Best Dangerous and Strongest Hydraulic Press Moments Compilation VOL 3

[@HydraulicPressChannel]

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[@Alhamdulillahalways365day]

Shattered Glass smoke can harm your lungs if you dont know. Even an little amount is Danger

[@scubasteve3032]

That was beautiful! Thank you!

[@FuckUSAbitch]

Не понятно при какой нагрузке происходит разрушение. А с научной точки зрения это самое интересное

[@grantcrossley1486]

@@FuckUSAbitch exactly! 🥴

[@westvalley411]

Lol and our football coach said don't be the weakest link....( chain)

[@kitten-whisperer]

This is what the founding fathers meant when they said freedom of press

[@KallePihlajasaari]

Amen.

[@stalhandske9649]

The most underrated comment in the Internet.

[@riptiom2371]

@@stalhandske9649 i thought it's funny Freedom of press

[@stalhandske9649]

@@riptiom2371 "We the people find & declare that every man is born free & has inherent and inalienable right to possess & use a 150 ton hydraulic press in any way & manner he finds fit inasmuch he shall not infringe the body, property & similar rights of his fellow man."

[@dmimz8593]

Very clever

[@TheHonorlord]

I'm really glad this creator keeps a safety box around the press, I don't want to imagine what that obsidian ball would have done to somebody

[@audieherron5474]

Glass ball was 10x worse

[@fustercluck2460]

@Audie Herron Obsidian can break Into shrapnel with an edge of one atom.

[@theinitiate110]

Lol why would you they wouldn’t do something for protection?

[@Memaster64]

Perfect scenario for a horror movie trap

[@marytheresacrielly45]

Absolutely tear you apart probably

[@stevenwestfall7638]

I would really love to see a thermal camera set up to record changes in temperature as things break.

[@vincentguttmann2231]

You know, there are high-speed thermal cameras that can capture full-frame video at a few thousand frames per second

[@anonymoususer19]

Yeah but i don’t think it would work that well considering it can’t be covered by a case because the case would mess with it sensors and you don’t want to damage the camera every time something explodes

[@BuzzinVideography]

@@anonymoususer19 my thermal scope works through my house double pane windows pretty well

[@ZNX05]

@@BuzzinVideography the glass we look through isn't a double plane window, but I see where you're coming from. The glass shown here is very thick to resist blast and flying objects.

[@tanvikhare9710]

Ooo YES

[@KAPAFlyer]

"We got reports of gunshots in the area?" "No, that was just duct tape."

[@jbynum67]

Right! Whooda thunk?

[@frederickglass1583]

*paper stack explodes, camera gets absolutely LAUNCHED into orbit*

[@Kiriemy]

Me: No sir, Just playing with cards and accidentally high pressured it

[@CaptainDevilSticks]

It's pretty wild that the deck of cards took more pressure to explode than the glass sphere

[@timengineman2nd714]

The pressure builds up heat, which covered the ice into moisture, then steam. Since the steam (expands around 55,000 times in volume) couldn't go up or down, it went sideways! Basically same thing with the cards and paper, but I would guess it would have been instantaneous combustion, which once again, means violent expansion due to limited directions it could expand in!

[@frederickglass1583]

That glass ball was a LITERAL Hand Grenade, oye la verga😂😂😂

[@theinitiate110]

No kidding Holy crap!

[@elysialvr]

holy cow I did not expect that

[@WoodworkerDon]

Your blast containment systems have come a long way in 5 years. Prrritti Guud.

[@grumpydragonz]

Yeah, I wonder how many windows he blew out in the shop before the built the blast cage

[@OninDynamics]

using hands to hold the object > this

[@WoodworkerDon]

@@grumpydragonz I believe 3 windows were broken over the course of several years. 😀

[@ntal5859]

His wife is still needing regularly pantie changes even with the new shields... she literally sounds so scared every time he kills a poor innocent piece of metal.

[@beardedslavbrew615]

Pretttyyy Pretttyyy goood.

[@kevinward3567]

Imagine the look on a doctor's face when you tell them that the blunt force trauma to your chest was caused by a stack of papers

[@Diddley_Squat]

@Crush Channel if your channel was good wed be watching it.

