How Strong Is GIANT BOLT? Hydraulic Press Test!

[@HydraulicPressChannel]

We decide to start to make these bit simpler videos on every wednesday! We need lot of stuff like this for Facebook so why not also publish it here.

[@Suomalaine]

Tossa kävin yks päivä raksakaupassa lautakaupoilla ja pyörittelin käsissäni muovisia terassijalkoja, niitä säädettäviä malleja mihin voi ruuvata terassin rungon kiinni. Tuli heti mieleen että mitähän semmoset muoviset terassijalat kestää? Veikkaan että prässi on liian tehokas että semmosesta sais mitään järkeviä lukemia, mutta ois hauska nähdä miten litistyy, ja toki se kiinnostais et miten niiden eri mallit kestää.

[@WoodworkerDon]

Prrritti Guud.

[@aarongreenfield9038]

They are also good for shorts.

[@opossom1968]

The theme of the show is to press item's, Is there a way to test tensile strength of items with the press? Pull things apart, like the bolt and nut, as that is the main reason to bolt items together, to keep them from coming apart. Thank you for the great content.

[@IndustryPets]

Awesome!

[@MercutioUK2006]

"In case it explodes and goes to shit" That is precisely why we're gathered here today.

[@texanonline1244]

personally i came for the english lessons

[@pmurtaConTom]

Nuts are better than bolts.

[@MeowThingy]

I think the uneven pressure made the threads fail too early. It's like being cross threaded. Some portions of the threads were taking a lot more force onto a smaller area.

[@hugegamer5988]

All of the load always falls on the first two or three threads. A deep nut would fail like a zipper.

[@ronnieboucherthecrystalcraftsm]

this channel = IS CRAP = he has no idea !

[@StevenOBrien]

3:29 Don't think we didn't notice what you were doing there

[@JackFromLeivasy]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@imadough]

hahahahah i missed that at first

[@ohmtronseedling]

didn't even need to post a time stamp!

[@mikkey87]

my thoughts exactly XD

[@DaskaiserreichNet78]

I missed that the first time around. Thanks for pointing it out.

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

Alternative title: *Anything is a Rivet If Enough Pressure is Applied*

[@zoichikanoe6242]

I was thinking exactly the same thing.

[@cibion7123]

Video idea: How about a series of redemption! Crushing things the old Hydraulic Press failed to crush or explode, that this now can crush and better yet, can now explode!! Kind of miss this type of format too Quick explanation, picked an item, crushed it in style!

[@woody442]

Maybe show the difference in steel qualities and toughness by turning another giant bolt (and nut maybe) from mild steel and show how weak it is compared to typical steel that is actually used in these applications.

[@upstating]

Bolt: "Come at me." Hydraulic press: "Your threading will be your downfall."

[@JamesTaylor-n1u]

ghey

[@jeffstock7819]

The bolt threads actually looked fine, just filled with failed nut material.

[@Andrew110]

We love when things explode on us 😉

[@hulkthedane7542]

Never ever get better at speaking English, please! You make every point clear, no trouble understanding what you communicate - and I find it phantastic to hear your thick, Suomi accent👍👍👍. Stay safe, you two - that press is a MONSTER.

[@MilesTippett]

Their accents are the best part!

[@Delibro]

Yea. And every time, I say or think something about "pennoumatic", "Läägo" or "kknops", I speak like him :D It's "delike" best English content out there :)

[@peter5.056]

when steel behaves like play-doh, you know the forces are MASSIVE.

[@dimitar4y]

Someone needs to invent a "died per second" unit depicting the amount of joules that can kill you, and apply it here with these massive forces - just like they do for venoms/poisons.

[@UncleKennysPlace]

Cold forging. The nut generally wins, if the materials are equal, as it has much more support.

[@PaulG.x]

The male thread always fails because the female thread has a longer circumference , has more material and is therefore stronger. This applies when the two threads are the same material.

[@dimitar4y]

that, is something I never thought about, but in retrospect, makes a lot of sense, and I thank you for imparting that engineering wisdom unto my tiny brain.

