You should wear a hard hat and some eye protection. That rig is so sketchy. A large metal object falling from the ceiling terrifies me just watching on screen as well for the nails.
You know, you have channels that actually scientifically test things like Project Farm with carefully crafted tests. Then we have Tyler where we all consider it a win if he survives and doesn't try to eat the glue.
Yup he does like the everyday run of the mill person would....use what ever you have on hand....pick it up look at it and say" yup that will work"...lol
@@SandF3DPrinting Followed by the WORST video ever where Tyler’s editor (if he has one) puts out a sad explainer video that Tyler died in the garage collapse. :(
The E8000 i think is typically used to glue phone screens or glass phone backs, so it doesn't need to be especially strong and that's also why the needle point is there
Actally it is a very, very strong glue. It needs to be. You wouldn’t want your phone falling apart. It needs to hold on very tight, the tolerances are microscopic in the mobile industry. It is very similar to b7000 which is an industry leader in the electronics repair business, the jewlery industry, etc. It might not work as well for wood (absorbed?) but it works great on glass, metal, plastics. My suggestion to Tyler is to test these types of glues.
Yea i use E8000 at work, im a phone technician. Its practically a rubbery glue. not very strong , but is good for gluing the back on phones. Mostly used for iPad homebuttons. Not used to glue glass on screens. That glue is called LOCA, and it only works under uv light.
Yea and even besides that people will be way more likely to buy something cheaper, or in some cases as I've seen, actually for "free" when the shipping actually makes the overall cost the same or more than a similar product.
@@donovanbradshaw5323 he was a diesel mechanic for like 7 years dude... He quit his job once this channel took off and made more money off TH-cam than his job.
The “shipping” price isn’t how much it actually costs to ship. Probably a couple bucks to ship and they pocket the rest. Shady and probably violates FTC rules.
The reasons for pricing it like that are many: 1. To show up first in a search sorting lowest to highest price. If they priced it as $10 cost + free shipping it would show up in the middle of price sorting. 2. To make a return pointless. If the company only refunds the original price and not shipping then they only pay a few cents refund. They get to keep the "shipping" cost and the returned item. Shady af. 3. Psychological effect. It "looks" like the cheapest one and therefore the best deal because the "price" is incredibly low. People tend to ignore shipping as part of the product price. Its how Wish operates in general and Tyler did it several times, its basically the premise of this video. There were probably "cheaper" glues if shipping was taken into account. 4. Amazon seller fees are based on price not shipping so they are using this loophole to avoid paying fees as well as taxes.
@@tommyxx55 if you have something that eats a hole into your cement garage floor its not going to look good and it would cost a lot to replace the whole slab
@smmmokin come on, be real, you think superglue is going to eat through cement? Also I was just saying you said it could not be replaced but it can actually be replaced a lot cheaper than the table, all it takes is cutting the effected area out with a grinder in a square and mix some cement up and put it in and level it off.
E8000 High performance: Concentration / Viscosity 3200mpa’s Self leveling Adhesive with High Elasticity for Smartphone, Tablet, Electronic Components, Jewelry,
@@TheFeltmeister You are welcome , just in case some viewers didn’t know why this glue was crap, it has a specific use . Why does it bother you? Did you loose anything by reading the comment ?
I work at an electronic repair shop, and we actually use this stuff (not exact brand, but same none-the-less) to adhere iphone back glasses to the backs
very smart idea to use a sledge hammer (which usely are decently heavy) that is meant for breaking things like concrete, to pull a rope that may snap, causing the sledge hammer which is over your head to crash straight down with a lot of force. also, pully may be just as bad. i agree with other comments, atleast buy a construction hat and safety glasses, or atleast buy a bicycle helmet. something to protect your head from objects that could easily flatten it.
You should employ some sort of ratcheting crank system for pully system, it would be much easier for you to 'pull' on the pullies. Great video, MORE GLUE!
Every single video, Tyler does something that gives me anxiety. This time, it was his MacGyver'd metal blocks with the nails. What if a nail snapped first and part of it went shooting at him??
