HYDRAULIC PRESS vs 104 LEGO BRICKS (900kg/piece)

Ultimate LEGO stress-test !

In this video we are crushing different kinds of LEGO constructions and see how much pressure they can handle before they collapse.

Who can tell us in the comments how many tons it required to press each type of setup.

*edit* : It turns out that each piece can hold up to about 900kg before they collapse. You can see that in the 50 piece video, and the 104 piece video.

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Equipment Used for filming our videos :

* Home Made 150Ton Hydraulic Press
* Gopro Hero4 Black Edition + Rode Stereo VideoMic Pro
* Canon Eos 70D
* Laptop : MSI GT72 6QD-678BE Dominator Pro
* 2x Manfrotto MT055XPRO3 Tripods

Location : Belgium - Antwerp
Background Music : MK2 - Far Away (YouTube Audio Library)

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Don't try this yourself ! Hydraulic Presses are very powerful and you can get harmed if you don't operate it correctly !

[majin]

think of how painful that was for the press

[mmnissanzroadster]

"Oww! Fuck! I stepped on a lego!" -Hydraulic press

[aidencraft]

lol such fake vid everyone knows that Lego is undestructible

[Itwassouglythateveryonedied]

The hydraulic press then cried itself to asleep from the extreme pain of the legos.

[pixelatedbro]

It's so nice to see Legos die after so many times of stepping on them. HOW DO YOU LIKE IT NOW LEGOS HUH!

[bigGisnumber]

You should melt all those Legos now and make one big lego brick and then press that

[hectorbernal]

fake Legos
real Legos would've broken your press

[quintonthevillain]

All those times i walked across my room, all those times i accidentally stepped on a random lego, all those freaking time i nearly passed out because of the pain.
All of it was worth seeing this video, thanks PressTube for making me feel avenged (no matter how irrational).

[fiststomp_]

So kids, what did we learn today?





Lego is strong as fuck!!
Avoid stepping on lego at all cost!

[elcompadrejose_]

You're going to hurt the hydraulic press

[the-xmqi]

we all know that the 1x1x1 is the strongest

[mlgdoge]

100 of those Legos can take on tons of pounds. Time to build a house with them.

[Metal-Possum]

You couldn't have made this any more boring. Move over, let the Hydraulic Press Channel have this one, as they deserve for popularising the subject in the first place.

[MuzikBike]

Replace the press with my foot for free movie and dubstep sound effects.

[MaruneHD]

Anyone else thought they were gonna shatter?

[LexiFelidae]

4:20 "This will not end well."
4:40 lmao

[briandkwik]

That moment when they won't stick together

[yanfoo]

This is actually impressive, just how much pressure 104 bricks can withstand!

[PressTube]

Who can tell us how many tons these LEGO bricks handled before they got crushed? Thanks for watching, and if you liked the video please give it a thumbs-up. -PressTube OuT-

[Mike_]

But when i do it the only breaking thing is my feet by all of the bricks