@@stephenfike5835 I don't think that would add a noticeable amount of "useful" energy to the system. If hot water is more compressible than cold water then yes, it would allow having more energy at the same pressure but idk if that's the case and it might be the opposite just as well (or not a significant difference either way). In many other circumstances pushing the water's temperature to boiling point would create pressure, possibly a lot of it, which could cause mayhem, but here you don't need that, you already have a massive press to generate that pressure and it already is more capable than what the piston seals can take.
And why only qualified people should work on HP hydraulic systems. I'd bet there have been plenty of people who have used the wrong fittings and wondered why they failed
Not a bad idea, although a single camera could have a good focus only on either the "primary" image or the reflection, not both at the same time, so some cameras would have to look at the object itself (and anything of the mirror that'd be in the frame would be more or less blurred) and some at the mirror.
Hit an autoparts store. You can get a UV dye kit with a light. If you coat the brass plug in it, you can trace the trajectory of the plug through the jell
@@McSpicyYTThis I do not know. I imagine any fluid at high enough pressure would produce results. Water jets are commonly used as it has no vapor/Fumes, non explosion hazard, and easy to clean up as well as not hazardous to people working around it, as far as breathing in vapors etc., not to mention extremely cheap (at least for the water....the machines can be quite expensive) the water jets can cut through flesh very easily if one was careless. (They cut steel) The cutting is laser precise. There are many videos on YT that show these incredible machines. 🙂 They have machines used in metal fabrication shops to make parts for custom motorcycles, metal signs, reproducing damaged parts, metal artwork, etc., etc. Plain water is used for many softer materials. "Abrasive jets", where and abrasive material is injected into the stream of the jet, is used to cut harder materials such as glass, stone, steel etc.
I love this channel because it took an incredibly expensive industrial machine with a well deserved reputation for being dangerous and systematically used it completely the wrong way on purpose to generate content and profit.
Haha Timo didn't move at all😎 Would be awesome to see some extra content with Timo here or on beyond the press, interview or anything else, Timo is the man!
I've been going through a rough time lately, but when hpc posts, it always makes my day. You guys are so funny and creative. That's what makes this channel worth is to watch, unlike other hydraulic press channels. Finnish humour is really something else!
I think the subject of pipe failures is interesting on itself. It will be curious to see a small model of water piping system with multiple pipes, fittings, maybe even faucets subjected to a high pressure
The water spray/explosion is effectively liquid muzzle flash, so for the benefit of the high-speed camera, you need to machine a type of "flash suppressor" that directs the water up and down, so the projectile is visible.
Dear Lauri & Hanna - Please make the ultimate pressure washer. It will only wash for 2-3 seconds, but do so at 25,000psi (my Karcher Proffesional HD 6/13c can do a max of 2,770psi), but I would be intrested to see what water can clean/cut/explode at such pressures.
Hey guys, suggestion - spray paint, or circle and date with a Sharpie, the impact marks so fresh damage is identifiable. Also I still want to see pasta or noodles made by a toolhead with narrow holes. Then cook and eat them, I realise that you'll think there'll be lots of cleaning and hygienic preparation, but from experience there really isn't. Keep up the great content ❤
I really wish you guys had those highly detailed dummies like gun channels have. Would be interesting, but gruesome, to see the real damage of those things. You're definitely not walking away with your skull in one piece from that though.
A suggestion for fittings to experiment with: female-female reducer and coupler fittings! Take the size you have now and adapt it to the next size up, and the next size down. So you have the piston -> male hydraulic adaptor -> f/f coupler (to one size down, or to same size, or to next size up) -> plug You could use hydraulic female-female couplers as well, if they exist (or just steel), and cut a groove on the lathe, so they will fail at the groove!
Awesome channel. However high-speed footage, move camera to the left of press, to capture "explosion" of cap before water gets in the way if seeing the damage to the head
You should have also used that Teflon tape for the steel plugs and fittings. Remember, boys and girls, EVEN IF you happen to own a 300 tones press, don't try this at home.
