I really need to stop these experiments... DO NOT TRY! 

“Compress so many airs with this guy”. Not only do we get quality memes, but J gonna blow shit up.

*slaps compressor roof* "This baby can compress so many airs"

Jays trying to say "Eiszapfen" made my day

"then i looked down and saw a piece of equipment we haven't used around here in a while". I don't need for you to be explaining your sex life to me. 😂

Jay: not that im giving you guys any instructions on how to make a pneumatic projectile launcher. Also Jay: So here's how you make a pneumatic projectile launcher .

am I watching "Mythbusters - JayzTwoCents style" hehehehehe.. I feel that I would see a balistic glass after this episode

Hey Jay (and fellow non-germanspeakers) you pronounce Eiszapfen (icicle) like this: Eis almost like the english ice (also has the same meaning) syllable Za goes like Tsa (think of russian Tsar) and pfen is pretty self explanatory, read as written Ice - Tsa - Pfen :)

0:17 That crisp slap and look. :D

This is the kind stuff I love! Never expected that those alphacool fittings can hold so much pressure. Glad that you talked about the dangers when messing with compressed air.

12:16 Awesome pixelation. I almost expected tentacles. :-D "Did that just slide out? That clearly shows how smooth it is." -JayzTwoCents, Jul 26, 2020.

9:20 That is some really good advice regarding watercooling and everyone should listen. Appreciate the info Jay!

"we learned some stuff today" can this please be a shirt

Anyone triggered by chalk or sharpie squeak sound skip 9:06- 9:22, probably won't if ever see this comment before the video but if you do.

Hi Jay, I have a lot of fun watching your experiments. I am an ex rocket design engineer (science license haver) with a fair amount of experience with high pressure pneumatics. One thing you might try to make your experiments safer is to use pressurized water to fill whatever it is you are pressure testing ( as long as it is appropriate to the system). Pressurized gas can store a lot of energy as you saw, and a way to mitigate the danger posed by having a pressurized volume is to use an inconpressible fluid like water to fill up most of the volume, and then adding pneumatic pressure to that system. I'd hate to see you or Phil get hurt pursuing these very exciting experiments and thought this might be something for you to consider. Have a great day, and keep up the fun content!

Jay, I love videos like this. This genuinely put me in a better mood today and I was really feeling down.

"We can replace Phil" As a cameraman and editor, yes As a person, no

Jay "this is illegal in many states" Me remembering Jay lives in California...lol

For anyone who comes by, that extra metal ring-thingy inside the Alphacool fittings that bites into the tubing is called a collet. :) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collet

I love watching theese experiment videos atleast with a couple months apart so as to relive the joy and laughs. I love u guys

Jay, PLEASE don't stop with these ridiculously awesome content! No idea is stupid, as long as it's for science haha. Keep doing what you doing. I'd love to do the same things if I had a shop like yours. Phil, thanks for capturing all these crazy videos too!

"Schiience" - Can you cook an egg on a CPU?!

You had me on the floor laughing my ass off within minutes of you starting these test.

The thing about blood air bubbles you were talking about spooked me so much knowing all the things i did with an air compressor and how much i did it.

This is the only Tech channel where am Bound to have a good laugh while understanding something. keep up the good work people.!

1:43 This would have happened if Jay would have joined forces with Jeremy Clarkson:"Alright, where's my hammer? In the water cooling kit, but I digress." 😂

You know what else exploded? my phone alarm after RU-vid notification popped thanks for waking me up 4am in the morning. worth tho

Doing that test for an aforementioned computer loop to see how much pressure does build up like you thought about - I think would be pretty cool to see so we know what we're looking at with pressure in our systems when we build them.

hi Phil and Jay. Hi Jay and Phil. Thank you for all the time you put into the videos.

