World's Lightest Bat For Guaranteed Homeruns
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We went and got balsa wood and made the world's lightest bat for guaranteed homeruns! Really all the hard work paid off!
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Hey you did a bad job on this bat Subscribed
nobody responds to this comment because everyone agrees with it, except for me and readi, we needed to point out the obvious.
@@ihatemyneighbour226 you did a good job
@@ihatemyneighbour226 lol
"what if we tried to hit a baseball with pieces of organic styrofoam held together with pencils"
Well when you put it that way….
😂😂😂😂😂👆
Is that really how light balsa wood is? That it's comparable to styrofoam?
@@randomnpc445 especially light basla wood is nearly as light as typical styrofoam, but it was hyperbole. Balsa is closer to styrofoam than woods like oak though.
@@randomnpc445 Yeah. Go visit your local craft shop and see for yourself! Also, while you're there, get a model plane to build out of the wood! 😁👍🏻
Ironically, I was watching woodworking videos immediately prior to this one. The contrast was ... amazing.
Thank you?
@@WaterjetChannel doves are insulted by your dovetails. But I still like you
Something that Waterjet Chanell never did, apparently ...
I know, I took a double credit in wood working, this was definitely a contrast.
@@jwalster9412 I mean, I get it, it's clearly ment as an entertainig video which it is, but I was aleso courious to see how a properly made bat from that type of wood would perform. And even if they couldn't find one proper piece of wood from which to make the bat at least put a bit of efford to give it as much chances as possible to make a bat that could be used/tested at least a couple of times.
I would've been shocked if that bat didn't do exactly what you showed when you used it.
"8 oz...but for those of you who do drugs, 225 grams."
Favorite quote from this video LOL
If you’re not counting in ounces then you’re just not doing enough drugs. Yet. Give it time
Can't believe this shop lacks basic bar tools, like a bar clamp.
that's it, get in the waterjet
What he said ^^
@@WaterjetChannel how are you gonna keep me in the water jet? You ain’t got any basic tools like a bar clamp to hold me down.
@@wesleysmith7410 they got plumbers tape and self tappers though.
Or a lathe, right??!!
I love when you guys make random stuff in such a ghetto way. No proper tools, osha and A LOT of just fucking around and having fun with the boys in the warehouse.
These kinds of videos have become my favorite type to watch from you guys so please keep em comin!
that's the point, casual shenanigans
carbon fibre layer will bring the real bat out of this masterpiece...
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That shelf shot at the end is great. Keep doing that.
Every new episode this channel uploads feels more and more like a HowToBasic episode.
With a waterjet.
That is a frankly terrifying revelation
If they start throwing eggs around it might be time to back away...
Do you guys do EVERYTHING the hardest way possible? You know you can order Balsa online in any size/shape you want? Subscribed
Woah. The bat went further than the ball.
This was my favorite video I’ve seen in a while hahaha
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You should make the same exact thing, but just put a 3/8" oak dowel through the whole thing so it doesn't explode.
I'm halfway through the video and anxiously anticipating seeing how many pitches this balsa wood bat actually survives.
Mariano Rivera made a career out of breaking normal bats and making it look easy. You're all obviously God tier athletic specimens, so I bet you make it look even easier and I can't see this bat surviving more than a single decent swing with contact.
but can you make it lighter and stronger? Like make it out of carbon fibre, fill it with foam or something.
or a hollow carbon fiber
@@randomlaserturret3171 i don't think you understand how carbon fiber works. It would just shatter
The foam would absorb some of energy of the impact so maybe not
love how the ball managed to crush and break the bat all at the same time
How destructive would that bat be if you fired it out of your air cannon?
The obvious way to go is to make the next bat hollow, that would be even lighter, it would be a Pinger, not a Dinger though.
When doing the glue-up, you could have glued all edge-grain to edge-grain by staggering the lengths of the pieces being glued. If you want a light bat that doesn't break so easily, you might also try a balsa core.
Right in the sweet spot baby. Good hit. Carbon fiber rod insert perhaps?
I like how it didn't break at the weak connection point. No, the dowel you used to connect it was so much stronger than the bat, that it broke at the ends of the dowel glued inside.
broke at the glue joints no one could have possibly seen that coming
Wow.
You guys are absolutely terrible builders.
I love it. I need more.
I expect a "DIY entertainment center build.(Wrong answers only)" video or something similar shortly.
the wood is really terrible
I love all the memes you guys add in the videos, especially the spongebob ones.
7:20 Being included feels so nice 🙂 thank you sir
The second you said what wood you would use I knew the outcome but I couldn’t stop watching! Good stuff!