I like this new arc for the channel! Lots of potential for mayhem 😅 Also, I have to re-recommend getting a _"3 Footed Monster"_ for your action cams. It's got 3 strong magnets, so it will stay attached to the base... or wherever else you decide to stick it! _(I have to say "action cam" because YT hates me and removes my comments now if I mention certain well-known brands. I don't know if it will for this brand, but it does when I mentioned a competing brand 😮💨)_
Time to get yourself the Finnish equivalent to the "Granger" catalog, and just order all manner of different fittings. Might be interesting to use air-hose quick connects, and cap off the male fitting, and see how the various types of female quick releases hold up. (but using water, not air)
You should get Jari Maenpaa on the channel, or Juoni Valjakka, have them test the strength of their guitars, or the Mesa Triaxis amps that gave us the amazing Finnish metal from years past
Maybe to have a predictable failure point you can use a steel fitting with internal threads, and a one size smaller plug. Then use a brass adapter ring in between. The brass threads should strip out and shoot the plug out in a straight path. Just something to try.
Hi guys! Probably too late for this time around, but next time you're dealing with water try using a polarized lens filter. It can cut out a lot of the reflections that make things hard to see behind the water sprays.
One thing you could do to make something fly, if you wanted to spend the machine time, is make a mini version of the big piston, but instead of the rings being on the head, they're on the back end of the shaft, and you could put a pin through the tube and shaft meant to break at a certain pressure. You could even probably calculate the exact diameter of pin you'd need to get the absolute highest pressure the main chamber can handle.
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Why not try to get a high speed shot from the other side? You could use a mirror to show the other side of the water blast without risking the camera getting hit.
Seeing this follow up I wish I had commented on the first one. Thos steel plugs were failing at the threads. The threads sheared. Thus the first movement and leak. Further failure of the weakened plus aided ny the lubrication and hydraulic cutting action adds to the final failure point.
Maybe the next toy for HPC is an XRAY high speed camera=)) I was sure it doesn't exist but when I googled it looks like it might exist (in the material science industry) with such a doohickey we would have seen what the heck happened in that mist cloud
If you want reliable failures, turn down some caps so the end wall of the cap is thinner. With some testing you can choose the pressure the cap wall fails. The whole wall, a metal coin basically, will fly.
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Hey hydraulic press channel! Temo has balls of steel. He did not jump or flinch when the fitting failed! Ride ride ride!
It was like a nice massage
I have no idea why I have the sword laying around against the bunker :D But looks cool!
It was there last week. Need to be ready for zombies
Have y'all ever thought about using boiling water.
Considering the rapid molecules. And what it would do under great pressure using brass fittings
You don't need to know the reason to have a sword laying around at the ready. If a person knew, there probably wouldn't be a need for the sword.
@@HydraulicPressChannel You're not on sweden, relax.
@@stephenfike5835 I don't think that would add a noticeable amount of "useful" energy to the system. If hot water is more compressible than cold water then yes, it would allow having more energy at the same pressure but idk if that's the case and it might be the opposite just as well (or not a significant difference either way).
In many other circumstances pushing the water's temperature to boiling point would create pressure, possibly a lot of it, which could cause mayhem, but here you don't need that, you already have a massive press to generate that pressure and it already is more capable than what the piston seals can take.
I spent a few years doing hydro testing in the oilfield and never got to see a catastrophic failure, this was cool to watch.
Probably a good thing for the rest of us that you didn't??
@@FixingWithFriends definitely good for me🤣
You are wrapping the PTFE tape backwards. Wind it the same way as it screws in. The way you did it will unwind the tape in the joint and it will leak.
😂came to add this
@@EsssTeeeBeeeme too lol😂
Thank you. Very important comment.
I'm pretty sure they are using the left handed Teflon tape that's why it's backwards. Apparently the plumbing supply was out of the regular stuff.
comment bait that we all fell for
This is 100% proof why we do not use brass fittings in hydraulic systems, steel all the way.
Great video.