CONSPIRACY: Jay stopped the red dead build because aliens abducted him and reversed his progress as PROVEN by 13:19

I'm curious how many people know that tornado joke lol

Thanks for the mention on the blown glass tubing. I never miss a episode. Your content has saved me countless hours and dollars of frustration. If you ever want glass tubing to experiment with just let me know :)

Thanks Jay, I can't wait for more watercooling videos, for this summer that you may or may not have missed.

phil thank you for blurring jays butt crack out, you saved some of us years and years of trauma, and therapy. you sir are the real M.V.P

h series: airflow my pc with the h510 that struggles to cool off: *YEP*

you should try this with the thermaltake fittings! i think they are alot better. they also make it easier to measure the tube distances because of how they are made to where you have a flat surface on both ends. plus they have like 6 o-rings!

I actually didn't knew about sanding down the ends of a brass tube helped so much. Though it does make sense. I learned something today :D

Ample airflow from the H Series eh?? Eesh. Steve begs to differ.

the more they overthink the plumbing, the easier it it to stop the drain

I love videos where they dont plan em out. They just come in and have fun, when they have fun I have fun.

Im glad u made this video! After watching graig salazars threadripper build leak i was worried about switching from soft tubing to hard tubing , worried about temp causing preasure build up and then a bad leak! When i play on my pc I litteraly look at it every few mins to make sure no leaks are happening

13:38 let's see how much pressure Jay's lungs can before giving out compared to the fittings

0:03 "... And then I looked down and saw a piece of equipment we haven't used in a while..." THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID! 🤣

Didn't know I needed a video like this, but this was hilarious, keep it up!

I like learning stuff. Watching Jay have fun is fun.

Do a video on HOW MANY FOAM BAORDS CAN JAY BREAK?!

'Real damascus PETG"' *Alec Steele has joined the chat. *Will Stelter has joined the chat *Matt Stagmer has joined the chat. * Ilya Alekseyev has joined the chat.

That was pretty awesome. Definitely the best thing I watch on RU-vid today. Thank you for making me laugh.

Yep I can confirm. I used to work in a QC lab for the fastener industry and I did a lot of torque testing of fasteners which requires specific high PSI depending on the fastener. Sometimes with failure the sheared bolts or failed nuts would fly off into the wall and would definitely dent metal. I made sure never to stand directly in front of the instrument.

2:29 why is that illegal in a lot of states but guns aren't

On the Next Episode: - Jay go to Jail

I have the exact same compressor....gonna go try this at home!

You should try to " Overclock" case fans to see which can perform the best before they rip themselves apart or catch fire.

Thanks. I watched too much Gamers Nexus. This helped me to feel smart again.

This makes me wonder how long before Steamfitters start getting commissioned to build PC Radiator arrays. We already do full scale installations of Datacenters and Chip Plants but I mean for Personal Computers. Someone call up their local Mechanical Company: Customer - "Do you guys hook up PC Cooling?" lol Sales Rep - "We sure do!, what sort of system are you interested in? Copper? Steel? Stainless Steel? Aluminum? Glass? PVC?" Customer - "Oh wow.. uh.. I didn't know there were that many options" Sales Rep - "Oh sure, we also offer different types of joint bonds too; Soldered, Brazed, GTAW Welded, Orbital Welded, Swagelok, Or just simple Compression Fittings with Flex connections?" Customer - "Oh my.. uh.. Got anything that's shiny like silver?" Sales Rep - "Yup, that would be 316 Stainless Steel (Expensive but would look damn impressive). Do you want that in Water or Freon? Or perhaps you'd like that with a Freon loop for refrigeration?" Could go on for hours, but yeah the market for this looks interesting and some truly impressive designs can be made. And all of them would hold up to several thousands of pounds of pressure (no idea why you'd want or need that) and could easily put your hardware into a small freezer complete with air-dryer to keep everything from sweating and shorting out lol

This is, without a doubt, the greatest episode I have seen so far. Please create a Jay Does Computer Science series.

Thanks for an interesting experiment. As usual, the team had a lot of fun:)

Best. Video. Ever. Jay, you need to do more videos when you’re bored.

Love these style of videos Jay, keep it up man!

