WORLD’S HEAVIEST 4” CUBE Vs. CONCRETE from 45m!

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This Tungsten Cube is pretty much the heaviest 4” cube you can get here on earth. It’s one of the densest elements which makes it insanely weighty for its size. You literally can’t make sense of it when you see it then try to pick it up haha. We’ve been wanting to KO stuff with it at our drop tower for ages so it was epic to finally get it done!
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[@howridiculous]

200,000 likes on this vid and we’ll drop our 300kg solid steel fist on the cube!! 😳🤯

[@brianwalters5560]

“That’s not in one piece anymore “ t-shirt sounds amazing

[@JarredHD]

"Well that's not in one piece anymore" is my favourite line from this channel

[@zahir2409]

3:26

[@lancecpldave]

You guys might be the world's foremost experts for dropping things. Idk anyone else who drops things like this as a career

[@hihosh1]

It's amazing how the fish tank side panels broke just from the pressure of the cube hitting the water

[@louisvandelaer6718]

"That's not in one piece anymore" T-shirt

[@daringnotdoombringer7085]

*well that’s not in one piece anymore”

[@quigonkenny]

Interesting how the plates were the one thing to actually cause some real deflection to the path of the cube. Would be interested in seeing that again with a more dead-on drop.

[@xembones]

I really want a tungsten cube now. I must feel the density

[@invader_viv]

Demolition Ranch: I'm gonna SHOOT this tungsten block!

[@pacman4521]

I love how Matt from Demo Ranch posted a video with a Tungsten cube LITERALLY an hour after you guys. Great videos, both of you guys.

[@Lampe2020]

14:22

[@GoldballIndustries]

For anyone wondering, tungsten is not the heaviest element.

[@205badger3]

Fun facts: Tungsten actually means heavy stone in Swedish. But in Sweden we call that substance by its german name, Wolfram.

[@Bexar2204]

Tungsten is so wild... Such a small object being so dense is really impressive

[@joshuatilley1887]

Some physics comparison here with a .50 Cal bullet:

[@alfredxsiv]

Off The Ranch: I'm gonna drop a Tungsten cube from a 2 story platform to hit some stuff.

[@blastem]

"Well, THAT's not in one piece anymore..." I first remember hearing this from a shocked Scott Gaunson after an errant bowling ball absolutely and spectacularly exploded when it struck concrete at the bottom of a dam while our favorite Gravity Team was attempting to hit a trampoline from great height. I laughed like a fool.

[@Benjamin-gn3ey]

I'll have a go at the commtest <ahem> The wondrous 4 x 4 x 4 Tungsten Cube costed $1,599.99 in US Dollars idk how that translates to Aussie Dollars