10 MOST SURPRISING Hydraulic Press Moments
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- 10 MOST SURPRISING Hydraulic Press Moments like broken windows, broken 150 ton hydraulic press, exploding helmet, surprisingly strong items like wisdom tooth and moose bone and other cool press moments from the most viral hydraulic press channel videos!
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And to think… this all started with a bored Finnish engineer trying to beat a simple little paper folding challenge. HPC will always be one of the greatest channels on all of TH-cam. 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
Edit: WOW ty for all the likes!!!
it started with them crushing a golf ball... they did a whole bunch of other stuff before they tried the paper folding challenge
He’s a machinist, much better than engineer
@@nickhunter8707 lmao good one
@@oliverjr-kn2gv Right, but they didn’t really take off until they made the paper fold video. That video got picked up by the almighty algorithm, went viral, and kicked the channel into high gear. That’s when HPC really “started.”
@@Cheeto_Fingerz Paper fold is how I got here years ago.
The amount of force that bone withstood was incredible. Watching it shatter like that made my leg hurt though.
Yet a simple fall can shatter my pelvis
@@Tensen_Tempest just a bad unlucky angle is sometimes all it needs
@@Tensen_Tempest bones can withstand an incredible amount of compressive force, but they break super easy when bent
Yeah its the different types of forces at work. I think you wouldn't need nearly that much power to break it via tension or rotation.
Angle of impact and how evenly the pressure is distributed play huge factors; it's a lot easier to crack an egg than it is to squeeze one until it bursts (good luck on the latter; if you're more or less evenly distributing force, that thing isn't breaking)
"it did it again, but this time it was window next to the window we broke last year"...
... "I think we now need to fix the windows"
Man this had me crying out loud.
Love these guys!
Imagine the neighbors
The teardrop glass has always amazed me. The larger end never breaks, unless you break the tail end which shatters the whole thing
Obviously not "never." lol
I want to see a ballistics dummy in there when it shattered
Prince Rupert's drop, yes. Fascinating how glass can behave so contradictory in one.
@@spreadingthecure Except it is. The breakpoint will always be the tail end. And any damage to the tail end will cause an explosion as the entire thing fragments. Even if only the top end it crushed, the break will still start from the bottom, though if that's due to tension transferring to the breaking point or something else I don't know.
All that glass dust in the air....
The safety glasses actually doing their job impressed me the most. Perfect evidence to prove that you need to wear them, whether you’re a carpenter, engineer, scientist, construction worker, or blacksmith.
Or bored Finnish dude with too much time and a hydraulic press
As a scientist, I definitely prefer and would recommend safety goggles over glasses.
They make you look a little silly, and you get that big red ring on your face for 10 minutes or so if you've been wearing them for over an hour, but the splash/splinter/dust protection is worth it. I even pop on a pair when I'm using a chain saw or dealing with something really dusty like ceiling tiles.
You only get one set of eyes.
Lol they should be standing inside another room behind a concrete wall.
@@RochelleHasTooManyHobbies Wearing that Dr. Robotnik Drip
As someone working in manufacturing, following all the safety guidelines, including protective gear, is essential. The number of times my head has bounced off of something while wearing the bump cap is no joke. Safety first folks.
Levels of Hardness
1,"Pretty Hard"
2,"REALLY HARD"
3,"HOLY SHIT,THIS GOING TO BE BAD"
THANKS!!!
They had the bone at 9400kg pressing down on it. Now if Google is correct that is almost 20700 lbs. Which is definitely Holy Shit levels.
Level 4: "VUT DA FUCK?!"
Höley Shét! His accent really makes it special lol
Level 5: VOI VITTU
That's what she said.
"Don't worry, he has the safety glasses" Started giggling. "Hey it worked!" Dying.
"Let's check the high-speed." Reviving.
"Hey, it wörked!"
To be fair most of the time you aren't as close to the cause of the shrapnel as this so it must be nice and reaffirming to see them working as intended
Dying not dead so yes it did work
Hey you might die, but your eyes will still be safe
That clip of the watermelons safety glasses taking that chunk of metal should be sent out around the world to show people how they help.
That clip would be perfect for teacher use to show to students (or anyone who has to keep a bunch of humans from getting hurt)
Exactly my thoughts.
The standard videos shown to all engineering/workshop students and apprentices for decades, shows safely glasses taking shots from an air rifle, as well as video of a man having metal removed from his eyeball by a surgeon.
