Hope you all enjoy the vid. Truly one of the coolest machines we’ve built. Just so you know, the bunker had 5 layers of reinforcement so we were safe 😊 excited to show you the insane cuts we get in Katana vid 2 👍
Let's see a bunker breakdown! Because it looks rather like a corrugated shipping container on the outside AND the inside and it looks like you're all watching the machine through a single sheet of plexi...
A combination of my knowledge of traditional katana assembly practices, and being an engineer led me to the same conclusion in about the same time. Lol
With the GoPro shot from under the blades, I noticed there was a point where the frame rate matched with the rpm and it looked stationary. What if you found that rate and then dropped stuff so it looks like things are just falling into pieces?
The sound it makes makes it so terrifying lol. The way the swords bend in that last one is pretty insane. Slowmo reveals a lot of stuff that we had no idea goes on when objects interact, it's pretty interesting.
Sword Machine vs. Melon is going to be tough to beat for Slowie Of The Year.... Watching those blades flex was absolutely bonkers! Wonderful job, fellas!
this is one of the reasons the katana was such a formidable weapon. did you see how they bent and wobbled like noodles? other lesser swords would either straight up break, or bend, and not bend back. that flexibility was what made them amazing. now, if only they attatched them at a slight angle for the slicing motion instead of chopping motion.
@@beatles42ohgg94 actually you got that completely backwards. Katanas with their differential hardening have one hard but brittle edge and a soft spine that bends instead of springing back. Many spring steel swords from medieval Europe and other places, on the other hand, can bend pretty much into a C and will spring right back with no plastic deformation. Sure, a katana will not snap like a spring steel sword when bent more than it can handle, but the amount it can bend before plastic deformation is significantly smaller.
The cheapest yes. They are mostly designed for ornamental use not actually fighting these days… I’m surprised they stayed together at all… but this was a foreseeable failure. a very dangerous one. They’d easily pierce ar500 that cargo container wouldn’t stop them .
Any time you have impact energies similar to binding energies, it’s gonna be fun. If you’ve ever seen Meteor Crater in Arizona, that’s ROCK splashing like a liquid.
@@eroraf8637 Even more fun fact, if the impact is intense enough and the atmosphere dense enough, all that liquified and gasified rock will superheat the atmosphere and then rain back down.
How Ridiculous is the perfect blend of comedy, cool builds, and science. That is why they are one of my favorite TH-cam channels of all time. Great video guys keep on making great content.
I felt confident and safe letting my daughter watch these videos with me because of the positive values you uphold. Your integrity is appreciated, thank you for being one of the good ones.
This is actually due to the frame rate of the camera. When a blade is in the same spot in the circle every time the camera captures a frame, it will look like it's standing still. If it's slightly faster or slower it will look like it's going slow or backwards. This is the same reason it happens multiple times since all the swords look the same, you don't know how many swords you're seeing between frames and it can vary.
@@Saol.Alainn I don't remember ever seeing the backward spinning with my own eyes in natural light. It happens all the time with lights that flicker on and off though! As far as I know, eyes don't have a specific "refresh rate" where all receptors go on and off at the same time, there is a lot of overlap and at any given time some are on and some off, which results in a smooth blend and motion blur instead of sharp still images.
Ballistic gel models of the boys! Also don't enlarge the holes in the katanas and put some wood or other reinforcement either side of them clamped with the same two (smaller) bolts through the holes so they absorb the flex with the blade rather than the tang with a massive hole in! Also where did that Katana blade go at 440kph?!? next Aus State?
The slow mo of the knives cutting through the fruit and ever so gently kicking pieces of it back up in the air is just great. Gav and Dan couldn't do that any better! Edit: never would have known a sword could bend like that.
Katanas are actually incredibly weak sword that can chip and bend at everything if you tried to split someone down the middle you would break the sword and you can not cut bone with them well you half to hit joints so you don't make it impossible to use also you can and very easily with a long sword which are actually lighter than katanas split the katana in half they are not what they are cracked uped to be
That Phantom is insane! I thought that banana was a horrible clip art edit at first. It was so clear that my eyes didn't believe it. I realize it cost as much as a nice home in a posh suburb but wow!
