Waterjet Tank Cleaning Mystery Objects - Waterjet Channel - Interesting

[@andy4an]

ALL THAT AND YOU DON"T SHOW THE CLEAN TANK?!

[@HEXSIDE]

I dont think they make it "clean" they just remove most of the used sand and thats about it. Its a machine at the end and it will fill up with sand anymore at the end

[@OGLanzo2]

weesh ful yeah it's just a waste bin basically so it's doesn't have to be spotless

[@fazekid6587]

weesh ful ye your right

[@JoeSmith-ge8vz]

Ya that part was great for my OSD.

[@Tests]

Ultimate cock block feeling :(

[@arithehurricane]

Can you guys show some examples of real life work you do with the machine?

[@conner7595]

Yeah that would be sweet

[@NathanB2002]

arithehurricane they just cut glass and steal, along with similar materials

[@parsa..]

Jj

[@billywatt3473]

*This is it*

[@subinsebastien]

2019

[@SirMangler]

So, what do you mainly do when you're working? What kind of things do you cut which you can't use a laser or blowtorch to cut?

[@rillangel]

Sir Mangler the main advantage to a waterjet is it doesnt affect the metals heat treating vs blow torch plus hold tight tolerances vs a laser a wj can cut 10x thicker material at a slower pace of course.

[@rillangel]

Sir Mangler the main advantage to a waterjet is it doesnt affect the metals heat treating vs blow torch plus hold tight tolerances vs a laser a wj can cut 10x thicker material at a slower pace of course.

[@fixaday]

Cutting bulletproof glass is a big advantage these machines have.

[@samc5898]

It can also cut things without melting/distorting them and with a plasma cutter, whatever you're cutting has to be electrically conductive

[@SirMangler]

these answers are cool and all but they aren't actually examples of what they might cut on a working day.

[@savancleveland7756]

Can you try cutting a Prince Rupert's Drop?

[@prodbylukee]

Savan Cleveland It's probably too small to cut and it would pop right away. That's my thought on it.

[@kalloused]

That would be a 4 second video

[@FreazyTek]

So what about 10 prince Rupert drops in a row or 20 :D

[@rustybrowneye]

Savan Cleveland wtf is a prince ruperts drop?

[@csxconductor100]

fuzzy wuzzy are you on the Internet? yes you are, now go look it up........

[@Convolutedtubules]

I wanted to see the tank full of clean water!

[@andy4an]

cut through steel-toe boots maybe some other PPE as well?

[@jesterrace2617]

They have finally after a year

[@Kasigil0]

So if the water wasn't coming out of that hose at 60,000 PSI would it be safe to drink?

[@andy4an]

well, they used it to cut up turkey/pie/chocolates/etc and then ate that food.

[@MattWeber]

as it only goes thru sediment filters, not really.. it would at the least require some carbon filtration and go thru a membrane filter or you would risk heavy metal poisoning or other types of health risks due to the dissolved metal contents of the water that sediment filters wont remove. let alone the bacterial and microbial contents of the water that would be contained in it from the sand and crap rotting that has settled for a while..

[@Scar1280]

Unless you like eating sharpened sand, probably not.

[@troyboy7129]

Kasigil yes without the abrasive

[@dannooo548]

The operator safety card states that the water contains bacteria and other bad things usually found in sewage.

[@paulhicks9399]

I've been waiting for this video. Thank you.

[@ShnitzlHaus]

how much money in sand does it use in 6 months? and overall cost to operate.

[@LiezerZero]

If you filter the sand... The sand costs nothing.

[@ShnitzlHaus]

Valueless Dollar no sand brakes down, it's a consumable item. Even if you could filter it, a cost would be involved in doing so.

[@LiezerZero]

+ShnitzlHaus Come to think of it.. Yea, it would be difficult to filter out of the rock particles from the non-Ferrous particles, and yes it would probably cost more to clean the sand then it would be to buy it.. but then again they use Garnet instead of normal beach type sand. The process would be the same tho and not very cost effective..

[@dannooo548]

At the shop I work at periodically, they have a fancy filtration system which pumps the tank water up into a large (3ftx3ft or so filter bag to recycle the garnet. The water gets pretty clear after settling- hardly anything is left in the tank.

[@ShnitzlHaus]

interesting, I assume this would be cycled after a job to keep the garnet in suspension? (yes I see now garnet not sand, using that interchangeably) curious enough to look into that and the life cycle.

