World's first Ceramic 12 GA. Slug? - The Magnetron

[@Beyondthepress]

You should try to find these ceramic ball bearings in right size to fit your launch device kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2a1enmYoJZqbqc Small 20 mm one took 150 tons of force to be crushed with hardened steel tools and we haven't been able to break larger ones at all :D

[@taofledermaus]

If I can find them in 17mm or so, I'll give it a try. I'm editing right now, the tests on your TP armor, speak of the devil.

[@andie_pants]

This right here is what makes KZbin (despite its MANY flaws) one of the best things to have happened.

[@shawnadams1965]

@@taofledermaus We use them at work don't know the diameter but I'll check when I get off of vacation.

[@Bryan_Kay]

@@taofledermaus please do this

[@chrishyde1274]

Ceramic buckshot would be another idea, if you can get smaller ones.

[@TheSkytherMod]

The world first ceramic slug was the coffee mug my ex wife threw at my head.

[@christosmavrommatis912]

All of us have "battle scars".. marriage can be nasty man...

[@TheSkytherMod]

@@christosmavrommatis912 Honestly I really appreciate the fact that you'd take the time to acknowledge a comment like this and give an appropriate and comforting reply. Kudos to you. But I was never married, I was being a little insensitive.

[@jeffhuntley2921]

TheSkytherMod. There’s good people everywhere:) well except maybe if your watching the new:) kudos to you for your honesty!

[@Evergreen1400]

Funny that you found a way to sum marriage up so well without the personal experience because you are spot on.

[@TheSkytherMod]

@@Evergreen1400 You'll find that a lot of events in life are universal, both the good and the bad.

[@jamessandzik870]

I am a chef by trade, Ceramic is what I use to sharpen my knives at work. it is actually harder then steel.. hence the abrasion on the plate steel

[@jeremybackman2782]

The best part of your channel is the way the gun culture is shown as humorous , fun loving and as safe as possible.

[@kevinsullivan3448]

That's because we are the law abiding people who aren't scared by the sound of clapping.

[@Y.M...]

It's not a gun tho

[@MrBonebus]

It is tbh, but there will always be idiots

[@SurvivalRussia]

The vest test was really interesting. I got a notification for this video but for some of the videos before it did not Just a heads-up. Well done guys :)

[@taofledermaus]

Thanks! My sub feed if full of month old videos that I have watched but can't "remove". They just keep coming back.

[@Khan.WrathOf]

Always good to see Danny back on the range. That dude sure can handle a pneumatic launching device.

[@davideinfeld4815]

Sure is a fancy slingshot, what with the black laser sight and all :D

[@helidude3502]

Requesting that the SMA Scientific Mass Accelerator be added to the Taufledermaus t-shirt lineup.

[@robotslug]

Evan Perry is an MVP, he may need to start a projectile fabrication business, he clearly has an eye for it.

[@BigHarryBalzac]

I looked up "mad genius" in the dictionary and it had Even Perry"s picture. 😀 To say he has a knack for the unusual would be an understatement. Also, I'd hate to be near an armor plate being shot with ceramic. The spatter from lead bullets is bad enough, but those ceramic slugs would shred you to ribbons.

[@JamStph]

I was a F-111 CrewChief for years, I would absolutely love to buy those panels after you have killed them off.

[@CG-cw3ps]

Was Mach 2.5 @ 60k ft the actual max rating for the airframe or just the "suggested" speed?

[@50StichesSteel]

Ceramic is harder than steel. I use ceramic rods to sharpen my crucible and tool steel knives, which is what AR500 steel is. From what I understand AR500 was originally designed for heavy equipment vehicles

[@tylerblubaugh5549]

Like this commet so taufladermaus can know they were right

[@mpmassacre91]

What steel do u hate sharpening the most

[@upinarms79]

The answer really is: it depends. It's hard to test ceramics on the same hardness scale as steel, because it tends to crack too easily under the testing dies that you'd normally test steel with. AR500 steel is measured on the Brinell scale. Ceramics are usually measured with the Knoop scale. There are some very strong ceramics that test above c1300 on the Knoop scale, which is extremely hard but also difficult to accurately test because of how brittle ceramic is.

[@party4lifedude]

@@upinarms79 I remember hearing ceramic is harder than steel but more brittle. I think even glass is harder than steel, but obviously it's more brittle. that's why you need diamond tipped tools to cut glass without shattering it.

