Which is the Strongest Wrench Type? Hydraulic Press Test!

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  • Опубліковано 11 січ 2025
  • Combination wrench, adjustable wrench, socket wrench which one is strongest? We but all in to our 40 ton press and crush them to find out! Don't try this at home! Link to making of video • Making Ultimate Spanne...
    Slow motion footage is filmed with monochrome Chronos 1.4 high speed camera www.krontech.ca
    Our second channel / @beyondthepress
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    Do not try this at home!! or at any where else!!
    Music Thor's Hammer-Ethan Meixell

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  • @TheWarlordBob
    @TheWarlordBob 6 років тому +3033

    You should record with a thermal camera to see how much heat is being generated when you bend metal like that.

    • @ralfsz95
      @ralfsz95 6 років тому +101

      This would be really good

    • @_Anthony___
      @_Anthony___ 6 років тому +36

      The price tho...

    • @_Anthony___
      @_Anthony___ 6 років тому +11

      Thermal imagery for 1080p or higher, not only but why? You know that metal heats up from bending...

    • @frenchalcantara8424
      @frenchalcantara8424 6 років тому +10

      They already have a thermal camera

    • @frenchalcantara8424
      @frenchalcantara8424 6 років тому +1

      ua-cam.com/video/TPf4qwtr8Fs/v-deo.html

  • @calebweis352
    @calebweis352 5 років тому +1535

    How tire shops be tightening lugnuts

    • @danield5760
      @danield5760 5 років тому +47

      Yes there are crazy with impact wrenches going well over 150lbs

    • @patrickneary8446
      @patrickneary8446 5 років тому +58

      Worse is the oil change places that offer a free rotation.

    • @danield5760
      @danield5760 5 років тому +4

      @@patrickneary8446 how is that?

    • @patrickneary8446
      @patrickneary8446 5 років тому +47

      Daniel D they aren't tire experts and cut corners on the "free services". I spent a weekend trying to get a lug nut off, after one rotated mine.

    • @danield5760
      @danield5760 5 років тому +5

      @@patrickneary8446 damn

  • @myqueenkiller
    @myqueenkiller 5 років тому +2406

    Thanks for trying to speak understandable English.... you really go out of your way to do the vids in English, much appreciated !

    • @wetlettuce4768
      @wetlettuce4768 5 років тому +131

      I love their Finglish :D

    • @konradglibowski617
      @konradglibowski617 5 років тому +21

      Much more pleasing than hinglish :) and every word is understandable.

    • @konradglibowski617
      @konradglibowski617 5 років тому +10

      @@foureyedchick I do not know also his name. /Henglish is very popular language probably developed on university of Dhanbad and similar to english in same proportion as yiidysh is to german. / The accent and spelling of channel maker sound slavic like russian or polish ( I love this accent) , but Tampere, location of laboratory of all experiments is in Finland. I guess the author has slavic roots and may speak 3 languages or more.

    • @brandonb9452
      @brandonb9452 5 років тому +8

      Konrad Glibowski his name is Lauri

    • @konradglibowski617
      @konradglibowski617 5 років тому +2

      @@brandonb9452 good to know :) I have to watch more his interesting videos

  • @aaronunterseher1627
    @aaronunterseher1627 4 роки тому +135

    The fact that the first one snapped the handle before the ratchet let go I'm really really impressed

    • @mirandasyoutubegirlypop
      @mirandasyoutubegirlypop 3 роки тому +7

      Honestly same the mechanism they made is super strong

    • @Whin556
      @Whin556 3 роки тому +5

      I was expecting that to blow out immediately. Sure surprised me.

    • @Purplehain
      @Purplehain 2 роки тому +1

      The mechanism was already broken before the wrench snapped though, but instead of getting loose it got stiff.

  • @HydraulicPressChannel
    @HydraulicPressChannel  6 років тому +76

    For more workshop related stuff and making of for test jig used on this video check out our second channel Beyond the press! ua-cam.com/channels/veB47lgzZJ1WOf4XYVJNBw.html
    Here is link to our latest video where we shoot some 50kg/100lbs anvils 100ft up with gunpowder ua-cam.com/video/S8HbhiRlgM0/v-deo.html :D

    • @ΜακηςΒρεττος
      @ΜακηςΒρεττος 6 років тому +2

      Please try to crush cheap vs expensive anvil with hydraulic press

    • @peterzingler6221
      @peterzingler6221 6 років тому +2

      One question here: Isnt the force on the hex way high then the pressure made by the press Zylinder since we have a big lever effext going on?

    • @mattzze98
      @mattzze98 6 років тому +1

      www.stauff.com/index.php?id=4285&L=2
      maybe something like this would be better

    • @bountyhunter4885
      @bountyhunter4885 6 років тому +2

      Very nice tool making 🔩🔧 😎👍

    • @BrainStirmKZ
      @BrainStirmKZ 6 років тому

      Are you a random inebriated underage punk that hides behind the keyboard and likes to insult people, just to feel powerful without being bitch-slapped every time he speaks?
      PS:So totally true, by the way - they're both DEFINITELY NOT my favorite faces... :D

  • @electronicsNmore
    @electronicsNmore 6 років тому +1631

    Very surprised the ratchet mechanism didn't break before the wrench. Great video!

    • @keyikush
      @keyikush 6 років тому +14

      What the hell is this

    • @FiferSkipper
      @FiferSkipper 6 років тому +113

      I was surprised as well! It speaks to the excellent engineering of the wrench; to have the (initial) failure mode be a slow deformation instead of a pop or snap is obviously very desirable.

    • @srenhansen6226
      @srenhansen6226 6 років тому +1

      Gta5

    • @electronicsNmore
      @electronicsNmore 6 років тому +19

      @@thegazillionmask Hey Jerko, if you had 1/4 of my intelligence and skills you'd be lucky, now stop talking stupid and hit the road like a good little troll!

    • @electronicsNmore
      @electronicsNmore 6 років тому +17

      @@thegazillionmask The comment you posted said a lot about the kind of person you are. It's highly apparent that you never worked with hand tools and know nothing about ratchets.

  • @Karza_357
    @Karza_357 6 років тому +673

    Please do this again with the huge tools.

    • @HydraulicPressChannel
      @HydraulicPressChannel  6 років тому +83

      It looks like this is going to get lot of views so we will do that video! The tools are pretty expensive on that size so I wanted to test this with bit cheaper ones :D

    • @jasonlisonbee
      @jasonlisonbee 6 років тому +36

      @@HydraulicPressChannel Maybe tool companies will eventually give you samples to show off how tough their products are.

    • @jovanpantelic8536
      @jovanpantelic8536 6 років тому

      Paptetic

    • @runtime_engineer
      @runtime_engineer 6 років тому +7

      @@HydraulicPressChannel I agree, they want their potential customers to know that their product is worth investing compare to their competitors so they might sponsor or give you their product for testing.