[@Tyranzor64]

It's about time for another tank cleaning video

[@gothmoth3689]

Tyranzor Katastrophe and another one around now

[@andrewwilson8317]

The company that did some cutting for me had a built in auger system to keep their tank clear. The used media was shipped away in tanks for recycling.

[@Dloweification]

Why don't you throw away the empty sand bags? Hobby collection?

[@kaydenstudios2166]

Dloweification they probs re use them

[@SkyJUSTIN6]

Laziness

[@Kihidokid]

Fire starter

[@ГаврилоПринцип-и7ф]

Those bags are made from paper for single use.

[@Mystickrage]

oil soakers in case of a leak or needing to change the oil you just place that on the floor and then your pan and you wont have oil on the ground causing a slipping hazard have you guys ever worked in any type of garage?

[@ThatOverkillGuy]

my only question is, is there anything it cant cut? and why cant it cut it?

[@andy4an]

height is a problem. did you see the bowling ball video? the ball is only 8.5" tall, and it made a terrible cut at the bottom of it. you could just stack the material high enough to prevent a cut.

[@MattWeber]

That is more just a speed issue, there isnt much a water jet cant cut if actually take the time to set it to match the material hardness. For these videos it appears simply to be ran in manual control and if they see the water spray back up (moving too fast so the jet didnt fully cut thru), you can see they move it back and finish the cut thru a hair slower.

[@kalloused]

There is a video on the internet of a waterjet, which is able to raise higher, cutting through a solid 12 inch block of bulletproof glass. They are pretty much unstoppable.

[@derekhughes1805]

I used to run a WJ and we would cut 9" thick titanium used as huge vault hinges!

[@Misha-lu5ji]

The Gamers Elite Stalinium.

[@FerzoFD]

¿Cuanta presion tiene el chorro de agua? Me encanto el contenido del canal :D

[@FerzoFD]

Samuel Giron muchas gracias Samuel :3

[@haloavp]

What do you do with the dirty sand?

[@mollym450]

MASON MITCHELL he's being sarcastic

[@NikiSplane]

Legacys Infinity they feed it to the dogs

[@kalloused]

Dude this is Utah, you could start a MLM company and totally get away with that. You guys would be the next DoTERRA

[@stressbelden5869]

Hey Waterjet Channel...... I just clicked on this a few minutes ago. I wondered about what kind of "group" you all were. What with the strange things you all cut up, but I gave you all the benefit of the doubt. Thinking you all were professional and a positive asset for the waterjet/machine shop industry. WAS I WRONG!!!!! With your smart ass response to "Gabriell Infinity" I see you all are noting but a bunch of has been machinist simply tearing up stuff and sending it onto You Tube. Just stupid stuff......you all must be on something.....drugs/drunk???? I don't get it......are you trying to be funny? Cute? Well .... you're neither.

[@KZK2333350]

i think hes talking about a big ass hill of metalsand behind their barn

[@lilman227]

Super greedy of me, but for next time... 1) Can we see the cleaned tank? 2) Can we possibly see what the filtered water looks like? 3) Could y’all run a huge magnet through the filth that comes out? 4) Can we see the giant filth pile a few days later after it dries out?

[@bernardomotard]

had no idea the excavator's shovel slowly moves when stationary

[@TheBebealex]

Bernardo Santos not supposed to, maybe a piston is leaking.

[@My_Special_k]

haha yea i noticed that as well.

[@992F]

Bernardo Santos it's called creep. the pressure is letting off. maybe a small leak in a ram or pump...

[@LiezerZero]

That tells you there is a leak forming. It really shows when it has a heavy load.

[@justabrokeredneck]

yeah that had me on edge

[@Pureturk6]

I love watching this video again, it’s just satisfying to watch it

[@magzire]

how far would the water spray if pointed upwards

[@I_Cypher]

magzire thru the roof

[@nicholas9250]

magzire far

[@strangelee4400]

magzire not that far actually. It's going too fast for a nice stream. The one I used just turned into fast mist after less than a metre. Same effect as a pressure washer.

[@arcticgoose7603]

This was actually pretty informative, it's something I appreciate

[@maxximumb]

TIL how to empty a waterjet machine. Nothing complicated, just dig it out and mind the pig.

[@MoonshineSazerac]

So... what do you do with the water/garnet dust sludge afterwards?

[@4O4ERR0Rrs]

How much does that crushed garnet stuff cost? How much do you go through?

[@farmerbrown3768]

What's done with the old sand and water removed from the tank? Does it need to be disposed of in any certain manner?

