How Strong Is Tungsten? Waterjet Cutting Test 

I guess it's not so permanent

@@TheMalignantMind 😂😂

I will try this next time I need to wash it off my hands thank you

@@GrowingDownUnder let me be the first one to high five you if you have any success

@@erhanhuz1548 I see what you did there lol

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@@7-ten - I've found your manners.... in the bin. Do you want them back!?

@@hotaru25189 yes, but he got bored and made a new one out of a nearly full roll of industrial foil

Pretty sure they did this years ago... right?

@@WaterjetChannel I have a sample of PCD and one of CBN,would you try to cut it if I set it to you?

i mean is not stupid, it doesnt measures anything relevant, but i'm sure it's at least collecting data

Yeah it's only 90% TUNGSTEN, pretty much cobalt

Big difference between tungsten carbide and pure tungsten. This certainly was not pure tungsten.

I hope it means they are going to collab on something, I had suggested a unique knife pattern on Nates channel.

They operate in close proximity to eachother. They may have worked together in the past

Cardboard cutout? No I just like to hang out and hold really still.

@@NFTI do it! just for 2 or 3 quick panning shots with zero emphasis, it's a really inside joke but it would still be funny

@@NFTI Skillz!

High strength, low weight. Very good properties for aviation or implants.

You've heard of its use in the construction of airplanes because of its high melting point. When travelling at supersonic speeds the nose of the plane will reach temperatures that would melt steel. The light weight is a bonus. They actually had to sneak the titanium for the blackbird out of the soviet union covertly as Ukraine has most of the worlds supply, I believe.

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Almost the same, they are white and bright too, maybe a little brughter

no he was just testing each of the metals to see how far down they would cut so if you look at the depth of the cut it'll tell you how strong the metal is to The cutting test okay okay by the way that pea sized thing up rolling around in your head is your brain, USE IT! 💯

@@nunyafockler5650 Right.......there's a lot to digest here. Firstly, you're insinuating that I'm stupid at the end of a BARELY comprehensible sentence. You're grammar is shit and your punctuation is worse. You also missed the fact that I ASKED a question. I didn't make a statement that needed to be corrected. I was wondering if the difference in thicknesses between the bits of metal could throw off the accuracy. This is where my "pea brain" kicks in. Is it possible that when the material you are cutting is thicker, the material being cut has a stronger "bracing" effect. For example: would a bullet travel deeper through a tree that was 1 foot in diameter than it would a tree that was 3 feet in diameter? There is more material in front of the bullet (the cutting tool) that is working against its progress through the tree. Could a thicker piece of the same metal yield a different cutting result due to there being more material working against the water jet? If yes, than the test results would not be accurate. As not all of the pieces of metal were the same thickness. I think it's a relevant question. What do you think keyboard warrior?

Hmm, do I win or am I just old? LOL

how about cubic boron nitride? one step behind diamond

Search for Bobcat Goldthwait, I am sure this is the impression he is making.

It's the abrasive cutting the titanium, it's pretty cool to watch it cut with the lights off!

And wreck their equipment when gallium sprays everywhere

@@SoulDelSol hmmm, i suppose that's also a possibility.... damn