And why only qualified people should work on HP hydraulic systems. I'd bet there have been plenty of people who have used the wrong fittings and wondered why they failed
@@timjohnun4297 Oh, I agree. Hydraulic systems can be quite dangerous, specialized training is required.
Use a mirror behind the head so you can film with high speed directly at the oncoming plug!
Good idea. They could even use an acrylic mirror to prevent it from shattering all the time from thing flying at high speed.
Great idea.
Not a bad idea, although a single camera could have a good focus only on either the "primary" image or the reflection, not both at the same time, so some cameras would have to look at the object itself (and anything of the mirror that'd be in the frame would be more or less blurred) and some at the mirror.
@@Gameboygenius acrylic is going to badly shatter. You might be thinking of polycarbonate (brand name Lexan).
could you just focus on the midpoint to get more consistent blurriness? @@Krecikdwamiljony
"We forgot to buy extra eyes." This might be one of the only channels where that doesn't sound creepy.
Ballistic Cabbage... great band name!
First album - "Observing The Situation" 😂
Second album - "Water Damage"
I saw them on the Optimising Bad Things tour!
"Waterjet Lobotomy" was a banger of a tune!
8:12 watching the fitting unscrew itself is so fun to me.
Hit an autoparts store. You can get a UV dye kit with a light. If you coat the brass plug in it, you can trace the trajectory of the plug through the jell
I mean, safely contain your experiment so it doesn’t _hit_ an auto parts store, but aim for it nonetheless.
@@hugegamer5988 🙄you know what i meant
Love this channel. Keep up the great work 🫡
Lol Timo didn't flinch at all!
"I'm good at optimizing bad things." New T-shirt.
Water can be a lethal projectile... you learn something new every day.
It's used in high speed pinpoint jets under extreme pressure to actually cut steel sheet materials. 🙂
@@toddwilkinson621 can this be done with any liquid under high pressure? or is there something special about water
@@McSpicyYTThis I do not know. I imagine any fluid at high enough pressure would produce results. Water jets are commonly used as it has no vapor/Fumes, non explosion hazard, and easy to clean up as well as not hazardous to people working around it, as far as breathing in vapors etc., not to mention extremely cheap (at least for the water....the machines can be quite expensive) the water jets can cut through flesh very easily if one was careless. (They cut steel) The cutting is laser precise. There are many videos on YT that show these incredible machines. 🙂 They have machines used in metal fabrication shops to make parts for custom motorcycles, metal signs, reproducing damaged parts, metal artwork, etc., etc. Plain water is used for many softer materials. "Abrasive jets", where and abrasive material is injected into the stream of the jet, is used to cut harder materials such as glass, stone, steel etc.
"Worst possible accident"
So just another day in the shop.
I love this channel because it took an incredibly expensive industrial machine with a well deserved reputation for being dangerous and systematically used it completely the wrong way on purpose to generate content and profit.
Every cabbage in the world is watching these health and safety videos with keen interest. This may influence cabbage workplace safety very soon.
Do not be cheeky around this equipment with remaining cheek.
You guys should do a collab with The Slow Mo Guys at some point, I think it would be great
Collaboration. Spell it properly.
That would be a great *COLLAB*
@@lajoswinkler lol imagine being a grammar nazi in the year 2024. find something better to do
Great selection, I use brass plugs alot with air systems on Trucks. Great Video!👍🏻
Timo didn't even flinch. I think that man has seen some shit in his time.
Haha Timo didn't move at all😎 Would be awesome to see some extra content with Timo here or on beyond the press, interview or anything else, Timo is the man!
@11:30... @Hydraulic Press Channel new t-shirt idea, "I'm good at optimizing bad things" Lol
Very cool! Love seeing how the things I work with can make holes in me 😂
Love the way Timo didnt jump at all… seen it all before
Cool to see the fitting unscrewing itself in the high speed footage.
hanna wants you to get the same effect as that laser from Half Life (Black Mesa) where it puts big molten hole in the wall.
your enthusiasm for high pressure physics is entertaining.