This is, by far and above, the best death by Rpm videos you've done. I was literally grimacing waiting for impact each time. Well done Gents! Brave one! Can't even imagine what your Risk Management Plan is like! Keep up the outstanding work Legends!!!! Can't wait for Katana 2!!!!!
Ok so Dude Perfect just got the new record for highest basketball shot ever made. I want to see the same dedication they had and y’all need to break it. Good luck and all the best to ya.
3:45 i took a double take here but the shadow of the blade perfectly lines up with the actual blade, which made it look like the cut happened in a different place
As soon as I saw the handles still on the blades I was fully expecting half or more blades to fly off and I physically recoiled when I saw it fail >~< Glad you guys are okay and had a blast!! Had a blast watching the carnage!!
Ive never been so anxious watching a video, real 'pucker' inducing, watching them blades spin so fast, was expecting one to fly off and stick into the bunker, great vids guys, gonna chill now
Couple of suggestions for spinny swords... 1. Build a funnel from some plywood and let the roundy items roll in a line out of a chute. 2. Connect a ramp wuth an angle to work in combo with gravity to cascade items into the rotation of the blades 3. Assistance might be needed from an agitator in case of less roundy things. Depending on the angle out of the funnel. This was a great viddy idea come true! Thank you, gentlemen!
I can't wait for video number 2. This is easily my favorite video on this channel. Awesome slowies, I rewatched them over and over again. I just love the sound swords make as they slice through air.
Katanas are single-edged swords. Yours were placed with the flat side down and the angled side up, which is why everything was tossed upward by the cuts. It also meant that the swords were pushed down with equal force on each slice, flexing them. For weak items like berries, the swords would cut right through with almost no movement, but the more solid and heavy things like a watermelon are going to put a lot of downward force on each blade. Also the curve of the blades tend to push the victims/ammunition outward, reducing the number of cuts they'll make. The solution is to use straight, doubled-edged blades like longswords.
Oh my! This has got to be one the scariest thing I've seen you guys use, comparable to Colin Furze's Belt of Knives! Well done, you got some amazing slow-motion shots in there! 💛
Looks like someone underestimated how powerful centrifugal forces can tear apart just about anything that doesn’t have the object’s torqued down to the proper parameters.
Hello @howridiculous. Many thanks for continuing to make family-friendly content that is entertaining and enjoyable. Keep up the great work! Best regards from Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
I love that THIS is how the boys learn that a well made Japanese sword has such well crafted tolerances that the whole thing can be firmly and strongly held together with only a single small wooden peg. It's called the Mekugi pin.
Damn, i thought some of you guys were outside the container when the katanas came loose. Love this! Stay safe though, want to keep seeing your content :D ;)
The flexing of the blades on that last shot is actually really cool because swords (not just katana but any sword) is supposed to have a bit of flex to it so that it doesn’t just snap as soon as it hits something hard like another sword, a shield, armour, bone, etc. That whole Newton’s Third Law thing applies to ancient weaponry as well.
I have to say that this is one of the most frightening constructions I've ever seen, on TH-cam or anywhere else. Kudos for the total lack of bloodshed.
This is definitely in my top 3 videos if yawls for sure and as someone who as a little kid, lives knifes and swords, you’ve outdone yourselves and can’t wait for the next katana vid 🥰
I love not only these videos but teasing and having a fun time while doing it! Like when Scott and Derek wanted Brett to look at the golf ball and he was like “I’m looking 😮” keep up the awesome work guys!
If I was you guys, I would absolutely not be willing to do this without at least an inch thick wall of steel between me and the swords. I'd also probably lay down on the floor whenever it was active to lower the chance of me being impaled if a sword was flung directly in the direction of the wall. Edit: Also, I definitely would have made the same mistake with the dowels. While I have heard of that before, it would not have occurred to me.
My first thought after seeing the trailer was "Do they even know how katanas are assembled and fixed on their handles?" They were lucky enough that they didn't have any casualties upon firing that thing up.
A proper Katana is held together by a single bamboo pin, as they found out the hard way. The tsuba is pushed over the tang, against the habaki. The hilt material is then added, and the bamboo pin is inserted. They’re then wrapped and the handle construction is more or less complete.
