Spool a Supercharger with a 60,000 PSI Waterjet

[@questionably_xavier9177]

I’ve only seen the best shop safety in this channel

[@detheagle3746]

Shop... saf-ty? What... is that? Is it tasty?

[@nunyabusiness8538]

they’re wearing safety t shirts and are using safety squints so i think they’re fine

[@PostalPatriot556]

Makes you wonder if osha has KZbin and if they really care 😂

[@frankcourtney6413]

AVE would approve.

[@jasonwolf6899]

As someone who works with industrial safety they make me nauseous sometimes

[@MisterTwelve]

no lick test was applied, i don't think that's a genuine supercharger

[@techoverload]

Love this channel, genuinely amazed nobody has been seriously injured yet. Spinning that blower up to RPM ranges it was never even remotely designed for, just waiting for it to go critical and send large metal shrapnel out with the force of a hand grenade with someone standing right next to it. Considering that blower was almost entirely cast metal means when it fails it is going to shatter especially at that kind of RPM. I learned to respect rpm a while back when I was messing around in my shop spinning up a old fidget spinner with an air compressor, It slipped off the dowel I was holding it with and when it touched the floor still spinning at some ridiculous rpm it detonated, had a piece go through the bottom of a workbench up through the 1/4 plywood top and punch a hole through a HVAC duct. Realized at that moment it could have easily killed me.

[@nichill33]

I was literally yelling that at the screen

[@PostalPatriot556]

Death by fidget spinner sounds like a bad way to die 😂

[@jackradzelovage6961]

you have discovered danger nut lol

[@MonstertruckBadass]

Are you saying that i shouldn't spin up old 10kg bearings with compressed air?

[@jackradzelovage6961]

@@MonstertruckBadass ive never seen it doneirl but ive heard about it. people on submarines will use 125 air to spin up a nut on a screwdriver and then fling it, and itll go pinging all over the place because basically everything is metal. just make sure no one important is around looool

[@Lucaminio]

We need Waterjet vs large spoon jus for the meme

[@claytonfs]

I think they did try to wash a spoon with the waterjet once

[@Sharpless2]

@@claytonfs yes they did. Waterjet went through it

[@VoidsEclipse]

@@Sharpless2 sounds washed and clean to me.

[@Sharpless2]

@@VoidsEclipse definitely. So clean that a part of the spoon wasnt even visible anymore.

[@electronicsNmore]

When I saw you cut that shape for the pulley, all I could do is laugh. Years ago that would've taken hours to make.

[@mftripz8445]

Damn bro you’re as old as rocks

[@electronicsNmore]

@@mftripz8445 Damn bro, you're still wet behind the ears.

[@seanwood4466]

@@electronicsNmore the fuck does that even mean

[@memesarekeem]

@Taelor Wiles Not in your mom's it's not, it was dry as hell.

[@Sak-zo1ui]

It is crazy how technology has advanced in the last 10 years.

[@capsoval]

Blowers move air around the outside of the “screws”, between the screws and the housing.

[@CalculatedRiskAK]

Roots type superchargers, yes.

[@georgejabbour2625]

There is more than one type of supercharger whiple and screw. There’s simple name is just called supercharger rotors

[@nilssjoberg2522]

@@georgejabbour2625 yes, Roots type move air between the rotor and rotor housing, twin screws compress air between the rotors

[@concretedragon3113]

Props to whoever built the supercharger that thing just took some insane rpm's

[@BoltBandicoot]

Works as intended. The Supercharger will fill that balloon at lower rpms, so even if the water jet is making spin slowly, it'll push more air. The Turbocharger won't fill the balloon as better because you need that water jet to make it spin quicker, because only at high rpms you're able to make it spool.

[@brocfuck8993]

I love how you can see the previous projects on the cut board like an ax a machete and gears

[@oddballgarage1840]

I just put one of those on my dad's Mini Copper S R53! I recognize that!

[@natelobo93]

Awsome, try some of the Eaton M series like off a 04 mustang cobra (M112) or a Pontiac gran prix gtp (M90) pretty cheap at pick n pull

[@208Concepts]

It'd be similar to this. This one is an M45 by Eaton.

