I love that people fixate on the fact that Jamie and Adam aren't friends as if they failed at forming a friendship or something, like, we're so used to people in shows we like forging genuine connections. I guess because they're the hosts you think they'd be besties? anyway my point is Jamie was fucking shitting himself crossing that bridge and Adam knew exactly what to say in support and congratulations. That's not the sign of enemies. It's the sign of respect. And I think people forget you can respect people without being their friend.
I wonder how long Adam spent building his fantastic contraption instead of hooping ten rolls over a single post. Jamie was very diplomatic in his response to the invention. 20:00
@@YourComputerExpert it makes me uncomfortable how bad at math you are. Because half of 6 is 3 not 2. Jaime Adam Tory Kari are still alive, only Jesse and Grant have died and Jesse was only in a few episode while Kari was pregnant so for regular hosts we could say 1/5 died which is even further from half. Also this show is like 20+ years old lol
I thought duct tape and gaffer's tape were two different things? Gaffer's tape isn't quite as strong but doesn't leave behind a residue when you pull it off. It's less likely to damage painted sets.
Here's something for chemists: Make these duck tape bondings permanent with some additional spray or liquid. With duck tape you can build almost anything, but it lasts only awhile with sticky bondings. If you can solidify these bondings, then these construction will last far longer. Start studying this. (You may even have a solution already...)
I feel like for the myth where they tried to stop the car, to pull it off properly they really needed actual telephone poles. Solid, nearly impossible to move anchors. I also feel like they should have built a stretchy net, like a spider's web, instead of a single layered strand or a giant hard slab. Something to absorb and distribute the energy of the impact instead of just taking it in one big bang. Both methods they tested don't provide any give, and are like just hitting a brick walls. At those speeds, with such solid barriers, something is going to wrecked no matter what, and the myth was stopping the car, not obliterating it.
great show, cool people, thank you so much!!! 😍 i bet that a better duck tape structure can stop a car!! it just needs to "graduarly" stop the car, like different lengths of ropes 🤗 I may be wrong too!!! hahaha big hug
@@serafim3897nah the narrator likes to whisper in your left ear. No idea why it's like this, it wasn't like that on my surround sound back when the show aired lol
Not sure what you mean? The timestamp points to a part where he just says what they need to do for the myth. Shortly before that he talks about 'awesome power of duct tape', so I guess you refer to that? If yes, then this and that does not counter each other. People can very much hate something they consider amazingly useful. For example I acknowledge the great health benefits coming from garlic, but that doesn't stop me from despising it and being unable to eat anything if I actually can taste garlic in it.
Duct tape is amazingly strong, but a pain in the ass to work with. It's really sticky and basically impossible to come apart once you accidentally make it touch. So, I do get that sentiment.
Adam's talked about this before. Duck tape is a phenomenally versatile jack of all trades, but it's very much a master of none. Adam's happy to keep a roll of it around for emergency patch jobs etc., but as a maker it's ALWAYS inferior to using the right materials, and Adam would rather just use the right materials. (Also, despite the list at 11:20, gaffer's tape is a different thing, and FAR superior for many jobs.)
Also, the ductape bridge has a design-flaw in as such that the handles are too low. It gives the walker the feeling of flipping over the handrail. Instead, they should have made them higher so that they are about navel-height.
I'd walk blindfolded over that bridge and be happy. But I would not bury myself alive even if they pay me $1M. While it's not David Blaine style being buried alive but still.
Mythbusters producers: So we'd like to see if Grant and Tori can repair a mangled car using gaffer's tape, which means you, Kari- Kari Byron: Wooohooo! WRECK 'N ROLL, BAYBEEE!
I'm curious to see how a diamond-weave duct tape would stop the car. I feel that the diagonally positioned strands of tape would gradually dissipate the energy.
Jamie and Adam are great builders, but they fell asleep during physics classes in school. That breaking force you measured pulling down in the centre is a lot less than the pulling force along the tape. If you graphically construct the forces diagram, you know that the closer you are to horizontal the higher is the longitudinal component needed to compensate the orthogonal force. That’s why suspension bridges have a long bow of cables that describe a curve called catenary, from the Latin word for chain.
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duct tape is good for a bridge but not recommendly
Talking about Mythbusters, I would have assumed they understood tension... Taping a car to a pole and full throttle will give less tension than nudging it forward. The myth was not confirmed at 23:51 .