[@andy4an]

its fascinating to see you playing around, but could you also make a video on actual projects that you are doing?

[@LiezerZero]

Depends if the client would allow it.

[@WisconsinWomensVB]

So if you didn’t use the abrasive then you could fill a glass of water (without cutting it in half) and drink it?

[@crispyspa]

is the used sand considered hazardous material, and how do you dispose of it? just dump it out back or what?

[@GReaper]

crispyspa. I would imagine that after cutting open a car battery, it'd be hazardous... but I don't know.

[@kauekairony990]

G. Reaper Nah the battery's acid would dissolve in the water so its not that hazardrous

[@ellab9543]

I would want to know what they do with it because if it is hazardous then they can't dump I out back

[@ellab9543]

It

[@ellab9543]

Then I relies that you put that comment a yearago

[@chris.solita]

Very interesting! Keep up the great work! This stuff is awesome!

[@nipunasudha]

That was a very *UNSATISFYING END*

[@corncobjohnsonreal]

I can't believe you guys do all of this just for our entertainment. you're all so nice 🤗

[@megaroo6110]

It's crazy you guys use garnet to cut pig heads and jewelry stores sell it for people to wear.

[@megaroo6110]

Waterjet Channel Hardy har har. I have to say though, I live in Colorado and since weed was legalized I've noticed people's outfits getting stranger and stranger. It wouldn't surprise me at all if I saw someone, someday, wearing a pig head. I can just hear their convoluted long winded explanation( the kind only stoners can do) of how wearing a pigs head is their way of protesting then mistreatment of pigs on farms. And they'll have gotten the idea from your show because, let's face it, your's is one of those shows that could possibly attract that kind of person, lol. No offense , I mean that with lots of love.

[@yourpee5911]

Megan Hess like the gta v masks

[@LiezerZero]

Because jewelry stores know that idiots will buy it.

[@Willopotomas]

Hey guys. My trade is waterjet cutting. Have been at it for the last 8 years or so and in that time we've only dug our tanks out twice. I would highly recommend fitting an abrasive removal system. Quite a simple process and save's having to dig the tanks out every 6 months. The best way is to use a Sandpiper bellows pump with flap valves.. If you need any advice on it, please give me a shout and I'll be happy to help.

[@ChannelYasirOfficial]

waterjet vs 1000 degree burning knife

[@DreamblitzX]

Yasir Mohiuddin I commented this on the last video. remember, it has to be called EXPERIMENT glowing 1000 degree KNIFE vs 60,000 psi waterjet"

[@ethanteo3748]

Glowing knife vs waterjet means glowing knife destroying waterjet whereas waterjet vs glowing knife means waterjet destroying glowing knife.

[@DreamblitzX]

Chicken Pie The knife videos always start with the knife in the title, while the waterjet is always at the end. VS doesn't imply anything winning or destroying the other, regardless or order, it just means that they are going against eachother. it's just that the one that is constant always 'wins'

[@PurpleLion35]

Fuck off with the stupid knife crap

[@LiezerZero]

Already done son.

[@RajivLochanPanda]

what do you do with the sludge removed from the tank?

[@lukechambliss2247]

hmmm hey guys I'm curious on what it smells like

[@jerredx7998]

Luke Chambliss I use chlorine in mine to keep smell down but I've been around others that stink all to hell.

[@derekhughes1805]

The shop I worked at had some amazing garnet filters. The tank would never fill with garnet and always had "fresh" water in it. Just cleaned out all the drops and cut slats once a year!

[@TheElectronicDilettante]

You should make the green people happy and sale the used media to a concrete company. With all the particulate metal it would have to add some strength to concrete. Thanks for the cool video!

[@Mentorcase]

That sand is Australian produced Garnet.

[@turbochevelle5641]

Mentorcase some of it is, a lot of it is from india as well.

[@balentinsuares6564]

Like si vienes por Experimentos En Casa

[@criticalpoison4009]

balentin suares alfin alguien español xD

[@balentinsuares6564]

Angel Oneill OV si xd

[@captaincorundum9788]

YOU SHATTERED AND CRUSHED GARNET!!! (Poor Garnet, I thought she was a feeling that could never end XD)

[@josevoigt7670]

Nokia vs waterjet 😂😂😂😂 the Nokia can t be destroyed

[@voxwatson5969]

I have a nokia, dis is tru

[@beepboop69420]

nokia vs me... with a dremmel and pocket knife... i won. but that was on purpose, the nokia is the best when it comes to durability otherwise.