[@dynablade_1336]

Same concept is used in some oilfield pumps. Screw turns and brings oil up, putting it simply

[@jameshall4385]

where did you guys find condoms that big? i’m just asking for a friend

[@DillonSmith1]

That friend is me

[@larenssx2710]

Dillon Smith no it’s me.

[@WendysAnime]

Imagine being a guy

[@PeterOekvist]

Wendy's_ Anime That would be something...

[@odethious5639]

@@PeterOekvist That burn. I felt the heat just reading it.

[@frankcourtney6413]

Hey Guys, titanium openers arrived to great joy and rejoicing. Thanks from COVID lockdown here in Melbourne, Victoria.

[@davidwibben9886]

Is this a cleetus collaboration love automotive cuts

[@disgruntledegghead6923]

Pretty cool. I like the smoke bomb effect. Those "gears" inside are called screws. Just think of two counter rotating screws really close to each other, they're gonna move something even if it is just air. Air is a solid, and you proved it with the baloon. Supercharging for dummies.

[@WmSrite-pi8ck]

I thought they were called "lobes" in that design.

[@sleve_mcdichael_]

Is that mitchell's post burrito wet wipe at 5:28?

[@johnjacop]

So the “compressor blades” you were referencing are actually called a Roots Blower or Roots-type supercharger. In case anyone was curious.

[@hewgull]

They are generally called lobes or screws in roots type blowers.

[@svtbill89]

Volume and pressure are two different things. 90psi coming out of the tiny air chuck hole is much less volume than whatever amount of air you guys had coming out of the giant turbo hole, at lower psi. Also, that's a roots blower because the blades are cut straight(ish). In a twin screw supercharger the unit is actually a compressor and the blades are cut as actual screws. They're more efficient because they're compressing the air in the unit itsself where as a roots blower just hogs a shit load of air into the lower manifold where it's then compressed and finally flows into the engine. In practice application you can look up the difference between a stock eaton and a whipple in the 03/04 cobra world, or most high HP mod motor fords for that matter

[@EggBastion]

There's no link to the turbo video? But I'm so lazy *_:' P_*

[@junatah5903]

These guys are boomers, don't expect them to put effort into their content.

[@brianartillery]

"Oh hi! I've got an urgent job that needs doing. I came in some months back, and was told that I had to wait, as your guys were blowing up a weather balloon with a turbocharger powered by the waterjet." "Yeah, about that... You probably won't believe this, but today..." "Oh, for f**k's sake!" "Yup. But this time - Supercharger! Oh." (DOOR SLAMS)

[@JustASinner]

I was going through my subscriptions so I can clear out some of the channels that don't upload or that I don't watch. I came across Can Water Cut It?, and these guys are just an upgraded version of that channel.

[@outragequitter5027]

Now you guys need to get your hands on a pro charger. Best of both worlds.

[@timbrwolf1121]

I wonder if this could be an effective system for remote mounted superchargers? Hydraulically driven instead of belt or gear driven.

[@timbrwolf1121]

Apparently the BF-109 fighter had a hydraulically driven centrifugal supercharger. Now I am invested.

[@Davidautofull]

there are some guys that use highly compressed air tanks to create thousands of horse power in their car, Camaro. i should put that link here. i forgot it. 3 or 4 tanks in the trunk but only lasts like one 1/4 mile run.

[@Davidautofull]

and by the way, they do it with no fuel.

[@DRB-Octane]

6:12 a shop compressor has huge pressure of air but little volume, a turbocharger is a volumetric compressor.

[@ztwntyn8]

A supercharger from a Buick 3.8 would move more air than the puny one from a cooper mini. That’s probably the lowest flow supercharger out there. None the less this was a cool video. I thought we would also get an angle that we could see the blue smoke being sucked in. Neat to be able to visualize how much volume of air was being pumped.

[@chazzwins944]

You guys are my hero's.

[@whoyoulookingatabs1028]

thats a Roots style Superchager for anyone who’s wondering Also, the “Compressor Blades” you are talking about are actually called “Lobes”

[@jackrichards1863]

You mean "rooted"?