This is why we are here. It would not be the same with "safety" lol, That and Tyler has worked construction and your life is in way more danger on a daily basis doing that.
The scale fell because every action has an equal and opposite reaction. You pulling the cord for the pully was causing the half attached to the floor, to pull down on the half attached to the rafters. Causing the top half to want to pull back upwards with the same amount of force that you were pulling with. When they separated the opposite reaction took place and all that energy recoiled back upwards with enough force to lift the hook from whatever it was hooked on. 😁
And thats why you normally have a safety latch on your crane hook or lifting equipment. If it really fails it doesn't fly around the whole room killing someone..
Might be wrong, cause the weird E8000 straight up looks like it has no instructions, but it kinda looks like it's contact cement, seeing that it wasn't even dry when you took it apart. I believe you're supposed to coat both surfaces, let both dry, and then stick them together. Like the glue cobblers use.
My man has his whole pulley system recoil and fall on top of him and then whenever he thinks the next glue is going to generate more force he adds nails to the mix 🤣
they make money because the shipping costs are lower than what they state. so the item would normally cost probably $5 + shipping and handling (which is usually $5 - $20). they do this to game the system and make their products show first when sorted low to high.
Yeah... I was really hoping he was being facetious with that. It's pretty obvious and people do it a lot. If you find a great deal on something from another seller, look at the shipping... you're probably more than making up for the price when you take that into account. He can't seriously think it costs $10 to ship a tube of glue... I hope.
My sister has this super cheap nail glue, it was $5 for 5 bottles, free Amazon shipping. My Fitbit broke, where the wristband no longer snapped into the watch. I slathered it in that nail glue and glued it back together, curious to see how long it would last. I figured maybe a week. It's been six months now. I'm like dang, people put that on their nails???
@@kathi16323 I attest to this, I used nail glue to fix the part of my headset that holds the ear cuff on, worked like a charm right until the bitter end.
That's a good deal for her. Nail glue is generally cyanoacrylate, aka "super glue". But not all cyanoacrylate is equal. And the don't all adhere to certain plastics. I bought a 12 pack of original "Super Glue", not to be confused with OG "Crazy Glue". It was like $8, prime shipping. It's the GOAT.
Did you rough up the metal with sandpaper before glueing them? I feel like that would have a more accurate test result because the glue would have better grip.
@@Bournefort Big T can't be bothered to get that scientific, that's ProjectFarms job. Tyler is here as slightly comparable, but with a higher entertainment value. Would be his agent/10 👍
@@Bournefort he did this awhile back and showed that the sanded material indeed holds much better than unsanded. Guess he just didn't care for this one lol
As far as really cheap items with really high shipping cost: 1. The slam factor. People will go ahead and buy the really cheap item ignoring the shipping cost, which is way beyond the actual cost of shipping. The seller pockets most of the shipping charge. 2. Refund cheats. You pay ten cents plus ten dollars shipping. As above, most of the shipping charge is actually pocketed by the seller. Dissatisfied customer demands refund. Refund issued: ten cents. Shipping charges are non-refundable.
Would totally recommend getting a hand crank instead of breaking a sweat and using a sledge hammer. They’re fairly cheap and so a great job for that application. Also love your videos like this.
I dont think you added much leverage with that sledgehammer you mainly saved your hands from the rope should have tied the rope at the center of the handle
I kind if wanted to see a baseline cause idk if 300 pounds for a super glue is really strong, average or weak so if he used just generic dollar store super glue or a common every day use super glue as a base(epoxy as well since he has that) then we would know more about the strength.
Something a lot of people don't realize is that when done correctly, the joint created by gluing two pieces of wood together is (should be) stronger than the wood itself
If you roughen the surface of the blocks with sandpaper before applying the glue, especially the metal ones, the glue would probably hold MUCH stronger than a smooth surface. Many glues need a rough surface to adhere to correctly.
