Built My Own X-Ray After a Hospital Charged Me $69,210.32
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Noice
I didn't realize this video had only just released, and I saw that it only had one comment 9 hours ago and it confused the hell out of me. Good morning
come to Europe
oh hi bro
Hi
Wow! If you make production volume numbers you could sell x-ray machines for $50 to every household! And you can charge them extra for the lead-ball-protection plate!
Im scared of a collab between you two
ElectroBoom + William = HouseBoom
It would've been a crazy surprise if all of a sudden, you showed up in the video. This seems right up your alley lol
The Rectifier himself...
Is it really safe
Imagine breaking a bone and going to the doctor and they’re like we’re gonna need to do an x ray and you say oh no I brought my own
This Needs more likes
@@joutatheegg nope
Only it isn't so well designed that it won't, you know, throw sparks through a couple inches of empty space on occasion
They wouldn't take your xray, and insist on using 'their own' because its 'more reliable'. I've done a lot of self diagnosing using what I could either making, or getting at home testing for various things. I needed the docs prescription pad to get me the necessary meds, but always have had to pay for their stupid testing despite already knowing whats wrong. I know their just doing their job, but I did 95% of the work for them BECAUSE I couldn't afford the diagnosis process, I legit just needed the ending medication treatment
This is inherently what they should expect:
it follows the 'right to repair' and other DIY ethos. The era of 'you need to go to the Dr. to find this out' is coming to an end as tech has advanced so much that a LOT of clin lab testing and analysis (which is the backbone of diagnostic/confirmation testing) can be made or purchased cheap.
The internet contains ALL the information you'd need to know from IDing if you have salmonella vs shigella infection to how to remove an appendix (if you're really on a budget). Couple this with the fact that eventually medicine will become entirely accessible w/o prescription and suddenly a Dr is somebody you go to when you don't want to do the testing yourself or as a matter of convenience/second opinion.
I think the slogan “if it’s a hissing, x-rays it’s a pissing” should become a designated medical warning equivalent to the radiation symbol
First reply
@@somekid67 nerd
Chelsea is a trooper. Nothing like being woken up by your SO at 2am to see a ghetto xray machine in your garage and being asked to run it so he can take sketchy xrays of his hand.
Wife goals
"Why is the beans so close to the high voltage?" is JUST the thing you want to hear from the guy about to give you an x-ray
I know i'm in safe hands when my doctors are putting pantry goods near the medical equipment
Time stamp 12:04
@@yummynubs3646 when the doctors are *using* pantry goods *as* the medical equipment
Medical insurance covers the extra bean cost.
Not gonna lie I would rather get the bean-can garage x-ray with the paper saftey labels for $50 than pay $2,800 at urgent care.
"Welcome to the world of high voltage, where everything's a wire, and you're probably going to die" Boy, can I relate to that one.
I was here
@@Utthiu and so was everyone who is reading this
pinprick RF burns and aching bones from large static sparks really start to wear down one's spirit, after a while ;-)
Indeed
@@zinckensteel huh, those people were never cut out for it to begin with
I'm convinced hospitals run a random number generator for their bills.
and they add 5 0s at the end of it
Roll one dice for the first number and two dice for the amount of 0 added.
Using his wits, William created an x-ray machine with some glass, some beans, and an x-ray machine
Under-rated comment
I used to live in a small town in the mountains. I had an accident one day and dislocated 3 fingers. I put them back myself immediately. But they hurt like heck, and was worried that there might be some serious damage..... Instead of driving 20 miles to the County Hospital and paying 500$ for an x-ray and doctors consultation, I just went down to the local Veterinary Clinic instead. It only cost me 50$ for the X-ray and the consultation. She logged me as a 180lb Great Dane 🐕 for her records lol
That's hilarious. Honestly something that i would have considered if I were in your shoes
knowing those sorts of places I'm surprised the vet was not also the towns primary care physician/postman
Vets are extremely skilled at a lot of things. They have to wear so many hats at work because they can't send you to a specialist. They act as the dentist, the oncologist, the radiologist, the surgeon, and many more. Unfortunately, it's illegal for them to practice medicine on humans (unless it's an emergency).
This is one of those, “it never happened incidents.” Even though no name or location was given, this is how people get caught. Everyone in town probably knows about the vet, but everyone thinks they are the only one. Thats how hush hush that shit is.
I love the emoji after “Great Dane” it really adds a cute little pizazz
As a field engineer that works on X-ray systems, this is hilarious. One caution I would give is that most system regulate the amount of time and amps to the tube because it will overheat. So don’t leave it on for more than a few seconds or you can wreck your tube. Fancy ones spin inside and shoot the voltage in pulses to avoid overheating. Great stuff.
I love how you're more concerned about the tube breaking than getting zapped or something
@@dangerousglasses7995 As long as you aren't really stupid, you wont be getting zapped. Wearing rubber soled shoes often prevents electricity from running into you, and staying away from wires and metal prevents electricity from running through you. As for radiation, he is getting low doses in short periods of time. Prolonged exposure or extremely massive amounts of radiation can be dangerous. So was he safe? Nah, you should still never play with these things.
Could he die from this?
