Crushing Hammers With 300 Ton Hydraulic Press | Caused Local Earthquake 

When somebody is building a bullet proof concrete bunker for their new toy they are usual up to nothing good :D

At least there is a bunker now.

He’s a nice neighbor, he even publishes the evidence on RU-vid.

​@@woody442 share the video please

@@L0RD_F00G_the_2st he is talking about HPC being the nice neighbor, publishing the proof of their new toy on youtube. Get it?

I say this in your first video about that new 300 Ton Press about that electronic Box/Control Panel will suffer most of it. From these dangerous experiments were it could easly snap off. I think that Sledge Hammer able break your Bunker Wall i might recommend make it thicker by add another Layer around

Silly billy, making a neutron star is far more likely intermediate step and it's a far larger sphere that would deal a lot more damage a lot quicker. Black holes would evaporate in 5 minutes with a mass of under 1.8 megatons.

Next video: crushing particle accelerators with 300ton hydraulic press

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"This is the Hydraulic Press Channel, and today we have neutron star for our hydraulic press."

Do you mean "Hanners"?

Do you "Hannah"

Next time he will crush some HUMMERS 😂

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There's a slight problem in that. If the concrete wall cannot take these hits, how do you think a layer of paint would? A better way would be to do it like they do with shooting targets: paint it with a bright colour only. Then the hit points would show up as dull grey as the paint disintegrates from it.

@@anteshell r u b b e r coating! Bounce right off. Protect the wall some too. Bed liner!

It should still provide a line of contrast around any chunks taken out of the wall ​@@anteshell

@@anteshell yes the concrete will break around it but it will also expose the angry paint , highlighting the area. its the same with targets paper being shot with a gun.

Because the wall is naturally a light grey color, just black paint should suffice

Great idea! I was just thinking of putting a little bit of paint over the new dinks

Guys at work do this with the robot arms and machine tools, but it's more of a shaming thing than a badge of honor.

It could make for a great top 10 at the 1 year bunker birthday.

The nightmare of the neighbors.

Jaden the huge ceramic bearing ball is not a hero monster 😂

It would caused a major earthquake or awaken the kraken.

​@@worawatli8952you mean the hyper massive colossal titan duck?

Hell YES

Really *nailed* it

Hammered it

Right in the teeth, just like its predecessor.🤣

"When a hydraulic press no-scopes your Go-Pro"

stuff might just blow therough the gel and the box.. maybe a new piece of plexi in front ? shouldnt cause too much modification t othe light for something like this where absolute color isnt important.. those nan 500's put out quite a bit of light to overcome the loss through the plexi.. at least its a godox box which isnt as pricey as the nan

@@eldoradoboy For protection, maybe but heat is the issue. It will melt that plexi in no time if it’s in front of that LED. (I’ve seen many protective caps returned melted when not removed before striking) It’s not meant to protect it, it’s just a beneficial secondary perk to having a trace frame set up. If stretched tightly on the frame like a drumskin, it can absorb a fair amount of impact, as long as it not sharp. Me and work colleagues used to see if we could punch and kick through the old Trace Frames. We ALL failed.

why not just frosted lexan?

@@john_barnett Cost and heat. That light will melt plastic if it’s too close. Lightings gels are designed to be HOT. Plus if the Laxen cracks from an impact, those cracks will look like a spiders web on the light cast. The lighting gel can be replaced easily and far cheaper.

@@chr1998is good point

Quite impressive indeed!

And his cats.

Work hardening is a major factor for older iron based tools. There's no replacement for time and experience. I'm an older, iron based tool so I know wtf I'm talking about 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Love how the older hammer made the press jump the highest

Having a neighbor over would be a safety concern.

I’m guessing the old hammer was forged in such away that the grains are more uniform since it’s a purer metal hence more force required. Newer ones probably use pot metal so the grain sizes are random. I’m no material scientist and would love to learn more about metal structures and compression forces.

11:17 he is aware, I would be too with such expensive equipment, doesn't hurt to say though

I think also that it's really nice view. I just need to adjust the aperture in way that we and the press are both sharp at the same time

Hanna's laugh is "Laugh 5,000,000"

Probably none bigger than that ...SLEDGEHAMMER Lololol

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Consider using a 360 degree camera​ for this. They can focus on you, and the press. @HydraulicPressChannel

Yeah all of us have massive hydraulic press and a bunker at home

Haha

The old boys stole a box of explosives from the railroad and was blowing random stuff up. Turns out they pissed off the local college seismic department who was able to point out where they were playing with their new toys and got snitched out.