Here's one for you. And it benefits your channel! Test low cost climbing ropes and cordage. You want to look for "static" line and rope. Your Paracord stretches a lot, a static cord with higher tensile shouldn't stretch as much, giving you better results
might not wanna put almost 600lbs of tension on nails right next to your head/body, sure things prob wont go wrong - but if it did it probably wouldn't fit youtubes guidelines lol be like getting shot by a crossbow bolt
I agree that on metal blocks some kind of chain would be a good upgrade. Also something to aid in pulling the scale. Maybe some of those weights you used back in the day. Some kind of ratchet pull system maybe.
the E glue, we use the E7000 at work as a glue to use during phone repairs. its black too. works ok, not strong but the gel helps hold stuff down but not be hard
How in the hell you don't have a missing eye, fingers, etc. is entirely due to the universe smiling down upon you and showering you with gentle luck. The whole testing rig with you being part of it so close was bad enough, but FFS dude... using NAILS as a *free floating* hanging rod - during a kinetic failure test?! Holy shit dood. Love your content... I just hope you live long enough to make more. XD
Tyler could I make a couple suggestions bud? 1. Invest in either an electric hoist winch or ratcheting manual crank winch aka ‘come-along’ 2. Do a small bit of research prior to filming. This way you don’t come across as too novice when you say things like “it has a strong ‘chemical smell’. Instead of saying I can really smell the ‘solvent vapor ’. Anyways- appreciate your entertainment. Cheers bro.
Re do the e8000 i use it at work for automotive and it works great i use it more of a sealer then a glue but it takes forever to fully dry let it sit over night.
Safety goggles? Nah. Actual shoes instead of sandals? Nope. Why bother when you're messing with small items that can become projectiles? What could possibly go wrong?
Next time for the metal repair epoxy try ruffing up the mating surfaces of the blocks and then apply the epoxy. It should help the metal blocks bond a bit better.
I run a cell phone repair store we use e8000 to hold down screens if we can’t make a seal. It holds screens down really well and keeps it removable if it ever breaks again.
Before you put those two pieces of metal blocks together you should have took sandpaper to each side to roughen it up to create groove so it can Bond better, or even like a file cuz that's how you're supposed to do it whenever you're using two pieces of metal together it creates grooves therefore creating a better Bond
I was really worried about the metal repair epoxy because if it had the same effect of the first glue and sent the scale down it would send two giant sharp nails around your room but fortunately that didn’t happen
You really should invest in some kind of automatic winch or crank so you don't have to try to strain yourself so much. It would make these types of test much easier and also more consistent. Just a suggestion. Keep up the great work.
Just thought you might like to know...2 things that make super glue setup in minutes is baking soda on one side of item you are glueing. The other is actually for porus materials, use water on one side and uoer glue on the other side! I have had superior glue jobs done with the baking soda.
Super glues or CA glues (cyanoacrylate) are VERY strong, but very brittle. This test showed exactly what CA glues are best at...not being pulled directly apart. However since they are brittle where they tend to fail easily is when applying force left to right or side to side. I believe that E8000 glue is a knockoff of E6000 glue. E6000 is a clear flexible epoxy glue (another brand is called GOOP glue). They tend to work well against side to side force since they are flexible, but fail when pulled apart directly. Different glues for different jobs.
Hey boss, next time you want to use a pulley system try this. Put a 2x6 or larger about 6' on the floor, tie your taught line to that about 24" from the floor. Each step up that ramp will add tons of weight and you're not even straining.
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the nails part was so sketch, at least wear eye protection
How sharp do you think you can sharpen those glues?
You should wear a hard hat and some eye protection. That rig is so sketchy. A large metal object falling from the ceiling terrifies me just watching on screen as well for the nails.
tyler can you pls send a link to glue #1 and the epoxy ?
You should probably wear a helmet when pulling on the rope like that with a sledgehammer.
You know, you have channels that actually scientifically test things like Project Farm with carefully crafted tests. Then we have Tyler where we all consider it a win if he survives and doesn't try to eat the glue.
