HYDRAULIC PRESS VS STRONGEST WOOD

Let's check with a hydraulic bending press which types of wood are the strongest. Ironwood, African ebony, sandalwood

[@Paul-nr5dt]

Linum Vitae (Latin) is the hardest wood. We use it for prop shaft bearings on commercial salmon trollers. This wood's oil content makes it self lubricating as a shaft bearing. We use machine tools to make such a bearing. The wood bearing produces a sound more amenable to salmon than conventional modern bearings.

[@jpv9653]

Very nice. But a little unfair to the sandal wood, since the grain was in different direction. Also, I would love to see how Multiplex would perform against natural wood. Its real fun watching your videos. Keep up the good work

[@justinlynch3]

The tally for what was tested here. 1,292 - African Ebony 1,087 - Ebony Wood 911 - Iron Wood 768 - Oak 589 - Birch 531 - Veravud 418 - Sandalwood 280 - Pine

[@WontSeeReplies]

I admire this man’s thoroughness and creativity.

[@mgomes32]

I love theses tests, thank you. Greetings from Brazil

[@freepalestine901]

Creative, informative, entertaining and relaxing video

[@cennetyurdum]

Yesterday i thought this subject. Thank you.

[@Rascal77s]

I can't believe nobody has said "you should test morning wood" yet.

[@kampybballer21]

???? Cringe.

[@dellik2023]

lol.

[@pashtorealitytv]

Lets try yours

[@Rascal77s]

@@pashtorealitytv Sorry but you're not my type

[@pashtorealitytv]

@@Rascal77s yeah you are ri8 u r Rascal and i am simple

[@crandonborth]

Being this wood is so hard I would suspect a very stringy wood like elm would beat everything at resistance to breaking.

[@Robocop__]

Something like morning wood?

[@zoltanszky06]

please, try bamboo :)

[@cruzanmongoose]

Only way to get a fair test is to have all the samples fully rift sawn. Cool test anyway

[@rev.waynet.oleary7387]

Lignum vitae is the strongest wood. Used as a prop bearing. I used to be a naval architect and test thes same woods. Lignum is the best

[@nullpopo]

. . . Amiguito, el más duro y resistente es el QUEBRACHO. ... justo el que NO PUSISTE A PRUEBA EN TU VIDEO. CHAU

[@dainco08]

Wowww strong wood

[@NismoXero]

The way the sandalwood was cut was super weak. Great cut for looking good, horrible for strength, in any wood.

[@MrBeastFans1472]

Bhaii mein ap ke video use kar sakta hu??

[@BughunterX]

Pls try Panzerholz. Ok, its not just wood but a composit but you get the point.

[@daewooparts]

The ebony wood is good

[@sethpinson4694]

What about bois d' arc/Osage orange?

[@adilrashid940]

You should test kashmiri deodar tree...

[@oumar9962]

Ya brimij, most durable

[@shauljonah6955]

Nice breaking of the types of wood 🪵 loved it.

[@billsee476]

pity the video didn't show the results as a group for comparison.

[@marianhellequin8464]

А как насчёт нормальной такой фанеры 10-20 мм? Было бы крайне любопытно взглянуть!

[@enessari919]

Can you include Izeltaş brand Turkish made products? I am sure it will be successful in terms of price performance.

[@markanthonystringfellow3923]

2 Thumbs up!!!

[@michaelgothenburg364]

I'd like to see teak

[@sajibmondal9792]

😲😲😲😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@ariefazalah5255]

Keren

[@tonyslicer7399]

How about this for a challenge, try pulling apart 2 phone books together page by page 😉

[@horsetuna]

Mythbusters did it!

[@rudytoth]

There's another wood called: "Petrified Wood" the hardest wood in the world... but it's protected by Federal law these days. It's in Arizona aka "The Painted Dessert." 💥🤣

[@febriantodwikaguri4625]

Bamboo?

[@kurtler1]

Ничего понять невозможно нет перевода

[@donalfinn4205]

The interesting part of the vid starts at 3:20.

[@ronaldcomtois8663]

No Lignum vitae and the real stuff from Indonesia not the argentine Lignum Vitae.

[@user-wu4lh6wb3s]

Like 👍 p

[@garethwigglesworth8187]

Was that English oak? English Oak is stronger than most other oaks in the world due to climate. Church doors are made with it over here

[@falandoagora1]

Esse experimento não foi legal

[@carlapimentel114]

Hello

[@redacted2570]

First!