Did you ever see the real clip the Simpsons were referencing? th-cam.com/video/LBPeKADIrIc/w-d-xo.html Mini documentary about the guy: th-cam.com/video/BqApQEC51bE/w-d-xo.html
I love how when Lauri asks "Hey Anni, what do you think is going to happen?" And Anni responds with some funny remark and Lauri just looks at her for a moment with a look that is like and then says "Right. Well, I don't think so." It's like a classic comedy routine.
@@Beyondthepress True, but the difference in this case is that the piston isn't hitting the frame, which is moving with the cylinder. In this case, the piston is "free". Why not make a video revisiting the idea? Film the piston against a background with marks on it so you can determine its speed the way the Mythbusters used to do.
Cody's lab has also done an experiment on this a while back with a miniature cannon. The energy going into the pallets would just have gone into the earth instead so it doesnt make a difference.
@@bobafruti Just a joke, I think my typical build quality and solutions correspond about the image that people have about russian equipment and solutions :D
Lot of people asking "how high?" and "how far?" If it gets the lucky 30m/s and there is no wind resistance the highest it can go is ~45m and the furthest ~91m. Add in air resistance and those drop a lot. You are loosing a heck of a lot of energy through the cylinder moving. If it only moves at 1/4 the muzzle speed of the piston them you loose nearly half the energy... Although momentum is the important value here.
I like to think that when this TH-cam channel started they just started filming their normal weekend activities and this is just what life has always been like for Anni and Lauri.
How about pulling the airbag and impact sensor out, and extending the wires. Then mount the airbag on something with the sensor right in front of it. With the wires extended, and connected to the car still, the sensor should trigger the airbag when hit by the ram.
A large part of what makes your guys videos great is your laughs! The genuine fun and glee that can be heard in your laughter!! It's great that you share it with the world!! Thank you :)
Punchinator 5M vs as many different types of door as you can get your hands on. Car door, bedroom door, fire door, front door, safety door, garage door... Maybe try and convince your nearest door manufacturer to let you test their products... . . . Great stuff. Keep up the good work.
A blade on the end of the piston would be awesome to see in slow motion as it shreds through things. Keep up the great work I love watching all your videos.
The piston doesn't have any seal rings on it so a fair bit of pressure escapes around it before the piston moves. If you were to grease the piston lightly, the grease should act as a weak gas seal and reduce friction in the cylinder allowing more pressure to build behind the piston to push it out even harder. Also, a lot of energy (33-50% I'd guess) is lost because the cylinder isn't very secure. The pressure in the cylinder is pushing the cylinder rearward in equal proportion as it's working to push the piston forward. If you secure the cylinder so that it cannot move backward so much, the piston will launch with much more energy. A solenoid actuated gas valve could also help as it will allow for a more sudden release of the gas into the cylinder rather than the ball-valve which is actually rather slow to release the gas into the cylinder. The shear-pin is an interesting idea, but I'm skeptical of its necessity in a horizontal launch.
Actually It doesnt matter, due to newtons second law. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. The energy you see going into the cannon here would just have gone into the earth if the cannon was bolted down as firmly as possible. I believe Cody's Lab has done an experiment on this where he shot a miniature cannon both bolted down and allowing it to move, it didnt make a difference in projectile speed
@@stanhilt1912 That's true, but if the cannon were held down, the projectile would be inside the barrel for longer and would experience the air pressure for a longer time, thus making it go faster. Same effect as lengthening the barrel would have.
@@jvcrules I honestly wouldn't know about that, on the one hand it would seem that way, but on the other hand Cody's data shows that it didn't matter. I'm no physicist but I could ask around at my uni when the current pandemic is over
Energetics product designer: "Research shows nobody can punch harder than 5000 newtons" Energetics CEO (on crack): "make it handle five million newtons, or you're fired"
Too much comments, but still you may read it Lauri: drill a hole in the piston and put a GoPro in it! Also you may try to put a bit of oil in the cylinder. It acts as a sealing.