[@50StichesSteel]

@@mpmassacre91 I have this thick 440A knife that took me hours upon hours of hand sharpening on a diamond stone, machine sanding, and wet stone sharpening to finally get a good enough edge to cut paper. Same with an old Ontario Knives Air Force survival knife I have...The newer high tech crucible steel knives I have usually come with a decent edge from factory and just need touched up to make them razor sharp

[@remcovanvliet3018]

"We wouldn't be doin' it right if we weren't doing SOMETHING wrong..." -Deadeye Danny, 2019. Damn, man... If that ain't the truth for just about anything worth doing!

[@armandosanchez2910]

RIP to that legend

[@RUNDNB85]

AR400 has a Tensile strength of 180,000psi, ceramics have a weak tensile strength around 20,000psi that's why they shatter, but their compressive strength is ten times that of steel.

[@AlaskanBallistics]

That's good info

[@coconuts562]

You need to do more pressed slugs. The toilet paper ones were really interesting and cheap. Maybe pressed cotton or wool?

[@AlexNV75]

Plastic would be cool

[@TSGZeroHundred]

Pressed Kevlar versus Kevalr vest

[@UnDeaDCyBorg]

By using different materials, they could even stabilize them: More heavy on the outside means better spin stabilization. Would be interesting to see indeed.

[@pinejungleboogie3563]

Could you imagine what those fragments would do inside a body? I think we need to see ceramic buckshot vs pork ribs

[@doejohn8674]

We need the meat target with the fleece bullet stop!

[@williamjeffersonclinton69]

Call Paul.

[@JettBlast]

@@doejohn8674 vist the thrift store for the raw materials...

[@martyfearo2953]

Ye gods the fragmentation was impressive & scary at the same time. That stuff would take a surgeon years to remove from a person....IF they survived that is! (but doubtful!!). Thanks guys ✌👍👍

[@phillhuddleston9445]

But the dust exiting the person if it would exit would be almost harmless to bystanders or anyone behind the intended target.

[@anotheridiotwind1201]

Did you know we don't actually remove bullets? That's just for dramatic effect in the movies. If you get shot and survive, chances are you will have a souvenir for life (and free cavity searches courtesy of our friends at the TSA)

[@NuclearSavety]

And exactly for that reason non-metallic bullets, not findable in x-ray pictures, are prohibited by the geneva convention ....

[@lolbr6818]

You guys are the best at what you do. These shots are amazing.

[@jwt27]

10:45 - I thought magnetron insulators contained beryllium? That stuff's pretty toxic.

[@taofledermaus]

They haven't used that for 30 years. It's very expensive.

[@Ecosse57]

@@taofledermaus my microwave was built in 1986 and still works great and i hardly glow in the dark.

[@Nielsquake0]

@@taofledermaus No, the pink ones actually almost always contain beryllium oxide because the color comes from impurities in the ore

[@bologna3048]

@@taofledermaus How do you even know what year the microwave was manufactured that these were taken from?? I don't typically visit my local scrap yards to find anything new..

[@SamSwanner]

@@Nielsquake0 Funny, I was just reading that the pink ones are alumina that is tinted pink with chromia.

[@krazicanuck9045]

Great video. I appreciate the efforts you are putting in to make these videos. The KZbin staff that demonetizes your vids is crazy and must of hated science class in school.

[@froschnmaximus9108]

Your linear acceleration device joke got me real good! Thanks ^^

[@nathanm.8823]

I was halfway through a long scathing comment about not shooting the lead plate when you pulled out the lead plate. Nice save.

[@whiterecluse9442]

Absolutely made my day. You guys are great! KZbin's leadership sux!

[@darrenmyers3038]

GOOD JOB EVAN!! Always am impressed with what he comes up with.

[@Absaalookemensch]

Taofledermaus now comes with 37% more fleder. No Finns were harmed in stabilizing these projectiles.

[@tomwilliams3089]

Always enjoy Danny AND Officer Gregg teaming with Jeff to bring us educational and entertaining videos. That focusing exit tube looks vaguely familiar. I've seen it somewhere before...

[@pixelpatter01]

As someone who suffered beryllium toxicity I can tell you it was a miserable six months. I was originally diagnosed with leukemia, then they decided it was either Valley Fever or Sarcoidosis. The final decision was Sarcoidosis. Many years later after all the symptoms went away I was reading about the similarity of the symptoms between Sarcoidosis and Beryllium Toxicity. Please be careful.

