TOP 20 STRONG OBJECTS CRUSHED BY 500 TON HYDRAULIC PRESS

Top interesting unusual items crushed by a 500 ton hydraulic press

[@82dorrin]

"Do not try this at home" What exactly am I _supposed_ to do with that massive hydraulic press I found in my sock drawer??

[@NinSega89]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@tommykane4621]

Utuber@tech ingredients he'll probably won't let it go to waste 7;^> ...heh

[@Dennis-up8uf]

I wanted to see the super-coin that emerged when they crushed the coins

[@pig2748]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nl7VgnWBaK2beLs

[@justanotherhumanorami9697]

Same

[@aarongrissom1997]

Yeah that would be cool crush coin pancake

[@diegoacevedo1797]

*Mr Krabs wants to know your location*

[@vishalvaibhav3188]

Ya same

[@hexagon2727]

it's so peaceful watching some of the worlds strongest materials turn into marshmallows

[@misfit1-356]

I mean its basically steel under differents formats lmao

[@Sgt_Bill_T_Co]

Don't you just love the way they say "Don't try this at home"? - What else am I going to do with the 6,000 ton 250HP press that came free with the $200 microwave?

[@adhd_with_pennies4867]

Lol fr

[@BinDash2406]

If you have one then use it and make a video on it

[@user-yb1bi1zv7j]

@@adhd_with_pennies4867 чо ннра.%

[@RusTrainDriver]

Strong object: toilet paper

[@jamesprior2496]

"DO NOT REPEAT AT HOME" (So, everyone that bought their portable 500-ton hydraulic press assembly are asked to kindly return it to MENARDS immediately!)

[@gadgalleto5906]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/noaVZYhme9asj5I

[@rockero1313]

when I read that I just put mine back in the box

[@adhd_with_pennies4867]

Mine was a rental so

[@vishalvaibhav3188]

Mine are not working

[@Kathrynerius]

Damn and I wanted to squish my hand grenade!

[@Reeseington]

That toilet paper *is* pretty strong these days

[@UndisputedMRecabo]

Lol, that's the LAST THING I'd be thinking about in a list of strong things to crush lol

[@user-gn8gn9qe3k]

and kitchen paper …

[@asahutchinsonsuckslittledi1056]

Yes indeed my friend the force is strong with this one especially when you got to go to the toilet you going to need to force to hold it otherwise your crap all over the toilet seat

[@Gernatch]

Came here to say this. Returning to base!

[@geometricart7851]

gotta be strong for the food eaten these days...

[@newyorknight]

I always get pressured into watching these vids👍

[@geometricart7851]

"pressured" LOL good one!

[@richardscaggs5936]

LoL yeah you were under pressure to go tell the truth ‼️😂⚖️🗽✝️🇺🇸

[@dickcock459]

Same these videos are a distraction can't help watching them though!

[@NathanCAY1010]

+5 pun tokens for you my good man 🏅

[@PeterTeal77]

Yeah i see tons of these in my recommended

[@williamblack4369]

Intro: Please do not put explosives in your hydraulic press at home. Me: I wasn't planning to. Unless...

[@Mrlemon896]

IF I CAN PROVE THAT I NEVER TOUCHED MY BALLS

[@imworldwide6175]

2:57 felt so good. Payback for all those legos I've stepped on😅

[@puiggabrielo]

Popcorn legosª!

[@teven3795]

PAYBACK!!,PAYBACK!!,PAYBACK!!,PAYBACK!!,PAYBACK!!,PAYBACK!!,PAYBACK!!,PAYBACK!!

[@teven3795]

Sorry,is cuz' I like the Lego

[@richardscaggs5936]

LoL 😂😂 yes those darn kids never picked up their own toys Legos ouch .

