@arbiter1 it's typically fine for that kind of steel to rust, as it usually gets further processed

[@MdarafatHossan-w1u]

Hot rolled steel coil vs nitrogen Sooo cold 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶

[@BHR101]

the fact that it lit back up after it came out the water is crazy EDIT: HOLD UP, WAIT MINUTE. GUYS! I THINK I"M STILL NOT MAIN CHARACTER💀💀💀

[@andypetakarayotin3191]

The liquid is cold oil.

[@BHR101]

@@andypetakarayotin3191 oh

[@Cosmo918]

@@andypetakarayotin3191really? Do you know why they do that? I’m genuinely curious

[@foolish718]

@@Cosmo918 What Is Oil Quenching? The oil quenching process is used in the heat treatment of metals. During this process, a piece of metal is rapidly cooled to change its individual properties. Examples of common properties include toughness, strength, durability, and hardness. (watch forged in fire)

[@Cosmo918]

@@foolish718 alr thanks good to know

[@MiqaMac]

My guy that coil was still on fire when it got brought out of the water💀

[@keir7181]

it's oil if it was water it'll instantly explode with a steam explosion

[@AkshatJha457]

​@@keir7181thanks

[@IIZervasKORY]

“Cooling off a bit” Actively holding the fucking sun engulfed by satan’s flames

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

That was an oil bath to give it a protective layer against rust while it cools.

[@NicholasGoodwin91295]

The first guy that slept on the job out of sight. ☠️ his body was never found some say he vanished into thin air.

[@ClarkPotter]

"After cooling off a bit..." It's only a literal fireball now.

[@magisterrleth3129]

Well, it was almost 3000°, but the oil bath dropped its temperature to somewhere in the 500's. Cooling is a relative term.

[@wingid]

​@@magisterrleth3129why do they use oil instead of water?

[@magisterrleth3129]

@wingid Because quenching in water can cause hydrogen embrittlement, where hydrogen leeches out of the water and into the metal, making it weaker and more brittle. That, plus water cools stuff off faster than oil does, and the faster you cool the metal, the more brittle once again. It's the only way to cool the netal quickly without making it unacceptably brittle.

[@NoraSankey]

"Time to go down the slide!" *last words of a curious man*

[@linnhtet2572]

I swear if i find a worker in that factory working with bare hands...💀

[@egemenbirol]

I am an engineer working in a hot rolling mill. It is impossible to get close to coil box as all of the system is automated.

[@bruhmann2833]

Bruv I don’t think hand protection will save you 💀

[@alonelychocolatebar1954]

​@@bruhmann2833 this situation wouldn't matter because the machines are doing the work. But in other milling practices that are performed by hand, at least the PPE will burn before you do. Plenty of time to get to safety.

[@NeutronVoid]

That things fresh out the factory is infinitely times cooler that a metal slide on a summer day

[@The-onlytizzle]

It’s all fun and games until a random bird wants to steal the food that he put inside of it

[@dragothegamer2095]

@The-onlytizzle Free meal fr

[@npcwithsidequest]

@@dragothegamer2095 the bird, the cooked bird I might add.

[@Intentionally_Inflammatory]

Fried chicken

[@thorsgaming7044]

New fear unlocked- *Getting my ass burnt by steel coil* 💀

[@fisherOD]

You know it’s hot when your pickle start jumping like Mario 64 😂😂😂😂😂

[@sophieb777]

Lol! I didn't even recognise it was a pickle! 😅😅 Why did they use a pickle slice?! 😂😂😂

[@Tango_Whisky]

"HOT HOT HOT HOT HOT HOT HOOOOOOOOT!!!!🔥🔥🔥😩😩😩"

[@arenaune2961]

Hot pickle 🍄

[@Mtdewit-w6d]

When they are wrapping it it looks like the bubble gum in that one container (if you know you know) so now I really want to eat a steel coil

[@zesty7893]

As a kid my dumbass would definitely try to crawl through it, if i encountered it in the wild.

[@Mynameissecret768]

Fr 😂

[@mamaharumi]

Sure as hell hope they're not sticking those out in the wild, lol.

[@ooftuoof50]

"What do you use to cook your burgers?" "A skillet" "The oven" "A 10 ton roll of steel"

[@Rayyan90866]

imagine cooking your burger in the oven 💀

[@rektnoob279]

​@@Rayyan90866 raise a floppa

[@RecorBruv]

"after cooling it" *Turns into a fireball as soon as it makes cotact with the water*

[@thewafflegamer6152]

It combusted after leaving the water 💀

[@zemellion26]

That’s oil

[@Tyler-vm5hn]

​@@zemellion26it's water lol ain't no way they'd put that in oil

[@Sirhc2003]

​@@Tyler-vm5hnwater would be more dangerous due to steam

[@Tyler-vm5hn]

@@Sirhc2003 that's why they're using a crane to do it and no one is nearby

[@unstonks5052]

I love the steel coils meta

[@Kanishkissecret]

Steel slides in summers be like:

[@AlexMapping]

"What's this cool tube! I'm gonna climb into it!" *Famous Last Words*

[@The_Announcer_Bfdi]

Well he just evaporated 😐

[@EclipseStorm923]

I’ve never seen something on fire get dipped in water, and then immediately reignite after leaving the water Edit. It’s apparently oil, my mistake.

[@Haelda]

dipped in oil not water. it would explode if it was water

[@DerpDerpityDerp]

Oil quenching. I believe it's hardening the steel

[@inthegrass11]

why would it explode? I guess because of thermal expansion or something? ​@@Haelda

[@Haelda]

@@inthegrass11 because if it was water due to extreme temperature it would form high pressure steam.

[@Haelda]

@@inthegrass11 I also believe due to the air cavities forming due to the rapid conversion of water to steam it could damage the metal coil; unsure about that however

[@hongsivhak9519]

So that’s what they use to make those metal slides