[@AlaskanBallistics]

Glad you're okay man

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

Absolutely I left them a post informing them about that. I can't imagine the dude that turned it on a lathe. I pray to God he had it wet!

[@electric_photon4660]

Theyre made of alumina

[@pixelpatter01]

@@electric_photon4660 Some were made of beryllium oxide. I've also seen information they were tinted pink as a warning. Beryllium oxide is also used in some high power radio transmitter tubes and they were white. Beryllium Oxide is used because it is an excellent insulator and at the same time an excellent conductor of heat; which allows the waste heat to be removed from the tube without melting it. It is also an ingredient in some thermal heat grease. Unless it's very important to you, I'd err on the side of personal safety. It's like eating wild mushrooms; if you are willing to bet your life on it feel free to do so.

[@electric_photon4660]

It can be easily determined by measuring the density

[@michaelmacdowall4228]

I know that KZbin as a platform doesn’t make it worth the effort and care that you all consistently put into your material. But regardless of that I hope that you all know just how much your viewers (even the casual ones) appreciate your content. What you all are doing here is admirable and this content will survive and be appreciated long after it’s time here on YT has passed. Thank you for your passion and commitment to your viewers. I hope you all the best and can’t wait till the next one. Sincerely a 24 yo long time fan and viewer.

[@3000gtwelder]

"TAOFLEDERMAUS Research Labs" I love it! I swear you and AvE are two of my favorite channels...... other than FPV channels haha!

[@taofledermaus]

Sounds pretty fancy huh? lol

[@3000gtwelder]

@@taofledermaus Perfect for the KZbin filters, sounds more professional lol.

[@chefusirkafasarmin]

You can't shoot test slugs out of firearms anymore?

[@3000gtwelder]

@@chefusirkafasarmin And put it on KZbin and expect to get Ad revenue???? I don't think so.

[@chefusirkafasarmin]

@@3000gtwelder well all their videos for years are of guns shooting cool rounds. You tube changed it policy?

[@mre.w.2850]

That laser bang pop swoosh machine shooting as allways like a lazer Danny, superb video crafting Jeff the slow mo is excellent

[@taofledermaus]

thanks!

[@BH-rx3ue]

ahhh fine work once again. Danny dead eyes is good with that projectile accelerator. But yes, the ceramic would be harder than the armour plate. if you had materials on a hardness scale with diamond being a 10 and talc being a 1. steel is around 4 to 5 and ceramic is about 8.5 to 9. its why you can sharpen your knife on the bottom rim of a ceramic bowl or mug.

[@BH-rx3ue]

also cement is an ingredient of concrete like flour is an ingredient of a cake

[@MinistryOfMagic_DoM]

The barrel on that linear mass accelerator shows up around about the time you shoot the brick. Glad to see you were able to find a barrel for such a device! I often find it easier to recycle old barrels from other devices so glad to see yall are supporting the motion to recycle and not be wasteful!

[@heywardmorgan7699]

loved it when danny pulls back the magazine and it says danger on the sign and theres a slug where the plane used to be.

[@Darlypants]

Time to bring back cockney rhyming slang to avoid KZbin's algos. Garden Bug: Slug Moisture Farm: Firearm Harmless Fun: Shotgun Seafood Chowder: gun powder I could do this all day.

[@bmstylee]

It's pronounced chowdah

[@AlaskanBallistics]

Good idea

[@operator8014]

Nah, this channel already bares the mark of the beast. It shan't ever see money again.

[@AlaskanBallistics]

@@operator8014 that's why patreon is so important

[@operator8014]

@@AlaskanBallistics I'm waiting for a company that doesn't steal half of the donations for themselves.

[@jawms]

13:13 there is one BEAUTIFUL frame there. Schockwave, impact, splash, everything.

[@OGsDangerShow]

Meh. This video needs more shotguns. It’s silly to dance around KZbin’s censorship.

[@filonin2]

It's not silly if you want to see a video at all.

[@MrTdiddyduff]

If you don't send them money then STFU.

[@rydeen450]

@@filonin2 That's sad

[@atthebrink74]

We need more Officer Greg in these videos! He is funny as....

[@Mr.Unacceptable]

It's silly of Google to force their ideology by making people dance around their censorship.

[@amosjsoma]

It's amazing that the launch director can accelerate these projectiles to such a high velocity with just a sling shot...good work!

[@666bleedforme]

Could you imagine how much damage it would do if someone fell onto one of those at 1500 feet per second

[@ravoniesravenshir3926]

Can you Imagien if we made a streaming platform called GunTube?