There are a few comments about adding a single point or blade to the business end of the piston. I was thinking several thick points like from the old Spikenator. Maybe interchangeable plate attachments with all those options would work, so you could try each against similar targets. I think seeing a single spike, single slicer blade, and multiple spikes hitting stuff like a watermelon or pineapple would be great.
You should secure contracts with sports equipment suppliers in Finland and test their stuff! Would be fun to watch and make you some money! The ad youtube shows next to the video is also on topic. It shows a aluminium stepladder, a hazelnut wood paravent and a children playhouse made of colourful plastics. All stuff you could test with the machine.
When that bag went up-and-over, I couldn't help but think of some of the old Looney Tunes that used to play when I was a kid. Anytime someone was on a swing-set, they'd inevitably get pushed so hard that the swing either launched whoever was riding it, or it wrapped around the beam over the top and tangled the character in it.
Kuusi, Viisi, Neljä, Kolme, Kaksi...boom, bang, or run! I think the base of the air cannon flipping absorbed quite a bit of energy of the piston leaving the cannon. If it were better secured the piston may have removed the punching bag from its attachment. Maybe try shooting the piston at a plate that has explosives behind it. With the right timing the plate could be sent into the front of the piston in midair. And just maybe you would have an explosive weld between the two. Very difficult to be sure. You guys rock!
I didn't think it would destroy the punching bag completely as the bag and projectile have similar masses and the projectile isn't moving that fast (it has tons of energy and momentum, of course, but it's moving at a reasonable speed.) Also, the bag was free to swing, which allowed it to slide back as it was hit. That said, I can't believe it didn't even really tear the bag.
- shoot that piston across frozen lake and see how far it goes... - put the smashinator straight up on the ground and see how high the piston goes - mount it on some sort of vehicle and break open some "bank" doors with that thing - on a 45°angle and trying hitting things like a mortar, as aready mentioned by others - place log pieces in a triangle, put a bowling ball in front of it an play bowling - .... just a few of ideas of mine
For better Performance: The Air hose should be as short as possible to reduce flow resistance and the Cannon should be as heavy as possible to reduce recoil. I think the easiest way is to remove the Air hose completely and mount the Air Tank directly to the Valve.
Another awesome video! I have a suggestion, that you should anchor the smashinator machine, so it transfers more force to the target rather than accelerating backwards!
it occurs to me that in this setup, the smashinator is basically a pneumatic cannon. which means you have to go one step further and shoot the punching bag with an actual cannon.
The problem is that the barrel is moving backwards faster than the projectile is. It isn't so much as the projectile is leaving the barrel as the barrel is moving out from underneath of it. That means its momentum is the limiting factor in the force imparted to the projectile. It you can make the barrel more stationary, or heavier than the projectile, you will maximize the acceleration and energy of of the projectile.
Hi guys. I have 2 suggestions. 1. Shoot it straight up in the air and see how high you can make it go. 2. Cast a balled fist or a boxing glove out of a resilient metal and weld it to the front of the hammer.
Once upon a time, during the early days of this channel, you guys did a bunch of air cannon videos. I think it may be time to revisit this With all the lessons you've learned from the Smashinator, perhaps it is time to design a new air cannon based on that design, with a specialized projectile made for getting maximum distance.
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I’ve said it before, if you hear someone counting backwards in Finnish, run.
if you heard the kolme, kaksi, and yksi ... youre too late
Or hit the deck!
Check your bearings first, to know which way!
I would love to see two Smashinators pointed so they can be fired at the same time and squash things between the pistons firing at each other.
I have something like this already planned but just with bit smaller bore
@@Beyondthepress Can't wait to see! Thank you.
@@Beyondthepress smashinator vs dynamite or put go pro on piston and fire piston as far as possible at 33 degrees
@@smcle9 Or try a few angles, Somebody suggested 43 degrees
THIS!!! SO MUCH THISSSSS!!!!!
You should aim it 45 degrees up and see how far it will fly. Also, do something with "mortar challenge", try to hit targets.
