Rust and Corrosion: A 10 minute guide
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- Any excuse to clamber around on bridges!! This is a deep dive on rust and corrosion - explaining how paint and barrier coatings stop things rusting, whyaluminium doesn't 'rust' and other useful bits. Watch this once, understand rust completely!
As usual, it's just straight, clear talk. No adverts, no begging for subscribes - just good info.
If you like this level of detail then you'll love our complete video course which is available at www.howacarworks.com/video-course
This guy has the video quality of someone with millions of subscribers
This guy is just a teaser for online courses that you must pay 18$ for life. It is not some diy geek. He is pro mechanic.
MrSwagTurtle u are right on the spot, their voice clarity, video clarity and analysis of the entire system is quite thorough and not just something cheap.
good job 'How a Car Works'
The numbers of subscribers tell you nothing about the quality. Most popular bloggers don't know shit about what they're talking about.
it's a business venture, he's obv not doing this alone. they clearly went into it with the goal of making the best, most informative automotive lectures possible for the layman... with the goal of monetizing on an external platform they solely control.
Bet, 1m subscribers by the end of 2020
I have never ever posted a comment on TH-cam, but happy to make an exception for this one as it is an absolutely fantastic video. The explanation is very clear and brought in a very pleasant-to-watch way. Really well done!
really?? do u watch much youtube?? i mean this guys good n all but theirs some channels that have some seriously genius dudes explainin stuff in depth but in layman's terms, if u liked this u would more than likely love those
@@4dirt2racer0 The best is the enemy of the good. I am sure you can always find better videos. All I am saying is that I was looking for a video explaining corrosion and this video did the job for me. I found it very informative and it explained it very well. So more than happy to give this guy the credit he deserves.
DO NOT PAY FOR THIS! it may not have started as a scam but now it is for sure! if you check social media, you will find a lot of people who ask for help and were ignored by this guy.
in a few weeks the site forgot I bought the course and even if I am loged it it won't let me watch videos, offering me instead to buy the course again. no one responds emails nor messages sent to the social media profiles. also, the course is incomplete and this guy has not uploaded anything in years. and none of the site-only videos were is 4k as promised. only the free youtube ones were. there is not even an option to download the videos, so unless you know of a hackey way to do so, don't bother giving money for this.
if someone finds a way to download the videos, please upload them to the pirate bay. despite all, the videos were actually quite good.
Umm... This was surprisingly excellent content. I'm blown away by the quality of the explanation and the clarity with which it's presented. Fantastic!
Love these videos, literally every sentence is informative, like reading a good university schoolbook.
Revising for exams and came across this wonderful video. Truly appreciate how you spoke so clearly and at an easy to follow pace. Even learnt something new - that rust is basically iron ore! Thank you so much!
This man nailed my whole education year. Keep making videos and amaze us.
These videos deserve so much more attention. Great quality!
Wow great video. The video quality is world class. And your explanation of Rusting, Oxide formation, Galvanising and Chromium painting were so simple and easy to understand. Thanks!!
What a simple and high quality explanation! Love how plainly and clearly put you were. Thanks!
I don't care about cars but the way you explain this topic is brilliant my man. The way you slightly repeat and then summarize the modules of your video makes it great to understand for someone having restricted knowledge about the issue. Perfectly done!
Amazing video. I really like the way you explain. You should have millions of subscribers. Good job!
Wow, this guy is underrated. Subscribed. Honestly really loved that you got into the dirty details (no pun intended) of the chemistry and what's happening at a molecular level
What an amazing video. Thank you for this, keep them coming!!!
DO NOT PAY FOR THIS! it may not have started as a scam but now it is for sure! if you check social media, you will find a lot of people who ask for help and were ignored by this guy.
in a few weeks the site forgot I bought the course and even if I am loged it it won't let me watch videos, offering me instead to buy the course again. no one responds emails nor messages sent to the social media profiles. also, the course is incomplete and this guy has not uploaded anything in years. and none of the site-only videos were is 4k as promised. only the free youtube ones were. there is not even an option to download the videos, so unless you know of a hackey way to do so, don't bother giving money for this.
if someone finds a way to download the videos, please upload them to the pirate bay. despite all, the videos were actually quite good.
Been watching a few of your videos recently. Gotta admit that the quality of your editing, your script and the touch of friendliness that transpire from your videos are quit catchy. Much love from Quebec, Canada, where our cars do literally flake away every winter. Keep it up my friend!
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High quality video. I wasn't even using it for automotives and learned a great amount
This video was very helpful for students like me as it explained everything clearly. Before I watched this, I only know that an object made from Iron will most likely to be in a bad condition than the one made from aluminum after years. I was confused as to why because I only know about the Electrochemical Series of Metals. Aside from that? None. But because of this video, I now understand why. Thanks to this guy!
Thank you sir ! You are really worth to have millions of subscribers not thousands
Fantastic. Great production quality: I really liked your selection of locations to demonstrate different metals.
Your videos are phenomenal, I have appreciated every one of them. Keep them coming and keep up the great work 👍
I am a science teacher and this video is exactly what I was looking for to play to a class of 15 year old boys to explain rusting and how to prevent it. Really well presented and easy to understand video :)
Well thought out. Just the right amount of detail.