[@StuartOliver83]

Lol

[@awsomesauce03]

It's self sharpening so small bits of it breaking off could make long channels through your body in quite unpredictable directions.

[@philmikehunt7479]

@@ravoniesravenshir3926 nice pfp

[@timhill5764]

I think when falling at 1500 feet per second what exactly you land on becomes a much less important question

[@243Outdoors]

That's a nice looking mug on the table!!!

[@Eralen00]

shout out to evan perry for giving you guys so much stuff to ... research. What a guy!

[@entrugion8548]

Anyone else hear the how it's made theme.

[@haugstule]

How it's made goes to Ibiza

[@linkbond08]

Yesss

[@JunkyardBashSteve]

I do know lmao

[@ITroopTheSpace]

Thank you, I couldn't quite figured out what it sounded like

[@akefayamenay104]

Dammit...now I do 😏

[@1979augistine]

Thanks for all your time and effort you guys go threw to provide us the content and thanks to the people providing the ammo and thanks to the patreon people as well love your channel

[@jjohnston94]

3:11 amazing how long it takes the bottle to start moving after the projectile is gone. Somehow it already "has" the momentum, even though it isn't moving yet.

[@Smallathe]

AWESOME video. Most fascinating. A wake of supersonic air flow is seen in the second acceleration. Marvelous results and Danny's shoulder must be OK as these look light weight... :) Wonderful footage - hat's off guys!!!

[@taofledermaus]

thank you very much!

[@JohnCripps]

Evan's etsy page is also well worth the look! Thank you for your continued support and inventiveness :)

[@n.m.s7552]

I absolutely love the drawings of the launch device. Thank you for sharing your technical secrets with us!

[@Redwaltz4]

Interesting projectile. Maybe you could get the guys who make transparent aluminium (which is really a ceramic) to make a few rounds.

[@Dr.Fluffles]

@Jake Heke Aluminum oxynitride, or ALON. Really cool material

[@Kumquat_Lord]

@Jake Heke it's as star trek as you can get, my friend. A half inch of it can stop a 50 BMG.

[@phillhuddleston9445]

The prices on it are astronomical.

[@josephraymer783]

Awesome video. ‘ Never would have thought of ceramic for a slug. Fast and light !

[@chicowize]

I like the TRN mug you have there👍🏽

[@randlerichardson5826]

Evan can be very proud of these he does great but he out did himself on these. It’s great to see you all back at it. Be safe GOD BLESS youns Amen.

[@miniion4128]

Always amazing what those people in California come up with to get around gun laws. Good thing those skills translate to KZbin as well.

[@jjohnston94]

Just saw an article today that said violent crime on BART has more than doubled in 4 years. Good thing nobody has a gun; somebody might get hurt!

[@party4lifedude]

@@jjohnston94 yeah it would be a shame if their precious criminals were hurt by someone who doesn't wanna get robbed or murdered. we can't have law abiding citizens defending themselves. If they kill a criminal, then that's one less vote for democrats.

[@AlaskanBallistics]

Lol yep... hopefully the Caliban will fall someday

[@blackops84321]

Every video you make is a thumbs up. Never ever a bad one or disappointing. Thanks for doing these. I just wish I could do these type of videos.

[@edifyguy]

You've discovered a next-gen frangible slug. :)

[@malkeus6487]

I think you meant "war crime"

[@supremecaffeine2633]

@@malkeus6487 War crime laws have no jurisdiction over civilians.

[@s980845]

Love what you did there with the slingshot!

[@paulEG6]

I really hope those didn’t come out of microwave magnetrons, those insulators can contain beryllium oxide which is really nasty stuff! EDIT oh

[@merickson20]

I just did some research on the stuff. I work with some pretty toxic chemicals. Hexavalent chromium, cadmium, all kinds of solvents and this stuff is much more poisons. Be safe guys.

[@taofledermaus]

They haven't used that for 30 years.

[@Cammi_Rosalie]

@@taofledermaus I about had a heart attack when you said that these were from magnetrons. I immediately paused and came to the comments to see if they exploded with beryllium oxide warnings. Then I saw your comment and began to breathe again. You dodged the "linear accelerator devices' projectile" on this one. Back to the video now.. Be safe guys.

[@Nielsquake0]

@@taofledermaus They still use it to this day man. I wouldn't shoot that stuff....