[@t_rex8767]

or crushed drop

[@calvector]

@@Diddley_Squat oooo

[@calvector]

@@Diddley_Squat you can do the

[@calvector]

@@Diddley_Squat you have no no one one ☝🏻 lol 😆 just wanted

[@JustAPersonWhoComments]

pick your explosions here: 0:08 frozen tape 0:43 brass cylinder 1:01 glass ball 1:39 hardened steel ring 2:11 obsidian ball 2:54 steel ring 2 3:14 playing cards 3:34 CDs 3:41 super freezed ball 3:53 paper (biggest explosion) 4:41 prince Rupert’s drop 4:51 larger drop 5:17 giant drop 5:32 wood 6:10 drinking glass 6:31 glass ball 6:52 candies (split burning)

[@gabilusko]

Awn god , this obsidian ball hurt me. I would love to have 1

[@asylumental]

Candies? Lol. Pretty sure they were firecrackers

[@pitioti]

this glass ball was quite resistant !

[@mofi_lki]

the explosion of wood was a bit smooth and cool

[@sergiocaruso1331]

@@pitioti steel ring was the most resistant

[@Kronix86]

It saddened me seeing that beautiful obsidian sphere get crushed :(

[@hankborecki1483]

Have you ever set up a sound level meter when doing this? I'd like to see how loud it gets

[@saltysergeant4284]

No matter how many objects i watch go through this, I'm ALWAYS amazed at the outward explosive force of the breaking point of each object. I mean....who would have ever thought that PAPER could explode??

[@itsnetts]

Anything can explode. I believe even playdough can explode if you had a big enough surface area pushing it together, thus leaving too little space for a slow expansion.

[@guybrush1701]

If I'm not mistaken I believe the reason paper (and similarly wood) explode is from the intense pressure of all the contained air.

[@tupacamarushakur64]

Its from the small explosion that is created when there are 2 solid objects being pushed at eachother at such a high velocity that it creates a small explosion and pushes everything away in a small shockwave.

[@saltysergeant4284]

@@tupacamarushakur64 oh yeah, I know why it happens, it's just shocking to see simple paper explode with such outward force. Pressure is a pretty incredible thing to see in action.

[@miguelrouleboule1554]

What about the incendiary candies..

[@polariaosu]

Not only is this really interesting, it's also kinda wholesome cause it's clear you guys are having a blast doing this. Awesome as always, stay well

[@xcoldbloom]

nah the laughs were cringe and annoying

[@polariaosu]

@@xcoldbloom You are entitled to your opinion, even if it's wrong

[@lookupverazhou8599]

@@xcoldbloom Edgy.

[@Dilligff]

Everything else had a blast too.

[@JimTheZombieHunter]

You're a blessed man to have married a gal who is not only involved in what you do, but who actually sounds interested and giggles at the explosions.

[@719Flowers]

A smart man

[@Kveeni]

I think there is not enough girls like her all for us. Bummer

[@phoenixjim0527]

She’s a “10” all around. Lucky person

[@donjeon8525]

With the money these videos make?🤣

[@roberts.8430]

Let's also not forget that she is a blessed woman to have married a man with a hydraulic press. It's a two-way road. Good for both of them.

[@ABPoolsTO]

4:06 Yeah I think that was priti cúl

[@relaxationstation111]

Im a year late, but it’s crazy to think it takes 185,000+ pounds of pressure to destroy that glass ball.

[@Jon_Nadeau_]

I was impressed with the 200,000 lbs of pressure for a deck of cards.

[@lotion5238]

Glass is actually very strong, it's just very prone to hair fractures that cause structural instability which is why when you drop something glass rather than exploding into a million pieces it typically breaks down any lines of weakness first and creates large shards Theoretically perfectly latticed glass would be insanely strong

[@ludicrous7044]

Then HOW does a softball take out a windshield so easily??🙆

[@relaxationstation111]

@@ludicrous7044distribution of mass, and inertia of the given object.

[@plvt0n1vm]

The cards and the steel ring exoding at the same pressure...steel and paper...that's just amazing

[@Mastermindyoung14]

The result of dramatically different designs

[@y788lhjk1]

The pressure was distrusted to much greater area.

[@joshuagibson2520]

Keen observation. I noticed the same and came to the comments to see of anyone else noticed. 🖒🖒🖒

[@User-54631]

In prison we would make stab proof vest with magazines and paper.