    • @meg4201
      @meg4201 6 років тому +2

      How do you think he can get Donald Trump on the show?

  • @betotrono
    @betotrono 3 роки тому +108

    His wife laughing in the background is one of the best things about these.

  • @RamonRambo
    @RamonRambo 6 років тому +46

    You thanks the viewers for watching your videos, I say thank you for making quality content, Don't ever change you two

  • @chasebh89
    @chasebh89 6 років тому +690

    "now for the tool everyone hates, but everyone uses"
    *Angrily agrees*

    • @enosunim
      @enosunim 5 років тому +8

      What trouble with this kind of wrench? I use it and I like it ))

    • @carpespasm
      @carpespasm 5 років тому +30

      @@enosunim On the funny side: The pejorative name for it is a Swedish Nut Lathe, or a Right Handed Nut Fucker.
      On the realistic side: adjustable wrenches are easy to use, but only work well with bolts that are not stuck. If they are stuck an adjustable wrench like that will usually damage the bolt trying to remove it.

    • @captainjackass1074
      @captainjackass1074 5 років тому +4

      chasebh89 you mean the ahd yuh sta ble wrench

    • @travispratt6327
      @travispratt6327 5 років тому +14

      I never use an adjustable wrench anymore, there’s so few applications it’s actually useful for, and I always have my socket set and open end wrench set with me anyways. Adjustables strip bolts, they don’t fit in nearly as many spaces as a socket or regular wrench, they tend to gum up and become hard to adjust... I had the luxury of working in my grandfathers shop all through my teenage years and while I loved the idea of an adjustable wrench I quickly learned its one of the most useless tools there is, makes no sense when you have a nice socket or open end wrench set readily available.

    • @evolati12
      @evolati12 5 років тому +4

      Yeah and it did exactly what it’s notorious for doing!

  • @llcroniqll
    @llcroniqll 6 років тому +164

    I am ultra impressed with the ratcheting wrench. I have broken many gear mechanisms on various ratcheting tools. To see the wrench snap.in half like that says alot about the quality of wrenches you have!

    • @thefordmaniac
      @thefordmaniac 6 років тому +6

      I have a 12mm gear wrench brand I use to remove the Ford rear wheel drive 12 point 12 mm headed driveshaft bolts. The handle is bent but the ratcheting parts works flawlessly. This is after beating it with a 3 lb sledge and a pipe many a time pulling the shaft to tow it.

    • @veps2i
      @veps2i 6 років тому +2

      Ampro is a pretty good quality brand. I have a lot of tools made by them and they are really strong although a bit expensive.

    • @coolguy2370
      @coolguy2370 6 років тому +2

      I broke gear wrench snap on craftsman sk it all depends on how you use or abuse a tool

    • @sthenzel
      @sthenzel 6 років тому +1

      Many moons ago I needed a new ratchet and bought a 1/2" from Wisent (kind of a house brand of german Bauhaus home shops). I don´t really know who actually made it, but they made it well! 1 meter pipe as a cheater bar? Using a hammer? Stand on the handle with quite some bouncing action in the knees (~85kgs)? There has been only one nut that didn´t budge (rusted center bolt on a driveshaft, that only gave up after one side was ground nearly down to the threats and heavy use of hammer and chisel), but this ratchet never failed.
      What makes this even more awesome - it has pretty fine teeth!
      I mostly use it to loosen wheel bolts, set it horizontally, stomp on it, loose they are.
      Guess they don´t make budget ratchets like that anymore...

    • @PoorCoyotee
      @PoorCoyotee 6 років тому +3

      I was about to say the same, broken few random ratchets by bare hands so being able to take that amount of load is pretty impressive. Will last a long time in normal use.

  • @yan5471
    @yan5471 4 роки тому +286

    “The tool that everyone hates, but everyone uses” never before has a more true sentence been spoken

    • @ragnarwiik2054
      @ragnarwiik2054 3 роки тому +3

      But I try avoid using it as much as i can.

    • @talaverajr391
      @talaverajr391 3 роки тому +1

      @@ragnarwiik2054 I bought a Walmart pressure grip version, and I love it.

    • @anthonyrice9014
      @anthonyrice9014 3 роки тому +2

      Hahah, my old skipper hated my love of the good old fasion cresent/wd-40/gorilla tape

    • @Tmc2500C
      @Tmc2500C 3 роки тому

      agreed lol!

    • @omniyambot9876
      @omniyambot9876 3 роки тому +4

      what do you guys think about vise grips?

  • @mormonmafia1705
    @mormonmafia1705 6 років тому +1783

    You should get a digital hydraulic meter for your hydraulic press.

    • @oooda231
      @oooda231 6 років тому +92

      especially for these lower pressure things

    • @evisceratormkii6399
      @evisceratormkii6399 6 років тому +81

      To crush it, right?

    • @TrixieDK
      @TrixieDK 6 років тому +15

      Or better yet a load cell

    • @Azurrio
      @Azurrio 6 років тому +20

      ...Or even a data recorder like Hydac HMG 3000 to measure and save the data for later inspection.

    • @sakkek5349
      @sakkek5349 6 років тому +8

      Any digital pressuremeter goes , that have min/max memory. For example SCJN-600-01. Does it think , and only less then 240eur.. surely can get similar whit cheaper price , but that at least keeps pressure in on it's quality limit. Maybe 10-50 eur more , to parts needed to get in in the place.

  • @wetlettuce4768
    @wetlettuce4768 5 років тому +193

    Would love to see similar tests but with high end tools like Snap On or MAC vs cheap generic tools from the hardware store.

    • @stopthephilosophicalzombie9017
      @stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 4 роки тому +15

      They are out there. The Snap On doesn't do as well as you might think.

    • @neamanja
      @neamanja 4 роки тому +3

      I would like to see the change between used set and brand new set becose i broke some of my tools with my hands that he shows strip the bolts

    • @RamonDeKlein
      @RamonDeKlein 3 роки тому +2

      It’s not only about strength but also precision you don’t destroy the head.

    • @VortechBand
      @VortechBand 3 роки тому +1

      Well, it's not like you use 2 tons (= a car "standing" on the end of the wrench) of pressure with your hands in normal use :D

    • @basstapper2629
      @basstapper2629 3 роки тому

      am pro is way better than snap on

  • @maxcap60
    @maxcap60 6 років тому +532

    do this again but with a thermal FLIR camera watching the tools

    • @KJsProjects
      @KJsProjects 6 років тому +7

      I was thinkingthe same thing.

    • @1jim58
      @1jim58 6 років тому +23

      They'd have to remove part of the safety guard because thermal cameras don't work through glass or plastic.

    • @maxcap60
      @maxcap60 6 років тому +6

      Jim Lee this is a real issue and we must deal with it. HOLY CHIT!