We've made a fire and made a truss out of scaffolding tubes, then aim one high and drop a paslode gas cylinder down it then poooomp watch it fly 😂 😂
at 25 m/s that be around 60 metres .
So, a pneumatic cannon?
I like the way you think, m'dude.
Also once at level. Preferably in same video to show the difference.
“This so exciting and stupid”. I love it.
👍❤👍
Took that hit like Homer Simpson taking a cannonball to the gut.
LOL I thought the same thing while I was watching it.
Did you ever see the real clip the Simpsons were referencing? th-cam.com/video/LBPeKADIrIc/w-d-xo.html
Mini documentary about the guy:
th-cam.com/video/BqApQEC51bE/w-d-xo.html
That's also the episode with Smashing Pumpkins.
@@freeman2399 Homer Simpson: Smiling Politely.
The resemblance is uncanny, If only the bag was yellow with a white (?) shirt and blue pants.
I hope Energetics appreciates this valuable quality control on their punching bags.
Talk about a perfect product endorsement right?
No kidding!
“Don’t try this at home”
**puts crushinator 5,000,000 back in shed**
I love how when Lauri asks "Hey Anni, what do you think is going to happen?" And Anni responds with some funny remark and Lauri just looks at her for a moment with a look that is like and then says "Right. Well, I don't think so." It's like a classic comedy routine.
😂😂😂
Next time tie the cylinder to the trees or wathever you have.
A good chunk of energy was lost throwing the pallets backward.
That won't waste too much of energy. I have made video about the issue couple years ago on this channel
@@Beyondthepress True, but the difference in this case is that the piston isn't hitting the frame, which is moving with the cylinder. In this case, the piston is "free". Why not make a video revisiting the idea? Film the piston against a background with marks on it so you can determine its speed the way the Mythbusters used to do.
It seems like the only way to resolve this is to put wheels under the pallets and see how far the barrel rolls vs how far the piston travels.
Cody's lab has also done an experiment on this a while back with a miniature cannon. The energy going into the pallets would just have gone into the earth instead so it doesnt make a difference.
@@stanhilt1912 I would like to see it mounted to say a bulldozer. I think something that is immovable would increase the power.
This is like the new Mythbusters:)
I would say that this is Mythbusters Russia edition :D
Beyond the press Russia? Wait a minute...🤔🤔🤔
@@bobafruti Just a joke, I think my typical build quality and solutions correspond about the image that people have about russian equipment and solutions :D
@@Beyondthepress Yeah, those Russians... 🙄
Without the myth.
other things to punch: cars, trees, waterbottles...
1000 liter plastic water tank would be nicer to see... those are huge enough that they might actually flex instead of shattering immediatelly...
... ballistic dummy with detailed organs and bones.
asking for a friend
Peoole who organise gatherings during the lockdown
wooden house wall
doors
safes
concrete wall
brick wall
Bank vault, that's how you monetize your videos. :)
You two Fins are part of my daily watch!! Love this channel as well as the HPC. Keep it up!!!!
I'd love to see this tested on a skeleton in ballistic gelatin.
Didn't the Mythbusters do that already? Hmm, I'm not really sure...🤔
@@perpetualbystander4516 They did a lot of stuff with ballistic gelatin.
Or on bulletproof vest!
"It will keel" -Doug M.
Like the kind on the Forged in Fire show. "It wheell smash"
Maybe shoot it at a piece of blast shield, or maybe we call it Smash Shield for that one.💪
I like that idea !
Yesss 🤜🏽
The brand of the bag: "Energetics" is perfect to describe most of the activities of this channel, not to mention Anni and Lauri AND their laughs. 👍💪😎
"Don't try anything like this at home ever."
Yeah. As if I own a punching bag.
So you own an Pneumatic punch machine but not the punching bag?
@@zengrath Of course! doesn't everyone?
@@zengrath That's the joke.
What if you have the punching bag, but don't have trees, or frozen lake - are lamp posts OK?