[@joshuagibson2520]

@@User-54631 whatever it takes. Where'd you do your time?

[@bubbajenkins123]

My favorite part was when the hydraulic press pump went “wrrrrrrrrrrr”

[@ShadowHumor]

I felt that

[@agushandoyo846]

@@ShadowHumor haha hydraulic press goes brrr

[@shawnawesome7770]

@@agushandoyo846 thatd be a good shirt idea for the channel

[@Vekktoria]

me to

[@sportsboyjon]

Idk... I liked the part where hardened steel went "CCCRSHSKKS"

[@patriotcanuck6485]

The brass cylinder made me flinch pretty good. I was expecting it to go flat not explode.🤯😅

[@patriotcanuck6485]

@@Andytlp lol I hope so too.😳

[@Andre_Thomasson]

tuck frudeau lol your name

[@urukadooedwards7637]

Love it. That Tyrannical Bastard!!

[@timculpepper4939]

Yeah that would DEFF do some damage

[@misschieflolz1301]

I had something similar happen in a physics class at school. I mean nowhere near this but it was supposed to be relatively safe. A rod of wrought iron was placed in this holder that heated it up rapidly through burners lined underneath the rod. Once it was hot, it was secured and to demonstrate how 'brittle' it was, the bar would break under the tension when it cooled and became that much smaller. Only, the part that broke came flying out of the aperatus, left a gouge a centimeter deep by 10 cm long across the wooden side of the desk where I'd sat behind out of paranoia. Heard a clang and a thud behind me, the thing got lodged in the wall and they had a hard time getting it out. I freaked out because that could have been my leg lol.

[@butwhytho4858]

Love the absolute enjoyment they have watching this. It’s so genuine.

[@leonalcock2735]

So you guys were mucking about at work one day and thought "I know, shall we make a youtube channel about this". I'm glad you did

[@Kualinar]

The hardened steel ring on it's side and the deck of playing cards failed at about the same pressure, about 103 tones. That's impressive... And frightening.

[@whitewingedfox9879]

That’s it, we build everything out of cards!

[@joshuagibson2520]

Physics are a lovely thing. So interesting.

[@RonSpina]

So cool 😎👍🏼💙

[@checovisky1419]

How is the maximum force that press can give ?

[@geddon436]

I would be interested to see a slow motion of the ring and cards exploding. Looking at the way they exploded.

[@WoodworkerDon]

The Machine-Gun Duct Tape has always been one of my favorites from the live streams.

[@HydraulicPressChannel]

That was a surprising and amusing reaction :D

[@Man-singh_Gagan]

@@HydraulicPressChannel .

[@technne-gu1yu]

Sounds like a m1 garand even had the ping at the end 🤣

[@taunokekkonen5733]

@@technne-gu1yu i was going to say that!

[@technne-gu1yu]

@@taunokekkonen5733 right!?

[@MrGoesBoom]

Amazes me how pretty much everything seems to become explosive once you put enough pressure on it. This was fun to watch

[@Nawmps]

The universe REALLY doesn't like when a bunch of stuff tries to occupy the same space!!

[@dmimz8593]

Yea, especially frozen..

[@puppable]

Kind of like people

[@RoxyTheReaper]

Some of the most explosive things tend to also be higher oh the mohs scratching scale I presume as well Because from I learned the harder it is for something to deform or be scratched the more brittle and structure it needs So something like glass will explode entirely even if most of it isn’t even being crushed while play dough will just slide out of the way easily, So finding hard objects that are flexible too ismdifficult

[@Andre_Thomasson]

i guess thats also because of generated heat but im not so sure

[@ergutakkaya8016]

Wahnsinn, was für immense Druck.Unvorstellbar ist daß innerhalb bruch Sekunden Hitze erzeugt wird.

[@ESE33]

Why does some of this sound like really satisfying ASMR?

[@williammerkel1410]

Thank you for using different units of measuring weight so that everyone can fully enjoy it.

[@fakshen1973]

The amount of energy being stored in the lower half of the press is amazing. It's amazing seeing the tensile (tension?) strength of an item reach its molecular limit and fail to hold together.

[@gergatron7000]

You're almost right. Tensile strength relates to tension (ie rope). Pressing something involves compression. So this channel tests the compressive strength of things.

[@simonphw]

Feels like a collaboration with the Slow Mo Guys would be fantastic.