    • @kiowastew
      @kiowastew 6 років тому

      My thoughts exactly

    • @Ashoud_Anobetah
      @Ashoud_Anobetah 6 років тому

      Still won't see anything with such slow movement..

  • @brizzleshizzle8096
    @brizzleshizzle8096 3 роки тому +5

    No one showing hydraulic press videos does better than this guy and his assistant. You've done a great job for years now! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

  • @ContemporaryCompendium
    @ContemporaryCompendium 6 років тому +264

    "We're going to test some spanners, wrenches......what the hell is this?"
    🤣🤣🤣🤣 You rock 🤘🤘

    • @HydraulicPressChannel
      @HydraulicPressChannel  6 років тому +35

      I am not very good with tool names on english :D

    • @floppydriskdive
      @floppydriskdive 6 років тому +35

      @@HydraulicPressChannel its a ratchet but i like "what the hell is this" better😂

    • @HydraulicPressChannel
      @HydraulicPressChannel  6 років тому +16

      @@PyroKaktusHD I think the best match is kiintoavain and for adjustable wrench jakoavain

    • @peterzingler6221
      @peterzingler6221 6 років тому +1

      @@PyroKaktusHD more like: Maulschlüssel Ringschlüssel

    • @peterzingler6221
      @peterzingler6221 6 років тому +2

      @camjamsdad mexican speed wrench nice
      We call them Engländer since english pioneers used them in ww2

  • @rjwilliams2088
    @rjwilliams2088 6 років тому +339

    4:40 "Boyyyongggg" 🤣🤣🤣

    • @khalidhashmi99
      @khalidhashmi99 5 років тому +4

      Lol

    • @windy7604
      @windy7604 5 років тому

      LMAO😂

    • @BrickedUpBrad
      @BrickedUpBrad 5 років тому +1

      RJ Williams I want this as a ringtone

    • @vapormissile
      @vapormissile 5 років тому +1

      Cars N' Shiz - "Please Leave Your Message At The Sound Of The Boyyyongggg"

    • @andrewsantora7943
      @andrewsantora7943 5 років тому +1

      RJ Williams when u see ur crush Booyyoooonngg🤣🤣🤣

  • @lebronshoecollector2556
    @lebronshoecollector2556 6 років тому +67

    You guys are so nice. It's cool you take the time to say thank you. You're welcome, thank you for the entertainment. :)

  • @00coyote60
    @00coyote60 5 років тому +274

    This is like every bolt on my car.

    • @whitetailassasin97
      @whitetailassasin97 5 років тому +11

      Imagine slipping a wrench with that much force though 😬😬😬

    • @JTB128650
      @JTB128650 5 років тому +2

      I did it with my Stanley wrench. It bend on me. I got 100-200 wrench brands from China, Japan, Spain, German, India, Taiwan and Czech Republic I think. lol. I got to blow torch the bolts. I need Milwaukee impacts cause nothing really loose any rusty or seized bolts for cars. 😂😭.

    • @JTB128650
      @JTB128650 4 роки тому

      01yala i never heard of unior tools. Some tools are overpriced for no reason.

    • @CrusaderSports250
      @CrusaderSports250 3 роки тому

      @@dsdf_fdp1858 I have/use them as well and they seem perfectly OK, if a little pricey, having said that a set of mascot made in India spanners that I bought in a market in 1977 are still holding up, I think the set cost one pound fifty pence, worth a lot more in those days but still cheap. My farther used to say "look after your tools and your tools will look after you", true then and true today.

    • @scatpack1381
      @scatpack1381 3 роки тому

      😆

  • @Ray-jg5dj
    @Ray-jg5dj 6 років тому +993

    A thermal camera would have been awesome for this

    • @That89_Vn
      @That89_Vn 5 років тому +2

      What's the point tho

    • @charon4160
      @charon4160 5 років тому +39

      @@That89_Vn heat is generated while bending metal like that

    • @pate3983
      @pate3983 5 років тому +3

      they are quite expensive

    • @AlexRoxan
      @AlexRoxan 5 років тому +7

      @@pate3983 but he already have it

    • @rafikakbar8363
      @rafikakbar8363 5 років тому +1

      I'm actually the 666th liker

  • @soundtinker
    @soundtinker 6 років тому +112

    I wish my wife would get as excited as yours when I break stuff in the garage! Lol

    • @JustAboutToEat
      @JustAboutToEat 4 роки тому +5

      I think everyone wants a wife like that ❤️

  • @AyeImStressed
    @AyeImStressed 6 років тому +222

    *I'm here to save you time*
    3:56
    6:20
    7:20
    9:10
    10:14
    11:10

    • @davetreadwell
      @davetreadwell 6 років тому +1

      Cheers!
      I was watching so intently on the first one, I jumped out of my skin when it went!

    • @Davecooks87
      @Davecooks87 6 років тому +2

      Kaleb Payne who would want to skip any part of the video they are just as entertaining as the destruction

    • @gibbi125
      @gibbi125 6 років тому +1

      I appreciate ya!!

    • @davetreadwell
      @davetreadwell 6 років тому

      @kaleb it’s more so you know when the snap will happen so there isn’t the suspense/jump

    • @davetreadwell
      @davetreadwell 6 років тому +1

      D.O.A. That’s fair... Howe..... omg a puppy

  • @amrmalik642
    @amrmalik642 5 років тому +137

    I couldn't stop laughing when he say "What the hell is this...?". Funny tho XD

  • @robster7787
    @robster7787 6 років тому +138

    Torsional stress... but I did not expect the arm to fail.
    I’m fairly impressed that the ratchets locking component didn’t fail.

    • @rickbateman2401
      @rickbateman2401 5 років тому +6

      I was thinking exactly the same thing. The ratchet wrench surprised the crap out of me. Even in a top quality tools I would have bet on the mechanism giving up before the arm of the tool.

    • @rudwanroni7923
      @rudwanroni7923 5 років тому

      Nerd alert

    • @silasmcgee3647
      @silasmcgee3647 4 роки тому

      @@rudwanroni7923 oh hush you're only jealous because they said something smarter than you can

    • @rudwanroni7923
      @rudwanroni7923 4 роки тому

      Shushhhh

    • @silasmcgee3647
      @silasmcgee3647 4 роки тому

      Case in point

  • @KevinTalbotTV
    @KevinTalbotTV 6 років тому +64

    The adjust able one I was expecting more!

    • @padraicoggannon8123
      @padraicoggannon8123 4 роки тому +9

      The only reason it rounded off the bolt it’s cuz it’s the wrong way around if it was the other way it would tighten with more pressure

    • @justdumpit9789
      @justdumpit9789 4 роки тому

      Exactly!

    • @bornweird9186
      @bornweird9186 3 роки тому +1

      I watch your channel

    • @Knozo-it1uz
      @Knozo-it1uz 3 роки тому +1

      Ayyy was up Kev!! Love your vids!