[@christosmavrommatis912]

So this staff is accurate, can penetrate Kevlar, disintegrates with impact, and spays toxic particles (just in case the target survives from the impact).... Sounds like the perfect assassin's ammo guys... Shoot it but not breath its dust.

[@zebulonbare326]

The only channel where I get happy to see an ad.

[@krisbrech]

If your in a wasteland and have no metal or lead for ammo but only ceramic you have yourself some good expanding/exploding rounds

[@LoadsofBacon]

One of my favorite TFM videos ever! 👍👍

[@utubeaccess7]

Danny is like a freaking ninja, he even downed that glider in the photo at 10:07!

[@shanehayes6048]

Jeff, I appreciate you guys testing those slugs. I wouldn't have believed a 12.5 gram wad cutter projectile would penetrate a kevlar vest. Good going and as always, a joy to watch.

[@josephwillis1581]

Hey man, imagine if they were cubes like those one rounds that flew ridiculously straight.

[@leoa4c]

This seems to confirm the assumption that I made on a previous video. As long as the projectile has a "perfect" center of mass, and is symmetrical on all 3 axis, it will always fly perfectly stable at high transonic/supersonic speeds. I would love if you could slow capture one of such projectiles just as its speed gets to the mid to low transonic region. Thank you ever so much for another great video.

[@robotslug]

The intro voice sounded like some dystopian advertisement or something. Neat.

[@Riverman45238]

RobotSlug sounds like Mae from C&Arsenal.

[@planescaped]

@@Riverman45238 Yeah, I was wondering if that was Mae... And considering they have a picture of Othias, it was definitely her.

[@davidsonnow]

The thing I love most about this channel is the cut right to the chase

[@psygn0sis]

RuSsiAnS aRe MeDdLiNg In OuR ElEcTiOnS!!! Google.: Hold my beer.

[@heyarno]

Project Veritas?

[@TheBaconWizard]

Russians ARE meddling in our elections, that's a proven fact. It's just that there's nothing to show Trump colluded with that, and of course other people meddle far more and in broad daylight: Israel, Saudi, Corporate money interests etc.

[@taofledermaus]

That's another good reason for voter ID.

[@TheBaconWizard]

@@taofledermaus Absolutely! That way, anyone who is working 2 jobs or shitty jobs and can't afford the time-off to go get voter ID on the one day per week the registration center is open, can't vote! Wouldn't want the working-class to vote now, would we? They might vote Democrat!

[@danpowell806]

Voter ID won't change anything unless the ballots are allowed to be counted.

[@ghostindamachine]

Very cool! What a great launch director!

[@rodneyrudolph7121]

So if the ceramic was pointed would it have made it through the kevlar forced field in front of the water jug.....🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@SteveLemon]

My favourite part of this vid - Danny's hand flourish at 17:02 "no passthrough" :)

[@Tekdruid]

1:08 "Frontal Jörginator" - *LET ME SHOW YOU ITS FEATURES!*

[@taofledermaus]

lol

[@VendErre]

really gorgeous landscape. Just green fields and trees. 10/10

[@johnlincoln4616]

I love everyone telling the guy with an entire catalog of videos using mercury to be careful of toxic substances.

[@KirkHermary]

Great video guys! I am thoroughly impressed by how durable those are, I thought they would crumble.

[@km1234321]

who else cringed super hard when Danny was ruining his knife in the ceramic shards?!

[@theLuigiFan0007Productions]

I mean, another special rectangular piece of ceramic will restore, so no harm done in the long run. A 10 minute regrinding session with said sharpening stone will cure it. But yeah, he most likely thoroughly f***ed up the edge and point.

[@tgbeam]

You're telling me you don't have a knife that stays pretty sharp that's used for shenanigans like this? I have a beater knife then another that doesn't get as beat up. But still, hit a good whetstone and strop and you're good to go 👌

[@darkoflight4938]

He is living on the edge...

[@baikia777]

Yeah that and the sound made me cringe too lol

[@brandon2076]

me....*shiver

[@bobbyventers308]

Awesome stuff and big time Kudos to Evan for coming through again.

[@blakegreene2029]

If you put a potato on the front of the slingshot it will not sound like a gunshot.

[@taofledermaus]

lol

[@aidans4866]

Hey Danny!, brother, how are you? Its good to see you. You and Jeff are the dynamic duo. Happy to see u both in a video. Keep fighting the good fight.

[@nickseamus7340]

"Let's see if these things will take down an airplane." *DEMONETIZED*

[@marvinbaxter7587]

That slingshot gun made some pretty awesome sounds!