[@michaelszczys8316]

Some things go from intact to completely shattered in such a minute time it is hard to catch. I saw Prince Ruperts Drop encased in plastic resin get shattered and even with high speed camera it was still instantaneous.

[@adrianmagnus3355]

@@michaelszczys8316 Must not have been a very good slow motion camera. SmaterEveryDay has a video where you can see it shatter from tail to head. At 3600fps it looks instant, but at 100,000fps it's not.

[@briannawatson5932]

I love how when the paper exploded that the camera did such a graceful, carefree freefall.

[@James00151]

Just had a thought, you should get together with the slo - mo guys, it would be great!

[@oligould8575]

I love how the brass cylinder launches a piece, you hear something in the background shatter and there's a moment like... holy crap!... next video there's ballistic glass and steel haha

[@TBVGAMING34]

If some one was there they'd be dead

[@daddy7860]

That was bullet velocity so I wonder what broke

[@vreschen939]

That brass cylinder fragment actually shot off and destroyed one of their windows.

[@rolandassaulenas4864]

2:26 holly SHEEET. That led 12v lamp was epic

[@waybous]

3:16 "...and the cards have magically disappeared."

[@BootCampSpecimen]

The brass cylinder sounded like it made it’s way to the kitchen, smash some dishes then went out the window. Was laughin hard imagining that.

[@paulontheroad]

"GoPro Jump Height Indicator" 😂

[@Dingomush]

Out of all the “crushes” you have done over the years, my absolute favorite is the multiple decks of playing cards and the single slicer blade. In slo-mo, 15-20 seconds straight of cards being cut and flying out everywhere! It was beautiful!

[@Squeebop]

"Holy shit that was hard!" 04:45 had me in tears lol

[@tokenofdevotion]

He kinda sang the "Holy" I was dying lmfao

[@wzazza]

That’s what she said 😁

[@thomashardin911]

It was a tear drop!😳

[@kd7cwg]

@@thomashardin911 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_Rupert%27s_drop very interesting in their properties

[@amosmolefi3062]

😂😂

[@dougfraser77]

You should have a sound meter in there to record the loudest explosions in decibels

[@Kineth1]

WHAT?

[@ryuudasqurrel7364]

@@Kineth1 nonono DECIBELS. not WATTS

[@WoodworkerDon]

He has tried that before, but the explosions are so fast that the type of meter he had could not register the sound level so quickly.

[@ryuudasqurrel7364]

@@WoodworkerDon unfortunate, but understandable. it is quite sudden when it happens, so not surprising it's hard for it to register sometimes. maybe someday they will be able to. crossing my fingers for that.

[@chrismechanic2000]

but its not as loud as annie jumping out of her skin everytime.

[@taxicamel]

Just a quick note for those who have not caught on ....this is a very poorly designed press. Extremely "light duty". It is nowhere near any "Strongest Hydraulic Press Moment" ....but it is a sensational video capturing failures with high speed cameras. The entire frame of this press is flexing under the lightest of loads. This is only generating a lot of "stored energy" ....which is what the "explosions" are all about at the end of every test. A proper "compression testing" machine does not "flex" like this. The best machines do not flex. These machines measure everything up to the point of failure with no "stored energy" in the frame. Literally every one of these tests in this video would be less than "sensational" when put on a proper compressions testing machine. For those that have never seen a compression tester function, there are very few "explosions". The explosion at 5:06 clearly shows the flexible plates bouncing into the air. That's stored energy ....and a very light-duty structure. If you want to see a compression tester, look up Tinius Olsen, or Baldwin, or Forney. They have machines of varying tonnage capacities .....well beyond this small machine. . .

[@Jacobisthereal]

i'd rather be entertained than be bored out of my mind, thank you. i'm sticking to this. i'll get around to seeing a _rEaL_ hydraulic press when i feel like it

[@hameemabdullah8598]

5:46 POV you're getting shot

[@bernardfender5147]

Would love to see the giant glass ball with super high speed camera

[@b-dogs1038]

Oh yeah, what a mess

[@yortsemloh1156]

The Death Star! 😆

[@Nawmps]

You'd need a ridiculously high rate of capture and intense lighting to see the cracks propagate but I second this idea!

[@bernardfender5147]

@@Nawmps yeah, get the Million fps set up back!