[@Eggugat]

Out of curiosity have you tested the hardness of the water that comes out of the nozzle? I feel like that much sediment being dumped into the softener would cause the resin to be less efficient or hinder the softener from going through a proper regeneration.

[@conwick2844]

Cut through a pen a pineapple an apple and another pen

[@geob5562]

conwick200522 😂😂😂😂

[@bratonathetoner7781]

Thank you for the explanatory video. Just wanted to know how effective just plain water would be against steel without the crushed garnet

[@beatzyoutodeath]

Can you try cutting me half the money you made from this?

[@mxstreetsoldier1199]

Hahahahahaha ...slick.

[@pokefever524]

U guys are a wayyyyyyyyyyy better version of what’s inside

[@FernandoCruz-zw2wx]

What a dirty place...

[@odj9102]

Thanks. It has been very informative

[@CatherineSTodd]

Thanks! Very interesting... and yes, it would be nice to see the clean tank after. LOL but true.

[@abby259]

honestly subscribed for the humor

[@kasraguitar]

WoW!!! i really enjoyed your videos guys!!! Have no idea how i end up here but im glad for that tho!!!! keep up the great work work cause you got a new supporter from Norway ! :)

[@gangstreG123]

What do you do with the sand after you've scooped it out?

[@fynbo1007]

Are you reusing your water since you are using so many filters? Or what is the reason to use clean water since you use sand in the end? It’s to protect the cutter when it speed up the water you are using clean water? Thank you for sharing your amazing video

[@tablet4327]

Do you treat the tank to reduce bacteria and how do you stop used abrasive from washing into the final drain or sewer?

[@andy4an]

i found a website that suggests that the water runoff can usually be put right down the drain.

[@Phillijr100]

That was very interesting, and it answered some of my wonders. Thanks!

[@capner2112]

I'm glad I missed the manual cleaning at my shop. We call in a plumbing service and is running by the end of the day.

[@BLX187]

Thanks. I like these kinda videos.

[@knives497]

Once it's removed, what do you do with your abrasive? If you can't reuse it you must dispose of it somehow, is there some form of recycling or is it dumped off somewhere or what?

[@jamasricktinbo4871]

Really love your channel

[@melkerwieslander7338]

Wat do you do with the water jet regularly? What do you guys work with?

[@electroimpex8897]

That is exact the Kind of Content i like

[@sundaypro]

You both are so likeable. Keep up the great work. ☺

[@DementedPotatoable]

Sunday pro yeah they seem like really humble dudes

[@wertzu59]

Interesting video! How much does one pack of this special(?) sand cost, and how many do you need for a "usual" cut?

[@jerredx7998]

Wertzu59 the sand last time I checked was 55 cents a pound. and one of those bags is 50 pounds. how much you need to cut is all based on length of cut material thickness, cut quality and water,kind of material you are cutting through

[@derekhughes1805]

Wertzu59 The water jet I used to run used 4.5 pounds of garnet per minute while running!

[@LisatheGrammyScattered]

Do you ever wash the sand through a screen ( after you empty the tank) to sift out whatever fell into the tank?

[@rickyhorsburgh6581]

how does ur water get processed after use? does it get any extra splash back or anything as the tank fills up?

[@turbochevelle5641]

Man you guys should invest in the ebco filtration system and a Xtraxtor garnet removal system. I have it and it is great. Run the Xtraxtor while the machine is cutting and keep the tank pretty clean. We leave metal debris in the bottom of the tank to deflect the jet and protect the bottom from excess wear.

[@andrewstoll4548]

I use to work for a water jet cutting company for awhile. I couldn't get the mud stains out of my shirts when we got done cleaning the tanks.

[@MacDaddyC7Z06]

.5 and 1 micron filter omg how many times do you change it once a month? I work for a water treatment company and we dont recommend anything under a 20 for a residential house because it stops up so fast. But going through the tiny hole I would say it couldn't have a lot of debris.

[@stoicadragos9435]

Hi! Love the videos, but I have a couple of questions for you: What's the cutting machine called and how much did it cost to buy and setup? Thanks for the videos. Keep them coming :)

[@backyardbasher]

that was really interesting, thanks :)

[@jdorffer]

What kind of backflow device is on that system to prevent sandy water from going into your drinking water

[@Thomas-rz5nt]

I have a question... Could you run that using Milk instead of water?