[@retr0_t420]

Yeah and this press was in such a great pain 🥲

[@user-fe6bc2ey8k]

押す力もだが圧迫部分の硬度と反発する力に耐える本体規格がすげーよなこれ

[@robertowen8281]

I can't believe that oak table took 130 tons before failing 😳... it could literally take the weight of the challlenger main battle tank driving over it (with smooth tracks that spread its weight evenly!!)!! That surprised me more than anything!! I would have guessed maybe 5 tons for a strong oak table which is like 2 big cars, but 25 times that 🤯!!!

[@enarccrane8129]

agreed...I am flabbergasted as my guess would have been 2 tons max. 130 tons is equivalent to 1300 200 lb men on one stool???

[@user-me4pq6bd1y]

Right, I'm wondering if their instruments are off, that seems insane.

[@Dante_The_Great]

They messed up, just remove the last zero

[@user-ug5ov7ij5j]

judging by the arrow of the device, there were 11 tons. That is, 2.7 tons for each stool leg. This is the weight of a female hippopotamus, but not a tank. 

[@test-rj2vl]

I am impressed by this oak stool.

[@geometricart7851]

I see what u did there!

[@Milan_M95]

wtf moment really

[@user-yd2vi7me4n]

It was necessary to make a T-1000 robot from terminator 2 from oak.

[@paavobergmann4920]

If loaded in line with the grain, oak is crazy strong

[@imjustarandomasphaltandara2814]

1:27 Man that Sledgehammer was so strong that even the yellow and black thing from the hydraulic press fell off

[@joshuaaquino6743]

Love that the press and the base are essentially made of adamantium

[@TheRatLiker]

I bet it's made of Luminite.

[@baby_capybara3]

It’s made of Thanos’s pussy.

[@ghost_rouge]

Damn I wonder how many times he had to kill Moon Lord to make that fr

[@ReptilianAnusWizzard]

@@ghost_rouge 😂

[@voidmate2908]

All you need is one ball baring to deform them.

[@TreiiKo]

"20 strong objects" --> toilet paper gets crushed. lmao

[@bradbeam3767]

Am I the only one who wanted to see what those/that coin(s) looked like afterwards?

[@pig2748]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nl7VgnWBaK2beLs

[@Dennis-nc3vw]

I would totally frame that and hang it up in my living room.

[@fandoor1]

Why are you stealing our videos, they are made by a KZbinr, his name is crazy Russian experiments, our Russian kid, these are his videos, at least mark him.

[@aurorincorporated]

Oddly scary and satisfying at the same time. Especially for someone who works with metals. :)

[@fandoor1]

Why are you stealing our videos, they are made by a KZbinr, his name is crazy Russian experiments, our Russian kid, these are his videos, at least mark him.

[@PurpleSanz]

This is absolutely nothing compared to the way my heart gets crushed all the time.

[@potatomaster3516]

sounds like a you problem

[@jacegross3292]

@@potatomaster3516 lol

[@ElectroTiger]

Jesus christ

[@justzag658]

Calm down there edgelord

[@galewinds7696]

Then you have a problem 😒

[@TimothyHarris-tn4fo]

That's amazing the most strongest things ever made crushed completely by that press

[@johnmoyle4195]

Scariest one was the oxygen tank full of water, which you know CANNOT be compressed at all!

[@Roman_Comrad]

The foil crumpled under the pressure of 130 tons? It's impossible!

[@strether52]

"OMG the boss is coming! Clean this shit up and act busy!"

[@MegaTiomych]

Судя по баллону с КИСЛОРОДом, это наш чувак!👍

[@ssssssssssss8706]

У него и русский канал есть,там он и озвучивает

[@user-yd2vi7me4n]

Толи Россия, толи Беларусь. Его основной канал "Crazy russian experiments".

[@DIGGER197]

Из Беларуси, судя по монетам

[@skaut2775]

А также судя по туалетной бумаге "Сурожская"."Купи больше плати меньше"

[@user-vb3bp4xw1q]

а с гранатой чё то непонятно - это настоящая ?, если да, то это чё было - взрыв или просто её просто раскрошило ?