From Alaska, source Aviation Humor. (some pretty interesting photos) A Piper Cub bush plane smelling of fish from a recent fly in got the attention of a grizzly bear who figured there was one hell of a feed of fish inside the Cub. The grizzly tore the plane apart including the tires. The pilot got a buddy to fly in tires, several rolls of cellophane and 3 cases of duct tape. He repaired the plane and flew it home. His insurance company had a look at the Cub and wrote it off. You do have to respect the pilot for a 'bush repair' that got him home.
And Mythbusters had the episode where they repaired the plane with duct tape. I think it was exactly this story that inspired the episode of the show. I remember Kari making bear paw with claws specifically to tear the boards.
Bro the myth is that it can stop a car, like brick wall style, and they dead-ass drove straight at it. They even made sure to double up on potential casualties
It's DucT tape. as used to seal pipes and ducts, not Duck Tape!! Imagine trying to tape up a duck with this stuff!!! Maybe, but you'd have a fight on your hands!
I keep two kinds of duck tape in stock usually. One that has a better tensile strength, and one that has better glue. All the way through the episode i kept thinking of which one i would use in which situation.
Ow dang i just thought of something. The fabric in the thing is the duck, and that's the thing giving it the pull strength. So. One of the ducktapes has better duck and the other has the better tape.
Nope, "Duck tape" is actually correct as well. It was invented to water-proof ammo boxes during the war and repel water (like the feathers of a duck do). Over time people used it for many things like sealing ducts too, which gave it numerous new names.
@@apparentlyretrograde They literally showed numerous names by which it also goes, including Duck Tape, in this very episode. ua-cam.com/video/CEqvimyEkZM/v-deo.html
in theory you can build all kinds of things. Every child already knows that and Jamie is kind of boring and act too serious. And for the record... 11:23 It isn't spelled duck tape. It's Duct tape. Same applies for the uploader. My goodness. Some actors doing science. xD pretty bad xD You would not want to know what happened when that car rolled over. Man oh man, this show was so bad....... Many wrong conclusions. Now you know why it's not on TV anymore.
The actual myth was about a single roll of duct tape stopping a car going 60 mph. It absolutely can not. They ramped it up to 100 rolls and the car only slowed down a bit. If they used 500 rolls, maybe they could have stopped it. But that is 500x the amount of the original myth. Busted.
35:04 Last second?? The way they edited this it looks like it veered off course way before the last second looking at the camera from the car. Like 70-100 feet before the crash.
The original is Duck tape. Adhesive stuck to duck canvas. Original uses were for quick waterproofing. The problem is "Duck Tape" is a trademarked name. When the imitations came out they had to rename the copies to avoid legal problems. Since it was commonly used for duct and vent repairs at that point and it souded close, the imitations called themselves "Duct Tape". Duck was the original. Duct is the generic copy.
@@georgebulbakwa9017 "The original is Duck tape". Did not know that. In my country that tape is used for attaching ducts with each other. Hence I've always thought it's called duct tape.
Init mate!? Especially considering the fact Jessie passed away too and never gets mentioned. But it’s every single episode full of these pretentious posts if ya take a look at them
Jamie Hyneman: "I fear no living enemy, but this bridge... it terrifies me."
I love that people fixate on the fact that Jamie and Adam aren't friends as if they failed at forming a friendship or something, like, we're so used to people in shows we like forging genuine connections. I guess because they're the hosts you think they'd be besties?
anyway my point is Jamie was fucking shitting himself crossing that bridge and Adam knew exactly what to say in support and congratulations. That's not the sign of enemies. It's the sign of respect. And I think people forget you can respect people without being their friend.
Yeah, IIRC Adam has said that they have mutual respect, but their personalities are so incompatible they couldn't be friends. And that's fine lol
But think about how much they two cared about each other in Dangerous situations.
Every duct tape episode is just so entertaining.
cringe title says duck, what has ducks go tto do with tape
Explosions are cool, but seeing what people can do with duct tape is mind blowing
@@td8648that’s why there is a saying „ if you used duct tape to repair something and it didn’t work, you have used not enough of it“ 😂
Jamie being a walrus and being uneasy at heights somehow just makes sense 😂
Lmao 😂
Obey the walrus
Agent walrus, phd on myth busting
Although the fact that Jamie feels an emotion is kinda odd don't you think? 😂😂
I wonder how long Adam spent building his fantastic contraption instead of hooping ten rolls over a single post. Jamie was very diplomatic in his response to the invention. 20:00
Well, it may have taken a while to build it, but now they have a device that will let them make duct tape ropes quickly whenever they want.