    • @nhtheintrovert5679
      @nhtheintrovert5679 3 роки тому

      oh hello kev

  • @aerocap
    @aerocap 6 років тому +23

    One of the most interesting press tests. And as always Anni makes videos to shine with her nice expressions!

    • @aerocap
      @aerocap 6 років тому

      @@iinto "actually" anyone would much more enjoy to meet that lovely girl than an insulting person !

  • @zl707hp
    @zl707hp 5 років тому +142

    Count Dracula testing wrenches
    Love it 👍

    • @xxXthekevXxx
      @xxXthekevXxx 5 років тому +8

      He’s from Finland, but close enough 😂

    • @silasmcgee3647
      @silasmcgee3647 4 роки тому

      @Chip Fisher xd

    • @silasmcgee3647
      @silasmcgee3647 4 роки тому

      Snowflake

    • @pauluna2212
      @pauluna2212 4 роки тому

      I vant to drink your blood!!!

    • @csongor-tiborpeli374
      @csongor-tiborpeli374 4 роки тому +2

      Here from Transylvania those people who talk english hava a greater english accent than this person. This have an accent like peoples from India.

  • @airmann90
    @airmann90 6 років тому +104

    Keep up the great work! AvE will like this one haha

    • @chrisfreemesser
      @chrisfreemesser 6 років тому +2

      Just as I was getting ready to leave a comment about AvE testing wrenches...

    • @WranglerSlim
      @WranglerSlim 6 років тому

      Yup. Gotta see which wrenches have the most chooch factor, and which ones are made of Chinesium.

    • @andyv4585
      @andyv4585 6 років тому +1

      @@WranglerSlim wrenches are pretty much all the same. it's tools with moving parts (ratchets, ratcheting wrenches etc) you gotta watch out for. of course there's still dirt cheap Chinese tools with very low quality materials but even then as far as a normal wrench is concerned you're unlikely to break one with normal use

  • @doublebarreldarrell5876
    @doublebarreldarrell5876 5 років тому +55

    0:21
    "..and what the hell is dis?!"
    I just nearly swallowed my cigarette in that moment...Hahaha. xD

    • @jimsvideos7201
      @jimsvideos7201 5 років тому +10

      This is why they're always on about smoking being bad for your health.

    • @anonymouslyanonymous6210
      @anonymouslyanonymous6210 4 роки тому +5

      You shouldn't smoke. It's bad for your lungs.

  • @Claude-Vanlalhruaia
    @Claude-Vanlalhruaia 6 років тому +174

    I feel like they're gonna fly out from my screen at any minute, quite intense TBH.

  • @mattfavor2940
    @mattfavor2940 3 роки тому +6

    It’s absolutely amazing to me that this guy took a press and made a UA-cam channel out of it with over 3 million subs. I mean can we get a round of applause for this fellow here!! Damn I’m just jealous I didn’t think of this idea first. Love the content man. Keepin it simple and enjoyable.

  • @mattlong9719
    @mattlong9719 6 років тому +41

    I just found this channel today and I love it!!! Been watching this and Beyond the press all day. I'm just so surprised how many people rip on you in the comments for your accent when your grammar and vocabulary in English is actually very impressive for a non native speaker. Even in your older videos you say "Oh shit" when something unexpected happens instead of the equivalent curse in Finnish. That's a good grasp of the language when you curse in it automatically. Hyvää työtä. (Google translate for good job). Keep it up, another fan gained here.

    • @catluva74
      @catluva74 6 років тому +7

      99% of the people making joking comments about his accent are just kidding.

    • @Mrchokolateman
      @Mrchokolateman 6 років тому +3

      Funny if someone mocks his way to speak english, i would love to hear them speak finnish :D

    • @vonheimlerstrudel
      @vonheimlerstrudel 6 років тому +4

      He speaks better english than most of the minorities here in the U.S.

    • @johntaylor4809
      @johntaylor4809 6 років тому +1

      If you like this check out AVE, he has a whole series on wrench testing.

    • @Marauder252
      @Marauder252 6 років тому +2

      Anyone who is under 40 years old in Scandinavia speaks perfect English. The education system is pretty good here. He could probably lose the accent if he really tried but why would he? He's Finnish. He has a pretty heavy accent but that's normal if you live in northern Finland, it's the same in northern part of Sweden. Would just be weird if he spoke with an British or American southern accent..

  • @GeekyGrant
    @GeekyGrant 6 років тому +23

    I love these two... just chuckling and giggling as they destroy things with hydraulic presses X-D

  • @garrettgallaher4167
    @garrettgallaher4167 5 років тому +32

    “holy shit it goes quite fast” “poingggggg”😂😂😂

  • @munky123jw
    @munky123jw 6 років тому +61

    Try supersize nuts and bolts! Like 3" nuts and bolts! The bigger the better! Plus you might get a nice explosion from it!

    • @INSANEFAME
      @INSANEFAME 6 років тому

      or 30"

    • @RAYTHEONGAMING
      @RAYTHEONGAMING 6 років тому +3

      Problem is wrenches that size are expensive

    • @_Anthony___
      @_Anthony___ 6 років тому

      With Bolts going over an inch, you might as well use a drill.

    • @SeanBZA
      @SeanBZA 6 років тому

      Close enough to Russia that he should look for some bolts from ROSCOSMOS, that are used for hold down on the launch pads. Those do go off with a bang, though as well frangible bolts are also a good bet for high speed footage, as you torque them up to destruction. Needs that oil exploration hydraulic ratchet head though from AVE, to get the torque to the right point, but the hydraulic pumps and setup to get the insane high pressure is already there in the press shop, and the flexible piping should also be enough to get to the outdoors to the blast cage.

    • @rasmustikka1505
      @rasmustikka1505 6 років тому

      Its No Nut November so he can't

  • @ValenNitto
    @ValenNitto 5 років тому +102

    Should test different brands!!
    Craftsman: *heavy breathing*

    • @emeryk5227
      @emeryk5227 4 роки тому +5

      Harbor freight: PaNtInG

    • @AutoTechWorld_DIY
      @AutoTechWorld_DIY 4 роки тому +4

      Also snap-on

    • @jacobmarr4830
      @jacobmarr4830 4 роки тому +10

      @@AutoTechWorld_DIY snap off*

    • @siosilvar
      @siosilvar 4 роки тому +1

      @@emeryk5227 Harbor Freight anything is good for about 150 ft-lb before it snaps. 17mm wrenches, 3/8" breaker bars, jack stands. The fact that I know that means I should probably pick up a decent impact driver...

    • @kenmore01
      @kenmore01 4 роки тому +3

      Craftsman or snap-on, bring them back after breaking them. They should replace them for free!

  • @FlyingPigMD
    @FlyingPigMD 5 років тому +62

    6:42
    When you realize you haven’t started your homework and it’s 10pm on a Sunday.