The sound that thing makes when getting up to speed 🤯 You guys should invert the rig for a future video - spin objects you want to cut (ex. 2x4 studs) and slowly raise the sword(s) to see the that sweet slice action!!
Idk why but this one really scares me. Like borderline superweapon. The sound it makes gives me a chill, and just how it obliterates stuff is particularly horrifying
That's 273 MPH for us other folks so you don't have to look it up. That was so cool. Glad no one got hurt at the start, that was nuts! Definitely one of the coolest skits ever though 100%
My youngest and I sat down and watched both of these and this is awesomely insane... And painful the audio as those swords get up to speed is absolutely one of the most painful audio experiences we have ever had on youtube. But the content more than made up for it.
Angling the swords more like a spiral should cut better and help a little with the flexing issue. Some sort of shocks on the hilt could do good. Yall really need a flag and bright red light which signals "if you can see this, you are in danger!" Id recommend some kevlar cordage on the swords to take the oomph out when they go flying. Please do pool noodles, spaghetti, pineapple, and jello cups. Also might want to put camera center slightly to the right of impact zone.
This was freaking awesome, a 1000 rpm katana machine totally awesome video and maybe next time put 1000 rpm boomerang machine to throw it so you have to catch it, thinking about that. Everyone have a wonderful weekend 🤯😍🤔🪃😜🤘
Fun fact; the better the edge alignment, the more it whistles. I'd like to see you get these blades as level as possible and find out how loud they can be!
Video quality against that sky is unreal. I'd believe it if you guys said this was a collab with Corridor. The banana cut in particular, would be a relatively easy one for a skilled DFX editor to pull off.
WHAT !? No mechanical connection between the handle and the glade ? There are two pin holes in the tangs, but, it's obvious that there where NO pin there. There was not even some glue. It was just friction fitted. The sound of that contraption is so nice. Then, those steel swords flapping around as it they where made out of rubber...
Great video! Glad you all aren't editing out the talking and joking because that's what makes your videos awesome. They were becoming too high paced like Mr. Beast and Dude Perfect for a minute there.
You guys are very lucky to be alive. When those blades went flying, OMG. Thank God for his protection and that bunker. We love your vids but please be careful.
Hope you all enjoy the vid. Truly one of the coolest machines we’ve built. Just so you know, the bunker had 5 layers of reinforcement so we were safe 😊 excited to show you the insane cuts we get in Katana vid 2 👍
Well thank god 🤣🤣
And do I smell a double vid today🤔🤔
Let's see a bunker breakdown! Because it looks rather like a corrugated shipping container on the outside AND the inside and it looks like you're all watching the machine through a single sheet of plexi...
It was brilliant and frankly terrifying. I kept waiting for a blade to impale someone (or something)
Gotta try a pea and see if it can make it through
What happened at the start was a RUD......Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly!
Elon would be proud.
@@filipppanarin8501 Ha ha ha. I'm sure mr. starship wouldn't be though.
I would've said 'SUD'. Spontaneous Unexpected Disassembly.
What would be the acronym for those floppy blades at the end needing blue pills?
@@davidjoseph7142 Citrullodynamic oscilations.
10 seconds in I was like "At least one Katana blade is absolutely going to fly off and impale something........"
Little did you know it'd be all of them
@@drhody4229 lol true
A combination of my knowledge of traditional katana assembly practices, and being an engineer led me to the same conclusion in about the same time. Lol
Literally 10 secs🤣
I was reminded of watching helicopters spinning up when I served. It's an exciting sound, that terrifies the soul at the same time
That was incredible. The sound of the blades revved up was haunting.
Ever seen Krull? It reminded me of the Glaive spinning.
@@booshmcfadden7638 First thing I thought of too, (one of my fav sci-fi movies), but this thing sort of had a Freddie Kruger vibe to it.
You’ll get over it
Yup, that’s an unsettling noise
IMO it sounds exactly like and LSM launch on a roller coaster
With the GoPro shot from under the blades, I noticed there was a point where the frame rate matched with the rpm and it looked stationary. What if you found that rate and then dropped stuff so it looks like things are just falling into pieces?