LMFAO
I can say that Epoxy tastes like dying. 1/10 but 2/10 with rice as the rice dilutes the taste.
@@FauxFaFox Can confirm. It's no Elmers School Paste that's for sure
Yup he does like the everyday run of the mill person would....use what ever you have on hand....pick it up look at it and say" yup that will work"...lol
@@FauxFaFox You made me laugh so hard
I love how unfazed you are every time the heavy metal scale narrowly misses landing on your head
He just didn’t care that it even landed on his arm
He secretly enjoys it its the real reason. He dies these tests
Especially after turning his setup into a spring-loaded hand grenade with the nails lol
Tyler: "Theres something cracking and i dont kn-" *Garage caves in*
That would be the best video ever
@@SandF3DPrinting Followed by the WORST video ever where Tyler’s editor (if he has one) puts out a sad explainer video that Tyler died in the garage collapse. :(
I DIED reading this xD
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Tyler’s garage is held together with flex glue, it will last forever.
The E8000 i think is typically used to glue phone screens or glass phone backs, so it doesn't need to be especially strong and that's also why the needle point is there
Actally it is a very, very strong glue. It needs to be. You wouldn’t want your phone falling apart. It needs to hold on very tight, the tolerances are microscopic in the mobile industry. It is very similar to b7000 which is an industry leader in the electronics repair business, the jewlery industry, etc. It might not work as well for wood (absorbed?) but it works great on glass, metal, plastics. My suggestion to Tyler is to test these types of glues.
I use to use e6000 on swimming pool equipment. Usually to glue in multiport gaskets. If they are similar it would probably work better in plastic
Yea i use E8000 at work, im a phone technician. Its practically a rubbery glue. not very strong , but is good for gluing the back on phones. Mostly used for iPad homebuttons. Not used to glue glass on screens. That glue is called LOCA, and it only works under uv light.
I tried the e6000 on jewelry. Lots of people claimed great success with it. Not me.
Also crafts
I think the prices are done this way so that if you return it, you only get back a penny, and they keep the “shipping” price.
Yea and even besides that people will be way more likely to buy something cheaper, or in some cases as I've seen, actually for "free" when the shipping actually makes the overall cost the same or more than a similar product.
It also makes these products show up higher on the list when someone sorts by price.
Yeah it's a scam.
Don't forget that the seller only gets charged a fee based on the item price not the shipping cost
But what if you buy 1000x Glue for 0.01$ and sell it for 1$ each? you still have to pay for shipping only once?!
You should create an amazon series of testing and trying different amazon products
Why
I will do this
He literally already does this
Nah he should make one where he tests products from Wish!
He should do one where he leaves things in jars for a month too
Tyler's Safety Tip: If your cord is snapping, use nails as an alternative mounting point, what could possibily go wrong?
I know!! Wow lucky. Safety glasses bro and something not pointy next time 🤙🤙🤙
This almost could’ve been a scene in a final destination movie
I expected Tyler to come back and say "Alright, so its been 2 weeks and i forgot about the test items"
Wouldn't surprise me. Dudes lucky he has a TH-cam channel because you can tell he wasn't successful in a normal working world.
@@donovanbradshaw5323 You do realize that he works another job. He's a diesel mechanic.
@@ChrisToe_Fur he was, he isn't anymore.
@@donovanbradshaw5323 he was a diesel mechanic for like 7 years dude... He quit his job once this channel took off and made more money off TH-cam than his job.
@@rowdy5.9L I know this
The “shipping” price isn’t how much it actually costs to ship. Probably a couple bucks to ship and they pocket the rest. Shady and probably violates FTC rules.
Lots of stuff on E-bay is listed that way as well.
That's why they ship from out of country
@@HotShot-qy1gx possibly but the FTC isn’t going to waste resources on small time Amazon sellers so could also be within the US.
The "handling" part is malleable.
The reasons for pricing it like that are many:
1. To show up first in a search sorting lowest to highest price. If they priced it as $10 cost + free shipping it would show up in the middle of price sorting.