It actually dampens the sound quite well. You can't hear Hanna screaming at all on the camera that is inside of the bunker :D

​@@HydraulicPressChannel She probably doesn't put out as much bass as a 5-ton chunk of bouncing steel hehe

@@wandrin2925 Like a closed subwoofer

My friend runs heat treating plant, I can ask him to plan the worst piece ever :D

@HydraulicPressChannel Oh that will make for an excellent video, just the worst heat treated steal vs 300 ton press, would be an explosive video

A big chunk of cast iron would be fun. Precicion machined to spread the stress.

@@HydraulicPressChannel Yes. How NOT to Heat-Treat. 😆

Böhler600 (hss) as a material and water quench it from 1400c 🙈

My thoughts exactly...

A checker board pattern would be the best. You could measure vertical and horizontal movement, gauge the height of the press jump and the speed of the shrapnel.

A dial indicator attached to the floor could measure the peak (Hold)

Same, I wanna see the big numbers

Dittos Dern auto correct.

Let see how it starts to wear :D I think it's not going to wear much we do quite rarely this stupid stuff. Maybe for the back wall that is the closest?

@@HydraulicPressChannel yeah the back wall for sure as its proximity. mayby a sheet of 12ga steel? something to keep bits from chipping away at the back wall. lets see some big ruperts drops in the new 300T press!

I can imagine.. what I would do. Patients is needed. Neighbors notice more than You know! Be appreciative the said so early in this very dangerous endeavor you an I are doing . You are known. I am not. Mine is mobile.

Indeed... Yeah, I love the way she laughs when something is crushed: like some sort of fiend... Peace.

It's stupid as hell when Amerikunts refer to any one of the 50 US "states" as if it's a country. If a foreigner on the other side of the world asks you where you're from, and your answer is something like "Phoenix, Arizona!", then that foreigner would have every right to shoot you. Last time I checked, Russia is a country, but "Pennsylvania" is not. Hear that, idiots at the sensationalist DailyMail? Even with the global presence of KFC, I'm pretty sure no one in countries like Bangladesh knows what a "Kentucky" is. No, "California" is not a country either. It's merely a subnational territory within a country. Your stupid comment is way too US-focused and US-centric. The US-centric mentality plaguing the internet is a deadly consequence of the USA existing in its own little bubble, isolated from the rest of the world.

probably not :D

they will probably upgrade and reinforce the press, just for safety reasons😂😂

Me too. It was very interesting

Finnish accent is quite different from the rest of scandinavia, since the Finnish language have a different origin.

Perfect Rally-english

@@janneliurpolainen1066 Yes it is. 😊

Sköl

Doubt it. The hammers would still reach the same failure pressure, and the explosion happens so quickly that the debris is already clear of the press before the press jumps off the ground as a result of the sudden drop in resistance. Bolting the press to the floor would transfer the uplift forces directly into the slab which, depending on the thickness of the slab and the size of the bolts, could be even more catastrophic for damage when you have several tons of force trying to lift the slab up in a few thousandths of a second. Edit: the slab would need a significant rebar detail for the top mat to stop it from cracking apart, because the top of the slab would be subjected to compression forces from supporting the weight of the machinery on top of it, to suddenly becoming subject to massive tension forces as the machine's uplift attempts to lift up the slab. Without some serious rebar on the upper layer, I could see the slab cracking on an experiment like this.

While I doubt fiberglass would stop the bigger stuff like hammer #3, if it did catch, it would likely damage the light or tip it over. My thinking: "Do you want a bullet getting caught up and stopping half way inside you or passing 'cleanly' through?"

@@gth042 I do not mean to imply that one layer of glass fabric will even come close to stopping a chunk of proper tool steel at high velocity. But I also reject your final thought. What I want to happen to me as a fleshbag is very different from what I want to happen to a replaceable lighting rig. A projectile passing-through might be nice, but a higher priority to me would be "I would very much like not to get hit in a way that causes me to begin to bleed-out.

@@verdatum I think we agree in basic premise there. The thought behind my analogy was simply that a "plain hole" might be less likely to intersect something important than a curved or zig-zagged one where the momentum has fully converted.

Maybe 30 meters from the press? The soils is quite good on carrying sounds you can also here the milling machine on their house through the ground if you are machining hard material