    • @lynkroivas3426
      @lynkroivas3426 5 років тому +1

      LMFAO

    • @_jase
      @_jase 5 років тому +1

      Me rn

    • @GeekyNerdThao93
      @GeekyNerdThao93 5 років тому

      You just made me realize I forgot to do homework that was due at 11:59. Gg haha

  • @Fundaddy5000
    @Fundaddy5000 4 роки тому +2

    12:43 😂 “But, nevertheless, we must deal with it.” This guy is sinister..love it!

  • @GeorgeJFW
    @GeorgeJFW 6 років тому +29

    I would love to see different tool brands like snap on vs wera and gear wrench. Nice looking test rig by the way alot of people think its easy just to crush stuff but that's a very small part of this channel the project building aspect is fantastic there's a huge amount of skill and experience involved 👏

    • @zakofrx
      @zakofrx 6 років тому

      A long time ago I was part of a a Stahwillie breaker bar with a long pipe extending it while around 500kg of people jumped on it trying to release a very tough nut.
      The breaker bar survived with a small bend in it.

    • @disgruntledegghead6923
      @disgruntledegghead6923 6 років тому

      No kidding, I would like to see some brands other than the cheap auto parts store brand. Not trying to copy that one brand, but there IS a difference.

    • @jiggamanog
      @jiggamanog 6 років тому +1

      @@zakofrx wait so you're telling us that you were in fact a part on that tool? Tell us which part you were! The ball bearing ? The torque gauge? Which part were you!

    • @zakofrx
      @zakofrx 6 років тому

      @@jiggamanog I was one 5th of the weighted hammer jumping on the pipe trying to get bloody tight nuts undone from the damaged Truck wheel.
      I was really surprised that the breaker bar took the strain while only bending but it was a high end brand.

    • @krisgr7533
      @krisgr7533 6 років тому +1

      AVE made this on his chanel with precise comparison

  • @matt8863
    @matt8863 6 років тому +44

    I'm surprised that the toothed gear in that first ratcheting wrench didn't strip before the wrench itself failed.

    • @HydraulicPressChannel
      @HydraulicPressChannel  6 років тому +5

      It jammed on one place but it didn't start to slip at all

    • @Pro_DRIFTZ
      @Pro_DRIFTZ 6 років тому +3

      its made so it (should) fail in jammed position because then it is still usable

    • @ponyslavestation2973
      @ponyslavestation2973 6 років тому +1

      I have broken 20, 30 dollar wrenches from sizes 15-20 with just bare hands. Their rly not that hard to brake...

    • @Pro_DRIFTZ
      @Pro_DRIFTZ 6 років тому +1

      @@ponyslavestation2973 i feel u had to same thing happen to me

    • @ponyslavestation2973
      @ponyslavestation2973 6 років тому

      @@Pro_DRIFTZ Yea it feels like wat in the actual fok ? This shits not supposed to brake lol...

  • @kjw882
    @kjw882 6 років тому +228

    I had to go back and watch the beginning again, the part where he pulled out the ratchet, and said what the hell is this? That made me laugh more than it probably should have

  •  3 роки тому +2

    I really like the way your wife enjoys the show :) and your English improved a lot, congratulations!

  • @fromstarlighttosunrise128
    @fromstarlighttosunrise128 6 років тому +131

    the people who are criticizing the test are the same ones who don’t use these tools. just let these guys use their tools and their hydraulic press. i can’t wait to see the 60mm version!

    • @fromstarlighttosunrise128
      @fromstarlighttosunrise128 6 років тому +10

      FarmerMiyagi try the AvE channel he made some good videos about that. very scientifically done too if you really want a neck to neck championship

    • @shonaoneill5151
      @shonaoneill5151 6 років тому +2

      @@fromstarlighttosunrise128 yup and the channel is far superior to this dung!

    • @Iceberg86300
      @Iceberg86300 6 років тому +4

      @FarmerMiyagi check out AvE's channel. He also gets "better" results as his rig uses a hydraulic wrench with a transducer that has a suitable range for this type of testing. So regardless of what is thrown in the rig the transducer is spitting out a value that's directly proportional to the torque (moment) being applied to the test specimen at the working end.
      IIRC the big takeaway is that every wrench withstands much more torque than you can apply w/o any cheater bars & more torque than any bolt can withstand. So it basically comes down to ergonomics, design for small spaces, etc, etc. Not sure on wrench to bolt fitment though. You should check out the vids.

    • @Iceberg86300
      @Iceberg86300 6 років тому +4

      Oh, and totally not knocking what hydraulic press has done. It's obviously a first prototype run.

    • @fromstarlighttosunrise128
      @fromstarlighttosunrise128 6 років тому +3

      Iceberg86300 AvE measures how much torque a tool can take. Hydraulic Press Channel measures how much force a tool takes at the handle. they’re both valid tests. for example a rigid breaker bar applies more torque but breaks at a lower force than a wrench

  • @pyro323
    @pyro323 6 років тому +120

    Can you test some American tools like Snap-On or Mac Tools?

    • @Dontrip1904
      @Dontrip1904 6 років тому +4

      pyro 323 yes I was about to comment that exact same thing I would like to see snap on vs Matco and Mac even cornwell

    • @HermanWillems
      @HermanWillems 6 років тому +11

      He probably need to pay very very high tarrifs on "American" tools.

    • @luketrochinski3954
      @luketrochinski3954 6 років тому

      And duralast

    • @surfstarcc1
      @surfstarcc1 6 років тому +2

      I would love to see that!!! Hopefully my 500$ snap on wrench is the winner.

    • @StefanThePro
      @StefanThePro 6 років тому +5

      We should mail him a couple American made tools, newer and vintage...

  • @GehennaGirls
    @GehennaGirls 6 років тому +7

    The way he says "adjustable"
    I love this channel so much

  • @JoeHamvas
    @JoeHamvas 4 роки тому +1

    Very cool slo mo! It is singing in the air!
    If you count how many times the wrench waves back and forth after breaking, you can figure out the frequency it is making.
    I counted 14 oscilations per .026 seconds. So it vibrates at around 532 Hz.
    When it breaks it sounds like a middle C which is around 532 hz.
    Spectrum analysis shows a peak at 525 Hz
    3:57 and 4:30

  • @jordanbarlow2097
    @jordanbarlow2097 6 років тому +64

    Next you should test cheap sockets vs quality sockets

    • @RAYTHEONGAMING
      @RAYTHEONGAMING 6 років тому +3

      This is actually a great idea

    • @_Anthony___
      @_Anthony___ 6 років тому +3

      Outcome will be
      Cheap-Sockets strip and becomes useless
      Quality- Last longer before splitting and cracking

    • @eideticex
      @eideticex 6 років тому

      @@_Anthony___ Nah. Cheap socket strips. Quality socket splits in half. Just split a high speed steel socket a week ago on a rusted engine mount bolt. It was very shocking to see a socket I owned for roughly 14 years split like that.