That wouldn't work cause once it impacts an object, the rpms are going to drop, ruining the effect
all those katana blades flew out and no one died. God was merciful
Praise😂🥹the loorrddd
The "that's not in 1 piece anymore" special by Gauns is always so warm to the heart
The sound it makes makes it so terrifying lol. The way the swords bend in that last one is pretty insane. Slowmo reveals a lot of stuff that we had no idea goes on when objects interact, it's pretty interesting.
Sword Machine vs. Melon is going to be tough to beat for Slowie Of The Year.... Watching those blades flex was absolutely bonkers! Wonderful job, fellas!
this is one of the reasons the katana was such a formidable weapon. did you see how they bent and wobbled like noodles?
other lesser swords would either straight up break, or bend, and not bend back.
that flexibility was what made them amazing. now, if only they attatched them at a slight angle for the slicing motion instead of chopping motion.
@@beatles42ohgg94 actually you got that completely backwards. Katanas with their differential hardening have one hard but brittle edge and a soft spine that bends instead of springing back. Many spring steel swords from medieval Europe and other places, on the other hand, can bend pretty much into a C and will spring right back with no plastic deformation. Sure, a katana will not snap like a spring steel sword when bent more than it can handle, but the amount it can bend before plastic deformation is significantly smaller.
Yo the intro to this video was sooo good! 👀
First on verified
I have never been more concerned for your safety than I was today. When those katanas broke loose that was scary!
That was my thought exactly. I was just about to post that katanas are held in place by 1wooden pin when the blade flew out. So dangerous!
on the other hand they invented a badazz katana Granada perfect for like zombie apocalypse
The cheapest yes.
They are mostly designed for ornamental use not actually fighting these days… I’m surprised they stayed together at all… but this was a foreseeable failure. a very dangerous one.
They’d easily pierce ar500 that cargo container wouldn’t stop them .
@@pazsion the handels on the katana are traditionally held together with wooden dowels.
Yeah
It's always fun seeing solid steel turn into noodles due to force applied. Good job.
Any time you have impact energies similar to binding energies, it’s gonna be fun. If you’ve ever seen Meteor Crater in Arizona, that’s ROCK splashing like a liquid.
@@eroraf8637 Even more fun fact, if the impact is intense enough and the atmosphere dense enough, all that liquified and gasified rock will superheat the atmosphere and then rain back down.
The katanas flying off was brilliant. But the bread slow mo was epic!! Well done boys!
How Ridiculous is the perfect blend of comedy, cool builds, and science. That is why they are one of my favorite TH-cam channels of all time. Great video guys keep on making great content.
I felt confident and safe letting my daughter watch these videos with me because of the positive values you uphold. Your integrity is appreciated, thank you for being one of the good ones.
When the blades reach the speed of "looks like its going in reverse" speed is insane to me.
Yeh always crazy to see that hey
This is actually due to the frame rate of the camera. When a blade is in the same spot in the circle every time the camera captures a frame, it will look like it's standing still. If it's slightly faster or slower it will look like it's going slow or backwards. This is the same reason it happens multiple times since all the swords look the same, you don't know how many swords you're seeing between frames and it can vary.
@@SureTadpoleYT your eyes work the same way though, you'll see it on camera or off.
Hub caps are a perfect example :)
@@Saol.Alainn I don't remember ever seeing the backward spinning with my own eyes in natural light. It happens all the time with lights that flicker on and off though! As far as I know, eyes don't have a specific "refresh rate" where all receptors go on and off at the same time, there is a lot of overlap and at any given time some are on and some off, which results in a smooth blend and motion blur instead of sharp still images.
@@outandabout259 if you're in the passenger seat of a car, watch the wheels of others. That's where I've seen it
Was worried when I saw you attaching the swords with the handles still on , glad no one was hurt , those slowies were awesome
This is definitely in the top 5 coolest things you guys have ever done and that’s saying something
yeah i cant get over how satisfying the slowys are to watch!
Ballistic gel models of the boys! Also don't enlarge the holes in the katanas and put some wood or other reinforcement either side of them clamped with the same two (smaller) bolts through the holes so they absorb the flex with the blade rather than the tang with a massive hole in!
