Can You Make Glue With Dog Bones? Lets Find Out! (making rawhide glue)
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To show you the power of dog bone glue
*I SAWED THIS BOAT IN HALF*
Hahahaah lol
THATS ALOTTA DOG BONES
I SAWED THIS BONE IN HALF
And boiled it to make glue
Dagan Ward ooo yay I love sawed boats! (??) 😂😂
I sawed this bone in half
There is something about your videos that is addicting, and afterwards you think
*why did i just watch that*
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Fr fr tho
It's all his actual personally
Lucas Borage it's kind of ASMR sometimes like when he stirs stuff and wipes off the table and he has interesting ideas
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Agree
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Very Very true
I bet your Amazon recommended stuff is wild.
It is
Will rope get stronger if you soak it in glue?
It will get hard and stiff
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Absolutely yes
Yes? Kind of. Rope already usually has a glue like substance in it to keep the fibers together
Romie Caswell If you soak me in glue, do you think I’ll get stronger?? 🤔😯😯
You should have clamped the clamps🤦🤦🤦
яєιи he even did a video on it and didn’t 😂
😂
i totally agree, he should've clamped the clamps 😤😤
He should’ve clamped the clamps and then put a clamp over that ones clamp 😤😤😤
Grape that’s clampception right there
Hey tyler, you know when you're making the paracord blocks test and the weights start skipping in the chain links? Those little skips add force peaks that can weaken the glue and the material, adding another variable to your experiment. My suggestion would be for you to remove the weights and use a stainless steel hook on the ground, since then the maximum weight for testing would be almost unlimited. And it would also make the setup cleaner
And you don't get that dangerous whip effect when chain breaks, compared to any kind of cordage.
Wow nice! I see u learn a lot!
@@blackirish781 I know your commits like 3 years old but chains most certainly have a whip effect when they snap.
very impressive but can you make glue out of human bones
In theory yes xd but i wouldnt try it
make glue from human bones to glue your bones😐🤔
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This is why I love this channel. Did we need to know you could make glue with dog bones? No. But Tyler does it cause it's interesting and entertaining. I also love that this isn't high production or anything. It's just a dude having fun and messing around in his garage. So glad that TH-cam decided to recommend one of your vids a while ago.
I actually suggested this in the comments of two of your videos. I don’t know if you saw them or not but great video none the less!
These minecraft mods look great!
5th or 6th encounter of the day, I don't even know anymore
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Shut the fuck up
@Justin Y. what does the Y stand for?
Mr. E I think it stands for young because he’s a young punk that has nothing better to do
If you ever do this again, try using kitchen shears to cut the rawhide. It might work better.
I use hide glue on a very regular basis. A couple things to note: you should really filter the glue, as small pieces of skin/collagen can cause inclusions in the glue line. Hide glue is a protein glue, which means that it only really bonds to other strands of protein, meaning you need to apply sizing coats to your wood and allow them time to “tack” before you apply your final coat. Hide glue is much stronger than most people think, and it’s more versatile than conventional glue.
Hmm.. I wonder where is that dog who usually barks in your video?
Found what's left of him 3:42
lol
Random Cheez-It Guy Ouo my cousin 🥺
Probably glued him to the neighbor's fence with that glue he made. That's where the other half of it went after he came back and there wasnt anything left of it.
Dont u realize? He used the dog's bones in the vid lol
"190 lbs = 40,8 Kg "
"160 lbs = 72,6 kg"
Math is not my strongest subject, but i'm pretty sure that's not right xD
That also broke my brain 😂😂
WJ__AKA __JOKER he liked every single comment except for mine😂
@@Frank_C_ I looked at the 6hrs ago in disbelief lol this comment is 5 months old what are the chances I find it the day you comment on it
dustin peloquin haha go try lottery, this is your lucky day😂
90 pounds is 40.8kg so it’s just human error in tylertubes part if you found what the 100 pounds was in kg you could add then together
In today's episode glue boi makes glue.
Can you try pine resin glue (pine resin and charcoal) vs the rawhide glue
YES!! Do this please.
I thought u were gonna dig up a dead dogs and use its bones. Shew glad that wasnt the case
You'll stop having block failures if you stop drilling the holes along the wood grain. Go against the grain.
Or use harder wood instead off soft pine
@@Jtzkb both seems like the way to go.
I don't know why. But I think this is the purest side of TH-cam. Truly refreshing
Test if T-rex tape can hold 700 pounds like they claim in the commercial .
Any chance we can get more cooking with Tyler?
I was dying for you to get a pair of kitchen scissors lol
14:52 There's an error with the kilograms! That's around 80 not 40.
Is this even real? Wow no words for how strong this stuff is.
Animal glue has existed since ancient times, although its usage was not widespread. Glue deriving from horse tooth can be dated back nearly 6000 years, but no written records from these times can prove that they were fully or extensively utilized.
The first known written procedures of making animal glue were written about 2000 BC. Between 1500-1000 BC, it was used for wood furnishings and mural paintings, found even on the caskets of Egyptian Pharaohs. Evidence is in the form of stone carvings depicting glue preparation and use, primarily utilized for the pharaoh’s tomb’s furniture.Egyptian records tell that animal glue would be made by melting it over a fire and then applied with a brush.