Believe it or not, the idea of using video as a safety training tool is several decades old and anyone whose occupation involves using tools where eye injury is a risk has already been educated as part of any legitimate training or apprenticeship.
Go watch Kentucky Ballistics talk about his .50 cal blowing up. They saved his life.
When I was i little kid I had something similar happen, I broke something made of plastic in such a way where an incredibly sharp piece shot out at the speed of a bullet directly towards my eye. I was wearing my glasses on that day, though, so it simply ricocheted off of then
Netflix: are you still watching?
Somebody's daughter: 5:08
No
The safety glasses one at 6:58 was pretty damn cool.
I work in construction as a Commercial/Industrial Electrician and one of the few PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) that I never slack on is wearing safety glasses. I'll admit that sometimes I remove my hardhat to get my head into smaller places or remove my gloves so I can get better grip on tiny hardware, but glasses? I always wear them.
I slacked on safety glasses once because I was just holding a piece of wood for my dad and I had to get a wood splinter removed from my eye in the ER. Fun fact, if you get a splinter in your eye, it still feels like it's in there for days or even weeks after it's removed.
Gloves can be a hazard with some machinery
@@Werevampiwolf I got metal shavings ON my eye before. And that sucked a lot. Can't ever imagine getting something IN my eye
@@nicojokelin5547 Oh I agree. I'm just referring to directly my line of work and what I've experienced. Which doesn't really require big machinery
This needs to be shown as a safety briefing video to everyone who wants to work in a workshop.
Heh, scientist little Washu commenting on this video.
I agree 100%
"Watch this video. See how the machine turns this bone into powder? This is what will happen to you if I EVER see you horsing around the pallet jack again."
Videos of accidents and the protective effects of safety gear have been used in workshop safety training for decades. Funny how many people think they have just invented the idea 🤣.
@@ronald8062 I don’t see anyone claiming it’s a new concept, just that they think this particular video is a good example of why protective gear is important.
Yeah as an example as to why to never put a drill under the hydraulic press... 🤣
Its both interesting and difficult to fathom that bone is capable of sustaining more psi and downward force than a car jackstand. My all time favorite HPC experiment is watching the press cut cards in slow motion.
This cards sounded so much like popcorn too!
The bone has a lot more total cross-section than the jack stand at its weakest points and doesn't have moving parts introducing additional stress and failure points. A solid cylinder is one of the strongest shapes for straight compression, can't say I am surprised. A simple sheet of paper rolled into a tube is surprisingly strong too for how floppy the walls are when you poke them sideways.
@@teardowndan5364 people don’t seem to understand bone is rarely the issue in healthy people. It is incredibly strong, constantly remodels and rebuilds itself (you literally replace your entire skeleton every 7 or so years) and has an incredibly amount of blood supply to speedily repair any damage done to its dense and complex structure. There’s a reason why joint issues are so much more common, the cartilage covering the bones don’t even have their own blood supply and thus heal absurdly slow or not at all
Now THAT is how you cut a deck of cards.
I learned this when Bill Nye demonstrated that comparing it to aircraft aluminum.
"How did he die?"
"A shard of animal bone severed his jugular at Mach 3".
"Um....what?"
"You mean he was going Mach 3 in a vehicle and hit an animal?" "No, the bone fragmented on its own and hit a bystander."
These videos are so wholesome to watch, it’s literally just a bunch of wonderful people answering a curiosity I bet all of us have had before and having a shit ton of fun while doing it, thanks for the great content guys!
Netflix: “Are you still watching?”
Someone daughter: 5:30
this channel is proof of the power of TH-cam, no one would have ever predicted a channel dedicated to crushing things with a hydraulic press would have more than a dozen people who watched and now it has over 3 million subscribers and everyone knows it and has seen at least one video of theirs, who knew a cabbage had that much water in it
03:20 The amazing thing with that Prince Rupert's drop is that you could duplicate the destruction of the press with your bare hands just by snapping off the thinnest part of the tail.
I don't think you can put enough pressure on the bulb part to break it, I've only ever seen the edge of the presses & tools clip the tip of the drop causing it to break. I've seen tungsten press heads indent to the point where the sides hit the tip, but never seen the bulb crushed.
@@taowroland8697 No, the point is that when you break the thinnest part of the tail (which you can do with your hands if you're brave enough), the entire thing implodes into the tiny fragments, just as you see in the video. The press didn't cause that. It just created a point of failure that allowed the internal stresses to be released.
The physics behind those things are really interesting, and it's cool to see it actually illustrated how ridiculously strong they are (not counting the tail).