Also where did that Katana blade go at 440kph?!? next Aus State?
Yeah and most dangerous! One of those would easely pierce that container and anyone in it.
How is wasting food cool
Absolutely amazing! The golf ball slow motion was some of the most enjoyable video you guys have captured. Great job!
Yeah, hands down one of the coolest videos ever from this channel, you guys killed it.
The slow mo of the knives cutting through the fruit and ever so gently kicking pieces of it back up in the air is just great. Gav and Dan couldn't do that any better!
Edit: never would have known a sword could bend like that.
Katanas are actually incredibly weak sword that can chip and bend at everything if you tried to split someone down the middle you would break the sword and you can not cut bone with them well you half to hit joints so you don't make it impossible to use also you can and very easily with a long sword which are actually lighter than katanas split the katana in half they are not what they are cracked uped to be
Holy lack of punctuation batman!!!
@@pigbenis8366 i was being lazy
@@pigbenis8366 so
@@pigbenis8366 in
That Phantom is insane! I thought that banana was a horrible clip art edit at first. It was so clear that my eyes didn't believe it. I realize it cost as much as a nice home in a posh suburb but wow!
This is, by far and above, the best death by Rpm videos you've done. I was literally grimacing waiting for impact each time. Well done Gents! Brave one! Can't even imagine what your Risk Management Plan is like! Keep up the outstanding work Legends!!!! Can't wait for Katana 2!!!!!
They're Australian.. sharks n surf boards n spiders n shoes n stuff.. pretty sure the risk management is considerably lower there..
You guys should take back the record for worlds highest basketball shot
Ok so Dude Perfect just got the new record for highest basketball shot ever made. I want to see the same dedication they had and y’all need to break it. Good luck and all the best to ya.
3:45
i took a double take here but the shadow of the blade perfectly lines up with the actual blade, which made it look like the cut happened in a different place
First the baseball bats, then the tennis racket, and now katanas
This helicopter is absolutely insane
Flyswatter
Bro commented before the video even came out!
It is now
Katanacopter 😎
They need to try chains next. Make it into a giant flail.
I’m glad everyone is ok. Those swords flying off like that was extremely dangerous and I’m glad no one was seriously hurt! 😮
Yes. One blade could have easily pierced the shipping container bunker. Maybe not all the way thru, but, still terrifying.
All of us that know how swords are out together were yelling at the TV.
Oh, hush.. they were well protected. No need to state the obvious.. that's like saying "be careful"
You could have a channel just throwing stuff in that monstrosity in slo-mo 24/7. It's hypnotic.
The sound it makes everytime it spins!
I had an uneasy feeling of impending doom the whole video.....well done guys awesome.
I saw it coming those blades flying off. Thank God you were well bunkered.❤
The sound is absolutely terrifying. Well done boys!
This video is the epitome of the phrase "How Ridiculous" brilliant work mates
One of the funnest videos yet! So entertaining to watch everything be cut so fast and in such high quality - those golf ball cuts were BEYOND clean!
As soon as I saw the handles still on the blades I was fully expecting half or more blades to fly off and I physically recoiled when I saw it fail >~< Glad you guys are okay and had a blast!! Had a blast watching the carnage!!
As soon as I saw the title I questioned wether the container might need additional protection...
@@jakecharlie9574 Yeeeaaaahhhh I think an AR500 steel shield would be a good investment
Ive never been so anxious watching a video, real 'pucker' inducing, watching them blades spin so fast, was expecting one to fly off and stick into the bunker, great vids guys, gonna chill now
Katanas are all edge and no point, while they can turn a man into mince in the open, they will struggle to 'stick' into a metal wall.
The only channel that casually goes from popping giant balloons competition to building 1000 rpm katana machine
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Couple of suggestions for spinny swords...
1. Build a funnel from some plywood and let the roundy items roll in a line out of a chute.
2. Connect a ramp wuth an angle to work in combo with gravity to cascade items into the rotation of the blades
3. Assistance might be needed from an agitator in case of less roundy things. Depending on the angle out of the funnel.
This was a great viddy idea come true!
Thank you, gentlemen!
Safety = 100% (ish)
Ridiculousness = 150%
Love it! Easily one of my favourite vids. Excited for part 2!
