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- After watching a cast saw cut through a metal pole in the show Royal Pains, we wondered, "is that accurate?" Cast saws are known to be able to cut through casts but not skin, so could one actually be used to cut through a metal pole? Today we're putting that myth to the test and seeing whether or not it gets busted.
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This explains the “broken wrist” from the previous video. I thought that cast didn’t look like it would be effective for a broken wrist.
Yup, no real broken bones haha
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@@TheKingofRandom My sister had a real broken bone. not for pity. she handled it well.
For viewers at home, don’t get this confused with an angle grinder!
Thank you for warning, someone could have hurt them selves
I used to think it was called an ankle grinder
Or a dremel
I think the Royal Pains people mistook this with an angle grinder....
Yea but angle grinders disc is on the side not top
When i broke my arm and they cut the cast off, the nurse showed me on her palm that it can't cut my skin so i don't think it would be able to cut much.
me too
That’s a logical issue. The skin is flexible and moves with the blade, not being torn or ripped. As you can see in the video, it does more damage to a pipe then to skin, even while skin is more softer. But that last part is the key. It only cuts something which is harder on the outside. Like the Apple, which is very thin but harder on the outside.
When i broke my arm they put it in a synthetic (plastic) cast...yeah bad idea...when the time came to cut it of the metal wheel got so hot that is burned and cut my skin. still got marks from it!
@@xoniq-vr more softer hahaha
When I was young I broke my arm on a swing set, when I went to the dr. to get my cast removed she told me it cant cut me. Part way through removing the cast I said it felt like it was cutting my arm she said it just felt that way cause it was hot from friction and that I was okay... lo and behold once the cast was off I had about an inch and a half long gash in my arm.
Royal Pains: Look, this cast saw can cut a metal pole!
Nate: I call shenanigans. Hold my amazon account, I'm gonna test this.
I don't think what they used on Royal Pains was an oscillating saw. The sparks were flying in only one direction, meaning a rotating blade was used, like an industrial "roto-zip" tool.
This has me dead on the floor
Maybe they were using a bone saw and just said it was a cast saw because someone was told to get a "medical saw", and some do look similar. Some even have rotating blades.
@@Mike_Toulon tkor just do whatever it takes to make the outcome prove their point.
@@benhames5162 I meant the ppl on the TV show, not TKOR
I want to try this at a friend's house. I'll be fine, because it's not my home.
But they'll explode, it's just science
you mean its at a house not at 'home'
Famous last words.
Accidentally brings an angle grinder
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My friend, their house, or my hand?
As someone who wore a lot (and I mean A LOT) of casts when I was a kid, I can attest to this. Cast saws can't cut you.
Guh this agrovates my doc ptsd for I to had allot of casts
I can as well, whenever I needed a new prosthetic for my arm they'd have to make a cast.
I had one leave slight cuts on me. It wouldn't cut me when I put it directly on my skin but when it was cutting the cast I don't know if it was getting pinched or hot or something but it hurt & once the cast was off we could see it had left a red dotted like. Not enough to draw blood but almost. The dots were red raw skin, kinda like when you get a bad scratch.
I’m with Vash, the one cast I had I have a scar where I was cut when the cast came off
@@adambeard4427 It didn't cut my hand when the doctor showed me it wouldn't cut me but it did when removing the cast. Was that the same for you? Were you able to figure out why it cut you?
I went to an autopsy during nursing school. I learned a bone saw only works on bone. The lady tried to scare us by putting it on her hand. Pretty interesting.
Even the heavy duty “construction” version of this tool with blades specifically designed for cutting metal don’t work very well against steel piping like that.
While great for some jobs, i can't imagine one of them cutting anything more than a nail or a small bolt.
As a side note, if you ever burn up (or just wear out) a saw blade, just sharpen that edge into a knife blade. Works amazingly well on rubber and soft plastics, but you have to keep pulling the cut apart. So just bend whatever you're cutting and cut on the 'outside' of said bend.
Down to make of the tool and technique🤙🏼
yeah they do, that's galvanised iron. do you mean actual hardened steel? because fence pipes are soft af
no one:
The Editor: that one part with Nate waggling his finger
omggg seriously
0:10 I used to LOVE that show!!! I watched it from the very first pilot episode, every week. That and Burn Notice.
A doctor once told me that the tools surgeons use for surgery look exactly like the hammers, drills and saws you can buy at Home Depot. The biggest difference is the brand name and price tag.
"Osteotome" = chisel
"Scalpel" = Olfa knife
Steel punch = the same steel punch but 75% cheaper (a steel punch is a hole puncher for thick metal plating eg. 3/4in steel plates)
@@shootymcshootfacekoff7972 Why would a surgeon need a punch capable of putting a hole in a 3/4" steel plate? He's not building a ship.
@@jjohnston94 same reason they got modified dremal tools to put holes into bone that can’t be drilled into easily
I'm just imagining someone coming into the studio while you're holding the saw against your hand/arm and shouting "What in the world are you doing???"