[@themechbuilder6171]

2:08 minecraft players: *wait* .. that's ilegal!

[@jayramsangawat2576]

Why?

[@DJdoppIer]

What we learned today: _Under enough pressure, literally anything will violently explode._

[@HolistiQUE1]

Especially glass balls

[@Wertsir]

I know I will.

[@tediousmaximus1067]

And that includes human beings!

[@katiltheguest4011]

2:11 made me jump into an other universe

[@Elijahjames2580]

0:57 bro really said if I’m going down, you going down with me 💀

[@e3dave744]

Watching all of that energy dissipate in slow motion is awesome, it’s amazing how much pressure the glass balls take before they explode.

[@Mr.Veridical]

Their SloMo is alright, but a SloMo Guys/Hydraulic Press mash-up would be amazing.

[@e3dave744]

@@Mr.Veridical That would be amazing, we need this to happen👌

[@SomeoneCommenting]

1:46 that little camera was so lucky.

[@xx3astmanxx928]

I love how the press created enough internal friction on the individual grains of black powder to actually ignite the firecrackers that was awesome

[@remcovanvliet3018]

I think those were snap cap rolls, meant for toy guns. They are filled with Armstrong's mix, not black powder.

[@nectros8452]

I'm glad you saved the best for last! The firework smash was the coolest IMO.

[@keithsvenson568]

gotta say, i wish you guys had one of those super slow motion cameras so that we can see the cracks form in things before they explode.

[@mingming9604]

0:53 glass ball is very impressive! that;s with the pressure being applied to only two small focal points. Imagine how much pressure this ball can take before imploding if you apply pressure equally on all over the surface of the sphere!

[@leor2830]

Hertzian contact stress

[@Kyzox2000]

It was solid not hollow

[@deadsi]

Wud that be possible? Have it submerged in a big tank of liquid and compress the liquid or sth?

[@mingming9604]

@@deadsi Yes, but it's a very hard set up to do to have a glass tank or cylinder that can stand that much pressure. A solid glass ball would likely be able to take more pressure than this press can produce. it''s likely the glass tank will fail first.

[@lifeisbetterwhenyourelax]

@@deadsi Liquids cannot be compressed. I suspect if the glass ball were compressed completely equally on all sides, it would heat up and turn into a liquid.

[@vladisimo2164]

01:08 When he said "okay" i felt that

[@TheJesusOfValhalla]

Quite satisfying results

[@liberty9348]

It's amazing how durable the sphere and cylinder shapes are. No wonder why we use round and cylinder steel bearings =]

[@halfportion5764]

Yeha well a triangle shaped bearing would be contradicting to our desire of making things roll...

[@one7decimal2eight]

Well now, that escalated quickly. I had no idea duct tape would explode.

[@WoodworkerDon]

Usually wouldn't explode like that, but that time it had been frozen in liquid nitrogen first.

[@lorienmyers7643]

@@WoodworkerDon And it's basically layered sheets, just like paper is.

[@loes3000]

3:34 Forbidden Confetti 🎊

[@GraphicJ]

I love that you guys show the slow motion clips as well. Very good investment. 👌

[@TheSuperBoyProject]

@Crush Channel no

[@OptimusPrimeribs]

Love the narration, laughing and no music so we can hear every bit of destruction.

[@caponi14]

1:57 shattering of the Elden Ring

[@kunjunction1]

4:48, after mario finally scores

[@yellowfrog2259]

BROOOOO LMAOOOOOOO

[@swirlyorange847]

1:01 that damn thing evaporated lol!

[@tobo434]

4:54 My girlfriend every time she touches my shaft😂😂

[@meenakshibhattacharya4579]

Damn I'd want that shaft

[@TheRealBelovianna]

Your girlfriend has the voice of an angel XD

[@squidwardfanboy4458]

Your girlfriend every time she touches MY shaft:

[@calebtaylor8781]

And at this very moment,an explosion happened 5:01

[@thejesteramongfools]

If there is anything we have learned from the hydraulic press it is: Anything is explosive under enough pressure.