Welp, we have found the line between intriguing and terrifying for this channel. Great vid, as always!
The “beyond the press” TH-cam channel did that pretty regularly. Giant bey blades, replacing car wheels with saws, and exploding all sorts of stuff.
I can't wait for video number 2. This is easily my favorite video on this channel. Awesome slowies, I rewatched them over and over again. I just love the sound swords make as they slice through air.
My suggestion might not have been the one that made this video happen but I know that I was one of the only ones asking for this! You guys rock!
Ok, so I’ve seen DP’s new video where they broke the record. Imagine, if HR went to Mount Thor?
Katanas are single-edged swords. Yours were placed with the flat side down and the angled side up, which is why everything was tossed upward by the cuts. It also meant that the swords were pushed down with equal force on each slice, flexing them. For weak items like berries, the swords would cut right through with almost no movement, but the more solid and heavy things like a watermelon are going to put a lot of downward force on each blade. Also the curve of the blades tend to push the victims/ammunition outward, reducing the number of cuts they'll make. The solution is to use straight, doubled-edged blades like longswords.
Vid was definitely worth the wait!! How you guys have the courage to execute with these crazy ideas is beyond me, but I'm so glad you do!
2:11 great reference
Oh my! This has got to be one the scariest thing I've seen you guys use, comparable to Colin Furze's Belt of Knives! Well done, you got some amazing slow-motion shots in there! 💛
I had forgotten about that…now I’m hiding under my bed.
Looks like someone underestimated how powerful centrifugal forces can tear apart just about anything that doesn’t have the object’s torqued down to the proper parameters.
Hello @howridiculous. Many thanks for continuing to make family-friendly content that is entertaining and enjoyable. Keep up the great work! Best regards from Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
I love that THIS is how the boys learn that a well made Japanese sword has such well crafted tolerances that the whole thing can be firmly and strongly held together with only a single small wooden peg. It's called the Mekugi pin.
Only a strong hold in human hands it seems :P
too bad the japanese swordsmiths didn't take into account the sword being swung by a machine at 1000RPM
@@nicolaspeigne1429 I don't think any swordsmith expects their work to be flung around at such ludicrous speeds.
@@ironwolfstudios2857 they will now /j
Damn, i thought some of you guys were outside the container when the katanas came loose. Love this! Stay safe though, want to keep seeing your content :D ;)
I can't help but think about what happens when the katana comes off the machine
The flexing of the blades on that last shot is actually really cool because swords (not just katana but any sword) is supposed to have a bit of flex to it so that it doesn’t just snap as soon as it hits something hard like another sword, a shield, armour, bone, etc. That whole Newton’s Third Law thing applies to ancient weaponry as well.
I have to say that this is one of the most frightening constructions I've ever seen, on TH-cam or anywhere else. Kudos for the total lack of bloodshed.
5:16 it’s like fruit ninja 🥷
0:43 wait, what? 5 years ago? 😂
This is amazing keep the good work going!
This is definitely in my top 3 videos if yawls for sure and as someone who as a little kid, lives knifes and swords, you’ve outdone yourselves and can’t wait for the next katana vid 🥰
I love not only these videos but teasing and having a fun time while doing it! Like when Scott and Derek wanted Brett to look at the golf ball and he was like “I’m looking 😮” keep up the awesome work guys!
If I was you guys, I would absolutely not be willing to do this without at least an inch thick wall of steel between me and the swords. I'd also probably lay down on the floor whenever it was active to lower the chance of me being impaled if a sword was flung directly in the direction of the wall.
Edit: Also, I definitely would have made the same mistake with the dowels. While I have heard of that before, it would not have occurred to me.
These guy's videos are just great, I love how they can come up with such great ideas that can never disappoint us, keep up the great work!
Cant believe OG heli-boy was 2 years ago! Time flies eh?
binged y’alls videos for hours this morning, you guys are really great to watch! i feel vibes of it being some best friends just having a good time :)
I have a hard time sometimes. You three ease my soul.
drop one of those ballistic gel dummies into something like that! HOLY MOLY would be crazy to see. ♥
My first thought after seeing the trailer was "Do they even know how katanas are assembled and fixed on their handles?" They were lucky enough that they didn't have any casualties upon firing that thing up.
