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Will we be missing tons of content by not watching on facebook? I love your channel but greatly prefer youtube, and purposefully deleted my facebook, since I dont like the platform.
@@Itrieditathome889 Bars of soap are for washing yourself. Other soaps are used for cleaning the kitchen equipment. This is a large industrial machine not designed to be kept sterile with ease (unlike food industry machines). Thus many hours each week, month and year would be spent cleaning out gunk from every nook and cranny, so it doesn't become a home for poisonous bacteria and fungii. The Hydraulic Press Channel keeps it in a machinery workshop with the machines to make their "million" tools.
I had forgotten about so many of these videos To this day I still could not pick a favorite, I love them all. Thank you for all the work you put into making these videos.
I love all of it, but the candle wax seems to please me more ! Hats off to the cleaners ! That's got to be a crazy job getting some of that goop out of there ! Show us you guys cleaning ! That's be cool !
6:01 I would have cried at the quality streets if I was there. I love the hazel nuts ones (purple ones) and at the pop tarts at the end. They're crazy expensive in the UK.
Probably pretty difficult to do, but would be interesting to see a sideways version of this. The plunger is solid (no holes) and the compression cylinder is on its side with a single hole on the opposite end of the plunger. So essentially you compress whatever material and try to shoot it out a single hole in the other end. We could see what makes longest worm - or which worm shoots out the farthest.
Jr Payton that's basically the first version they ever made. It worked, but ultimately inspired the worm makers from this video. Christopher's idea would work closer to a syringe.
@@viridiscoyote7038 I forgot about that video, but thats pretty much what I was going for but more like the syringe action you mentioned - where the whole thing is on its side to be able to point and shoot where you want.
3:15 I'm sure out there, somewhere, there is some kind of math equation that basically says (Low volume density + Large surface area) = Large pressure differential when compressed.... or.... (High volume density + Low surface area) = Low pressure differential when compressed
I just love these messy press videos, but one thing I've not yet seen (Unless I missed the memo) is how you end up cleaning it all. Do you just take a hose to it and job done, as it were? 👍🏼❤️
I wonder about other strong fibers. Seems like a great series, start with organic fibers like cotton and linen, then different species of trees and plants, then fiberglass, nylon, Kevlar and carbon fiber.