[@kmyerslp85]

When goofing off at work actually pays the bills. :P I have an '06 Mini Cooper with this exact same supercharger. lol

[@Stunade_]

Ah yes. The universal metrics of Circle power and Water grip.

[@berryreading4809]

Okay now we need a copper finger v2 shaped slightly different for self defense, and with a bottle cap lifter! 3 in 1 !

[@brandonpeters8916]

For anybody wondering, that's the supercharger off an r53 mini cooper s (2002-2006)

[@natesalemno3425]

1:03

[@mongojerry72]

Great video! Fyi- Helical rotors or roots type rotors are common in superchargers.

[@aaronswank]

2:00 ax blanks?

[@chrisconley3579]

right? thats what I wanna know about

[@skithora1080]

Is the balloon standard aerological one? I'm pretty sure you need to vulkanize it before use to increase its capacity. The. procedure should be easlily googled in some WMO manuals for aerological measurements. Great video btw.

[@romandrovikov8427]

Balloons popped because you forgot to lick-test them and the supercharger as well. Don't make that mistake again, lick-test is essential in every video!!!

[@jordankissinger3154]

Were those hatchet blanks I saw?

[@prophez23]

I’m certain they were actually 3.687 maths involved in creating something with that tight of tolerances. I’ve always been really good with maths and other knowy type stuff.

[@jackradzelovage6961]

it sounds like muyskerm made this comment lol

[@tds7520]

My 10mil bottle opener just arived in uk and it is already in use

[@HighOnTacos]

I was disappointed the other day when I saw there's already a ripoff of the copper finger in a nearby gas station.

[@陳冠維-f7i]

New super power: Circle Power.

[@HurstTheHybrid]

Ayyyyyeeee didn't expect a sergal

[@jonathanorlando1294]

Is that adapter thing titanium? It looks oddly familiar.

[@christianteddy]

Those gears are technically called helical gears. Those are the types of gears that would be used in a Roots style supercharger. The other styles of superchargers would be Twin Screw, (Same concept, but the gears look like two screws.) and the Centrifugal, (Basically, a belt driven turbo, examples of this type of supercharger would be Procharger, or A&A superchargers)

[@andrewkiefer2628]

Should have cut the gear with scoops so it caught more water

[@axemainiac]

Hey guys big fan and great video! Couldn't help but notice those axe cutouts when you were cutting that gear! Are you guys going to do full tang axes? I would love some! Is that something I could custom order on this knife website?

[@suzz1776]

Have y'all ever had a visit from OSHA while filming a video? They must luuuuuv u guys. 😆

[@zachwolfrom4522]

I used to work on air compressors that look like the worm gear but they were called the screws or rotors.

[@brandonheckathorn3270]

Turbos make boost in high pressure lower cfm, blowers/superchargers produce low boost levels but high cfm

[@midship_nc]

no

[@xlea4497]

Does anyone know why the 5 axis head points in the way the cut is going? I feel like that wouldn’t do anything beneficial.

[@bjornanderson3645]

"maybe like two maths" That is a unique phrase.

[@gordythecreator]

Whoah! Lmao... I'd want a shield for THAT charger. Exploding mini charger

[@dylanadams4484]

put that extra ballon at the end of the air cannon

[@johnmorgan4017]

That supercharger is only .7L-1Liter displacement. I don’t remember exactly. But it supplies 8-9 psi for a 1.6liter engine. Anyway it’s not made to move a ton of air is what I’m saying.

[@planetrob555]

5:56 , you learned that the Slo Mo Guys do it much better, right? BUT, you guys do it just fine. Love your videos! Going to go check out the copper finger.

[@Arsopu]

How many Psi you pushing? 60,000 lbs.

[@deana8202]

I wonder where the supercharger oil goes?

[@toxicbubbles917]

Can we get a Netflix show with these guys as lawyers idk I think it would be golden

[@dingogoat6478]

You guys should sell half inch cross sections of what you cut!!!!!

[@badwrench13]

Water grip and circle power FTW.

[@tylerthomas9260]

This is a interesting channel 👌

[@dougaltolan3017]

Have you any idea what that much supercharger does for a car the size of a mini?????

[@PeterOekvist]

About 40hp.