Kari has the best fashion. Almost every day she's bringing a new fit. Respect.
RIP Grant, a real Genius, and Robot overlord
What about Jessie she went out with a bang
For real? How?@@michaelmayhem350
@@michaelmayhem350 just read up on that, very sad didn’t know to be honest, RIP Jesse 😞
Makes me feel uncomfortable how everyone on the show is relatively young, and half of them have already passed away.
@@YourComputerExpert it makes me uncomfortable how bad at math you are. Because half of 6 is 3 not 2.
Jaime Adam Tory Kari are still alive, only Jesse and Grant have died and Jesse was only in a few episode while Kari was pregnant so for regular hosts we could say 1/5 died which is even further from half. Also this show is like 20+ years old lol
Simultaneously turned on and slightly terrified of Kari’s appetite for destruction
The car repair story remains my favorite one. The tape remained unbreakable
I thought duct tape and gaffer's tape were two different things? Gaffer's tape isn't quite as strong but doesn't leave behind a residue when you pull it off. It's less likely to damage painted sets.
You are correct. I do mix them up occasionally as well.
Duct tape isn’t used to be reused :)
Technically yes, they are different, though both names tend to be used interchangeably by the general populace.
"Duct tape works anywhere. Duct tape is magic and should be worshipped."
-- Andy Weir
Unless you use it with slightly wet fingers then it looses its potential.
Kari is just full of awesomeness
She's defintaly full of something
Best thing to calll ducktape is the finnish one jeesusteippi, witch mean jesustape
Jesus may have been born into carpentry, but everyone knows his real passion was adhesives.
@@wendighoulSo is that what the film "passion the christ" is all about?
Jesus is a handyman, he can fix anything. You can find him at your nearest home depot.
Just noticed the duct tape dice, cute.
I love that you can see Heineman's mustache from his POV camera haha
It's a shame that they didn't try a Duct Tape aircraft carrier braking system. Lol!
Kari is the main reason I watch this.
It might have failed eventually to stop the car but it also bent the nose in 8+ inches
This used to be one of my all time favourite Mythbusters episode. I love these guys
My date when we finally get back to my place 44:20
"duck" tape?! The mind boggles... 😂
I know. It's making me go quackers
"But at the last second"
Yeah no, that car went towards the barrier the whole time ^^
Here's something for chemists: Make these duck tape bondings permanent with some additional spray or liquid. With duck tape you can build almost anything, but it lasts only awhile with sticky bondings. If you can solidify these bondings, then these construction will last far longer.
Start studying this. (You may even have a solution already...)
43:04 holy shit it's one of those cars with the automatic seatbelts
You mean a pre-tensioner? I believe these are mandatory in any new car these days
They need to try a car bridge
Gotta love that duck tape jacket!😂
duct *
Destructive Carrie is my patron saint now
This is one of my favourite episodes.
Great show
I feel like for the myth where they tried to stop the car, to pull it off properly they really needed actual telephone poles. Solid, nearly impossible to move anchors.
I also feel like they should have built a stretchy net, like a spider's web, instead of a single layered strand or a giant hard slab. Something to absorb and distribute the energy of the impact instead of just taking it in one big bang. Both methods they tested don't provide any give, and are like just hitting a brick walls. At those speeds, with such solid barriers, something is going to wrecked no matter what, and the myth was stopping the car, not obliterating it.
What happened in Season 7 that Robert stands in that left corner?
he loves to seduce our left ear :'D
Mixing error.
Class episode
I love the duct tape bridge
Duck Tape? That's how Scrooge McDuck got rich!
great show, cool people, thank you so much!!! 😍 i bet that a better duck tape structure can stop a car!! it just needs to "graduarly" stop the car, like different lengths of ropes 🤗 I may be wrong too!!! hahaha big hug
how did i never notice they swapped out the duck tape repaired tyre.
On tonight's episode of Mono audio ...
Oh I thought my speaker are broken 😂
@@serafim3897nah the narrator likes to whisper in your left ear. No idea why it's like this, it wasn't like that on my surround sound back when the show aired lol
@@michaelmayhem350 Mixing error. Old archival footage be like that sometimes.
just turn on mono mode
at least its only the narrator mono audio. if it was all mono i couldn't watch this ep
as long as the floor of the car is in one piece, it will hold together
And this is supposed to be Kari months after she gave birth? She's so terrifyingly cool
Kari has been my crush since basically forever, and somehow she's even hotter destroying that car xD
3:14 funny cause i think i heard him say on his own channel he hates duct tape😂
Not sure what you mean? The timestamp points to a part where he just says what they need to do for the myth. Shortly before that he talks about 'awesome power of duct tape', so I guess you refer to that?