    • @hotrodpaully1
      @hotrodpaully1 6 років тому

      well he just tested the cheap wrenches and sockets now he just needs to test quality

  • @psyborg06
    @psyborg06 6 років тому +188

    Anyone else getting nervous waiting for it to break?

  • @jarodmecano990
    @jarodmecano990 6 років тому +79

    Then now the tool that everyone hate but everyone also use 😂😂

    • @HydraulicPressChannel
      @HydraulicPressChannel  6 років тому +28

      Everybody keeps saying that never use adjustable wrench! it's going to ruin your bolt ends! and then you lose the most common size from your wrench collection and end up using adjustable one :D

    • @goodsous
      @goodsous 6 років тому

      @@HydraulicPressChannel This happens to me all the time, so I just buy adjustable wrenches from the start. They call them "shifting spanners" here.

    • @richk3325
      @richk3325 6 років тому +5

      I love the adjustable wrench...I use my metric one much more than the standard one...

    • @jarodmecano990
      @jarodmecano990 6 років тому

      @@HydraulicPressChannel - I totally agree 😂

    • @goodsous
      @goodsous 6 років тому +1

      @camjamsdad I'm from South Africa, I forgot to mention that. People say "spanner" here instead of "wrench". If you ask for a wrench in a workshop here you might get some confused looks.

  • @DonMillerCET
    @DonMillerCET 4 роки тому +3

    The high speed photography and slo mo playback is excellent!

  • @arfink
    @arfink 6 років тому +28

    Watching the adjustable wrench, all I could think was, there's a reason why it's called the Swedish nut lathe.

  • @marecki2576
    @marecki2576 5 років тому +282

    I'm subscribing for your English.

    • @iphonex3598
      @iphonex3598 5 років тому

      Italy or Germany man 1000% or turkey

    • @HundertsechsCentimeter
      @HundertsechsCentimeter 5 років тому +4

      iPhone X im german and thats 1000% no german acccent :-) maybe russan?

    • @OG-Crime29
      @OG-Crime29 5 років тому +2

      Not German. Not Italian. Not Russian. I’m guessing he’s Danish. Or Swedish, Finnish, or Norwegian. Maybe Icelandic.

    • @pottumanpro
      @pottumanpro 5 років тому +2

      @@OG-Crime29 yep! It is finnish rally english 😂

    • @costelli1
      @costelli1 5 років тому +2

      Theyre finnish

  • @ToTheTopCrane
    @ToTheTopCrane 6 років тому +144

    Why was I squinting the whole time you were pressing the wrenches? Lol. I was expecting them to blow up.

    • @Willg95
      @Willg95 6 років тому +18

      "put on your Safety squints and corntact" AvE

    • @ToTheTopCrane
      @ToTheTopCrane 6 років тому +1

      @@Willg95, gotta love ole Uncle Bumble!

    • @Willg95
      @Willg95 6 років тому +1

      @@ToTheTopCrane his videos are probably my favorite to watch, and I think this channel would be Uncle bumble approved

    • @ToTheTopCrane
      @ToTheTopCrane 6 років тому

      @@Willg95, I'm not a betting man, but, I'm guessing Uncle Bumble probably stops by the HPC on occasion. I've been working on Uncle Bumble to get him to stop by my channel. So far, I don't think I have accomplished that. lol

    • @shoeshooey5464
      @shoeshooey5464 6 років тому

      I was too and I was moving my phone further away from my face

  • @yetrotagabundok3756
    @yetrotagabundok3756 4 роки тому +4

    At 4:49... it's amazing how we can see the broken tool "vibrating" like it was rubber. Dang! I can't imagine the energy needed to wavy vibrate hardened steel like that.

  • @Layput
    @Layput 5 років тому +43

    06:42 sounds like the soundtrack of a horror movie.

    • @abdulelkhatib2674
      @abdulelkhatib2674 4 роки тому +1

      Yeah it's a a horror movie for tools
      Some crazy man crushes and tortures tools to death with a hydraulic press while him and his wife are laughing and all the other tools are forced to watch

    • @MarcosLeal360
      @MarcosLeal360 3 роки тому

      @@abdulelkhatib2674 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @keenanleetodd
    @keenanleetodd 6 років тому +96

    Pressure data logger please.

    • @HydraulicPressChannel
      @HydraulicPressChannel  6 років тому +30

      I think I have to get one for the big tools video

    • @codenamecordon
      @codenamecordon 6 років тому

      Hydraulic Press Channel yes! This would make your content even more interesting!

    • @francoisdvanderwesthuizen
      @francoisdvanderwesthuizen 6 років тому +2

      Yes I am a mechanic by trade, and would love to see the pressure my tools can handle until it gets to breaking point. And also try to convert it to Newton-meters torque.

    • @gabebob5319
      @gabebob5319 6 років тому

      "ave" 's channel has that

  • @KralDaniel1
    @KralDaniel1 6 років тому +35

    Congrats on the 2 million subscribers

  • @jasonwebb1882
    @jasonwebb1882 4 роки тому

    Ok after watching a few videos, I had to become a sub. The first video I saw was when my youngest son told me I had to watch this video today!!!! He did ask me, he straight up told me I had too. I'm going to be 100% honest right now. I'm 43 years old and I was thinking why and I'm going to sit here and watch some break from a press???? I really thought I was being an idiot just watching the video with my son. I mean hello, it just a just dude a crushing stuff with a press right? No it isn't. He shows you what each thing is he fixing to destroy can handle and he compares them all to see which is better. I have to admit that I was very shocked or plain out surprised to catch myself watching video after video and trying to guess how much pressure that it can take before he starts.
    This was a great idea, that's taken off!!!! He's got 2 and a half million subs. This to me is impressive and awesome. Just what I needed was another channel to watch. Lol. I know this isn't going to mean very much to you sir. But I give you 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍's up.

  • @peyn
    @peyn 6 років тому +29

    If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball...or if you have a blast shield you don’t have to worry about it 👌🏽

    • @copperlocks1
      @copperlocks1 6 років тому +4

      Patches O'Houlihan
      My hero!! 😂😂😂😂; Learn the five d's of dodgeball: dodge duck dip dive and dodge!!

    • @eksine
      @eksine 6 років тому

      @@copperlocks1 didn't you say dodge twice?

  • @Gabri-991
    @Gabri-991 5 років тому +52

    You must also consider that the longer is the handle and the greater is the leverage applied on the fulcrum.

