Wooden Chain Stress Test

[@AndrewSetters]

Nice follow-up test. Matthias would be proud!

[@ScrapwoodCity]

Nice, I didn't expect it to hold so much weight!

[@AdventuresInDIY]

Fun test! Thanks Kriss

[@leksey7870]

I think wooden chain a little for other purposes. For the beauty. It is interesting to look at the test. Like!

[@bosapiutsa3829]

Good to know. Awesome video.

[@WayneBrownWoodworking]

Very cool Chris

[@skysoldier31]

Now, let's test the strenght of various plywoods to see which one makes the ultimate chain material!

[@MattDiresta]

cool experiment! high five!!

[@MRrwmac]

Must admit I was surprised it made it to 30 lbs. Thanks for the sharing the test!

[@toolify]

Me too! Just a little sad now that I no longer have a wooden chain... Gotta fire up the router again!!

[@Pete.G]

You should be happy, now you have TWO wooden chains :)

[@WoodenCreationz]

Cool vid man

[@Wordsnwood]

Now glue it back together and laminate on a piece at cross-grained angles. Hmm, someone said purpleheart further down, but I wonder about some OLD 2x4s, like the ones John would have pulled from his home renovation -- tighter grained older grown wood? Hmm. Oh well, it's just for fun.

[@InspireToMake]

High five!

[@mihumus]

Very cool, Kriss. :)

[@Cactusworkshopchannel]

You should walk the dog with that :D cool!

[@mitchwoodwork]

Pound for pound, how does that compare to spider silk? I'm guessing the spider wins hands down, or should I say all eight feet down😉 Thanks for the test 🙋

[@reforzar]

Nice! Maybe make it out of metal next time 😋😉

[@willemkossen]

Mattias would be proud. But how about purpleheart chains? Padauk chains? Walnut chains? How about thicker stock? Arent you a bit sad destroying a pretty impressive piece of work? But all that aside, i really enjoyed this video!

[@hole1stdrillpresschannel]

I'm really surprised! Thought it would burst at less than 10lbs.

[@BradleyMakesThings]

Neat!

[@ricos1497]

Inspired by your video to make one of these, I was going to rush home after work to test my chain's strength. Unfortunately someone stole my bike.

[@toolify]

+Rico S I see what you did there ;)

[@chuckhart8970]

You are crazy Kriss....Chuck

[@LivefreeanddiyTv]

Interesting 🤓

[@JimDockrellWatertone]

Neat test. At 30 lbs breaking load that only give you 3 lbs of working load if my rigging education is being remembered correctly (10%).

[@BrassLock]

A quick & easy to make backpacker's compact guide for airline carry-on luggage - if it breaks your going to be rejected at check-in.

[@toolify]

+dav snow HAHAHA. Love it!!

[@BrassLock]

+Toolify ☺

[@SouthernGinger]

haha nice!

[@Makercise]

High five :)

[@davidrush8283]

glue it back