How I think these videos are conceived:
:"Gee Brain, what are we gonna do tonight?"
"The same thing we do every night Lauri, try to abuse physics!"
They also read audience suggestions
Have to say that your experiment really packs a punch!
That's some high quality punching bag, we got there!
That thing will withstand a lifetime of training sessions
I really like, and know many others will also like, the creative new uses you are finding for our old friend the Smashinator. 👍🤛💪😀
Lot of people asking "how high?" and "how far?" If it gets the lucky 30m/s and there is no wind resistance the highest it can go is ~45m and the furthest ~91m. Add in air resistance and those drop a lot.
You are loosing a heck of a lot of energy through the cylinder moving. If it only moves at 1/4 the muzzle speed of the piston them you loose nearly half the energy... Although momentum is the important value here.
I would like to see if shot straight up, how far up in the air it would go!
add some rifling to the barrel and a gopro at the tip of the projectile.
31.87m when it does 25m/sec and 45.9m when it does 30m/sec
I kinda knew that the stack of pallets would throw backward. Really like what it did to the punching bag.
Next time, they should brace it so to minimize loss of force.
UndagroundSound Productions and add the grease inside
Another UPLIFTING video from Beyond the Press. Thanks again. 👍
"This is knock-out machine, not standing up machine." LOL
I like to think that when this TH-cam channel started they just started filming their normal weekend activities and this is just what life has always been like for Anni and Lauri.
Anni had a blog before the TH-cam success. It wasn't quite as crazy but they had probably equal amount of fun back then as well. 😄
Pretty good.
Don’t pick a fight with Anni, she is a trained professional with killer punches.
Mayhem expert. 😁
Yeah, the shot was manipulated: it wasn't the projectile that made the bag do nearly 3 rounds.
Great advertising for the strength of the punching bag & chains/strops.
Amazing video! Get some old car tyres, car doors and all sorts of items to be punched
Yeah i was thinking car tires too
The craziness this couple comes up with is top notch!
I would like to see this against a car - can you get the airbag to come out.
No doubt. As long as the key is in the Accessory or On position and it hits where the airbag sensor is, it'll blow.
Testing it against an airbag would be interesting.
How about pulling the airbag and impact sensor out, and extending the wires. Then mount the airbag on something with the sensor right in front of it. With the wires extended, and connected to the car still, the sensor should trigger the airbag when hit by the ram.
A large part of what makes your guys videos great is your laughs! The genuine fun and glee that can be heard in your laughter!! It's great that you share it with the world!! Thank you :)
Now I'm curious, can you suspend some non-Newtonian fluid in a container, and punch a hole through it with the smash-inator?
genius
Based on similar things I've seen, it would probably just shatter. :-(
I love the idea of the Knockout Machine 5 000 000, I hope you do more videos with it!
She’s wearing Van Halen’s guitar !
Yep, that was my first thought on seeing those leggings too.
The laughter was the best medicine! Thank you!
2 and a Half Loop Di Loos! That sounds like the name of a cute children's song!
And the Smashinator itself did a Prrriiti Guud backwards somersault. 🤸♂️
I rate it 🌲/5. 👍
Or a heavy metal band name!
Love the camera work and editing in this one guys :) Looks so good!
In this set up, you could *add a "pointy tip" to the "projectile".*
Punchinator 5M vs as many different types of door as you can get your hands on.
Car door, bedroom door, fire door, front door, safety door, garage door...
Maybe try and convince your nearest door manufacturer to let you test their products...
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Great stuff. Keep up the good work.
please One Punch more thingsTo Lauri or Anni: when you do, please yell "ONE PUUUUUUUUUUUUUNCH"
The best part of this video is Anni's reaction!
pretty guuuuud video 👍
I love the way Finish translates to English! Reminds me of my old friend Jussi!
I can't try it at home, I would never have exercise equipment.
A blade on the end of the piston would be awesome to see in slow motion as it shreds through things. Keep up the great work I love watching all your videos.
That was awesome! Try shooting through a shed or other small building!