I love how despite being in a work site, the only tool available was a cast saw...
I have never been this early before, you should do more myth busting scenes from movies and tv shows
Wow, watching that balloon not pop with a blade tearing at it is amazing
Ha finally an explanation for Nate’s “broken wrist” in a previous video 😂
Welp I spent my entire life thinking doctors were just SUPER careful not to cut skin once they got through the cast...
Try cooking food with hand warmers that only need to cook at the temperate that the hand warmers are able to get to.
omg fk yaa
Nate was willing to cut himself for the sake of this experiment. which shows his courage and braveness to us.
1:36 - SO COOL! That is awesome.
I had a cast once from a freak roller rink accident. My arm was twisted around like I had 2 left hands, real bizarre.
random but interesting. Fits right in
Ok that’s nasty
@@uh-ohstinky6204 Sorry if that was too descriptive. It was a long time ago when I was little. I recovered completely and my arm is stronger than ever.
These are the type of random videos we want to see!! Keep up the great work.
This is a really cool myth-busting video!
hypoth: nbc sees this vid: "uhh yeah that may or may not have been cgi..." tkor: Lets try it out!!
“Don’t try this at home”...welp time to head to my shed of stupidity
Yep lol
Lmao...I love this!!!!
Yep I have my backyard for that
What other odd power tools do you want to see tested??
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I always enjoy when the likes views and comments are just crazy
Like 1 minute old video with 3 day old pinned comment?
I never realized that I always wondered about this!
Thanks, TKOR!
This took me way too long to realize that this was NOT intended for cutting open a mold
when i was having my cast removed one time this thing did actually cut my arm no one believed me until the whole cast was off and i was bleeding onto the floor
Same thing happened to me. It was about 30 years ago and I am pretty sure the saw was spinning not vibrating .
Heat can cause this to happen, I hear.
Jokes on him I didn’t try it at home, I tried it at the doctors office
I had surgery and I was HORRIFIED!! So the doctor took the saw, and turned it on on my hand. I was like GOODBYE HAND but all it really did was move
When I was younger I had a cast on and was freaked out at the thought of a saw near my cast so the doctor showed me it actually can't cut you. The let me touch the blade and touched themselves with it while it was on to prove it is harmless
This video just made me realize that, up until now, I never knew how they cut casts off.
For everyone out there that doesn't know it is nothing more than a multi-tool. The Harder it is and the less it can move the easier it will cut that is why it can't cut thou skin it is too soft and moves too much.
Yep, a $4000 Fein Multi-master.
I would like to see how this performs against an oscillating tool. I would like to know what the differences are between them since they do a similar thing.
I second that motion
Yeah, ive cut 3/4" plywood with a sonic saw and it worked fine, probably vibarates alot quicker though.
I liked this Mythbusting video. Would love to see more of Mythbusting other things in movies
ANOTHER GREAT UPLOAD!
A cast saw is just a slowed down version of a multi tool oscillator. My Dewalt cuts through everything.
You got that backwards actually. You multi tool oscillator is a modified and improved version of a cast saw. The cast saw came out in the mid 1940s, while the first variation "Master Tool" (The Fein Multimaster RS) came out over 40 years later in the late 1980s. The speed of a cast saw is optimized for cutting plaster and fiberglass and they only come with blades optimized for cutting those materials. Multi Tools/Master Tools/Oscillating Saws have variable speed motors so that they can be dialed in to the proper speed range for the blade used and materiel being cut.
Wow ! You just see a lot of people especially kids at ease. Thank you.
Tv science: exists
Nate: and I took that personally
It's quite amazing someone figured out the application for this.
More movie/show myths please
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Such a simple idea for a video made so long yet I stayed for the whole jawn
Oh wow! That is so comforting!
Note to self, if aliens ever attack us let's hope they only use oscillating melee weapons.
I always wondered how they managed to cut the cast, but not also slice through you like butter. Now that the answer has been revealed it seems so obvious, but things are always obvious in hindsight. Great video.
Thank you brother for this knowledge
when i was little, getting a cast off, the doctor told me "i only cut 2 people this month" now i know it can't do it -.-
in the short clip of the show that you had in the video, the 'fence pipe' looks more like EMT conduit to me, which can be easily cut with the same simple non/motorized pipe cutter you use to cut copper pipe, but is also strong and cheap and you should get some and build stuff. Probably the best strength to cost ratio in the entire hardware store.
Saw VS Balloon is surprisingly fascinating, almost hypnotic.
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I am really scared of casts because of the blade but this was really encouraging .
