It's like a rock and a 2x4 had a baby. But they gave it up for adoption because the were far too young and irresponsible to even consider raising a child.
I didn't watch Patrick's video (yet) but if I had to guess ahead of time...that wood won't necessarily make a good wearable ring from the look of the fracturing of the material. Petrified wood is kind of hit and miss as far as nice solid material for projects and without having to deal with adhesives to help "stabilize" the piece. This video was fun to watch though. I always enjoy the stone cutting videos.
Wow pat your looking really good mate your face is all cleared up I’m sure you are happy about that I know what that was like it’s not fun so I’m happy for you mate
On the other hand, you can actually petrify a 2x4. All you need is hydrochloric acid, either a titanium or silica solution, and an oven capable of being air tight and 1400⁰f+ temps and argon gas. The process takes up to a week including prep. I assume the channel makes enough money to buy or rent the oven and the rest is cheap as dirt
@@Remaggib Wait, are you a ring them? Because he only bores through material to make a ring. You don't look like a ring to me though, you stinky liar! D:
So the way that petrification occurs is as the wood degrades minerals are absorbed by the wood taking its place. Ergo, there is little if any remaining wood. What you have here is mineral. (i.e. rock )
Is it just me or did we all not know that there was sand in this water jet because he explained how the Stone Age people would have used wood as a joke so does that mean it’s used in the jet would make sense
many decades ago they were actually 2x4. then when smooth finished for easy handling by common people at the big box stores they became slightly smaller, the after awhile the big processors realized no-one cared and made them even thinner. You can still get real 2x4's if you look hard enough but you will pay more
2:49 Wait a moment! A 2x4 isn't actually 2 inches by 4 inches? Edit: seriously, isn't 2x4 meant to be actually 2 in by 4 in? Or did i (in DE/EU) miss a memo?
Nope, because of the width of the saw blade. Your life is a lie. If you can find old pieces of reclaimed wood, I don't know how many years ago, it was actually 2x4. Thank you Bob Villa and This Old House.
Two by fours in the old days would shrink due to drying so they are now cut to the dimensions they would have shrunk to so they still fit replacing old boards
@@suicideking666 Thank you, that's a totally different explanation, please also see thread above (…or below; i don't know how TH-cam orders these comments).
Everyone’s commenting about the 2x4 thing and it’s so overdone. Let me explain this to you simpletons: When they cut a board, they cut it down to 2 inches x 4 inches, but then the board dries and shrinks, leaving it down to 1.5 x 3.5
tom hanks, cris prat, and jason statham would like to buy the right to this presentation. It will be a fast pace action pack movie about 3 guys trying to make petrified 2x4's to build a petrified house with, but the mob, the governments, and space aliens try to stop them before they do. lots of explosions, and lots and lots of guns and fast cars and trucks. And a beautiful dancing woman in a bikini who only shows up to warn them of incoming danger. Vin Diesel plays the role of a japanese stone mason martial artist and prophet, who tells the whole story hundreds of years before it happens to his students, who laugh at him because they think he is making stuff up.
How do we know it's even wood if there was no lick test???
I'm still waiting for your email and delete the Face of the most important melting wooden box
I can’t wait to see all the people saying they ruined it. Honestly made this really beautiful! I would make a house out of that
If I send you guys my bills can you cut them in half for me?
Josh Foster this comment is gold
10/10 comment
I wonder how many times this has been commented.
They can but you will still need to pay both halves
You guys should make grips for pistols and revolvers
That and a knife
@@justicekaton8715 they do knifes
YES
In the UK, when a 4 x 2 is sold as a 4 x 2, it is actually 4 inches x 2 inches.
It's like a rock and a 2x4 had a baby.
But they gave it up for adoption because the were far too young and irresponsible to even consider raising a child.
Paul Bujak the rock should’ve used protection. Silly Dwayne
Since no lick test, did Mitchell at least spit shine the 2x4?
You need a flux capacitor if you want to make a time machine.
You come up with great ideas for your videos.
My custom knife order just shipped! Can't wait!
Always a treat when Patrick stops by 😁
I didn't watch Patrick's video (yet) but if I had to guess ahead of time...that wood won't necessarily make a good wearable ring from the look of the fracturing of the material. Petrified wood is kind of hit and miss as far as nice solid material for projects and without having to deal with adhesives to help "stabilize" the piece.