This video was informative, entertaining, and cool. I worked in the oil field in West Texas, and we had to deal with rust all day every day. The part where you said the oxides of iron expand more than iron, and between the threads it locks the nut into place. That is no nonsense. We would spray penetrating lubricants and use heavy duty impact guns. Good times.
Who would have thought that I will watch a video on as boring stuff as 'Rust' , but because of this phenomenal presenter .
I may end up acquiring a degree in auto engineering by just watching your series.
The best £20 I ever spent.
Incredibly high quality content! Simple and easy to understand, really appreciate these videos bro!
Another great video, I wish you guys got more viewers on youtube. Thank you!
The Analogy at @4:22 really sums up the quality of this channel.
Just discovered this channel. Great production quality and what i've seen so far, great content! Will be following from now on! Would love to know more history about the presenter... the channel 'about' is a bit brief.
Excellent video! A great explanation and refresher on the subject. Subscribed.
this helped me ace my chemistry essay! thanks a lot :)
That's the Liberty Bridge in Budapest :)
One of, or, the best corrosion video i've seen.
Very good and clear explanation! 10/10
Nice locations From Budapest, Hungary! My home!
What are you doing there?
Nice little video with 10 informative minutes.
Amazing quality and detailed content.
youtube suggestions done it again, lol> this was nice refreshment, thnx. i must applaud on your tools selection - unior, would be interesting to know, how they end up in your workshop. i'm little biased, since they're made in my country, but they are of very good quality etc. not that much seen around the internet (but they're used also in states etc), they should deserve a little bit more recognition, i think. thnx.
@ 10 minutes I was wishing this video was 20 minutes! Great job :)
Brilliant video, deserves much more credit
The begining of the video felt like a school movie that was really proffesional done
I had no idea this was a car channel until I looked at channel name; that's a good thing.
Wow you will reach million subscribers very quickly. Top quality and very informative thanks
Thank you so much. This is an amazing remember able video. I was able to distinguish many things after all. Much love from saudi arabia... please keep up the good work 👍👍👍
great video I never knew all these things but have interacted with all of them and even learned lot of chemistry
Brilliant explanation, thanks for sharing 👍🏿
Nice to see you in Budapest! :)
Rust is probably the #1 cause of why brakes seize & wear out prematurely. That's why brake grease is recommended between the caliper bracket & shims.
you are very mistaken.
You have to lube the caliper pins too that dry out every year at least if not twice on salted roads.
Very well made video!
Chrome is rust proofing according to popular knowledge, however it’s only for show. The layer under the chrome is the nickel, the protecting layer. Nevertheless it’s a good show, I’d like the shots in Budapest too. Keep making it, I’ll keep watching it.
Thanks friend :-) it was all the info i need for my test
Helped a lot, thank you very much!
so smooth explanation! Excellent
Thank you for this informative video
What about stainless steel.?
stainless def rusts, just takes longer
This 10:35 minutes video was more learnable than my whole education year.
I missed you guys!
Wondering why you can't have an aluminium coating on steel
Btw, amazing work with the video
"Boom! I will throw some electrons at you." 😂
Interesting and so educative
nice video, when will there be a sequel about rust ?
great videos man !
Great information.
Excellent video, very informative.
Great information and beautiful views of Budapest. Are you located there?
really great video!
What were you doing in Budapest, dude? :D
i'm also trying to found that out
@@stevekapitany8908 he explains it in the online course, it has to do with finding an affordable space and car for the online course
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT JOB!!
Did I miss mention of a type of steel that is left unpainted and forms a purposeful layer of rust that protects underlying metal? Used on guardrails I believe.
Did you guys indeed make the follow-up video on treating rusted parts? I haven't found it.
Anyone ever watched peep show? Weirdly this man reminds me of that personal trainer that mark one had... anyway, brilliant explanation and high quality content. Thumbs up.
The best. ‘Nuff said!
Good Afternoon How a car works
Thanks 👍
From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧
thanks!!, now am off to paint my old Highlander before it gets covered with rust!!
Can’t wait to see more!!!
This video is great! Thank you, such a high quality video!
Why does this channel only have 65k subscribers??
Just subscribed. Excellent content.
you're a pretty talented dude.
Freaking love this channel
I cringed when you dragged that cylinder head across the bench.
Yeah, huge shiny scratch now marks forever the block's short path!
There's a scratch on the table dude...
Pure knowledge
Great video!
Still need a part 2!
Galvanic corrosion has a lot to play in it to.
What a great video!
Please upload another topic video related to sports car
What a éducatif video thank you very much
Time for part 2 man where are you
Cant beleive i just watched and enjoyed tht
The way he said SHIPS is incredible; I swear I heard Ships, Shits, Chips at the same time. Unbelievable Hahahaha what a mind fuck of an accent damn
very usefull vid, I LOOOOOOOVED IT, btw subbed as well
Everbody should buy this 25$ course.....
good work
thankyou so much
thank you, but where is the next video???
got hands dirty - subscribed
Then why can I dig up galvanized waterline out of the ground, then why does it always RUST FROM THE INSIDE but it still looks new on the outside.
Love that you were on Szabadság híd. Greetings from Hungary
why don't we use stainless steel for cars? may be it's more expensive but isn't it worth it? just my curiosity.
Ah, the oxidation of metals. The only reason I passed my Chemistry O Level!
episode nr 127 ? I've only seen about 20 posted videos on your channel