Greeks and Romans later used animal and fish glue to develop veneering and marquetry, the bonding of thin sections or layers of wood. Animal glue, known as taurokolla in Greek and gluten taurinum in Latin, were made from the skins of bulls in antiquity. Broken pottery might also be repaired with the use of animal glues, filling the cracks to hide imperfections.
About 906-618 BC, China utilized fish, ox, and stag horns to produce adhesives and binders for pigments.[8] Animal glues were employed as binders in paint media during the Tang Dynasty. Records indicate that one of the essential components of lampblack ink was proteinaceous glue. Ox glue and stag-horn glues bound particles of pigments together, acting as a preservative by forming a film over the surface as the ink dried. The Chinese, such as Kao Gong Ji, also researched glue for medicinal purposes.
Source : Wikipedia
@@Jan-mc3ee bro we don't need your copy and pasted generic wiki paragraph
@@Jan-mc3ee ignore the other comment, I truly appreciated the read. I never would've known this without your comment.
This was definitely some "outside of the box" thinking for you channels specific content. Good job
I love your use or editing and music, it is so nice to see people putting effort into their content, most creators don’t now a days
I have alot of fun watching your videos and i admire the time you put into them.
By the Year 2050 You will have used 1000 Trees Worth of Blocks
Or he cuts the last 1/8th inch off the end and reuse the boards lol
Jackals alrighty then Karen
Its so cool to see how much your channel has grown since i subbed
its all thanks to you guys!
Tyler I appreciate you going through all of these experiments! I’ve definitely gained knowledge from your videos keep it going brother!
“In case you wanted to do this at home” Tyler I don’t know about everybody else but umm I’m good😂
I'm totally trying this
My depression was just about to kick back in action .... you saved my day!
did this with my cat when it died,
Very cool tastes just as good as elmers 10/10 would do again
I'm gonna try it on my live cat that way it's more fresher and tastier
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This channel deserves so much more attention, SO MANY COMMON HOUSEHOLD ITEMS U CAN USE FOR GLUE IN EMERGENCIES WHICH IS SOOOOO COOL IDK WHY
Every time I watch your videos, I want to strangle myself... But, you just have some way about you that is incredibly addicting to watch, and I have been subscribed for about six months now lol. Keep making these videos man!
Am I the only one that thought dogbones mean the bones of a dog
Nope lol
Nope I did too lol
Why do you have such dull knives?
Idk why. But his vids showed up In my recommendations and now I can’t stop watching and idk why. Keep it up man
Great video I did not expect the outcome! Keep er a rollin man
Wow. He clamped it. Very proud lmao.
I feel like the flex glue had a slight advantage in the second test, the block for the flex glue had more wood on the supporting blocks than the raw hide did pulling the center of gravity further away causing it to fail prematurely. Maybe you should have a gauge that ensures that the blocks are placed in the same position every test?
I have watch this channel grow into something much better. Keep up the work👏🏻👏🏻
Keep up the good work mate - another amazing vid with loads of thought and effort
Damn you put so much time into your videos; and not just a long time like streaming a video game for 8 hours, you spend a long time doing incredibly tedious repetitive tasks that would drive me crazy.
I still have no idea how you went all the way through with that duct tape roll. I would have quit as soon as I'd spend 10 minutes on it and realised I've got like 100 more rolls to do and keeping it perfectly straight was just going to get harder and harder.
Props man, youve got a lot of strength and determination. You could walk to the North Pole and back if you wanted to.
This was actually really surprising!
Love your videos man. This was very informative and entertaining just like the rest of your vids. Can't stop watching!! Thx for all the amazing content u put out for us man🙏🏻💯
Such a raw TH-camr, love this guy
Do the fiber fix tape test again but use metal blocks instead of wood
You should put a rope in the middle of the two by fours and put weights on the end and have the crane scale on the rope on the top.
Hide glue and bone glue have been used for centries and are still used in restorations of old art works. U can even buy them in crystalismzed form, in special stores for sculptors and stuff.
It's cooking with Tyler the best cooking show around,all the other cooking shows are for the "EATING" type of food completely underrated show you have
At 5:30 it looked just like soup 😂
UNFAIR TEST - You didn't add as much raw hide glue to the second test actually you barely put any glue at all lol & on the contrary you put a lot more flex glue
That's Hyde glue, it's used in the construction of musical instruments. It's a reversible glue without damaging whatever your gluing, this is done by sticking a hot knife into the glue. A big difference between hyde glue and yellow wood glue is that wood glue will slide around under a lot of tension and pressure, where Hyde glue doesn't have that problem.
Didn't know it was also used in instruments. Thanks for the info. I've only used it for bows
I love making rawhide glue it works wonders especially when used with sinu it makes a great type of natural fiberglass so to speak
Live primitive
You said new video in an hour, but you said that 34 minutes ago.. EXPLAIN.
According you Albert Einstein, you are moving very fast.