Love your videos
5:27 A great accidental side by side comparison of cast vs skin cutability
“Sounds like nonsense but I wanted to test so I got a cast cutting saw” I love him😂😂
I tried this at home now I have to type stuff with my nose
If by "one of the doctors" you mean Divya, then yes :P
TKOR is the last place I'd expect to see something about Royal Pains lol
tkor is probably a more popular show, i never even heard of royal pains
Hey The King Of Random I would love to see you try out the corded Rigid oscillating saw which is also know as a multi tool
They make a full rotating one for metal , looks similar, I always called it a “wiz wheel”
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great video helped me better understand the magic scientific truth of the cast saw. I had a cast on my wrist when I was in high school and was fearfully fascinated with them ever sense
They make a tool that works just the same at hardware stores. Got one at Harbor freight for $20.
This's very interesting!👍
Hey The King Of Random did you know when you go to the hardware stores you can buy different blades for that tool
Thank you Nate !!!! :)
I recently had a cast and found the cast saw really cool lol
The video where you tried cutting with silk and paper was pretty cool. It is amazing paper can actually cut when spinning fast enough.
Also, I think he should try cutting through dry ice someday.
I believe the TV show modified an angle grinder to look like an angle grinder & made a blade that looks like a cast saw blade but has deeper teeth.
It's also hollywood, so there's the possibility that not only were they using a disguised material (ie, it looked like it was metal but it was actually PVC or some other softer-but-rigid material painted to look like metal) but also some visual affects were added in post (ie, it's a metal tube and cutting metal generally creates sparks so they painted in sparks to help sell the metallicity).
I also love how the person in the show is "cutting" and throwing the "sparks" into the other girls eyeballs like 3 inches away
A long time ago, I was helping out with finishing a mock up for the Paris Air Show. We were trimming glassfibre mouldings to fit. I was holding one of the moldings and the fitter was using a windy oscillating saw to cut it. I felt the saw blade cut through my fingers and nearly passed out. The fitters noticed and asked what was wrong? I said the saw cut me. He laughed and grabbed my hand there was a white line across my fingers, glassfibre dust. The saw hadn't even broke the skin. With the hardness of the glassfibre and the noise of the saw, I was convinced that I had been seriously injured. The shock reaction lasted several minutes and I was somewhat embarrassed but relieved that I still had my fingers.
Please make a whole dinner spread with the cast saw
(cutting stake or chicken or ribs and the cutting of potatoes or carrots or other foods)
The old cast saws in the early 90's would get the cast hot and even slightly have a burning feeling to the skin. Sometimes leaving a red line. They wrap the area better with cotton now also.
I've repair the medical saws shown in the show and their blades is pretty similar to the ones you used no carbide tip on those
It would cut through the steel pipe with the correct blade and speed (variable speed ones are a thing for a reason) - but it would probably take more time than the show offered. You are correct, it would not throw sparks.
Now I know why Nate was wearing a cast in the past few videos
Very dedicated nate )
Independent variable: What you cut with the saw
Dependent variable: How it cute
Controlled variable: The saw
*cut
Sorry I had too
@@therandomnobody3407 No. It's important if the saw is cute or not
As a construction worker we use a tool similar to this what you have will cut through metal if you had the right blade. Apparently the one they were using did in fact spin that is the only way your getting sparks. Maybe what they were using was an outdated cast cutting saw before they switched to the oscillating saw.
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These they used was more like a Dremel where it does constant rotation the guard on it is what stops it from going into the arm instead of the motion because the specific cast saw they used can also cut through metal braced casts
Can it cut through ferrocerium?
😂😂🤣
I know of a lot of normal tools that work off the same principal of cutting with vibration
Kids with dad's rotary tool be like: Nate's T-Shirt.
This was epic!
Interesting work with the tool, needs precision and focus to cut even better.
Cast supplies... check a farm and feed type of store. Usually in the livestock care section
You can get cast supplies at an art store... Its just plaster and bandages so visit a discount store for the bandages.
Welp now I won't be that scared to get a cast anymore before I thought they use like an angle grinder to rip it off
Tkor just do whatever it takes to prove their point, the saw used in the show was just called a medical saw, probably a bone saw.
They do make diamon tipped cast saw blades. That would give it the hardness needed to cut the metal, though I don't know if it would be enough
A nurse came at me with one of these machine tools when opening a cast on my arm. Didnt know it wouldnt cut you so was like "EEEEEe!!!!!"
The sound of the cast being cut gave me PTSD
Just sounds like construction work
Here's a fun idea. So diffusers that you put water in and some essential oils, right? What if you just fill up the diffuser with essential oil, or other liquids like soda or milk or wine and see how it smells and how it works. I'd be interested in seeing that.
In the show Royal Pains they might of used something like a Dremel tool and just said it was a cast saw. I use my Dremel tool weekly to cut things, and when cutting metal it always sparks. The short bit that was shown , it looked like "the Tool" had a spark guard on it
its basically the same thing as a multitool people use in house remodeling and sometimes for other stuff, i have one i use to cut small peices of wood and plastic stuff, like i cut out a hole in my cars dashboard for a stereo with one, they can cut nails and screws very easily too with correct blades
Real relief!!