That Lady Bug on the brass plug during your intro.: "What da faak! I'm outta here!" 🐞
It knew it wasn't wearing safety glasses
Your channel is quickly becoming my favorite! You two are hilarious, and the experiments are awesome! I love the energy you both have, too!
Good Stuff you two. The high speed is fantastic. Keep coming up with fun things to do.
11:35 „im good at optimizing like bad things“…. no one ever said this😂🤩
I've been going through a rough time lately, but when hpc posts, it always makes my day. You guys are so funny and creative. That's what makes this channel worth is to watch, unlike other hydraulic press channels. Finnish humour is really something else!
Timo was standing there thinking "yep, my son is crazy with press action". lol
I wish The Slo Mo Guys would collaborate with you for this stuff… their slow motion capability is amazing.
"Oh, that was last week!"
and that folks is why you should ALWAYS respect pressure rating on hoses and fittings :)
THE LADYBUG STOLE THE SHOW!!!
How about squashing tanks? Like scuba tanks, fire extinguishers, oxy acetylene tanks, etc. Would be good videos imo
Empty or full ?
@@Kualinarfull
really like these experiments. i work with hydraulics.😁
I think the subject of pipe failures is interesting on itself. It will be curious to see a small model of water piping system with multiple pipes, fittings, maybe even faucets subjected to a high pressure
Nice profile pic mate 👌
The sword has to be the biggest unanswered question.
Love the way the eyes rolled around at 10:44.
That cabage knew what was coming. You could tell by the look in its eyes. 😮😂
Awesome! you need the SloMo guys!
How about a bronze ball bearing held by a narrow throat in a pipe, it should force through and shoot like a bullet
I have even "better" idea...
Uh oh! 😂
lmao
The water spray/explosion is effectively liquid muzzle flash, so for the benefit of the high-speed camera, you need to machine a type of "flash suppressor" that directs the water up and down, so the projectile is visible.
Dear Lauri & Hanna - Please make the ultimate pressure washer. It will only wash for 2-3 seconds, but do so at 25,000psi (my Karcher Proffesional HD 6/13c can do a max of 2,770psi), but I would be intrested to see what water can clean/cut/explode at such pressures.
Nice upgrades!👍🏻
1:22 Teflon wrapped backwards
Bad plans means great video to come! Can't wait to see it!!😁👍
Hey guys, suggestion - spray paint, or circle and date with a Sharpie, the impact marks so fresh damage is identifiable.
Also I still want to see pasta or noodles made by a toolhead with narrow holes. Then cook and eat them, I realise that you'll think there'll be lots of cleaning and hygienic preparation, but from experience there really isn't.
Keep up the great content ❤
good stuff. thanks for sharing
10:43 Smug Bob: "I survived."
Hannah is very cool in an understated way.
I think your tape around 1:30 is wrapped around the wrong way.
You had me at "worst possible accident".
Gelbob Nopants survives again!
I really wish you guys had those highly detailed dummies like gun channels have. Would be interesting, but gruesome, to see the real damage of those things. You're definitely not walking away with your skull in one piece from that though.
7:43 Liz Truss should be the name. Look up her UK prime minister run Vs lettuce 😄
Interesting how the multi-fittings seemed to fail at the body rather than shooting a plug out
Normal. A joint is a weak spot in any material. Thread covers a large surface area on the inside, making it stronger.
@@kleinwolf35 i thought so. Nice to have confirmation
A suggestion for fittings to experiment with: female-female reducer and coupler fittings! Take the size you have now and adapt it to the next size up, and the next size down.
So you have the piston -> male hydraulic adaptor -> f/f coupler (to one size down, or to same size, or to next size up) -> plug
You could use hydraulic female-female couplers as well, if they exist (or just steel), and cut a groove on the lathe, so they will fail at the groove!
Welcome to the Hydraulic Press Channel featuring brass fittings and guest starring the balistic cabbage and the Lady Bug :)
Again some of the best noises
The bit with the cabbage @7:40 “he’s there watching very closely” absolutely cracked me up 😂
Awesome channel.
However high-speed footage, move camera to the left of press, to capture "explosion" of cap before water gets in the way if seeing the damage to the head
Awesome video, just be safe. 😊
You and the slowmoguys need a collab!!!