The piston doesn't have any seal rings on it so a fair bit of pressure escapes around it before the piston moves. If you were to grease the piston lightly, the grease should act as a weak gas seal and reduce friction in the cylinder allowing more pressure to build behind the piston to push it out even harder. Also, a lot of energy (33-50% I'd guess) is lost because the cylinder isn't very secure. The pressure in the cylinder is pushing the cylinder rearward in equal proportion as it's working to push the piston forward. If you secure the cylinder so that it cannot move backward so much, the piston will launch with much more energy. A solenoid actuated gas valve could also help as it will allow for a more sudden release of the gas into the cylinder rather than the ball-valve which is actually rather slow to release the gas into the cylinder. The shear-pin is an interesting idea, but I'm skeptical of its necessity in a horizontal launch.
Just turn a groove on the OD and put a O ring in. 💥
For Sale: Gently used punching bag
The best part is the tow of you laughing. :) Great video.
you could have tied the cylinder to the trees. this would give more energy to the pistion.
Actually It doesnt matter, due to newtons second law. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. The energy you see going into the cannon here would just have gone into the earth if the cannon was bolted down as firmly as possible. I believe Cody's Lab has done an experiment on this where he shot a miniature cannon both bolted down and allowing it to move, it didnt make a difference in projectile speed
@@stanhilt1912 That's true, but if the cannon were held down, the projectile would be inside the barrel for longer and would experience the air pressure for a longer time, thus making it go faster. Same effect as lengthening the barrel would have.
@@jvcrules I honestly wouldn't know about that, on the one hand it would seem that way, but on the other hand Cody's data shows that it didn't matter. I'm no physicist but I could ask around at my uni when the current pandemic is over
Sure f=ma for cannon c and ball b, mc.ac = mb.ab but f is not fixed.
If the cannonball doesn't move, the pressure increases until the barrel explodes.
Nope. Newton 2.
Great video! I am subscribed to all of your channels and there is always great content. Thanks for all your guy's hard work!
*Don't worry, I'm not trying this at home... but in the forest like you 😎*
Energetics product designer: "Research shows nobody can punch harder than 5000 newtons"
Energetics CEO (on crack): "make it handle five million newtons, or you're fired"
Ok I’m one minute into the video and my first thought is how far would that slug go if you just pointed it without anything in front of it?
The video cutting was really good and interesting on this ione!
Few years ago you said that you are getting bigger press. How many years does it take to get it?
LOL that is so true
Thank yall for the always great content!!!!
Anni be like "Do you even lift, bro?"
Too much comments, but still you may read it Lauri: drill a hole in the piston and put a GoPro in it! Also you may try to put a bit of oil in the cylinder. It acts as a sealing.
Can I get one to break into my neighbors room who constantly disturbs my study.
I declare that i almost wet myself laughing so hard. Love you guys. I dont care what kind of mayhem you create. Im all for it. Thanks!
Mike Tyson had the hardest punch
5,000,000: hold my air
I was amazed how much the bag bent in half more than how much it spun! Pretty good! 👍
I just can't imagine that any other TH-camr's have as much fun as you guys do, seriously! I know I enjoy it right along with you!
There are a few comments about adding a single point or blade to the business end of the piston. I was thinking several thick points like from the old Spikenator. Maybe interchangeable plate attachments with all those options would work, so you could try each against similar targets. I think seeing a single spike, single slicer blade, and multiple spikes hitting stuff like a watermelon or pineapple would be great.
You should secure contracts with sports equipment suppliers in Finland and test their stuff! Would be fun to watch and make you some money! The ad youtube shows next to the video is also on topic. It shows a aluminium stepladder, a hazelnut wood paravent and a children playhouse made of colourful plastics. All stuff you could test with the machine.
When that bag went up-and-over, I couldn't help but think of some of the old Looney Tunes that used to play when I was a kid. Anytime someone was on a swing-set, they'd inevitably get pushed so hard that the swing either launched whoever was riding it, or it wrapped around the beam over the top and tangled the character in it.