@@TrueThanny No. The press DID cause that. The explosion from merely snapping the tail wouldn't come close to the energy stored and released by 70 tonnes of force.
@@PeTTs0n88 could you make one as strong with no tail?
So pumped this channel continues and has prevailed for so long! Thank you guys for the content
It wouldn't be possible without you guys watching the videos through all these years!
@@benjurqunov tf?
@@HydraulicPressChannel There are other press channels, but this is The Best.
@@HydraulicPressChannel Lauri, please tell Anni the chat says:
"Hey Anni !" 😃
@@HydraulicPressChannel your neighbors must think some very interesting thoughts about seeing you do all this stuff with your big press
Came for the carnage, stayed for the really good safety glasses demonstration.
7:14 really laughing like a villain knowing nothing but are excited what is happening
1:40 "How many kilos can a bone support before breaking?"
It's over 9000!
Huzzah, a man of quality
But what type of bone was is?
That’s because the bone is vertical, if it was laying down it would be much less force Edit: fixed it to vertical
@@KettuF0X280 *vertical (it's standing on-end)
And, yeah, if it were laying down, the force would be way less. It's kinda like a tree, as it grew, all this force is pressing down in one direction so it has to be strong that way. But turn it 90* and it'd be much easier.
@@DraconicDuelist sorry I get the two mixed up a lot
The pure excitement at the candle worms was palpable!
Big thumbs up for wholesome content!
I loved that moment too, because I went “aaah! 💜” just before the engineers went “aaah! 💙” and it felt like we all got to share that moment of beauty together. 🎉
300th like for you!❤
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ LOL
Wonder if they smelled nice
Strawberry or fresh linen maybe ....mmmmm
They shouted with umlauts
Can we all just acknowledge and appreciate the behind the scenes clean up time required that takes place after all these pressing glory experiments for our entertainment? Thanks HPC for all the fun, and prep/clean up, a true original channel if ever there was one. :)
It’s like 15 minutes of sweeping and vacuuming lol calm down
Wouldn't take more than 30 mins lol
Love to see a (sped-up) video of the cleanup.
@@rjai4890 it'll take a really long time to get the watermelon. Do you think they want a sticky hydraulic press with ants all over the place. They had to clean all the juice up, which got on countless surfaces.
Im sure its just compressed air or pressure cleaner lol
Absolutely one of my favorite channels. The joy that you get from these tests is incredible. Infectious. That last "Holy Shit" after the cards were all cut in half was my favorite.
So, I’m a lab tech and right now I work with a company that samples, tests and designs various mixes of concrete, we cast cylinders of concrete to determine their MPA, KN of force and other leaching and curing experiments in terms of maximal strengths at various times of the hardening process. It’s important to note when doing crush tests such as in this video how the concrete cracks. Typically an X crack means that the concrete is very strong structurally, a cleft crack typically means that there are structural weaknesses and a shear breakage means the concrete was really wet and wasn’t proportioned correctly. The bone in this video could withstand almost a tonne and snapped in an X pattern 10:30 … that’s impressive
Super impressed by the safety glasses protecting the watermelon when that drill bit shattered. Wow! That was one lucky melon! :-)
The drill bit hitting the safety glasses was a 1 in a million shot!
Doubt it. Anything that shoots out from machinery or tools will inevitably search for eyes or any type of glasses.
@@agentpaper8130 this is definitely true😂 out of all the places a spark can go it will always go in my eyes lol
@@RetirementFund750 Yup 😂. I know how that goes.
There have been a few times where stray things have hit my glasses, It's hard to stress enough how important they are even if you think you don't need them
@@RetroPlus I was shown a pair of safety glasses one time with either a dent or a chip in a spot that was covering someones eyes. All I was told was that if they weren't wearing those safety glasses they'd have lost an eye. Since then I've taken them very seriously.
Never knew how a simple stack of paper could explode.
One of the many things learned from watching this channel.
Yeah that was pretty cool. I didn't not expect every page of the second book to just explode outwards.
pressure is magic ;D
i know why michael bay make book explode, it actual make sense now
8:39 The few seconds after during slow motion would make some really delightful sound effects for a horror game.
WOWOW! I love this channel!
That clip of you guys making the candle worms was sooooo, idk how to describe it, so satisfying and euphoric to watch. I literally said the same thing as you folks did when they shot out "Whoaaaaaaa!"
I hope you all are safe when doing these tests. Keep up the amazing content
My favorite part is how much joy these guys get out of it every time.