I was working on glass tubing back in the days.. and I can say your doin a very good job even if .. glass is way more complicated to ply lol

That was a great video!! Thanks Jay and Phil!

Fun video! When system is under-load, the reservoir should take-up any pressure increase.

Jay has just the right amount of computer tech talk and information...and simple faffing about..!

One of the most entertaining videos in a while!! Thank you!

You may have been bored and not known what to do but you're still just as entertaining none the less (including Phil's commentary). Thanks for the laughs :D

When u do loop pressure test do a few different setups. Add rads / blocks to see how a big or small loop effects pressure. Great vid!

Nothing like watching Jay being scared shitless under a table while you're having a terrible day. Cheers Jay. I actually feel a lot better

Jay folding that tube like he's forging a katana. GLORIOUS NIPPON STEEL CUT THROUGH GAIJIN PLANE LIKE BUTTER

What your testing is exactly why I always add a shut off valve right off the tank before the quick connect.

Man that whole video and we never got to see you try the blow-dart thing you showed at the beginning. That's all I was waiting for lol.

Jeesh Jay, I thought this would be super lame. I was surprised how fun and truly juvenile it was. Thank you for making an old man smile!

I really love your videos Jay, they change my day even if is for educational purposes XD

this is the video that inspired me to machine the aluminum bite rings for my super cheap 20$ for 4 fittings haha! first time assembled and zero leaks. took the force to pull the tube out of the fitting from 5lbs to over 50lbs haha!

Awesome slapping, great sounds! All we need is a banjo now...

You could put different additives in different mixtures to see what gunks up over time or grows living things inside etc

you bugger jay, u had to do that slow mo of that noise..... shivers up and down my spine lol

Do test the pressure of a loop under load! I want to see that! Also When you do that, make sure you use a under-sized radiator so the loop water gets good`n`hot.

These types of videos are always the best

Haha Thanks for the slow motion 'screech' sound, Phil! You're awesome! XD

Alpha Cool uses the rear washer, just like Swagelok proved with their compression fittings, that a rear facing washer applies the nut pressure more evenly on the compression material, whether gasket or metal sealing, to give a much better sealing action. its especially important with metal to metal seals. We used nothing but Swagelok in the semi conductor fabrication equipment I designed and built for a decade.

So much fun, I love these videos!

I like how well you guys get along. Also, good video.

This video had me busting out laughing. Absolutely loved it. Need more videos like this.

would like to see you try useing the Thermaltake Pacific C-PRO and the EK Quantum Torque fittings

"Experiments" coming from Jay is just a fancy word for "I wanna play with stuff I shouldn't!"

These episodes are what I love about science!!!

Mechanics and teenagers everywhere thank you for your service Jay!

Video idea: fully in depth beginners guide to liquids cooling series. I’ve only recently built my first PC and I want to liquids cool it, it would be great to have one place to go that had everything I needed

This video made me laugh so hard 😅 Good stuff Jay!

I would love to see what compressed air can do to cpu and gpu blocks! And maybe AIO coolers too?

no way you could replace phil that bloke is incredible and his video editing is amazing!

The straw in a tornado is no joke. I worked a search in recovery after a series of tornadoes came through and there were pine needles stuck in trees, light poles, and basically anything that wood

So much science, you've evolved into JayzTwoScience.

This is my Chevy silver ado lol love those videos great refrance Jay great video

Jay makes me laugh so hard, love the videos!

Hey Jay, just +1ing your idea to test the pressure a working loop develops when hot etc! I'm fairly sure you can adapt a pressure sensor display to pick it up? Either inline or perhaps screwed in to/attached to the fill hole? Haha..almost like compression testing an engine cylinder/piston!

Dude this is the funniest video you've made in a while!

Love to see what pressure a normal loop is under 👌

every year, the videos get better and better.

JAY, you never fail to entertain.........KUDOs Bro!!!

Jay.... if that brass pipe went through the wodden box I think your aiming at the electrical... be safe please in future fun lol love the vid, was praying the whole time nothing too bad happened.