No luck involved. There's a reason that they had a bunker.
Start preparing for the highest basketball throw guys. Need the record back you'll have to get it back.
A proper Katana is held together by a single bamboo pin, as they found out the hard way. The tsuba is pushed over the tang, against the habaki. The hilt material is then added, and the bamboo pin is inserted. They’re then wrapped and the handle construction is more or less complete.
6:05
"Those behind cry FORWARD! Those in front cry BACK!"
Name the movie!
The sound that thing makes when getting up to speed 🤯
You guys should invert the rig for a future video - spin objects you want to cut (ex. 2x4 studs) and slowly raise the sword(s) to see the that sweet slice action!!
Most satisfying vid yet who else agrees 🎉
Idk why but this one really scares me. Like borderline superweapon. The sound it makes gives me a chill, and just how it obliterates stuff is particularly horrifying
That's 273 MPH for us other folks so you don't have to look it up. That was so cool. Glad no one got hurt at the start, that was nuts! Definitely one of the coolest skits ever though 100%
How do you guys just continue to get better and better???? This is incredible
If everyone want to feel pure Joy by watching YT, then Howridiculous is the Right Destination.
My youngest and I sat down and watched both of these and this is awesomely insane... And painful the audio as those swords get up to speed is absolutely one of the most painful audio experiences we have ever had on youtube. But the content more than made up for it.
1:38 Who may think that it could happened, right? You guys are genius...
Youd think how ridiculously would be boring by now. But still they deliver quality. Never get tired of seeing things fall on other things
The watermelon might be the best slowy ever with them wobbly blades!! It looked incredible!
Angling the swords more like a spiral should cut better and help a little with the flexing issue. Some sort of shocks on the hilt could do good. Yall really need a flag and bright red light which signals "if you can see this, you are in danger!" Id recommend some kevlar cordage on the swords to take the oomph out when they go flying. Please do pool noodles, spaghetti, pineapple, and jello cups. Also might want to put camera center slightly to the right of impact zone.
I'm cackling at how much "We may have lost a sword... but we have not lost our lives" embodies the spirit of this video
4:25 We didn't lose a sword, yay! OOOH! Apple Carna-HEY! THERE'S A BEE >:[ THERE'S A BEE ON OUR APPLE!
Cracked me up
This was freaking awesome, a 1000 rpm katana machine totally awesome video and maybe next time put 1000 rpm boomerang machine to throw it so you have to catch it, thinking about that. Everyone have a wonderful weekend 🤯😍🤔🪃😜🤘
The sound of those swords spinning round is INSANE!!
This is the first time you've done something that is legitimately scary.
Fun fact; the better the edge alignment, the more it whistles. I'd like to see you get these blades as level as possible and find out how loud they can be!
Video quality against that sky is unreal. I'd believe it if you guys said this was a collab with Corridor. The banana cut in particular, would be a relatively easy one for a skilled DFX editor to pull off.
2 years! Wow. This video was magical
BEST slo-MO Footage YET!!!!!!!🤩🤩😁😁🙃
Man, the way the blades perfectly sliced the cap of that coke is so satisfying!
the asmr whirr of the blades ROCKS!!!
Look up “punkin chunkin”. You guys would love it! Trebuchets and air cannons.
The sound of spinning really adds to the anticipation.
WHAT !? No mechanical connection between the handle and the glade ? There are two pin holes in the tangs, but, it's obvious that there where NO pin there. There was not even some glue. It was just friction fitted.
The sound of that contraption is so nice.
Then, those steel swords flapping around as it they where made out of rubber...
That provided the best slo-motion replays… awesome… Just be careful… that thing is dangerous…
This was so good, probably your best video ever. And you've had some good ones. Those slomos are some of the best ever.
11:40 “IM LOOKING!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Great video! Glad you all aren't editing out the talking and joking because that's what makes your videos awesome. They were becoming too high paced like Mr. Beast and Dude Perfect for a minute there.
You guys are very lucky to be alive. When those blades went flying, OMG. Thank God for his protection and that bunker. We love your vids but please be careful.