I love you guys ! From Washington State in the United states
Have you created the "Bas Rutten Liver-Shot Machine"? Lol. Superb video guys, thank you for sharing
You should offer this footage to the manufacturer of the punching bag. It held up really well.
If you ever move to Canada, I'd love to have folks like you two as neighbors.
Them laughing together was gold
Kuusi, Viisi, Neljä, Kolme, Kaksi...boom, bang, or run! I think the base of the air cannon flipping absorbed quite a bit of energy of the piston leaving the cannon. If it were better secured the piston may have removed the punching bag from its attachment.
Maybe try shooting the piston at a plate that has explosives behind it. With the right timing the plate could be sent into the front of the piston in midair. And just maybe you would have an explosive weld between the two. Very difficult to be sure.
You guys rock!
My ideas.....A car door, several sheets of plywood, and one for distance.
I didn't think it would destroy the punching bag completely as the bag and projectile have similar masses and the projectile isn't moving that fast (it has tons of energy and momentum, of course, but it's moving at a reasonable speed.) Also, the bag was free to swing, which allowed it to slide back as it was hit. That said, I can't believe it didn't even really tear the bag.
Find someone else who finds things as crazy and silly as you do and marry them. Well done you two, well done.
Annie has way too much fun! Laurie, I think you should be worried 😂
- shoot that piston across frozen lake and see how far it goes...
- put the smashinator straight up on the ground and see how high the piston goes
- mount it on some sort of vehicle and break open some "bank" doors with that thing
- on a 45°angle and trying hitting things like a mortar, as aready mentioned by others
- place log pieces in a triangle, put a bowling ball in front of it an play bowling
- ....
just a few of ideas of mine
Thanks to you guys, I'm now hooked on Tyrkisk Peber. I buy it from Finland on Amazon!
That punching bag manufacturer should use this video in advertising.
This requires a punching glove tool head. A new era of punched items.
2 punching bag loops! That was amazing.
🥊Stupidly Awesome!🥊
For better Performance:
The Air hose should be as short as possible to reduce flow resistance and the Cannon should be as heavy as possible to reduce recoil.
I think the easiest way is to remove the Air hose completely and mount the Air Tank directly to the Valve.
Another awesome video!
I have a suggestion, that you should anchor the smashinator machine, so it transfers more force to the target rather than accelerating backwards!
it occurs to me that in this setup, the smashinator is basically a pneumatic cannon. which means you have to go one step further and shoot the punching bag with an actual cannon.
I love this channel iv been binge watching beyond the press and HPC for days I would like to see more cars destroyed and more of the cat 😂❤️
I was lol at 4:10 and I don't know why. Felt good though. Thanx for the chuckle.
Too funny ! Hello from across the pond. California, USA. HOPE ALL IS WELL
The Eddie Van Halen leggings RULE!
The problem is that the barrel is moving backwards faster than the projectile is. It isn't so much as the projectile is leaving the barrel as the barrel is moving out from underneath of it. That means its momentum is the limiting factor in the force imparted to the projectile. It you can make the barrel more stationary, or heavier than the projectile, you will maximize the acceleration and energy of of the projectile.
That was brilliant, had me laughing my ass off 😅
Great video! You should try just how far or how high it will fly when there is nothing to smash 😆
Anni I love the Eddie Van Halen's guitar tights!
I liked the cinematography on this one
I want an extended version of that intro to rock out in my car to.
Hi guys. I have 2 suggestions. 1. Shoot it straight up in the air and see how high you can make it go. 2. Cast a balled fist or a boxing glove out of a resilient metal and weld it to the front of the hammer.
Once upon a time, during the early days of this channel, you guys did a bunch of air cannon videos. I think it may be time to revisit this
With all the lessons you've learned from the Smashinator, perhaps it is time to design a new air cannon based on that design, with a specialized projectile made for getting maximum distance.
That punching bag was stronger than expected! You should put it in the hydraulic press and find out exactly how strong.