[@GuyWhoHasNothingToDo]

bro had the guts to use a real grenade💀💀💀

[@kellywilson8440]

First steel sledge hammer was impressive , Great vid as always !

[@mercoid]

It was the clay hammer from the Peter Gabriel video, Sledge Hammer.

[@alexandernelson477]

As a welder I knew tungsten was strong but holy shit it really did that.

[@timm.6391]

I find it interesting that the magnet crush created the most visible heat as far as sparks and energetic embers on the flying metals. Makes me curious if the physics really happening that we may have not gotten a workable formula on. Pressures, vacuums, heat, cold, friction,magnetism, etc.. I really think that particular crush might have some secrets to give.

[@heartfrozen-xg2hm]

same feeling，

[@SethiozProject]

I understand materials perfectly fine, what most people don't understand, is that "solid" objects, for example piece of metal, consists 99% of nothing. On sub-atomic level, it looks more like the universe .. there are huge caps between particles, this is how particles can move ..etc. If you crush the material, then particles get closer and forces get higher. different particles, create different effects. What I'm curious about, is it possible to generate heat by crushing objects in different ways and then doing it again, it might be possible to generate more heat than with conventional heater .. after all as long as any given material is above 0 kelvin, it has energy and energy means heat.

[@freevipservers]

No a magnet does that even with normal force. When magnets chip they like to burn a little and they glow a little red or yellow. Nothing psychics breaking...

[@godscommandmentsaretruthis2837]

@@SethiozProject I've heard that before... makes perfect sense because it explains how angelic spirits can move through matter like it wasn't there. That's why there is no locking the devil out of your house... our only safety is to wear the "Armor of God" which is completely impenetrable to these nasty spirits.

[@Binfinity]

Okay, it was pretty much predictable to me, so let me explain what happened. The neodymium magnet he used is one of the strongest publicly available magnets which has a very high magnetic force. You can find it easily under the name of "monster magnet" Now when the hydraulic press put the force on it, the magnet shattered into many pieces, as neodymium can be easily shattered like tungsten, which acted as hundreds of tiny monster magnets, Now these pieces started to cling to each other due to the magnetic force, and due to this force, the pieces get attracted at so much high speed that it breaks the sound parameter causing the sparks and heat with a loud bang. The same phenomenon happens when you bring two monster magnets close to each other. They attract at such high speed, sparks and sound are produced and both the magnets will break into pieces. You can see a video of monster magnets colliding on youtube. Hope it will clear your dilemma and you won't have any questions

[@Jonahbur_gerlvr7]

Perfect finish!

[@blinkzy9450]

Do not try this at home" put my hydrolic press back in my pocket

[@mkgenov3691]

Can we have a video of Hidraulic Press crushing other Hidraulic Press ? What is the material used to make Hidraulic Press ? Just curious. :) Thanks for all the crushing videos.

[@pinospin9588]

That would cause catastrophic failure

[@BD0981]

Было бы пиздец

[@generalginger7804]

I think it is steel.

[@valeriyvasilev9165]

Видео то есть о сборке преса правда на Русском языке

[@hellohellohellohell]

Adamantium or Vibrani7m

[@skeletor7908]

It's oddly satisfying seeing stuff getting crushed. That magnet was awesome! 👍😃👍

[@riveraharper8166]

Why is this so satisfying? What is wrong with me?

[@happyverse3567]

Next Hydraulic Press Vs Hydraulic Press...

[@SumanSingh-wi6os]

..

[@Laughster-0-0]

*That data in those CDs got compressed!*

[@user-yd2vi7me4n]

Хорошая шутка! Good joke.

[@bhivalnishad5916]

Watching this gives a totally different kinda peace 😂

[@eurikagomes8553]

u read my mind

[@chrisc9702]

How tightly could you pack a sleeping bag with that kind of press?