2. To make a return pointless. If the company only refunds the original price and not shipping then they only pay a few cents refund. They get to keep the "shipping" cost and the returned item. Shady af.
3. Psychological effect. It "looks" like the cheapest one and therefore the best deal because the "price" is incredibly low. People tend to ignore shipping as part of the product price. Its how Wish operates in general and Tyler did it several times, its basically the premise of this video. There were probably "cheaper" glues if shipping was taken into account.
4. Amazon seller fees are based on price not shipping so they are using this loophole to avoid paying fees as well as taxes.
Let it drip on the cement floor that cannot be replaced. How dare these products destroy Tylers table :)
They still make cement.... It can be replaced..... Damn millennials lool
@@tommyxx55 if you have something that eats a hole into your cement garage floor its not going to look good and it would cost a lot to replace the whole slab
@smmmokin come on, be real, you think superglue is going to eat through cement? Also I was just saying you said it could not be replaced but it can actually be replaced a lot cheaper than the table, all it takes is cutting the effected area out with a grinder in a square and mix some cement up and put it in and level it off.
@@tommyxx55 you dont need that much acidity to eat cement, if it is there for a while it will etch into the smoothed out garage cement
@Quantainium C ohh yea you're right, I forgot superglue Dosent harden lol
E8000
High performance: Concentration / Viscosity 3200mpa’s Self leveling Adhesive with High Elasticity for Smartphone, Tablet, Electronic Components, Jewelry,
Thanks know it all
@@TheFeltmeister You are welcome , just in case some viewers didn’t know why this glue was crap, it has a specific use . Why does it bother you? Did you loose anything by reading the comment ?
Seems legit
I use it for that
I work at an electronic repair shop, and we actually use this stuff (not exact brand, but same none-the-less) to adhere iphone back glasses to the backs
As a safety professional and a huge fan, I have to say thank you... people like you keep me in a job
The 2 first glues are now 7 and 8 dollarsrs on Amazon. Thanks Tyler raising the prices on stuff with your reviews
The moment you said nails, and I saw what was going on, I was scared for your life.
@@freecomet unless a friend decided to uploaded it as a last request tyler made
fyi, the E8000 glue is a uv setting glue, this is why you got 5 pounds, its glue made for sticking phone glass to the screens
very smart idea to use a sledge hammer (which usely are decently heavy) that is meant for breaking things like concrete, to pull a rope that may snap, causing the sledge hammer which is over your head to crash straight down with a lot of force. also, pully may be just as bad.
i agree with other comments, atleast buy a construction hat and safety glasses, or atleast buy a bicycle helmet.
something to protect your head from objects that could easily flatten it.
You should employ some sort of ratcheting crank system for pully system, it would be much easier for you to 'pull' on the pullies. Great video, MORE GLUE!
Every single video, Tyler does something that gives me anxiety.
This time, it was his MacGyver'd metal blocks with the nails. What if a nail snapped first and part of it went shooting at him??
Steel nails don`t snap ;) , also the paracord would fail first . but yea :)) there is a chance of smth going wrong there .
This is why we are here. It would not be the same with "safety" lol, That and Tyler has worked construction and your life is in way more danger on a daily basis doing that.
@@alexandrudaniel2678 I never said my anxiety was justified lol just seemed precarious
He started sliding around at some point and I looked down and he straight up had socks and slides on
at least safety glasses
"Something is doing something" most definitely should be on a TylerTube Tshirt 😂😂😂. Damn, that's funny😂😂👍.
The scale fell because every action has an equal and opposite reaction. You pulling the cord for the pully was causing the half attached to the floor, to pull down on the half attached to the rafters. Causing the top half to want to pull back upwards with the same amount of force that you were pulling with. When they separated the opposite reaction took place and all that energy recoiled back upwards with enough force to lift the hook from whatever it was hooked on. 😁
And thats why you normally have a safety latch on your crane hook or lifting equipment. If it really fails it doesn't fly around the whole room killing someone..