[@strokedriedrie]

Today´s skimmed milk is clean water, with a little melamine, to look like milk! So yes!

[@carsonhodgoose6099]

That looks like it would be fun to play in

[@DebeliBear]

question....what do u actually use the water jet for?

[@ipKonfig]

as I write this it's about time for that tank to be cleaned again ;)

[@eliotdouthit1024]

How come you guys fill the tank back up with water? Does it recycle the water in the tank?

[@1996theawesome1]

How is the "sand" disposed? Can it be sent to be cleaned and reused or is it safe to dump?

[@eluder25rs]

was asking myself the same thing. is the sand reused somehow?

[@stressbelden5869]

To answer your question....it's both "yes" and "no". Yes.....you can reuse the garnet if you so desire. No......it will not cut as good as the sharp edges have been rounded off.....not as effective.

[@jasons5654]

I looked into it my self I was wondering also , not sure what they do with theirs but the websites I looked at said most places as long as they aren't cutting hazardous materials (lead and such) most landfills will take it as business waste . You can also filter it out with additional machinery and reuse it but it isn't as cost effective. And recycling according to the sights is kinda hard since there's not much industry for it but the garnet sand can be added to walkways and concrete for added durability due to garnets hardness and ability to stick together well with other materials . At least that's what the 3 or 4 sites all said lol

[@isbcornbinder]

Would it be practical for you to use a vacuum truck to clean the tank? Is the sand hazardous waste after use?

[@andy4an]

have you ever had to replace a slat because one was cut through?

[@derekhughes1805]

When I ran a water jet, I would replace 50-100 slats at a time because they would be cut all the way or cut far enough thru that it wouldn't support material. We ordered slats by the thousand! Every year or so we even had to replace the 2 length wise supports! We even had to drain and clean the tank once because the jet had enough power to push through 3 feet water and blew a hole through the bottom of the tank and needed to be welded! That entire tank of water ended up on the shop floor! LOL

[@andy4an]

derek hughes wow!

[@alejandrothepillow]

derek hughes ya. we have one at my work and I've had to take out those slats amd replace them as they get cut

[@lemagreengreen]

Is the used garnet useful for anything?

[@Stigstigster]

Is the sand pumped some how or is it drawn in to the water jet by Venturi effect or something like that?

[@captainhowie175]

have you ever looked into a garnet removal system?

[@tk429]

What do you do with the sand & how clean do you get the tank?

[@OzzyskylerTheGreat]

so you said you add garnet? (If i heard that right) so do you sell the sand to someone who gets it back, or is it not even worth it?

[@x7revert]

what are the practical uses of a water jet, over say a cnc machine, or a plasma cutter? what are the benefits?

[@joshholtz998]

how many machine hours is the machine operating in those 6 months to fill it?

[@andrewjwolff]

Is it expensive to cut? Like material wise - sand, electricity etc..??

[@phillipcook1391]

We have to clean out our waterjet every few months. We did it by hand for years. Then found out our county landfill will take it. so we have a septic pumper truck come in and do it. A lot less labor intensive. They just need a garden hose to keep the sand wet so the pump can suck up the sand easily.

[@3398halofreak]

do you use the used sand for casting ?

[@thomasarussellsr]

Anything valuable found in the abrasive sludge?

[@mglmouser]

Is the removed sand sent for recycling of the metals in it?`

[@ricardohogerhuis5630]

best outro ever!

[@carwynbrown6602]

Loved the video

[@txtallywhacker]

The garnet doesn't "help" cut the metal, that is the material that cuts the metal. the water is only there to cool and act as a vessel to accelerate the garnet

[@TheBlippen]

I love this channel

[@Rusty.1776]

Did you guys ever find the rest of the pieces of the meteorite??

[@dreamwolf7302]

Reminds of me when i was a kid and my uncle had me working for his landscaping business....i used to muck out people's garden ponds and the like...one time we cleaned this massive duck pond, 4 foot deep concrete lined pond, that was around a full acre in area...with 3 feet of mud on the bottom after being in place for over 50 years...the smell...oh my god the smell...

[@abrahamshell9594]

How difficult is it to remove those bars? I was wondering because my shop will be doing that soon with our Flow waterjet so we can clean the tank as well.

[@calk7694]

Do you ever have to replace the slats?

[@Nic-xq1bt]

What kind of work do you guys do?

[@mr.waffles8739]

this was awesome every time i watched your vids I was so curious as to what happened to the water and materiel after it was done cutting