This video was fun to watch though. I always enjoy the stone cutting videos.
Yeah...the ring actually turned out better than I had expected!
Keep up the awesome videos.
Just bought a medium thing. Can't wait for it to arrive in the mail
I just received my cleaver looks freaking awesome! Love it and a free batman batarang Hotdamn! Good stuff guys
God, this stuff is so cool... wish I could have just a piece of all the thousands of year old things you've cut
The first cut is the deepest
Not enough licking! Bring back the taste!
Why does the camera man talk like Mordecai from regular show
Ummm... He is Mordecai?
Upon my professional opinion, I've concluded that wood was petrified by Medusa
Pls make a shirt with Patrick lurking in the background. Even a sticker. 😂
Wow pat your looking really good mate your face is all cleared up I’m sure you are happy about that I know what that was like it’s not fun so I’m happy for you mate
I bring up on your channel by Patrick...
On the other hand, you can actually petrify a 2x4. All you need is hydrochloric acid, either a titanium or silica solution, and an oven capable of being air tight and 1400⁰f+ temps and argon gas. The process takes up to a week including prep. I assume the channel makes enough money to buy or rent the oven and the rest is cheap as dirt
No link to Patrick video
I'm fine with that, Patrick bores me lol
@@Remaggib Wait, are you a ring them? Because he only bores through material to make a ring. You don't look like a ring to me though, you stinky liar! D:
So the way that petrification occurs is as the wood degrades minerals are absorbed by the wood taking its place. Ergo, there is little if any remaining wood. What you have here is mineral. (i.e. rock )
I was really excited to hear the saw ASMR
Cut a thick ferro rod for fire lighting and when you getting a 5 axis machine?
Is it just me or did we all not know that there was sand in this water jet because he explained how the Stone Age people would have used wood as a joke so does that mean it’s used in the jet would make sense
It's garnet powder
CAMSLAYER13 oh thx
I would love one of this guys rings, I never will buy one though. They are outlandishly expensive.
So not only are 2x4 not 2x4...they are also not even really close to 2x4...
yeah thats how it is when people talk about their wood
You guys should try a water jet against an unbreakable box
Really awesome guys love your vids. Thanks
Anybody see the tiny purple glowing Sparks when the jet cut the wood?
Yes
Yep!
In England we use the larger dimension first, so we call it 4x2.
Refreshed and saw this was posted 21 seconds ago, neat
same
so a 2 by 4 is in fact a 1.5 by 3.5?
many decades ago they were actually 2x4. then when smooth finished for easy handling by common people at the big box stores they became slightly smaller, the after awhile the big processors realized no-one cared and made them even thinner. You can still get real 2x4's if you look hard enough but you will pay more
I found an actual petrified 2x4 buried in colorado. its crazy. 45 degree angles.
Not all seems to be bigger in the USA, at least we have 2x4 that is really 2x4 here in Finland :P
Yeah, the U.S. does too.
@@xenonram no it's actually 1 1/2 x 3 1/2
can you do a vid where you make one of the knifes you sell
Didn't they already do that
2:49 Wait a moment! A 2x4 isn't actually 2 inches by 4 inches?
Edit: seriously, isn't 2x4 meant to be actually 2 in by 4 in? Or did i (in DE/EU) miss a memo?
Nope, because of the width of the saw blade. Your life is a lie.
If you can find old pieces of reclaimed wood, I don't know how many years ago, it was actually 2x4.
Thank you Bob Villa and This Old House.
Nope a 2x4 is actually 1 3/4 x 3 3/4 because of the saw blade
Two by fours in the old days would shrink due to drying so they are now cut to the dimensions they would have shrunk to so they still fit replacing old boards
@@joeydavidson5669 That's what I thought as well, but I thought my memory might be faulty. But I should have known better. There was no lick test.
@@suicideking666 Thank you, that's a totally different explanation, please also see thread above (…or below; i don't know how TH-cam orders these comments).
You should hook up a super powerful led lazer that points at the waterjet waterstream
That's what real 2x4s looked like.
Wood when it's about to be petrified:
*Chuckles* I'm in danger.
Make a play button from one of the slabs!
Good to see a video
No more videos with Patrick? Thank god lol
What a loser amirite
Well he did loosen up a bit.
He just a bit awkward.
But you have a point.