@@FireGodSpeed lol Yeah. I was thinking, why doesn't he tie it on or something?
Might be wrong, cause the weird E8000 straight up looks like it has no instructions, but it kinda looks like it's contact cement, seeing that it wasn't even dry when you took it apart. I believe you're supposed to coat both surfaces, let both dry, and then stick them together. Like the glue cobblers use.
Back the the roots with testing adhesives. I dig it.
My man has his whole pulley system recoil and fall on top of him and then whenever he thinks the next glue is going to generate more force he adds nails to the mix 🤣
they make money because the shipping costs are lower than what they state. so the item would normally cost probably $5 + shipping and handling (which is usually $5 - $20). they do this to game the system and make their products show first when sorted low to high.
its so they pay amazon the smallest percent to sell on there store while pocketing more profits.
Yeah... I was really hoping he was being facetious with that. It's pretty obvious and people do it a lot. If you find a great deal on something from another seller, look at the shipping... you're probably more than making up for the price when you take that into account. He can't seriously think it costs $10 to ship a tube of glue... I hope.
Yeah but in America do to one the consumer acts it is illegal
i do the same thing with my used buttplugs
Love the concept of this one, testing various types of items at the lowest amazon price. Really good video man!
6:46 watching you pull a sledge hammer towards your head, comic genius 😂
My sister has this super cheap nail glue, it was $5 for 5 bottles, free Amazon shipping. My Fitbit broke, where the wristband no longer snapped into the watch. I slathered it in that nail glue and glued it back together, curious to see how long it would last. I figured maybe a week. It's been six months now. I'm like dang, people put that on their nails???
Most nail glue is a "super glue" in disguise....that is why it is holding so well
@@kathi16323 I attest to this, I used nail glue to fix the part of my headset that holds the ear cuff on, worked like a charm right until the bitter end.
That's a good deal for her. Nail glue is generally cyanoacrylate, aka "super glue". But not all cyanoacrylate is equal. And the don't all adhere to certain plastics. I bought a 12 pack of original "Super Glue", not to be confused with OG "Crazy Glue". It was like $8, prime shipping. It's the GOAT.
Did you rough up the metal with sandpaper before glueing them? I feel like that would have a more accurate test result because the glue would have better grip.
Same exact thought went through my mind. A comparison between the sanded and raw metal would be interesting.
@@Bournefort Big T can't be bothered to get that scientific, that's ProjectFarms job. Tyler is here as slightly comparable, but with a higher entertainment value.
Would be his agent/10 👍
@@Bournefort he did this awhile back and showed that the sanded material indeed holds much better than unsanded. Guess he just didn't care for this one lol
@@Bournefort Project Farm compared prepped and not prepped surfaces for glues
You should repair Gary with the cheapest items you can find
The reason they sell them like that is to avoid Amazon taking a larger part of the profit
Was I the only one expecting that rig to come down on his head?
Nope
I was more expecting him to get a splinter in the eye.
I was waiting for the roof to come down on him lol
As far as really cheap items with really high shipping cost:
1. The slam factor. People will go ahead and buy the really cheap item ignoring the shipping cost, which is way beyond the actual cost of shipping. The seller pockets most of the shipping charge.
2. Refund cheats. You pay ten cents plus ten dollars shipping. As above, most of the shipping charge is actually pocketed by the seller. Dissatisfied customer demands refund. Refund issued: ten cents. Shipping charges are non-refundable.
Would totally recommend getting a hand crank instead of breaking a sweat and using a sledge hammer. They’re fairly cheap and so a great job for that application. Also love your videos like this.
I dont think you added much leverage with that sledgehammer you mainly saved your hands from the rope should have tied the rope at the center of the handle
Please do more glue videos I love these!
Ahh a video like the old times. I love these lol
I first discovered this channel when you were making glue videos all the time! It’s great to see it make a comeback!
Mix those glues together to see how strong they are. Also, it would probably help if you had a ratchet strap to pull on the rope.