If yes, then this and that does not counter each other. People can very much hate something they consider amazingly useful. For example I acknowledge the great health benefits coming from garlic, but that doesn't stop me from despising it and being unable to eat anything if I actually can taste garlic in it.
Duct tape is amazingly strong, but a pain in the ass to work with. It's really sticky and basically impossible to come apart once you accidentally make it touch. So, I do get that sentiment.
Adam's talked about this before. Duck tape is a phenomenally versatile jack of all trades, but it's very much a master of none. Adam's happy to keep a roll of it around for emergency patch jobs etc., but as a maker it's ALWAYS inferior to using the right materials, and Adam would rather just use the right materials. (Also, despite the list at 11:20, gaffer's tape is a different thing, and FAR superior for many jobs.)
Okay but... Miley Cyrus TOTALLY stole her idea for the Wrecking Ball video from Kari. Right?? 8:35 ff
Also, the ductape bridge has a design-flaw in as such that the handles are too low. It gives the walker the feeling of flipping over the handrail. Instead, they should have made them higher so that they are about navel-height.
I'd walk blindfolded over that bridge and be happy. But I would not bury myself alive even if they pay me $1M. While it's not David Blaine style being buried alive but still.
They swapped out the duct tape tire before testing :(
i wonder how many people complained about this episode of first responders doing stuff like this lol.
Mythbusters producers: So we'd like to see if Grant and Tori can repair a mangled car using gaffer's tape, which means you, Kari-
Kari Byron: Wooohooo! WRECK 'N ROLL, BAYBEEE!
At least Kari’s husband knows what he’s in for if he gets on Kari’s dark side
She was divorced in 2020
I love old cars 😢😢
9:36 I forgot I was watching MythBusters and thought I was on my private browser. Def a great intro before everyone's clothes come off
Wtf is duck tape? For repairing ducks?
I'm curious to see how a diamond-weave duct tape would stop the car. I feel that the diagonally positioned strands of tape would gradually dissipate the energy.
sorry dude, they are out of buisiness.
3:01 - back in the day, when Segeway was a thing, for a while...
kari looked great here
The fact that Jamie went against his fear of heights and walked on that, shows that people in general are just pansies now a days :P
Weirdest bridge? Nah, Living root bridge in India is weirder. Or from more modern bridges: Falkirk Wheel in Scotland.
Isn't the Falkirk wheel more like a water lock, which would make it similar to an elevator rather than a bridge?
@@Tjescoo colloquially yes. More broadly bridge means a structure that gets you over an obstacle.
I suppose it's semantics though.
Gaffer tape is different.
Jamie and Adam are great builders, but they fell asleep during physics classes in school. That breaking force you measured pulling down in the centre is a lot less than the pulling force along the tape. If you graphically construct the forces diagram, you know that the closer you are to horizontal the higher is the longitudinal component needed to compensate the orthogonal force. That’s why suspension bridges have a long bow of cables that describe a curve called catenary, from the Latin word for chain.
duct tape is good for a bridge but not recommendly
Poor volvo 240
Talking about Mythbusters, I would have assumed they understood tension... Taping a car to a pole and full throttle will give less tension than nudging it forward.
The myth was not confirmed at 23:51 .
From Alaska, source Aviation Humor. (some pretty interesting photos) A Piper Cub bush plane smelling of fish from a recent fly in got the attention of a grizzly bear who figured there was one hell of a feed of fish inside the Cub. The grizzly tore the plane apart including the tires. The pilot got a buddy to fly in tires, several rolls of cellophane and 3 cases of duct tape. He repaired the plane and flew it home. His insurance company had a look at the Cub and wrote it off. You do have to respect the pilot for a 'bush repair' that got him home.
And Mythbusters had the episode where they repaired the plane with duct tape. I think it was exactly this story that inspired the episode of the show. I remember Kari making bear paw with claws specifically to tear the boards.
I think some of the car destruction was way too much. But then again Keri was always the one who always wanted to myth to fail.
why is the narrator behind my left side?
