Underwater Chainsaws - Think you got skills? Try this …

This baby will cut through wood, steel, even concrete.
Under. Freaking. Water.
Surprisingly powerful for its small size, this hydraulic tool is by far the favorite of Divers Institute of Technology students.
It looks easy ... until you try it!
At DIT, we challenge students to prove their skills by making the thinnest cut possible.
Start your adventure at www.diversinst...
Video by Balance Media in Portland, Or

[@josephhalbohn5962]

Of course the underwater chainsaw is the students favorite tool ITS AN UNDERWATER CHAINSAW

[@DiversinstituteEdu]

Exactly!

[@bobbybird9433]

They’re shit.... no where near as good as a two stroke surface one. If your in cutting greenheart for 3 hours the novelty wears off.... but there’s no shitty rock music playing so that’s a bit better

[@hksjoshua]

It's a goober saw

[@ARCSTREAMS]

what you do at school today son? cut me some wood underwater

[@StrengthNoBounds]

Where so i sign up?

[@cidcampeador1952]

BRAVO ! ! ! ! ! !

[@DiversinstituteEdu]

cidcampeador1952 Thanks!

[@jeremywarner6711]

Divers Institute of Technology I really wanna do underwater welding

[@jeremywarner6711]

Divers Institute of Technology I wanna weld the pipeline and oil rigs under the water but the they you have to be and experience welder first need help please

[@robertbarba2759]

First off that is a topside hydraulic saw that a tree service uses in a bucket. The Stanley underwater version is yellow and has different seals. You never run the saw backwards, this guy doesn't know what he is talking about. The only way to run the saw backwards is to reverse the inlet and outlet hoses which is improper to the tool's design.

[@fionnanmurphy1852]

this is fucking sick thank u

[@boipelo2149]

What's the exact name of the chain saw and where can I get one?

[@sonicmasterchief]

Is it hydraulic or pneumatic?

[@DiversinstituteEdu]

Hydraulic

[@riparianlife97701]

Hydraulic. I've used pneumatic saws underwater before. They're gutless. As a bonus, some of the hydraulic fluid comes out of the bar and lubricates the chain. I use vegetable oil.

[@alecmclean9178]

I'm an arborist and I'm not gonna lie that's pretty sweet. I bet I'd smoke you divers lol I make a couple thousand cuts a week hanging from a rope. I'm not even bieng cocky the hardest part for me is the diving

[@riparianlife97701]

The hardest part of running an underwater chainsaw in cold water is putting on all the gear. Once you're down there, it's not hard at all.

[@royjefferson78]

When u underwater welding or working underwater on offshore do it really be sharks around u.

[@DiversinstituteEdu]

Please take 90 seconds of your time to indulge in the Fine Art of the Underwater Chainsaw. Underwater Chainsaws - Think you got skills? Try this …

[@StickFiguresMaster]

We would just need you to probably make a enchanted in its shell and machinery type of one like a upgraded version of it and then we’ll need to get people to once again go down to see the titanic. You could become a historical and memorable person for helping the world actually find a dependable tool that could get us cut off sheets of metal from it, as well as the corpses it most likely has inside it, we may not or maybe can find the captain, the captains hat, and everything, hopefully you would want to do this to restore over 100 years old relics of history like the titanic

[@ericsekula8103]

@StickFiguresMaster there are no corpses in the Titanic. She lies in 12,600 ft of water. With the pressure of that much water it completely destroys soft tissue and bone

[@StickFiguresMaster]

@@ericsekula8103 tell that to the scientists then that are from the FBI, greatest Archaeologists and Museum artifact collectors that would rake in a lot of minerals from under water caches to see if what they can prospect it the grain and dirt of former lively human being structure, we can break a window so much so that it can look as tiny and windy as dibrae but then scientists can take in all that and re-fire all of the fragments in a smelting hearth to restore it even into a gorilla glass condition, second of all "she lives" I know of the fact people said then and still till now "there she blows" but come on, in these times thats just so...... our sailors with bad teeth that survived on rum for snacks, lunches and dinners from huge man made ships are the ones who said that from being so tirelessly hungry and maniacal about what theyll do when their off the ships to rake in gold from the people or from unprospected caches, we just don't need a sewing needle to be on a smooth object anymore to tell us where north is, we have technology pinpointing the earths positions with ultra high tech devices using the earths radius all around its spherical object in outer space.

[@ericsekula8103]

@@StickFiguresMaster I did not say that there are no traces of 🧬 or tiny fragments of bone from the deceased. I merely made the statement of no actual corpses being present. and oh boy outer space is right!