8:20 "Sir, the confetti cannon is broken!"
HPC: "Get the phonebook!"
0:55 Thats not a Noka 3310, thats a cake!
Ah yes it was merely a cake, I’m sure these people aren’t willing to use a real one.
-read in a moist critikal voice for best experience
The structural integrity of that bone was insane.
Yeah! It is the power of God.
@@suicidesquad7461 no it's not
@@matthewwhiteside4619 bones r not synthetic.
been watching this channel for years and i'll never get bored of watching things get crushed
7:05 "Who'da guessed that the safety glasses worked?" Well, I'm sure that the watermelon appreciated it 😆. Seriously, there's quite a few people out there who didn't wear safety eyewear and regretted it. It's so easy to JUST PUT THEM ON before you use that bench grinder, press, drill, saw, air hose, anything that can accelerate a particle your way. "It's just for a moment". "Too much trouble". "Safety eyewear is uncomfortable". "I'll just duck if something breaks" (no you won't). No excuse is going to make up for that eye injury.
Read about a guy who had a pair of safety glasses on a shelf 3 meters away... but elected to use that bench grinder barefaced. He's now in a permanent, self-induced nightmare of total blindness from that grinding wheel shattering into his face.
Thank you, Lauri, for showing your safety precautions like the safety glasses and blast screens. It's a good and entertaining way to educate folks on just how much force is applied and released from working tools when something breaks or slips.
Without a doubt, the cutting of the playing cards is still one of the most satisfying clips HPC has ever filmed.
The 3 candles one was so unexpectedly beautiful, thanks for everything guys.
“Cabbage smoke, don’t breathe that” that sent me back over a decade, thank you for that reference lmao
the weight vs strenght ratio on that bone is insane, amazing display of natures genius
But that's only in compression. In rotation bones break quite quickly.
The melon in a bone dome was a horrific simulation that every bike rider ought to watch. It's a mental image that could save lives. Great video.
How? Don't put your head under the wheel of a truck? Lmao
@@jazzabighits4473 Licking windows has done you no favours.
But the helmet didn't save him 😢🙏
@@jazzabighits4473 helm hardly helps against something like that but its the small accidents that can leave you drooling for the rest of your life. Just wear a helmet even if it makes u look like a dork.
I got thrown off an electric bike going 15 MPH and landed on my head. I was wearing a helmet and still had a TBI, I probably wouldn't be here if I didn't.
Imagine living next door in that house and random metal stuff are constantly flying towards your house.
3:28 "That's what she said"
@Bubbyfi I hope you're in my dreams.
@Bubbyfi Oh...you know!
@Bubbyfi Taco Tuesday is just around the corner, maybe we could go to iceland?
"öh! Hohley shyiht" is now living rent free in my brain forever. Finnish is definitely a superbly pleasing accent in which to deliver exclamations of surprise.
Her: he’s probably thinking about other women
Him: 0:12
I don't remember but did you ever crushed natural crystals of any kinds, specifically crushing them with lights off and camera focused inside the crystal to spot the light generated inside just before the cracking? I think it would make for a great slowmo video.
RIP windows btw :D
That is a pretty good idea.
Woah! Really? That's so cool. I hope he does it!
Actually you can crush any cristals, even hard candy! Theres a slomo video about that effect where they crush candy with a hammer, I agree it be cool to watch on a larger scale
Actually you can crush any cristals, even hard candy! Theres a slomo video about that effect where they crush candy with a hammer, I agree it be cool to watch on a larger scale
@@Duarte_GB yeah, it has something to do with breaking crystalic bonds of any kinds, this includes hard candy or sugar crystals of any kinds in general
This channel needs one of those super high speed 4k cameras like the slomo guys have so we can watch the cracks travel through the items as they shatter and explode.
I could see a collab tbh, problem is it’s not easy to get your hands on one of thise
It would be so good to see a collaboration with the Slo Mo Guys! I recon those failure moments would be epic in super slow motion! :D
Yes, especially the cards one
They have lots of high speed camera experience themselves, as the Beyond The Press channel reveals.
@@TH-kd1ju I'm sorry my omission of the letter caused you to be unable to parse the intent of my sentiment.
@@mal2ksc Ya I checked it out they're way crazier stuff on that channel. :D
*reckon (so, so sorry)
Just the part where he exclaimed “hOly sHIt that was hard!” Made me laugh
>another window gets broken
>"Vat happened vas..."
ngl, I chuckled.
