TOP 100 BEST ITEMS UNDER HYDRAULIC PRESS

100 ton hydraulic press crushes various objects, an interesting selection

[gigojovic]

11:13 I'm waiting for this whole video.

[claybackes]

That old Nokia phone can still send and receive calls!

[domomitsune]

I just spent 14 minutes and almost 30 seconds of just watching things being crushed by a hydraulic press. There's just something about crushing things that is just satisfying and very entertaining. I honestly wish that this could be an hour long or longer. I just can't get enough of this.

[carlsiouxfalls]

Very satisfying.

It's amazing how well some of those pressurized containers retained their seal despite the disfigurement occurring to their structures.

[ggaakashchandru]

Man buys a hydraulic press.
Everything in his house - My time has come.

[asd-]

Seems like it's safer to use DVDs to bulid a house than to use bricks.

[SniartekilI]

I like how the brick breaks and not the phone at 7:00

[Donald]

That terminator mask was the comic relief this video needed. Nice touch. Press on, brother

[ForbiddenFate]

Coke bottles when I drop them : welp guess I'll die now

Coke bottles VS a hydraulic press : I have the power of a thousand suns

[regularfather]

Plastic soda bottles are truly a miracle of engineering. The coke never even exploded out the side.

[MakutaNazo]

13:00 such a fantastic example of "Every action has an equal and opposite reaction."
The press is weighed down on the ball, which is on the table, which is on the ground. The ground and the table are pushing back up against the ball and the press, which equalizes the force, untill...
The ball explodes, suddenly, for an instant, the ground is pushing up against the table, but the table does NOT have an equal force pushing down on it, causing it to 'jump'.

[Dienowxw]

6:00
Noted: if you ever have to break into a safe, use a hydraulic press

[MariKira]

6:40 probably the best laugh I’ve had in a while

[Blashyrkh]

Fun fact for y’all.

At 11:13 theres the nails in the block of wood. Way back in the early 1900s, in the oil and gas industry, this is how the first impression blocks were designed/made.

Impression block is a kind of downhole fishing tool used to “see” what your fish top looks like. Nowadays they’re made of lead. So what they’d do is trip this block of wood with nails in it down the well, and essentially press it down on the fish. This would pressing some nails, but not all, into the block, leaving an impression of it. Hence the name “impression block”. Then they’d bring it out of the hole, examine it, and run the appropriate tool to get the fish out.

[lostworld]

7:48 best part of the video;, love it

[KDragoness]

I can't believe 13:53 broke the press!! I can't help but wonder how much you have damaged your press doing all of this..
I love watching how metal in particular deforms under it. Thank you for doing this so I don't have to lol
I do have to say I hope you recycled some of those materials- the metals in particular can be melted down an reused

[andi]

7:00
Android: "See son, that's why your great-great-grandfather tried so hard to beat him. powerful legend."

[GamerDeMeia]

3:37 For a moment, I feared your Hydraulic Press

[jjse]

Those Coca-Cola and alike bottles are very resistent, would be nice to find some use for them afterwards

[devpizzasverycoolsomechann]

EVERY EXPLOSION
2:44 spring
3:33 glass dome
5:29 bullet
5:36 glass balls
7:14 steel
8:55 green metal thing
9:19 diamond
9:32 water bottle
10:31 air pistol
10:56 quarta
12:21 another air pistol
12:36 metal ball
12:57 (material?) ball
13:28 glass squares
14:04 glass cup