@@jolypopp7288 😂😂
Made To Make i can explain that, you have ocd
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6:00 it looks like noodles
Red Rhino looks good
Thanks Tyler! The back of my favorite old guitar (1960’s) came off (factory used hide glue). I am definitely using this (or maybe using Cow skins from an old bongo Head I replaced.
Bro just wanted to say you make great videos and have a great personality. Keep up the good work!
why am i watching an adult play with dog bones?
I always watch your videos before I go to bed bc they put me in such a good mood. They answer some questions I didn't know I had, you're funny so I get a good chuckle or two out of a lot of your videos, and the song at the end makes me smile so huge literally everytime I hear it. Different kind of content, but I really appreciate it being a part of my life, it's my peace in the chaos. Keep it up man!
i understand that completly, i have youtubers i watch that do the same for me! thank you for watching! :)
Thank you for the very informational video, I definitely needed to know this. :) Great video man
Tyler, thank you kindly for the metric conversions.
Well to be fair you put a lot more flex glue and spread it better than rawhide glue
tyler:
everyone in tylers comments: did you even keep them clamped all night? footage or it didnt happen
It’s a year later and your videos are still genius ❤️
I don't think of this channel as an educational one - I think it's more entertainment based - but that video really made me learn potentially useful stuff! Good job Tyler 👍
I can smell it through the screen
We all can
@@jolypopp7288 yeah
This is essentially what guitar luthiers use... no surprise it held up.
amazing vid! you should have way more subscribers. your constantly grinding out quality content.
My boyfriend and I broke up last night and today would’ve been our anniversary and the only thing helping me is your videos.. thank you for everything you do.
Havnt watched this yet but seems interesting. 🤔
When you heart all of your comments it means nothing
Edit: he still hearted it
Might as well shut up
JUST ACCEPT THAT HE LOVES YOU, BRO!!!
Great video, been loving the content
I appreciate all the work you do for these videos. I know you must be super tired when you finish filming lol. Btw great channel!
Stop going with the wood grain, go against it and it won't break.
*I thought you killed a dog*
Then I actually clicked the video
Same here, had a huge sigh of relief
I honestly might do this and use it in my Bush craft project I'm doing
Glad you showed the rawhide bone on the picture. I read the title before seeing picture and thought you were some kind of monster.
Are those just his knives from his kitchen because those are gonna smell
just wash them. Wait, you do wash your dishes don't you?
Knowing him from videos, he probably bought knives just for this.
Tyler stop calling it “flex glue” it is “tyler glue now.”
Mark Jones glue tube
Another banger as always Tyler! Enjoy the show as usual! Keep it up :)
I really love your videos
It’s like project farm but you post a lot more frequently than him
Keep up the good work!!
I ate one of those dog bones with glue in them and it sealed my butthole
Bro same!
lil_cumnugget you say wtf but your name is lil_cumnuggest. Bruh.
Um
Can you make tape with cat food
TH-cam Fanatic lol maybe
Is mayo a instrument
@@infinityapx No @infinity XBL mayonnaise is not an instrument... Horshraddish isn't an instrument either
Awww darn @infinity xbl
Great videos man love them keep up the great work
That's pretty awesome, really simple too.
It would suck if when your testing a glue on the 2x4s and you put the brick in the middle and it fails just by adding the brick.
Why didn't you keep a lid on top of the pot to keep heat in and reduce water loss?
Look, no one ever said Tyler was a professional.
I was watching another of your videos, and I saw this one, the whole time I'm wondering why in the world do you have dog bones? I'm glad it's the kind they chew on, instead of the ones inside 'em! 😂
Very interesting, I'm hooked, and new sub!
Thank you Prof. Tyler!
**looks over at Paisley’s bones**
**yeah, not worth it**
totally read that title wrong...
Joe Swaaz what did you read it as?
@@tkdace2459 dog bones = bones of dogs
Joe Swaaz oof
Tyler this glue is used for making violins and other instruments in the string instruments. There are other older type items that this glue is used for because least a very long time. But the big thing is that high end violins are made with it.
I never new that turns out you do learn something everyday another nice vid to watch well done :)
The rawhide glue was stronger than I thought it would be, but you should have clamped the wood...oh wait...you did, never mind then! ☺☻
why do they still sell these things, theyre horrible for dogs. dont give them to any dogs
why are they horrible for dogs? I'm curious
So you can make glue out of them...
yo Alex nutritionally they have no value.
They also are know to chip a dogs teeth if he already has dental issues.
They (the bones) can also break and lodge in the throat/ intestines.
Sometimes dogs can chew on them and sharpen it to such a point that it actually punctures the gum line.
However, with supervision i see no harm in giving these to dogs every so often as a chew toy.
yo Alex they’re bleached or dyed synthetically and horrible for dogs there’s videos about how they make it
pretty much leather and glue and the dogs can choke on them :O
I'm not surprised this worked so well...that's pretty much what glue is. Glue is usually made from the hides and bones or hooves of horses and cows.
From now on use bigger or denser wood blocks so their not the ones failing instead of the glue. If everyone stopped after failing experiments, nothing would be invented or discovered. Keep on experimenting!! Love the videos, you’re one of my favorites to watch on TH-cam now.