[@greentornadofx]

Not enough to fit it back in the bag lol

[@dragondemon5181]

I always take my hydraulic press with me

[@Mrlemon896]

​@@greentornadofxfax

[@mr.chattanooga847]

Perfect idea to stuff my things in my travel bag!

[@user-gg9tu8il4o]

Этот ролик куда интереснее и забавнее смотреть в обратном воспроизведении 😁

[@leonardowanderleydeandrade6124]

PODIAM MOSTRAR MELHOR COMO FICARAM OS MATERIAIS APOS SEREM COMPRIMIDOS , AS MOEDAS ME DEIXARAM CURIOSO DE VER O RESULTADO FINAL . FROM BRASIL

[@pig2748]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nl7VgnWBaK2beLs

[@dragondemon5181]

Ne

[@PurpleVainne]

Why did u talk in caps

[@valeriyvasilev9165]

Russian. watch this channel in the original in Russian, where he shows and tells everything, well, if you know Russian, of course.

[@valeriyvasilev9165]

and these are just frames from many videos mounted in one video

[@johnnybravo1730]

I wish I could have seen all the objects after they were crushed

[@minimalgrammar1276]

I feel like people aren't appreciating the neodymium magnet one enough...

[@fandoor1]

Why are you stealing our videos, they are made by a KZbinr, his name is crazy Russian experiments, our Russian kid, these are his videos, at least mark him.

[@minimalgrammar1276]

@@fandoor1 I didn't steal shit!

[@wjanis1]

The magnet at the end was quite impressive

[@irrisorie7]

tungsten carbide is apparently the only thing ever to defeat a hydraulic press.

[@1vootman]

It looked like it went through the press material on the bottom didn't it

[@Summon256]

The strength of the material it is made from exceeds the force applied by the hp, that's why...physics! :)

[@Summon256]

In other words it just means, that whichever metal the hp itself is made from is weaker than Tungsten Carbide...

[@alpogi7570]

I'm really amazed at the toughness of that press against any of those objects 👍👍👍💪💪💪💪

[@YouPousti]

Is it just me or whenever something explodes or breaks apart I jolt backwards away from the phone haha

[@dumbaccount]

Cringe

[@fredcalledbygod]

Only once when they did a glass ball

[@shivanshgupta8279]

who came to see real grenade by thumbnail but it turned out to be lego.....

[@GrenPara]

Thanks for making these vids. Have a great New Years.

[@dixonpinfold2582]

(1) I think it behooves you to invest in a seismograph with a nice clear display. I wanna see some Richter numbers when these objects go Boom. (2) I'm very impressed by the hardwood objects in this one. Crazy strong. (3) Thanks for the unexpected items this time. Fun.

[@ElsweyrDiego]

What is this thing made of to support every item without a single damage? Vibranium?

[@hoffmanrulez]

This dude must have the most interesting trash can

[@bhivalnishad5916]

That CD thing 😂😂

[@Se-2024.]

مشاهدتي لهاذي الاشياء يجعل اعصابي تشعر ب الٲرتياح هذا رائع جداً.

[@sayd711]

أوافقك الرأي 😅😊

[@x-yann8806]

04:11 thumbail

[@johanj1988]

What material are the pressing plates made out of?

[@zerofox1551]

lt felt so good to watch the press get revenge on those damn Legos.

[@xavierarqueruiz8956]

Is everything okay on your home, or is there a back story?

[@MikeyC19836]

The Moment I saw the Magnet, I just went...😨'OOOOH NOOOOOOOOO'!

[@Aieshoo]

But can anything beat the hydraulic press?

[@jaleelblackellier6512]

The magnet of them all..

[@user-yw2yu9ck9i]

Могу ещё идею подкинуть: противотанковую мину попробуйте раздавить.)

[@stomozan]

Показали бы легендарные сд-диски, с которыми не справился 100-тонный пресс)

[@lucasgil2869]

Why does the bottom base tend to jump when a big explosion happens?