    • @wingman7th937
      @wingman7th937 5 років тому +1

      the distance of nut and press is always the same

    • @Gabri-991
      @Gabri-991 5 років тому +4

      That's right, but you must also consider that the press' cylinder has a certain diameter, and the first point of such cylinder touching the handle can be different (e.g on the left edge or on the right one) depending on the length of the handle, then changing the leverage dynamics during the pressure. Of course it's only a
      slight difference, but however it can create a distortion in the test, or something to take into account. Just my opinion :)

    • @nathans2642
      @nathans2642 4 роки тому

      @@Gabri-991 yeah I agree here

    • @rl220
      @rl220 4 роки тому

      I feel like that's obvious

    • @brendanbilly4183
      @brendanbilly4183 4 роки тому +1

      I think you should get a job

  • @Reaper-3000
    @Reaper-3000 6 років тому +590

    Here at our shop you dont need a press to break the wrenches. The idiots who use it break it fine by themselves

    • @harrykelly4651
      @harrykelly4651 6 років тому +8

      I was going to comment the same thing

    • @geometricart7851
      @geometricart7851 6 років тому +29

      let me guess they use regular wrenches or impacts when they should be using torque wrenches or they use metric wrenches when they should be using imperial system ones.

    • @nicholas2198
      @nicholas2198 6 років тому +47

      You give any 250lbs gorilla a tool and they'll find a way to break it, doesn't matter how good the quality is or how expensive it was, give it a week and it'll be broken

    • @ohnohere2b43
      @ohnohere2b43 6 років тому +2

      That's why the trucks have lifetime warranty

    • @B1gTitzNoN1pz
      @B1gTitzNoN1pz 6 років тому +2

      @@geometricart7851 how would any of that break a tool

  • @mikol.douglas
    @mikol.douglas 4 роки тому +15

    “That is the stuff that we are wanting here!”

  • @TheDeanoc69
    @TheDeanoc69 5 років тому +51

    6:26 Bruce Lee enters

  • @HardKnocksForge
    @HardKnocksForge 6 років тому +40

    That second wrench turned into a gonna get your balls missle!

    • @vonheimlerstrudel
      @vonheimlerstrudel 6 років тому

      Yeah it wiggled like a Johnson in a 80's porn flick.

  • @pyille
    @pyille 6 років тому +31

    You can't really compare the force needed to destroy the wrenches because they are not the same length. You would need some kind of of force measuring device at the rotating end - like AvE

    • @HydraulicPressChannel
      @HydraulicPressChannel  6 років тому +27

      If my pressure meter would worked better I could measure the force on end of the lever and with my amazing math wizard skills I would been able to calculate torque that's been generated

    • @thomasmurphy8331
      @thomasmurphy8331 6 років тому +4

      This has an equal amount of validity. The force that can be applid to the end of the wrench when it breaks is just as useful at finding out when it would break based on the bolt gripping end. If anyone was interested, they could convert between the two.

    • @bills6093
      @bills6093 6 років тому +7

      @@HydraulicPressChannel We don't need numbers, we just want to see shit survive or break. :-) The tools were stronger than I thought.

    • @Cess182sn
      @Cess182sn 6 років тому +1

      @@HydraulicPressChannel But it's not an accurate measure of the force required to break the different tools. The force required to break a tool 100mm long would be multiple times more than if the same tool was 1 metre long. To know the strength of a given tool before it breaks you would need to measure the torque being applied at the nut. Or, have the hydraulic ram at the same distance from the nut for each tool.

    • @DiscoFang
      @DiscoFang 6 років тому +1

      JayElle You just contradicted yourself. Your said it's not accurate but then described the math that makes it accurate.

  • @dielaughing73
    @dielaughing73 3 роки тому

    Two million subscribers? You're just about to hit three million! Awesome!

  • @WorldsWorstBoy
    @WorldsWorstBoy 6 років тому +4

    Love that you two get steady views.

  • @RandomVideosInFlorida
    @RandomVideosInFlorida 6 років тому +34

    Congrats on 2 million!!! I’ve been here before 25K

    • @lawlessmeatball
      @lawlessmeatball 6 років тому +2

      You and 24k+ other people, you ain't special 👍

    • @jklbubbublkj7939
      @jklbubbublkj7939 6 років тому +2

      compared to 2 million, 24k is minuscule.

    • @ROLLIN2247
      @ROLLIN2247 6 років тому

      Same😂

    • @ROLLIN2247
      @ROLLIN2247 6 років тому +2

      And idgaf is 25k is not.....he's seen the channel grow fuck you guys😑😑😑......glad that you've been here for that long man....feels cool to be apart of something this big now that wasn't just not to long ago😂😂😂😂

    • @RandomVideosInFlorida
      @RandomVideosInFlorida 6 років тому +2

      Cameron Lawson wow your jealous as hell bro calm down dude it’s only subs no need to get jealous over that

  • @junkyardhemi
    @junkyardhemi 6 років тому +32

    Please try Snap On, MAC & Matco brand wrenches.

    • @brandonmarkstokes
      @brandonmarkstokes 6 років тому

      junkyardhemi do you realise how expensive that would be😂 and how much of a waste of good quality tools that would be I wish I could afford snap on and MAC

    • @junkyardhemi
      @junkyardhemi 6 років тому +1

      Brandon Stokes I have a toolbox full of Snap On tools. They’re all lifetime warrantied. If the channel will return the broken parts I’d send my own stuff.

    • @junkyardhemi
      @junkyardhemi 6 років тому +1

      Brandon Stokes A 24mm Snap On wrench is about $50 US.

    • @brandonmarkstokes
      @brandonmarkstokes 6 років тому

      junkyardhemi but 50$ is still a lot of money 🤷‍♂️, I’m from the uk and snap on is expensive here

    • @brianspurlock5798
      @brianspurlock5798 6 років тому +5

      Snap on is overrated

  • @CoenBijpost
    @CoenBijpost 4 роки тому +2

    Audiostabble wrench 🔧 😂 I so love your pronunciations, Lauri! 🤣

  • @bubbajenkins123
    @bubbajenkins123 6 років тому +37

    This was gut wrenching

    • @DiscoFang
      @DiscoFang 6 років тому +8

      Bubba Jenkins Yes I almost bolted for the door.

    • @TheCimbrianBull
      @TheCimbrianBull 6 років тому +2

      *ba dum tss!* 🥁 😂 🤣

    • @Sir_ClickALot
      @Sir_ClickALot 6 років тому +6

      They’re nuts O.o

    • @scottwatrous
      @scottwatrous 6 років тому +4

      Without that shield it would have literally been some gut wrenching going on.

  • @oldmanjenkins1408
    @oldmanjenkins1408 4 роки тому +5

    "Liver failure or something" had me dying!

  • @mattbearden5495
    @mattbearden5495 6 років тому +10

    Love your videos and love your humor keep up the good work

  • @eddyb1596
    @eddyb1596 3 роки тому +1

    The wrench at 8:30 was on the nut backwards. That is why it stripped your hex nut, you were pulling it off the hex. If you flip it around, you would be pushing it onto the nut instead of pulling it off.
    Also, don't need a hydraulic press to brake a 3/8" ratchet, a 3' cheater bar will do it every time.