Patrick started his own channel and might I say it is quite good, don’t be so quick to judge
I love Patrick why you gotta be like that
What scared the wood? I mean really it was petrified. Also why did the water look like a lightsabre when it was cutting the wood
It's a waterjet. 60,000 psi water beam, that's why
Everyone’s commenting about the 2x4 thing and it’s so overdone. Let me explain this to you simpletons:
When they cut a board, they cut it down to 2 inches x 4 inches, but then the board dries and shrinks, leaving it down to 1.5 x 3.5
Does it actually shrink that much?
'Beavis has petrified wood.. huh-huh-hu-huh.'
'Heh-heh-heh-heh Yeah... It's ALWAYS petrified!'
How does one person send you some?
Does it burn?
3:29 NO, u r.
Is it actually that strong then cut a diamond in half I know it cost alot
Pretty sure 2x4 is 2inches by 4 inches am I wrong ?
Wood shrinks after it is cut cuz it dries
It's Rockwood lol I live in Rockwood
Yes that's a city name.
How many time have you been called a serial killer ... Human body vs water jet
❤
It's a Tree-ode
You shoulda made a petrified wood baterang
Gotta memorize this jus in case the world turns into stone
Incorrect.
A 2x4 is 45x95mm (1&3/4' x 3&3/4') after it has been regularised.
Where as CLS(Canadian limber source) is 1.5'x3.5'
It’s a rectangler prism would make a good shirt
2:00 nice Napoleon Dynamite reference 😬
Awwww, you scared it. Look how petrified it is...
Use a damn lapidary saw. That is not a geode, I have some from Oregon if you would like to cut them
Waterjet vs Uranium rock or uranophane?.
You never linked his video
It isn't up yet. Patrick Adair Designs is the name of his channel.
@@misinformedmarti thanks for that. Love the makers videos. Be nice to see how it holds up lol looks like it has voids
Cut a block of ballistics gel
Thank you. Thank you very much.. Hoo haa!
Patrick is getting much more comfortable on camera then he used to be.
Plz do sounds interesting
Can you cut a diamond in half with waterjet ??
Send them a large diamond to find out
@@Remaggib Tell them to buy a large diamond instead of fossils .
Baron they have a video on it
@@ogpk3 Do you think he would bother watching it considering his sass towards fossil vids?
Dood that looks like a nice slab of jerky
"Decomposed" = Brecciated *:-D*
Bondo filled?
2:00 any one else hear the eas tone
Cut a giant garnet
Make more videos!
that is how the pyramids were built the stones were not quarry it was some how fossilized to think that they cut blocks and moved them is ridiculous
Its like 100~ worth of petrified wood
Can a water jet cut a napkin?
you boys ever waterjet a persons hand?
That petrified me
2x4 is not actually 2 inches by 4 inches ... Murica, seriously, again?
Hey, they don't have metric scale so nothing is accurate. It's called 2x4 because it's around 2 inches by 4 inches :P
@@LordDragox412 How the heck are you supposed to build anything out of it then?
@@Meg_A_Byte Just like with off-brand chinesium Legos, trial and error, see what fits where and what doesn't :P
If I had the jet I wood do the same.
Got wood again, huh?
Me: U wanna cut wood or stone?
Waterjet Channel: yes
Oooooo wuts up
Cut a graphics card in half
Do waterjet vs waterjet
You must of gave it a good scare.
Will the new guy be joining every video
I cant be certain but I'm pretty sure that's Patrick adair, the guy who makes all the rings
1:08
Guy looks like Ryan Reynolds
Erin Hoffer not even close
Umm not really
A 2x4 or a 1.50x3.50
Why does that dude look like Ryan Reynolds
I never understood why petrified wood is so scared.
It would be cool if you could swing a wooden or aluminium baseball bat into the water jet.
Que es buena xd
tom hanks, cris prat, and jason statham
would like to buy the right to this presentation.
It will be a fast pace action pack movie about
3 guys trying to make petrified
2x4's to build a petrified house with, but the mob,
the governments, and space aliens try to
stop them before they do.
lots of explosions, and lots and lots of guns and
fast cars and trucks. And a beautiful dancing woman in
a bikini who only shows up to warn them of
incoming danger. Vin Diesel plays the role
of a japanese stone mason martial artist and prophet, who
tells the whole story hundreds of years before
it happens to his students, who laugh at him
because they think he is making stuff up.
I think this has potential
but can you make a knife out of petrified wood?
Oh yeah that's the guy with the overpriced rings