[@balzburn499]

What this video lacks in firearms it makes up for in "How it's Made" background music remixes.

[@CapnPicard]

Evan Perry is a freakin' genius! That was amazing

[@secondswell]

Ahh man you got a pucker factorizer on your mass accelerator, lucky.

[@taofledermaus]

and a nice mouthpiece too

[@jacobhobbs6918]

Great video guys. Always enjoy your content! These would work great in a home defense linear projector. They should shatter before exploding the second layer of drywall in case someone misses the studs.

[@nasavasnormandy3555]

love the ways yall are going about the youtube algorithm lol

[@CommodoreFan64]

It's always good to have Dead Eye Danny on the Range. Far as the slug I would not want to get hit with one, and have to have a Dr. trying to find all the little pieces floating around inside me lol!

[@phillhuddleston9445]

Damn, he's more accurate with a slingshot than a shotgun.

[@AlaskanBallistics]

Lol I saw that too

[@mlang52]

My dad used sling shots to kill sitting rabbits, where firearms were not permitted. We used bows, too!

[@leppeppel]

That last test with the vest and gallon jug is the kind of surprising results I keep coming back for!

[@Greeev]

Damn, last time I came this early my girlfriend made me sleep on the couch.

[@stevenm.2380]

(yawn)

[@josephkool8411]

I love the sound of ricocheting bullets. It reminds me of those old westerns my dad used to watch when I was a kid. They were always having shootouts in canyons

[@pyromen321]

“Was that big bulge there before?” ... ... “Oh, this one?” Lol I’m not sure if that was an intentional joke, but it was hilarious

[@dannyakatrikerred7381]

pyromen321 😁👍🏻. 🇺🇸😎

[@Enes-wj5xq]

I love your videos sir, greetings from Iraq to the whole channel AND especially to the "master of hole making" Mr. OG !!

[@Jaco_Vorn]

KZbin be hating app keeps failing but only on your videos

[@marklayton5374]

That was really interesting. Great job with the slow motion. Thanks guys .

[@kilgoar]

I HOPE TO CHRIST THIS WASN'T BERYLLIUM OXIDE

[@kilgoar]

I don't think there's even anything to do at this point except call in some HAZMAT team to clean up the area where this powder was dispersed and all the equipment that might have been tainted. Whoever sent you magnetrons from a microwave to pulverize DID YOU DIRTY. This is 100% the most dangerous and horrible thing I've seen on this channel. Don't play with microwave parts...

[@lukaslundquist6111]

I'm sure someone over there has a radiac sitting around.

[@Mr.Unacceptable]

Beryllium Oxide is a white colored, crystalline, inorganic compound that emits toxic fumes of beryllium oxides upon heating. The dust is no friend either. Nasty shit.

[@kilgoar]

@33Ddg209Ret7 Possibly they should consider taking this video down because if anyone copied this idea they could really get in super duper double trouble

[@PiezowDimD]

I'm especially worried for the guy that machined theses

[@44WarmocK77]

I love that you can see the separated shock bow in front of the isokinetic lifting body. Since the structural integrity of the lifting body's fuselage managed to survive your accelerator tests so well: I was wondering right from the start if increasing the energy density of the accelerator's flux capacitor would have netted even better effects of the terminal kinetic energy dispersion. Ôo

[@PESx4xEVER]

Haha! I guess you don't have a unit of freedom for angles 3:39 🤣🤣

[@Aaron-ts4fr]

Thank you for being awesome and continuing doing what we all love! Even know KZbin is a total waste of breath when they try to demonetize people for doing things that most people actually enjoy 😉. As for the gallon it’s 3.74 L

[@BlasphemicAtheist]

you aren't doing it right if you ain't doin' it wrong.

[@SavageWhiteBread]

I love this channel, yall are hilariously great and I like the comments too...

[@ac1d_c4ndy10]

9:00 Me being furry trash: OWO, WHATS THIS!?!?

[@philmikehunt7479]

👀

[@bentimmons3363]

Wow had a chuckle at the first minute of this one. Cheers to TAO crew

[@tigokooreman9912]

Ceramic is a level 8 on hardness steel is level 5 so yeah its way harder

[@thatoneguy12ize]

Hardness is a guage of how hard it is to scratch not how hard to break so yeah

[@tigokooreman9912]

b a a material that is harder can not be scratched by a material that is softer

The last shot was really surprising. Thanks for the video.