[@bekindspreadlove]

4:10 Granite didn't explode☹️

[@Cymes]

Wow , the press really compacted those discs.

[@tediousmaximus1067]

I guess that's why they call them compact discs!

[@koenigsgambit9040]

My old Nokia phone: Finally, a worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!

[@petsidischristos84]

That's a really destroy machine. Crazy power.

[@user-sx9zo4vg2x]

Рельс = стройный, надежный крепыш. уважение Рельсу

[@bhivalnishad5916]

Tungsten carbide be like: now u got something really tough....,

[@bluequadrifoglio6057]

Why does the music give off nostalgic vibes for me? Am i the only one?

[@dickcock459]

Squashing the foil ball was so satisfying!👍 You should try to crush a diamond

[@criticalmass6249]

How can this be so enjoyable ?! 😛 wtf

[@mr.chattanooga847]

Video starts: My heart beat 🚀🚀🚀

[@turkeyguy4646]

Ah, my favorite strong object. A ball of aluminum foil

[@catkeys6911]

This is definitely very interesting. I'm sure this press is a pretty expensive tool - I'm just curious about what a press like this is used for, other than for smashing stuff just for the entertainment value of it (?).

[@tomay5197]

No expert, but I'd imagine it's for testing durability of materials and products.

[@danielciocilteu3545]

It is called a material stress test press. It is used to test the durability of verious materials used in different industries. For example in the construction industry, when engineers invent a new recipe of cement, they test a cube of that new cement with a press like this to see it's point of failure. Same thing for new metal alloys.

[@lukasjohansen8086]

500 ton? where did u get that number from?

[@dmitriypiligrim]

Из какого материала сделаны полосатые шайбы пресса?

[@poluefemus]

the aluminum was satisfying

[@manilowgamer]

I like how the title is Strong objects, but then there is toilet paper and aluminum foil.

[@venust.4119]

Sometimes too scary to watch, but awesome. I hope you kept the receipt from the press...

[@commanderreventon2305]

Next up: 500 ton hydraulic press crushed by a 500 ton hydraulic press

[@garfishsmith9037]

so what are the black and yellow stripped discs made out of?

[@brilytineocarrasco3189]

What is the bearing ball material and where can I buy it?!?! Please, I want a crazy hidraulic press answer!!

[@Mrlemon896]

Not the answer you want Your mom's butt

[@richardscaggs5936]

WOW 😳 WOW magnet be are explosive ‼️‼️

[@Mariah_cp]

Wooooooooooooooooooow amazing 👈🏽

[@user-fe8kb5up1r]

I wonder how durable this machine is... without breakdown..

[@kasan8495]

The things I watch at 3 am

[@tonyloechte9994]

Very satisfying.

[@pass179]

Wow that handle held up prit good! Does his boss know he's doing this? 🤣

[@howdoyoutamealion]

what is that press made of

[@adrianguzmanmartinez8202]

Excelente video 👍

[@Ivan4ekasoff]

это лучшая работа в мире! this is the best job in the world!

[@CuteClouds-.]

Give a clap to the camera man bro- some things exploded in there

[@user-mv6rh6bg9v]

I wonder what is the maximum number of times you can fold a sheet of paper in half?

[@TECHNICUSChannel]

Granatta ratataa yeah i like this press channel, i wish you and your Viewers Happy New year 2022 from Czech Republic

[@lgmyg3]

Show the hydraulic press machine fully once bro

[@apkhackwithpc2]

Video title :- top 20 strong objects Inside video :- toilet paper

[@slipknot_7794]

Из какого металла сделан этот прес

[@michaelwilson1020]

So by these results, the Oceangate submersible could have perfomed just as well if it was made of Oak.....

[@neomilicerio324]

What kind or brand of sledgehammer was that green and black one please need to purchase

[@preciousknowledge9323]

Love you ❤️ bro