Who would’ve thought you could crush so many things with the press. Many more years to a great channel.
A wonderful recap. I still remember that four-decked card mayhem as one of the most beautiful things you guys have ever done. Have my like, as always.
The pure joy this guy gets out of blowing shit up with his press 😭💖
i'll be honest, i didn't expect these guys to be finnish, god i am proud people from my country doing this stuff
The shear force on that first one was unbelievable.
That compressive strength test on the bone is awesome.
I love the safety glasses actually being so useful in the one video.
0:50
*stares in great disbelief*
IMPOSSIBLE
"Cabbage smoke, don't breath that"
What a lovely reference to the "Will it blend" channel from back in the day.
"well, that wasn't good, we broke the window from the shop" bro I'm dead lol
Loved the playing card clip at the end. Freaking awesome.
oh yeah, is a fancy way to cut the deck :D
A great variation on '52 card pick-up' :)
Shrapnel 5,000,000 Pick-up 😁
Most satisfying presses
TH-cam would not have been the same without this channel. A lot of fun times.
10:21 Lethargic clapping at your kid's tuba recital. 😄
HPC: *breaks another window*
Window salesmen: 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
I feel like I should be wearing safety glasses just watching this.
The reactions to unexpected outcomes is what I love the most!
3:36 To quote Tom Dickson: "This is glass dust, don't breathe this".
Nothing beats laughter. Laughter is the best medicine.
9:37 "Hey, wanna play 416 card pickup?"
"Don't you mean 52 card pickup?"
*turns on press* "Nope!"
Man, that bronze rod failing in an exact 45 degree shear plane across the axis of force is a mechanical engineer’s wet dream.
5:55 "But don't vurry he-ah has-ah savety classes!" 😂
That may be the best "this is why you wear safety glasses" clip I've ever seen
The end reminds me of when you win a game of solitaire.🤣
combine this with the slo-mo guys, and you have literally the best content on youtube
Don't know why this was suggested to me but I'm glad I clicked on it. It was entertaining to watch
9000kg to break a bone and 70,000kg to break a prince Rupert drop is insanely impressive.
4:17 I absolutely love the Finnish choir 🤣👌
Stuff xxx cc XXL freshman e
Personalities + Know-how+ powerful machines...
Best channel 👍
The laughs and that accent, the reactions...I keep coming back here. Thanks guys!
The TH-cam algorithm always steps up at 3am
Thank you for many years of entertainment!! Will you stream on Twitch again in the future?
I loved those streams!
@@OdinTheUnderwhelming Oh yes they were the highlight of my boring week. I understand why they stopped doing them, too much work and barely worth it.
@@vasilip nice to see the channel potentially gaining popularity again though
I'm not sure how I stumbled into this rabbit hole on youtube... but man this is so hypnotizing I can't stop watching these videos!
Nothing can beat the heavy PRESSure!!
Hands down BEST safety glasses video
that book exploding into thousands of pieces is crazy
The compressive strength of bone is impressive.
It makes sense that they would be stronger against forces from above like gravity, but damn that was a lot of weight
@@nickb1762 The dynamic loading forces on bone can be many multiples of the animal's body weight. A fall even from even a modest height is a real stress test. But yeah that's crazy.
You would be hard pressed to find a better hydraulic press channel.
Also 7:00 is the perfect example as to why those glasses are awesome
1:04 - Damn, it still works!!
first 🍉 : he safe and this is educational
second 🍉 : maniacally laugh
I watched Smarter Everyday's video on the incredible strength of Prince Rupert's Drops, but it was still amazing to see it withstand so much crush strength.
5:44
"Cabbage smoke, don't breathe this"
Glad to see a Will It Blend reference in this day and age.
I loved the cabbage mist and the water melon brains but really liked the playing card it was stunning. I do have a question though was the bone cooked or uncooked as there is a chemical reaction in the cooking of a bone that makes it more brittle?
6:05 Thank god that watermelon was wearing safety glasses!
Every time he does that emphasized "hoooleeee shit!" it always gets me.
Netflix: "Are you still watching"
Someone's daughter: 5:36
4:30 - What happens if those legs were to suddenly _*animate?_ 🥶⁉️
@7:48 it's hillarious until you realize thats your head, under truck tire.
Well not exactly, but similar
Wow your janitor deserves a raise especially after the cabbage, watermelon and 5200 card pickup game
2 guys really brighten up my day: hydraulic press man and rocket man (Bob Maddox). 👏👏😂
I would love to see you press obscure objects into a mould. That would be cool!