[@davidjones-vx9ju]

that's not true

[@dimitar4y]

@@davidjones-vx9ju do you have autism? if not, please provide a proper explanation. Or just be embarassed and angry now

[@OpinionFactChecker]

As an amputee from an industrial accident I couldn't watch the previous vid, but testing materials to destruction is gud!

[@jonathanmarois9009]

I'm a simple man. I see a Hydraulic Press test. I press. I watch.

[@davedave9552]

Hannah seems so happy and fun!

[@coffeeshangarworkshop8051]

WOW, looks like you hit upon a new way to manufacture very large socket sets...lol.

[@williammontgomery312]

Love seeing Hannah ! Her commentary is adorable ! Please always feature Hannah !

[@Varhaisperuna]

Her name is Hanna, not Hannah

[@kimbonice]

Her ad libs are cute 🤣

[@brandiwynter]

That's exactly what I was going to say, they tend to fly under the radar sometimes but always cute and funny.

[@joshuagibson2520]

Except she tries too hard to speak like a child \ toddler.

[@mqblowe]

@@joshuagibson2520 I don't think she's trying tbh! 😉

[@mqeqeshe1]

She is so cringe 😖

[@jackb8682]

These Utubers all have their angles to suck us in to watch their product......More watchers, more money in their pockets. She is one of the more cringeworthy clickbait props out there.

[@Yusso]

4:13 What we learned: Nuts are better than Balls.

[@Vulcan650Vampire]

Boobloobedoobedoob

[@septembersurprise5178]

Concerning the difference between Nuts and Bolts: some observers hold that there isn't any. But this wrongs the Nut.

[@Vito.H]

Hana: *Moans*. Lol.

[@DreadX10]

Should be the other way around. Nuts are generally cheaper and easier to replace. The tilt in the bolt after the first 'press' caused a premature failure, I think.

[@JonasDecker-z3x]

Ngl I miss the old press . Always had that crazy feeling

[@geoffletkemann653]

They literally have a bunker around the new one now. Not the same vibes at all. I do get why though, they had some close calls in the old videos.

[@JonasDecker-z3x]

@@geoffletkemann653 the janky finish shenigans atmosphere was what made the videos so good

[@geoffletkemann653]

@@JonasDecker-z3x for sure, it just feels a bit too sanitised now, safer for sure, but you don't get the same kind of thrill when something goes sideways.

[@mabus42]

"Nuts are better than bolts". Y'all need to put that on a tshirt and sell it.

[@anthonyanglim7147]

I Love your Channel, I am glad you guys are successful and that you found the joy in such a simple experiment that captivates so many people. Keep up the good Work! I can't wait for More!

[@sirlordbabish3873]

hanna is adorable 😊

[@UncleManuel]

Seems like the first metal tool was pretty *impressed*. 😁😁😁

[@witchdoctor6502]

267.8 tons was the last readout

[@cargogh]

Loved the impact when the threads let go-- like a mini-earthquake.

[@dimitar4y]

oh my god I DID NOT expect the tool under the bolt to get squashed.

[@ripstop5082]

Imprinted. It's soft like A36 structural steel but probably 1045 HTSR. Make a donut out of H13 for a challenge. That's mold material.

[@dimitar4y]

@@ripstop5082 Thanks for the technical accuracy, but in my world, it is still squashed and I didn't expect it. And you are NOT welcome in my world! >:(

[@ripstop5082]

@@dimitar4y I'm not welcomed in anyone's world and that's o.k. I've had very few bosses who liked me but they knew who to come to when shit needed to get done. XD

[@dimitar4y]

@@ripstop5082 so you called me a boss, nice

[@ripstop5082]

@@dimitar4y If you want to take it literally, it's not a positive term. More along the lines of inept and incompetent. But if that's what you want, you're welcome boss.

[@rubbermoetroken]

Haha cool. I have been managing bolting projects, M72 bolts in wind turbines. We used to pull them to yield, fix the nut and release the tension in the bolt. Every bolt was calibrated and had an intellifast sensor + Qr code (with the bolt characteristics) in the bolthead so we could measure the realtime tension + acces the bolt parameters in the database. Since we had to handcarry the hydraulick jacks we needed light ones, downside is they operated at 3000bars....