He tried something similar before, the glue becomes weaker mixed together.
I kind if wanted to see a baseline cause idk if 300 pounds for a super glue is really strong, average or weak so if he used just generic dollar store super glue or a common every day use super glue as a base(epoxy as well since he has that) then we would know more about the strength.
please wear safety protection!! i literally sit here like 😬 every time i watch your videos 😂
and i just got to the part with the nails....bro! 😂😂 goggles! something!!
PPE is very important
He doesn’t believe in those things 💁🏽
@Joseph Wallace I didn’t wanna say it but at least you did
@Joseph Wallace 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
Something a lot of people don't realize is that when done correctly, the joint created by gluing two pieces of wood together is (should be) stronger than the wood itself
This wasn't dangerous enough, let's add nails as projectiles then get eye level with them with no eye protection!
Tyler's luck will eventually run out with his stunts.
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That's why we love Tyler! He puts his life on the line for experiments!!!
I read the title as "I TASTED the cheapest glue on Amazon"
If you roughen the surface of the blocks with sandpaper before applying the glue, especially the metal ones, the glue would probably hold MUCH stronger than a smooth surface. Many glues need a rough surface to adhere to correctly.
Tyler: Sad about getting glue on the table
Table: literally a piece of plywood 😂
Yeah, yeah I know lumber prices are stupid high..
lumber prices arent that high anymore.
Hell yeah a glue video!!!!
Ahh yes long time viewers will know this is Tyler basically going back to his roots! Great video, love the content!
“Somethin is doin somethin” - Tyler 2021
Here's one for you. And it benefits your channel!
Test low cost climbing ropes and cordage.
You want to look for "static" line and rope. Your Paracord stretches a lot, a static cord with higher tensile shouldn't stretch as much, giving you better results
13:34 after it falls he goes "oh it fell apart". When I'm over here like bro you almost got knocked tf out by a pulley system, or broken knee
might not wanna put almost 600lbs of tension on nails right next to your head/body, sure things prob wont go wrong - but if it did it probably wouldn't fit youtubes guidelines lol be like getting shot by a crossbow bolt
YES! glue testing videos, that's the pickle I'm here for!
Nobody:
Tyler: I will make the 1000 video about glue
Nobody:
Everyone: I love glue
AHH yes a return to the OG tylertube videos!!!!
Man i love this channel, You almost get hit by a crane scale and your excited the blocks came apart
As someone who rock climbs I instantly saw the paracord wrapped through the sharp ends of the metal and knew
"I don't even know where the block is", right as I'm looking at it on the floor... HOW DID YOU MISS THAT? 🤣🤣🤣
I love this guy!
I agree that on metal blocks some kind of chain would be a good upgrade. Also something to aid in pulling the scale. Maybe some of those weights you used back in the day. Some kind of ratchet pull system maybe.
10:36 R.I.P lungs 2007-2021
Cause of death: wheeze
The pully set up just slowly dropping behind him @ 11:00 had me dead 😂
Great old school video
Hey love your channel!! Can u do a video of these exact products but the expensive version to test the difference?
Tyler going back to his Glue Sniffing days
the E glue, we use the E7000 at work as a glue to use during phone repairs. its black too. works ok, not strong but the gel helps hold stuff down but not be hard
The description of that glue in the box sounds like what they'd call it on Wish
I bitch about glues, Tyler makes another glue video. The world is safe again. Thank you, Tyler.
Giant nails? I love this channel. I’d also love to keep watching you with both eyeballs. Be safe!
Yesssss, I missed your old flex tape and glue videos
10:41 that reaction made me lauch sooo much HAHAHA
FYI the "universal super glue"(with the red cap) is $0.01 so less than a cent.
This was a very fun episode, love all your videos!
