How Strong is Titanium? Hydraulic Press Test!

Do not try this at home!! or at any where else!!

Music Thor's Hammer-Ethan Meixell

[HydraulicPressChannel]

I have also plenty more of these cubes! I just need to build fume hood for my safety box in case some of these explodes so we don't get any nasty powder flying around the shop.

[soapyfish]

I like how you don’t mess around, you did titanium first. I appreciate it.

[Grimmsen]

1:37 Titanium
3:21 Aluminium
4:50 Iron
6:43 Tin
9:40 Copper

[rowangallagher]

“People seem to think titanium is strong ...HOLY CRAP yeah it’s strong”

[Adriftintheash]

“Titanium isn’t very strong.” It’s literally one of the strongest elements on the planet.

[Braindoner]

‘Titanium not very strong’
Sees a big square impression
‘Ahh! Titanium very strong!’

[PirateKingLuffy-cq]

Titanium : Oh so you decided to crush me
Also titanium: i am gonna set my footprint before i die

[kilianmelcher]

I have titanium on my spine, I'm glad to know that it is that strong, feeling like Wolwerine

[herosteve]

I love how this channel is not like “How Ridiculous”. Damn straight to the point. This is why this channel is Auwesome. (Gold and Awesome)

[identifiyed]

"How Strong Is Titanium?"

me on the verge of death after browsing youtube for 10 hours straight: Well well well then, lets find out

[tonyman]

Titanium: I am strongest medal
Nokium: hold my 3310

[afoxwithahat]

"I don't know if Titanium is that strong..."

*Titanium breaks the machine*

"Oooo..."

[yashganar]

Other metals: Atleast try to defend
Sn: *Perfect Circle, as it should be*

[tjfreshkicks]

Who else was waiting for him to crush the earbuds?😂

[raf]

1:40 😉 for titanium
3:25 for aluminium
4:56 for iron
6:44 for tin
9:43 for copper

[TimmacTR]

This guy found a way to earn money with a hydraulic press on the internet...

What a time to be alive.. xD

[regeman]

for everyone wondering when you actually use titaniu. The main usage of titanium ALLOYS is in all places where you need high biocompatibility (ex. screen in bones etc) that means that it can't hurt the user (in opossition to other alloys like steel), it is also very light for it's strenght so titanium alloys were (or still are) used in planes (although mangesium and alluminium alloys are more popular at the moment), it is also highly resistant to corrosion so if you need light material with high corrosion resistance it will be much better than mangesium and alluminium alloys (you can also use titanium, or titanium compound as coating), and lastly TiO2 is known also as titanium white and is really good white dye, also safe to use in food

[ahmadtoom]

Let’s be honest none of us searched for this, yet still watched the whole video

[bigchadryans]

It seems the strongest metal is the base of hydraulic press machine.

[rade-blunner]

There's something incredibly satisfying about seeing that perfect distortion on the text.