[@MorganBrown]

Dude I did a gravel bike race in Finland in June. This channel makes a lot more sense now. 😂❤

[@ColKorn1965]

This is why Finland is so cool.😁

[@dlcarburetor]

@2:58... you scared the GoPro, it jumped lol

[@kamahaoma]

That was actually really satisfying.

[@jayhosh8126]

Keep in mind how the stack of legos held up, i still can't believe that

[@hammerjim19741]

Thanks fer the long short vid...loved it!!

[@SynthRockViking]

I get a cold shiver down my spine 😅

[@Leroys_Stuff]

You made a broach in a unique way I like it

[@CountDabulaTV]

That's a new way to make a socket head

[@MrLargonaut]

My testicles climbed up to hide near my kidneys when you replayed the old video's threads popping... And no kidding on the playdoh.

[@BabbaBabblare]

Lool, it just went BANG! I like when you crush things :) can you crush some pepper, and machines, angle grinder while operating. Cylinder with water crushed and airtank with water inside.

[@mike-kg2op]

ok i watched the original video yesterday you know for fun.. that last bolt really went out with a beng (this is written before watching this one) makes me curious how fast pieces will be flying and how big a beng we get this time..:D thank you for part two on nuts and bolts:D

[@beez1717]

Tnis was a short but sweet video!

[@Ma_X64]

You have quite good machine so you don't need to worry about the correspondence of the threads and even sizes of bolts and nuts. Just push and all will fit perfectly.

[@josephgaydosh7300]

You need to do one of those glass droplets that are super hard but a big one

[@JonasDecker-z3x]

Hello Lauri . Can you make a video where you test how much force is needed to pierce different metals ? Like how much pressure does it takes to push a 10mm rod through a 10mm plate . That would be a crazy demonstration

[@texanonline1244]

his word salad english and then looking at her for help, and she just shruggs like, even i dont understand you....is the best part of the videos

[@corkbulb2895]

After seeing how that nut pressed into the steel to make a perfect shape, now you know how steel stamping works!

[@Kualinar]

Earth Quake Generator 9000 at work.

[@Thewatcherinthering336]

Hanna❤️

[@christopherbrand5360]

As usual, the impressive male part fails under pressure and the modest female part keeps her shit together

[@juhajuntunen7866]

This goes totally nuts.

[@hugegamer5988]

For the same hardness/toughness the larger diameter of the nut or exterior thread will always take less stress than the bolt threads which are at a smaller diameter. It’s just a question of cross section area.

[@m-m8835]

It would be interesting to see the difference between formed threads and cut threads

[@ВасяПупкин-р7р]

There is one Russian channel - they have 500 tonn press.. But they make new videos rare..) Your channel is much more fun!)

[@koiiboiileeroylee1068]

Magnet platted goPro mounts would be ideal for your setup HPC

[@toyotaboyhatman]

The bolt may attack at any time, so we must deal with it

[@joshuagibson2520]

Are the nut and bolt both forgings, or? Are they both the same hardness?

[@joetrippi7356]

She's soo cute

[@-MacCat-]

All hail the algorithm, and anything that makes it through the Hydraulic Press Test.

[@demef758]

"Big-ass bolt." I love the plain-speaking parts of your videos!

[@Hipyon]

under what circumstances do bolts Suffer compression Forces do they not normally get tensioned

[@harrybarry2291]

Interesting, thanks.

[@emjhu3486]

0:59 For a moment I thought that the bulletproof window was broken.

[@benryhenson]

i literally get re-fooled by this every time

[@bubbabubba100]

Who knew Flea became a mechanical engineer?

[@Zodliness]

One can only imagine the kind of stresses involved that would make a fixture of those dimensions fail under normal use. 🤔👍

[@BHALT0S]

how many layers of cardboard can you compress to make it bullet proof? or paper, or whatever

[@TRCFL]

I’ve been away for a while. New press, new robot, new girl?