I call bull on the duct tape bridge. In the wide shots you can see the support wires on the bridge. Not just their harnesses.
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Bro the myth is that it can stop a car, like brick wall style, and they dead-ass drove straight at it. They even made sure to double up on potential casualties
It's DucT tape. as used to seal pipes and ducts, not Duck Tape!! Imagine trying to tape up a duck with this stuff!!! Maybe, but you'd have a fight on your hands!
Oo my left ears👂 paining 😢
I keep two kinds of duck tape in stock usually. One that has a better tensile strength, and one that has better glue. All the way through the episode i kept thinking of which one i would use in which situation.
Ow dang i just thought of something. The fabric in the thing is the duck, and that's the thing giving it the pull strength. So. One of the ducktapes has better duck and the other has the better tape.
The real question is: did you ever need it for anything because haste was required, and you had no better option available?
@@Tjescoo I like to prototype with it. And then attach more permanently later. On most of things i ever do, a wonderful material for that.
*Duct
Nope, "Duck tape" is actually correct as well. It was invented to water-proof ammo boxes during the war and repel water (like the feathers of a duck do). Over time people used it for many things like sealing ducts too, which gave it numerous new names.
*Dick
They consistently refer to it spelled as duct in the episode and then title the video duck. Also, Duck Tape is a brand of duct tape.
@@apparentlyretrograde They literally showed numerous names by which it also goes, including Duck Tape, in this very episode. ua-cam.com/video/CEqvimyEkZM/v-deo.html
@@apparentlyretrograde In the episode itself, Kari says that duct tape was also referred to as "duck tape", doubling down just makes you look dumb.
Duck tape, huh?
in theory you can build all kinds of things. Every child already knows that
and Jamie is kind of boring and act too serious.
And for the record... 11:23 It isn't spelled duck tape. It's Duct tape.
Same applies for the uploader.
My goodness. Some actors doing science. xD pretty bad xD
You would not want to know what happened when that car rolled over.
Man oh man, this show was so bad....... Many wrong conclusions. Now you know why it's not on TV anymore.
thats Gaffa tape duct tape has no cloth
Yyeae
Duck tape :D :D :D :D
i dont think they should bust the ductape car catcher
should be plausible
The actual myth was about a single roll of duct tape stopping a car going 60 mph. It absolutely can not.
They ramped it up to 100 rolls and the car only slowed down a bit.
If they used 500 rolls, maybe they could have stopped it. But that is 500x the amount of the original myth. Busted.
The audio is screwed up...
35:04 Last second?? The way they edited this it looks like it veered off course way before the last second looking at the camera from the car. Like 70-100 feet before the crash.
Where do they get all those cars that they have no problem destroying? Must cost a fortune to make this show
Why is narrator so far away 😢
Mixing error. Old footage has different mixing tags, different tracks, different this, different that. It happens.
Im so confused! Is it duck or duct tape?
Its duct tape... its why it exist, to tape duct joints,
Too bad they didn't have to fix car parts that are actually part of the drivetrain...
Anybody els hearing notes of: Children of the Omnissiah? Or just me?
Isn't it called duct tape? Not a native speaker. Anyway, gorilla tape has since passed in superiority.
The original is Duck tape. Adhesive stuck to duck canvas. Original uses were for quick waterproofing. The problem is "Duck Tape" is a trademarked name. When the imitations came out they had to rename the copies to avoid legal problems. Since it was commonly used for duct and vent repairs at that point and it souded close, the imitations called themselves "Duct Tape". Duck was the original. Duct is the generic copy.
@@georgebulbakwa9017 "The original is Duck tape". Did not know that. In my country that tape is used for attaching ducts with each other. Hence I've always thought it's called duct tape.
there is like 5 min on content stretched to nearly an hour
DUCT tape, not duck.
It is duct tape but some brands do in fact call it duck tape and that’s where the name probably came from(or how it got popular)
@@itzxsliick7036 one brand... I know, dumb Americans as usual
There is no way the safety harness extended that far would have stopped there fall..
How many posts that contain fake sadness for grant dying will this episode get i wonder
Init mate!? Especially considering the fact Jessie passed away too and never gets mentioned. But it’s every single episode full of these pretentious posts if ya take a look at them
@@BusterHimen-1202 what? Every episode she was in there was a RIP Jesse post.
Why assume it’s fake?
Literally doesn’t affect you in any negative way for people to post RIP?
why the hell is the commentator in the left ear only its horrible