A real feat of engineering and amazing skills were combined for this video
Love the videos guys!!! More videos!
3:47 this moment cracks me up every time
Lol
you know these guys were the smart and chill group in highschool
Glad to see you guys again
This is for the whole CREW.
your field engineering skills are superb .
This deserves a redo with a full piece
Lots of effort and time into this bat. I'm subbed!
Me the whole time: "yeah that's going to snap in two"
Welp, I was wrong. It snapped in three!
That's exactly why I expected to happen with the dovetails and pencil LOL
That was so ridiculous.
Thank you.
He said, "And for those of you that do drugs"😂😂
I love this kind of content it’s the best I’ve seen in a while!!!
That was exactly the outcome I was expecting
The editing is getting a lot better, this was fun to watch
Water jet wood turning. That's satisfying
this channel has come a long way
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Unlike the bat, this video was a masterpiece.
I would love to see you guys use the lightest wood that actually has some strength and then do the heaviest wood and see which one does better
Nice homerun!
Lmao the end of the video 😂
The next video better be a bat made out of a solid piece of balsa - else riot.
Yay Saturday uploads!!!
Man, this was an ultimate video.
And that's why bats are made as one whole piece.
A dowel down the center of the bat might have worked better than a pencil.
result would be the same. see what happens when you use a dowel as a bat
I saw this coming when you said balsa wood, then had to dovetail it together.
Still, awesome video. Awesome idea. I'd like to see it done with a full piece of balsa. It'll still fly apart, but I bet it sends the ball farther.
Or try it with pine or cedar. Normal bats are made with Ash or other similar wood.
Pretty much what I expected.
you did the hypothetical thing that secret base joked about in their "One simple rule inspired a full-on heist because that's baseball" video
Love the ding right on the D in Dingers.
this was like watching a bunch of patricks from spongebob make something. i know at some point during filming someone said "yeah i hope it breaks in the waterjet so the video will be longer"...to play an add
COMPLETELY saw that coming
3:15 My "fun first safety second" motto has been vindicated!
That ended perfectly
The no comment ending while they are putting the dinger up on the shelf is great
5:40 we all imagined this when you saw a pencil next to sandpaper
The scale part 😂😂😂
Pro tip: avoid dove tail joints by staggering your glue joints
can you stabilize balsa wood in resin and a vacuum chamber? how tough would that be?
Did you get a new editor? This video flows so well.. Seems different than your typical format.
Save the wood pulp cut off by the water jet and make it into paper. Then draw batman swinging a bat on it and call it "bat-paper"
big thx for putting in metric measurements
That bat did exactly what I thought it would do
Hahaha now that's some joinery
The bat breaks in two halfway through being made
"Oh. So I guess they're going to start over again"
**They glue it back together**
_"Ah. I see where this is going now."_
Im 6 minutes in.. and I already would be willing to make some insane bets that yall break this bat quick haha
I died when the OH NO popped in
Maybe a carbon fiber insert/shank through the center and some epoxy would have kept it together. Though a better idea is a water jet lathe turned carbon fiber bat.
Try a sturdy wooden bat hollowed with a metal tube in the center and then wood put back into the tube right at the sweet spot making it light and fast but also hard and sturdy on impact.
If u go to hardwood stores, some have pre-made billits for lathe work. The one I go to here in San Diego had some that were 24" long made of balsa wood and I think they could even cut longer ones and were 4" wide. So if u ever do this again, don't go to a craft store, go to a wood working store and go to the precut lathe wood area... 😀
You should've made a bat out of black ironwood
You could get longer planks of balsa from other places like National Balsa, guys
I feel at home with these videos
Bat go boom with balsa
NGL i knew that was going to happen but i had to see the effect put into it
fiberglass or other composite material next?
Could always do balsa or cedar strips and glue/laminate them for added strength.
The moment they started the design I saw the ending coming lmao
next try a form and fiberglass bat, you can even be used to say method to shape the foam
You've got to revisit this one with a longer piece of wood if possible.
1:43 lmao the wood is "floating" away
I died laughing at the end.
Where did they go why it chang e the host
I see that knife poster in the back. What knives do you collect? 👀
Was cool I'm just curious if a solid balsa bat not glued together would survive a single hit I kinda doubt it.
09:55 is where the balsa wood bat predictably splinters when swung
you know exactly what to do now.
Missed your opportunity to call it a dingbat
The moment that I saw balsa wood on the thumb nail I knew it was going to snap 😂😂😂 it might work better with basswood
2:08 was that the plugged in drill you just threw onto the water jet bed!
Dude you gotta keep your hands in on that swing.
Def gotta have another go at it please buy the damn right wood next time