[@magnustangen6269]

When talking about the huge bent bolt, would it be possible to straighten it out without compromising its strenght?

[@JSDudeca]

Idea for you guy's. Get a hydrogen tank, like those found in cars and blow it up with a bit of C4. Would be interesting to see how big it will go. There are no videos out there showing this.

[@alvintorres8787]

What about this: remove the hydraulic bypass valve and run the pump direct forcing the press cylinder all the way down regardless of what's being pressed. That would be something to see.

[@frisk151]

You have a nice day too!

[@MarkEichin]

1:45 and now we know how sockets are made...

[@lajoswinkler]

You need to play with a fastening system of a fission reactor pressure vessel. That would be fun.

[@TechTrashCash]

That's one big ass bolt! Yuge even!

[@ChongPangBoom]

2:25 talking about straightness.

[@beez1717]

I want to see an Anni video where she's the host and Lauri is her sidekick!

[@MikkoRantalainen]

New test idea: if you cut the threads by yourself and make them really tight, will it hold better than factory manufactured bolt where the threads failed?

[@Rubensgardens.Skogsmuseum]

Please do it the other way round- by pulling it apart. I have seen some shit in workshops when bolts go ballistic and it is nuts how fast they have gone.

[@luizcriadordegalooficial]

Bom dia meu amigo a paz do Senhor Jesus estamos junto você é um profissional

[@davidstar4156]

looks like fun!

[@CookingWithCows]

It seems silly and obvious, but, is it the same force required to push a bolt into a nut than pushing (or pulling) it out?

[@ripstop5082]

There are no silly questions if you gain knowledge. Standard threads are uniform. A 60 deg.thread is 30 on each side. You can flip the nut around and thread it on the bolt. Pushing a bolt out is the same as pushing it in from the opposite direction. There are special purpose threads that only mesh in one direction. You cannot turn the nut around. These threads will take different pressures to destroy depending on the direction of force. A buttress thread is an excellent example of this. I've never cooked with cows. How are they at Fettuccine Alfredo? There shouldn't be any conflict of conscience with that one. =)

[@Destros2ndone]

well, at least you have now a nut for a socket wrench 😂 but still, when we will see the giant ball bearing, that the small press couldn't crush? i hope you still have it :)

[@InsatiableMonkey]

All of Anna's little noises are like a gnome that walked out of her cave house and keeps finding curious acorns on ground that she's never seen before.

[@gustavp3764]

looking good

[@CrazyMan_Engineer]

A fun way to make custom sockets.

[@CloudandZack1st]

Video: 3:28 Me: Runs away.

[@joshhansan-999]

I really love his accent . He is the best 👍👍👍👍

[@Rollochrome]

Good stuff!!

[@ChieFChalinOLarssoN]

It is be interesting to see how much it takes to press only the bolt with out any nut until it deforms

[@mikebashford8198]

Can you please make another nut and bolt, but with an Acme/trapezoidal thread?

[@tn9274]

maybe try the airplane engine mounting bolt.

[@ChrisSmith-rm6xl]

I love the way you made a window for a tall person and a window for a short person. This means that you can never get divorced! :)

[@eaglesclaws8]

That bolt will never encounter that kind of force. Need sheer force numbers.

[@TheNefastor]

Fun fact : "big ass" is a metric bolt size. The imperial equivalent is "fat ass" for obvious reasons.

[@OurHereafter]

Please bring back jump-moose for the highspeed 😊

[@МаксимБ-ж2е]

Are you from India?

[@ivan-Croatian]

"How Strong Is GIANT BOLT" is a great question! BUT! How Strong Is GIANT DOG!?!? That I'd like to see!!!

[@netltube]

"yeah that's why you got press , so you can straighten" lol

[@samsarge5099]

What was the diameter of the giant bolt?

[@philliplopez8745]

Two things . I wonder how large a glass cylinder you can find ? And you could make big assed sockets that way .

[@cavemann_]

giant bolt 1:0 hydraulic press