[@Dont-come-at-me-24]

Most of the power made is lost to run the charger it self. Turbo are far more efficient

[@6themaker]

Y’all should try to cut a acme thread with water see if there’s any way to make it happen

[@jeremiahdavis7904]

To be fair, the amount of air moved by the turbocharger is higher in volume, and less in pressure, while the hose is higher in pressure but much less volume. Remember, its Pound per Square Inch, not Square Inches per Pound

[@pan4909]

felt like just yesterday when I found this channel at 6k subs...

[@junatah5903]

Yeah, and still only 6k watch them

[@robburdack4361]

rotors they are called in a roots style supercharger

[@patrickr2686]

Twin turbo?

[@ccrum32]

Love that supercharged whine lmao

[@qbanz00]

2:44 RIP POP SMOKE 😂

[@arsalansali2837]

Do a new jet VS old jet video too see wich one is faster !

[@kilo8881]

Why did the first spoolup sound like a fire engine siren

[@meddygon]

I licked my copper finger. It's definitely a copper finger.

[@craftcakesam793]

Can you try waterbending a 60,000 PSI waterjet?

[@henryread-spinks4060]

Yoooooooo that's from an r53 mini cooper!

[@ijc1958]

no a small BMW mini cooper was made by BMC

[@henryread-spinks4060]

@@ijc1958 the r53 was superior to the old minis in every way, times are changing

[@that1guy82]

Well at least the next super charger you get you know to put a screen on or rig an air filter to the intake port.

[@Eric-bj1dc]

Rotational torque is what your looking for.

[@maxmoovin]

Fascinating.

[@abnrmlmind]

They're called lobes, a roots type supercharger

[@6themaker]

Or do a water cut stepper driven xy table that works on a gear system no lead screw

[@mattjenkins7216]

Mitch took a giant Smurf fart to the face!

[@Danielhuren]

that was astoundingly dangerous

[@MarkoDash]

if you had put the intake under water i wonder how effective a water pump it would make

[@scottrussell6717]

It wouldn't.. the tolerance is way to close between the find to compress water

[@aj200415]

The compressed air actually moves on the outside of the blades, not compressed “between” the blades.

[@ianfarquharson3772]

Did a Tall Chicken do the voice over for the ad? Great vid as always.. TkEZ>UK

[@heinerml2]

is compressor air safe? 5:50

[@eljaibas16]

the compressor takes air from the atmosphere and just compresses it, so I think its fine

[@jamesbarnaby1986]

Why did there look like there was anlittle bit of fear in mateys eyes when the balloon popped from around his body. Kids dont try that at home lol

[@derrickanderson2783]

todays scientific terms.... Circle power: when a circle thing spins really fast Water grip: spraying water at metal part to make it move

[@ijc1958]

Today we are going to cut a supercharger off a small BMW that is falsely badged as a mini cooper

[@WilliamPetefish]

Invite Gale Banks to the shop next time you cut a supercharger in half... he could explain the technical side of it for ya...

[@Averna222]

If Mitchell would have given them the lick test he would have figured out they were called rotors.

[@richardfitzwell0420]

Turbocharger=high volume, shop air line=high pressure. That’s why the turbo filled it faster, more air🙂

[@ivanbrady691]

The turbo has a much bigger air flow compared to your 90psi compressor. Bigger turbos flow way more air mass than smaller turbos even when they both are at say 20psi. Some one may explain better but because the turbo filled it quicker than the compressor it doesn’t mean the turbo was over 90psi lol

[@DieBrunovsky]

It moves more tons of air but doesn't has much presure with air.

[@junatah5903]

That moment when you pour in a sh*t load of filler and you still didn't reach the 10 minute mark. Oof...

[@serpico1616]

You only need 2 maths to design and build a supercharger! Unfortunately I only have 1 math :(

[@user-ug4xf2rb1q]

I wonder what would happen if you tried to clean dishes with the waterjet

[@exoticwaves1580]

This man had a supercharged mini cooper

[@Patrick.Weightman]

7:29 Technically that's a blower 😉

[@Andyp310]

Why the mini super charger 😫

[@Spacecadet3890]

What are those axes

[@richardcahill7132]

Should have done a Pelton wheel on it it will spin a perfect