  • @Manintoga
    @Manintoga 6 років тому +9

    Adjustable wrenches worst aspect is the people using them. Most haven't even heard the fact its supposed to be set up so that the adjustable jaw is under compression load leading the turn and the solid jaw is trailing the turn under tension(Just like you had it in this video). Also getting the tightest possible fit is important to avoid the "machining" the tool is infamous for.

    • @WoodworkerDon
      @WoodworkerDon 6 років тому +4

      You are correct. Not sure why some people think adjustable wrenches are supposed to go the other way. The way it was tested is the preferred proper way for the reason you described. 🔧

    • @henripihala9267
      @henripihala9267 6 років тому

      Same thing on fixed wrenches.

  • @andrewpandey5568
    @andrewpandey5568 6 років тому +31

    Omg he has the perfect partner. I mean his wife enjoys what he does with him and I love it. Cheers to you guys

    • @BipolarRaven
      @BipolarRaven 5 років тому +2

      She enjoys the millions hes making this guy is a troll reincarnated

    • @renatantipov9091
      @renatantipov9091 5 років тому +1

      @@BipolarRaven millions :D :D :D

  • @adrenalinem4n
    @adrenalinem4n 4 роки тому +4

    that is so impressive that the ratchet mechanism can take multiple tons of movement without failing. did not expect that.

  • @rjl1303
    @rjl1303 4 роки тому

    I'm watching this on a Friday night because you’re so entertaining.....Thanks for the videos you guys are awesome

  • @adamrasmussen1839
    @adamrasmussen1839 5 років тому +7

    "We make big chocolate chip cookie, for to bring customers back" 🤪

  • @Quasihamster
    @Quasihamster 5 років тому +5

    "The tool that everybody hates and everybody uses: Ardy you stop le ranch!"

  • @Tocoinaphrase
    @Tocoinaphrase 6 років тому +39

    Finnish accent tho, hit me like 5 secs in..😂

    • @laurikovero
      @laurikovero 6 років тому

      😀

    • @vonheimlerstrudel
      @vonheimlerstrudel 6 років тому

      Yeah, kinda like Dracula mixed with Dr. Evil from Austin Powers.

    • @DjJtown
      @DjJtown 6 років тому

      @@vonheimlerstrudel I was thinking like the Swedish chef on the Muppets.

    • @gabrielcostrut5638
      @gabrielcostrut5638 6 років тому

      @@vonheimlerstrudel "dracula" it's an english story with some fantasy facts from a person (monarch) from wallachia (today's Romania) so what the fk about finland or smthn' else

    • @212zsmanki
      @212zsmanki 6 років тому

      Yeah. I'm a 12year old and I can pronuce English words better than a normal Finnish adult... (I'm from Finland)

  • @ShaeDolla91
    @ShaeDolla91 5 років тому +1

    1:26 it would of been nice if he followed the “No way to escape” with an evil Dracula laugh!! 😂

  • @Anthony-cg5qm
    @Anthony-cg5qm 5 років тому +82

    I thought Austin Powers killed Goldmember?

  • @Mixxiiiyk
    @Mixxiiiyk 6 років тому +18

    that first shit scared the crap outta me😂

    • @HydraulicPressChannel
      @HydraulicPressChannel  6 років тому +8

      I also got pretty scared for those ones that snapped :D You can see my super manly reactions on the gopro footage :D

    • @WoodworkerDon
      @WoodworkerDon 6 років тому

      @@HydraulicPressChannel 😱🔧

  • @YTMMS-hy6mz
    @YTMMS-hy6mz 5 років тому +9

    Lol i was holding a chrome vanadium while watching this.

  • @jdcastillocastillo3492
    @jdcastillocastillo3492 4 роки тому

    I love every thing about your videos,please keep them coming,you sir just made my week !!!!!!!!!!

  • @22vx
    @22vx 6 років тому +4

    Congrats on 2M subs

  • @_BangDroid_
    @_BangDroid_ 6 років тому +160

    I love my adiostupleh wrench

    • @planetrob555
      @planetrob555 6 років тому +6

      Haha...It's the "ED" at the end of English words. Other speakers pronounce it "EhhD" instead of the "Teh" sound that is English. Like he says at 7:55, he is "sooprise ED" instead of "sooprisTeh", which is what native English speakers say. No hate here. Just love how the world comes together!

    • @SZ-ZS-
      @SZ-ZS- 6 років тому +5

      was he trying to say adjustable? i really cant tell

    • @foxx8414
      @foxx8414 6 років тому +6

      Soup-risingly tough

    • @macdaddyo7970
      @macdaddyo7970 6 років тому +4

      Timo-0431 please like, comment, and soup-scribe

    • @niccadoodles
      @niccadoodles 6 років тому +2

      The handle has the same design as some engine connecting rods. Same shape as the one in my Subaru. 99 problems but connecting rods ain't one.

  • @TheJonathanNewton
    @TheJonathanNewton 5 років тому +3

    Great video! I’ve actually been wondering about this, how much torque you can apply before spanners and wrenches snap, so I’m grateful to find out without breaking any of my own tools!

  • @theondebray
    @theondebray 4 роки тому

    I like this series, but your laughter is the best bit!!!

  • @dreamxcviii3249
    @dreamxcviii3249 6 років тому +11

    "We wouldn't get that UA-cam money and we would have to go into like real job"
    At least their honest 😂😂😂

  • @jamespeacock356
    @jamespeacock356 5 років тому +4

    It what be cool to see the different brands of tools like cheap and more pricey stuff

  • @UmarFarooq-rh9ir
    @UmarFarooq-rh9ir 6 років тому +4

    I'm in love with your accent!! 😍😍😍
    Am I the only one?

  • @k.leggott9567
    @k.leggott9567 3 роки тому

    4:20 I loved that facial expression 😂😂😂

  • @HammyTechnoid
    @HammyTechnoid 6 років тому +65

    I jumped when that one broke... wow!

  • @bytesysed
    @bytesysed 5 років тому +8

    I use tools. For a living.. amazing how much force certain brands can take

  • @kingbela88
    @kingbela88 6 років тому +24

    You have 2 million subscribers now. Congratulations to that!
    But now get back to filming!
    We need a video with bigger ratchets!

  • @Fundaddy5000
    @Fundaddy5000 4 роки тому

    1:28 “And to make this little bit more meaningful than just mindless destruction..” 😀 - Hey, that is half the fun!

  • @ericm8811
    @ericm8811 6 років тому +7

    Hey Hydraulic press chanel! The testinator 7 million is very good! Ride ride ride!

    • @simpesfaip
      @simpesfaip 6 років тому

      Eric M intestinator smasher