[@TBVGAMING34]

Fr

[@DMkiller100]

0:30 the first time i got a shock. my speakers are realy loud at this clip

[@WhenTheimposterisSUS]

Guys if you dont know what prince ruperts drop is at 4:22 its when melted glass is dropped in water and its extreamly strong if you shoot it with a bullet it wont break but if you cut the tail it will shadder the whole thing

[@cddevelopment363]

6:57 when you get over 70km

[@Phoenix0F8]

It's amazing that my monkey brain still gets scared that shrapnel is somehow going to fly through my monitor and impact me after the fact

[@AveragePixelEnjoyer]

Living for the exclamatory commentary 😂 Better than just the machine sounds and so much better than music

[@hobbitdude1330]

4:17 I have to go now, my planet needs me

[@XShadowAngel]

I would have never imagined a glass ball would take that kind of force to break in a press.

[@JaredBallou]

next time I have a party, I want the playing card confetti from 3:02

[@levistepanian5341]

The prince rupert drops amaze me

[@beepmanofleisure1959]

- What's your weapon? - Drop made out of glass 5:23

[@seanb3516]

Please Crush a Bologna Bottle. They are similar to Prince Rupert Drops and better made to withstand external forces. You can drive a railroad spike into a 4x4 without damaging the bottle. When you put a crystal inSide the bottle it falls apart easily.

[@ImmenseBRPlayer2852]

That makes no sense. What kind of crystal do you have to put in? What kind of railroad?

[@goldenpun5592]

Man even though I'm watching this on a computer I still engage safety squints watching some of these.

[@dallasbiggz7007]

1:10 is impressive

[@leonalcock2735]

Your guys voices are EVERYTHING in these videos

[@Kisai_Yuki]

oh man, I always expect the jump scare when something explodes, but seeing how some things sheer (like the brass piece with the glass shattering noise) kinda proves that you have to prepare for even the possibility of something breaking in a way that causes critical damage. This channel and the "will it blend" channel have this interesting fascination about how strong things actually are, and the survivability of certain things made from certain materials.

[@muhammadimran-oy4sz]

3:57 Her voice is so beautiful and that kind of sound shouldn't be there.

[@Galimeer5]

6:38 soccer/football players when someone bumps into them

[@phoenixjim0527]

Anyone else love their reactions!

[@dylankeil9423]

never in my life would i think playing cards could be lethal

[@buddydry3183]

Anytime he says "Holy sheeet!" I die...😂

[@tubehepa]

In Finnish, as opposed to English both short and long i-sounds (i as in bit vs. ii as in beat) are qualitatively identical. Of course it would be nice if foreign speakers of English paid more attention to this difference in English, but it is hard to hear if it's not a feature in your own language, much like speakers of, say, Japanese and Chinese have a hard time hearing the difference between the r- and l-sounds of for instance many Indo-European and Uralic (Finno-ugric) languages. -- Greetings from Tampere, Finland, the home town of HPC!

[@erniemathews5085]

Your content is great. I gladly rewatch everything.

[@WoodworkerDon]

Slow-Mo sparks from the bearings look like meteors.

[@w13rdguy]

Really quarky, too!😄

[@johnnypitviperwallace5908]

I’ve watched this Channel for a while and I’m ready to see them do a live human. It’s the only logical next step

[@karlheinzegger4534]

I cannot explain why I find this fascinating.

[@CcantGg0Ccrazy]

I love your guys content and especially the reactions you and your wife have. Perhaps add a reaction cam for you guys so we can see all the reactions?

[@lee_keybum9085]

@3:50 talk about worlds most impressive hole punch

[@rootbrian4815]

The copper thing exploding and taking out the window was by far, THE most unexpected. xD

[@Mahlercougar]

You are having way too much fun with that hydraulic press.. and I love it too!. Love your enthusiasm!

[@RyRy-lb1wx]

Gotta say this is the best asmr I ever heard I played it through a speaker for my friend and they complained about how much sleep they got. Brilliant vid

[@neuro_pace4202]

3:38 wow that super freezed ball was extremely brittle!

[@Oscar-ds2vb]

0:45 oi vitt.....(oh we're recording can't swear on youtube*) :D

[@BI4ck_J]

msc fan? 🤨

[@ningen1980]

That glass ball. HOLY SHIT! (Edit: The first one, that is.)

[@grodygibsonlcd8038]

5:30 Karate be like

[@savage_girl16savage34]

U made the camera jump 😂 4:14

[@brandonb8879]

Would like to see some of these recorded with a thermal camera