Hahahahahah your face at 10:42 your stunned look of amazement! 😂
The look on your face Tyler when it pop loose at 5 pounds was a Kodak moment if I ever seen one
How in the hell you don't have a missing eye, fingers, etc. is entirely due to the universe smiling down upon you and showering you with gentle luck. The whole testing rig with you being part of it so close was bad enough, but FFS dude... using NAILS as a *free floating* hanging rod - during a kinetic failure test?! Holy shit dood. Love your content... I just hope you live long enough to make more. XD
do more of these product testing videos
Tyler could I make a couple suggestions bud?
1. Invest in either an electric hoist winch or ratcheting manual crank winch aka ‘come-along’
2. Do a small bit of research prior to filming. This way you don’t come across as too novice when you say things like “it has a strong ‘chemical smell’. Instead of saying I can really smell the ‘solvent vapor ’.
Anyways- appreciate your entertainment. Cheers bro.
Re do the e8000 i use it at work for automotive and it works great i use it more of a sealer then a glue but it takes forever to fully dry let it sit over night.
Safety goggles? Nah. Actual shoes instead of sandals? Nope. Why bother when you're messing with small items that can become projectiles?
What could possibly go wrong?
Lets put over 580 pounds of force on some nails that are right at face level! There is no way for that to go wrong.
Question. How many times can someone say 'like' in a video?..
Tyler: 'Hold my beer'
'I CANNOT STOP WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS, TYLER!!'
Someone's got a crush on Tyler
@@crazyentertainment4842 AND?? What if I do?? XD
Next time for the metal repair epoxy try ruffing up the mating surfaces of the blocks and then apply the epoxy. It should help the metal blocks bond a bit better.
Tyler is a glue smell aficionado, least surprising thing in this video
Tyler: “I was in the glue section” reason I come to this channel😂😂😂
I run a cell phone repair store we use e8000 to hold down screens if we can’t make a seal. It holds screens down really well and keeps it removable if it ever breaks again.
I love this channel. Tyler is awesome … however very often I ask myself how is this man still alive or at the very least not missing an eye lol
I love how you have a complete disregard for your safety. Like if me and my friends were trying something. Keep it up.
Loving all the vids and the variety of content. Keep it up
1:14 LOL the famous Amazon Manderinglish (Or Chinglish). see so much of that working there on these cheap direct from China products.
Before you put those two pieces of metal blocks together you should have took sandpaper to each side to roughen it up to create groove so it can Bond better, or even like a file cuz that's how you're supposed to do it whenever you're using two pieces of metal together it creates grooves therefore creating a better Bond
I was really worried about the metal repair epoxy because if it had the same effect of the first glue and sent the scale down it would send two giant sharp nails around your room but fortunately that didn’t happen
You really should invest in some kind of automatic winch or crank so you don't have to try to strain yourself so much. It would make these types of test much easier and also more consistent. Just a suggestion. Keep up the great work.
Just thought you might like to know...2 things that make super glue setup in minutes is baking soda on one side of item you are glueing. The other is actually for porus materials, use water on one side and uoer glue on the other side! I have had superior glue jobs done with the baking soda.
The face shield that you tested some time ago, would be a great addition to the hardhead that you didn't wear either.
"It smells like its gunna work good" - TylerTube 2021
I love the crickets in the backround
Super glues or CA glues (cyanoacrylate) are VERY strong, but very brittle. This test showed exactly what CA glues are best at...not being pulled directly apart. However since they are brittle where they tend to fail easily is when applying force left to right or side to side. I believe that E8000 glue is a knockoff of E6000 glue. E6000 is a clear flexible epoxy glue (another brand is called GOOP glue). They tend to work well against side to side force since they are flexible, but fail when pulled apart directly. Different glues for different jobs.
I use E6000 on 3d prints and other plastics. Works flawlessly
Hey boss, next time you want to use a pulley system try this.
Put a 2x6 or larger about 6' on the floor, tie your taught line to that about 24" from the floor. Each step up that ramp will add tons of weight and you're not even straining.
The E8000 glue is for mobile phone repairs - fitting back glass, displays etc. It needs around 24h to dry
I love these style of videos
That sound you said the glue was making when it was drying could possibly be the exothermic reaction of the glue.