Like Timo said. "Jumalauta!". That was a nice shot.
You should have also used that Teflon tape for the steel plugs and fittings.
Remember, boys and girls, EVEN IF you happen to own a 300 tones press, don't try this at home.
I think they used the seals since the steel parts had a bigger head on them.
I like this new arc for the channel! Lots of potential for mayhem 😅
Also, I have to re-recommend getting a _"3 Footed Monster"_ for your action cams. It's got 3 strong magnets, so it will stay attached to the base... or wherever else you decide to stick it!
_(I have to say "action cam" because YT hates me and removes my comments now if I mention certain well-known brands. I don't know if it will for this brand, but it does when I mentioned a competing brand 😮💨)_
Time to get yourself the Finnish equivalent to the "Granger" catalog, and just order all manner of different fittings.
Might be interesting to use air-hose quick connects, and cap off the male fitting, and see how the various types of female quick releases hold up. (but using water, not air)
Olisi kiva nähdä hydraulinen herneampuja metallilla varustetulla pallolla.
Love your content ❤️
Love this channel and borh of you
6:42 Nice little riddle for all non-finnish speakers. "Is it läpi asti? Yes it is!" 😂
If you were to paint the cap, one color and offset the backdrop, a different color, it may be easier to see on high-speed
You should get Jari Maenpaa on the channel, or Juoni Valjakka, have them test the strength of their guitars, or the Mesa Triaxis amps that gave us the amazing Finnish metal from years past
RIP Ballistic Cabbage
Maybe to have a predictable failure point you can use a steel fitting with internal threads, and a one size smaller plug. Then use a brass adapter ring in between.
The brass threads should strip out and shoot the plug out in a straight path. Just something to try.
RIP Liz Truss 😢
Hi guys! Probably too late for this time around, but next time you're dealing with water try using a polarized lens filter. It can cut out a lot of the reflections that make things hard to see behind the water sprays.
reading just the title of the video made me think HOLY SHIT..! thank you up front for this one:D
One thing you could do to make something fly, if you wanted to spend the machine time, is make a mini version of the big piston, but instead of the rings being on the head, they're on the back end of the shaft, and you could put a pin through the tube and shaft meant to break at a certain pressure. You could even probably calculate the exact diameter of pin you'd need to get the absolute highest pressure the main chamber can handle.
Hydrallistic Brass Channel
If nothing else, this is an interesting way to make coleslaw
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You guys need to get the balistic high speed guys over there!
Why not try to get a high speed shot from the other side? You could use a mirror to show the other side of the water blast without risking the camera getting hit.
Seeing this follow up I wish I had commented on the first one. Thos steel plugs were failing at the threads. The threads sheared. Thus the first movement and leak. Further failure of the weakened plus aided ny the lubrication and hydraulic cutting action adds to the final failure point.
You have gold-coloured lady beetles in Finland? How beautiful! In my country they are always orange.
I wont mention you wrapped the thead tape the wrong way😮😮
Phenomenon = "thing that happens".
Nice video, I wonder if you could turn that piston/cylinder into a water jet cutter?
Use a short brass pipe and cap it with steel, and score it around the smooth part to create a stress line.
Maybe the next toy for HPC is an XRAY high speed camera=)) I was sure it doesn't exist but when I googled it looks like it might exist (in the material science industry) with such a doohickey we would have seen what the heck happened in that mist cloud
Is this what happens when the hydraulic press sneezes?
Gezundheit!
*Reads title* To quote Cleetus McFarland, I cant see a possible thing that could go wrong! lol
7:40 He looks appropriately stressed out lol
If you want reliable failures, turn down some caps so the end wall of the cap is thinner. With some testing you can choose the pressure the cap wall fails. The whole wall, a metal coin basically, will fly.
Hannah is a gift...
2:55 Was that hydrolyzed Teflon tape?!?! 😳😱
1:10 Cute ladybug ;B)
Timo said it best "jumalauta, kyllä lähti" :D