@@yonnieflores-najera3226 you can die from anything since anything has a potentially lethal dose.
@@yonnieflores-najera3226 yes. That power supply has far more than enough in it to stop your heart. If you somehow make physical contact and for some reason( no protection or not properly grounded) it makes a circuit. You will die, no exceptions your heart will stop.
Only question is. How high. After certain amount of amps. It's actually more likely to survive than at lower amp.
Me: “Few sounds are scarier than a Geiger counter.”
William: “GOOD GEIGER COUNTER GO BRRRRRR”
Geiger Counter is angry now
I work on 300kv industrial x ray machines, as used as i am to needing perfect conditions to get metrology grade images, its insane that William got this shit working. Granted closed tubes are more plug and play.
Which brand
@@slovakiak1 Phoenix/Waygate
@@thedachor knew it, hello colleague
@@slovakiak1 you work with one of our machines as a customer or are you a service technician for a different region?
Between this and Michael's surgery machine, you guys practically have your own Urgent Care center!
I want will to present his x-rays to a doctor
Alabama's gonna need all the help it can get.
Too soon?
They should see if they can get approved :D
"Don't worry if you dislike our short criminally insane doctor, you can always choose to be examined by our taller criminally insane doctor instead!"
And it only becomes more urgent as the procedures continue
“Welcome to high voltage, where everything’s a wire!”
That’s actually a perfect way to get people to take it seriously
-Including- Especially your body!
Like, I not scared of live mains.
However it just took a couple of painful experience with ignition cables for me to be really scared of KV rated voltages.
P.S.: I wasn't even touching metal only plastic.
yeah even 480v industrial power is not even remotely as scary as 60kv
It's a perfect way to get people to take it seriously and it's also very close to accurate!!!!! 😂😂😂
I don't even like 9v battery shocks 🥺
@@youkofoxy *holds the plug cable to the cap to see if i got spark*
*It shocks the shit outta me*
"I do indeed have spark"
A couple of months ago, I had to get my gallbladder surgically removed. Between the pre-op, the surgery itself, the hospice care and the medication, I paid a total of $4 (for parking).
Patients shouldn’t pay for parking. They already have a legit reason to be there
Hospice care? I hope you are doing ok now…
Damn, hospice? My mom got her gallbladder removed (heavy HEAVY drinking in her early 20s, like outdrinking my dad's marine buddies every other night) and I don't remember it being that serious, hope youre okay now
holy shit HOSPICE CARE?!?!
How do you know someone is not American?
They’ll point it out, kind of like a vegan
This is why I’m thankful for the NHS, had multiple x-rays and ultrasounds, appendectomy, multiple days in hospital, moles removed, all for free
Nothing worth having is free. You pay for it with your exorbitant income taxes.
And then it gets spent on wallpapers by our government
@migbham1 not as high as all your insurance fees, copay, premiums, monthly costs, and more added together!
"free"
@@chrischeng9145And don't forget no stressing about it at all. Just focusing on your medical treatment and recovery without any unnecessary worry or stress piled on about the bill.
It's how every single 1st world country on the planet does it (except for the U.S) and we all do it this way for a reason.
I love the idea of william osman selling michael reeves merch that William autographed
“Reduce, reuse, recycle, BAAAAAYYYYYBBBBEEEEEEEE!!!!” -Michael Reeves, Probably ♻️
I love the idea of William Osman selling Michael Reeves autographed by William Osman.
@@drivebytrucker4898 I love the idea of William Osman.
It was so popular it's sold out already
Will, our future babies... What are their names?
You're using the wrong shovel...
How could William do this to us?!?
Love your videos Nile
hi nile
THAT’S what you took away from This video?!
Yeah ikr 0/10
The sad thing about this is if you broke your arm, took an x-ray and then sent it to a doctor they would not offer you medical assistance pertaining to that image.
then become a doctor and assist yourself
Must work differently in the US to the UK. I had AF a few years back and bought a home ECG monitor. I captured multiple AF episodes over the course of a few weeks whilst I was waiting for an appointment with a cardiologist. I handed the printouts to the cardiologist on our first meeting. He looked over them, immediately confirmed the severity of the AF I was experiencing and booked me in for a cryoablation operation. It shaved weeks off my wait time as I didn't need to be fitted with a heart monitor and gather data - because I had already done that part myself.
its just so wildly inspiring how smart you are to throw together shit and make something like that with stuff you buy off of ebay and craigslist and stuff you pull apart. I'm working on my second degree and you make me feel like a gremlin
"Built my own chemo therapy medicine after the hospital charged me 350,000 for treating the cancer I gave myself"
Best comment ever 👏
That's cheap! I'm probably close to $2million for my chemo (leukemia) by now but I have good insurance so only had to empty my savings....mwa mwa mwa
@@sonparabailar I’d rather just die at that point
@@Ownxer but don't die first before making a GoFundMe page.
@@sonparabailar wow
Thanks William, I never knew how safe and accessible an x-ray could be. Great educational content using simple household ingredients, with a fun twist!
Idk About that cheaf
@@dm12e nice try, I see what you were going for. I'm gonna have to rate this comment 3/5, definitely room for improvement!
it IS NOT safe. It's ideal example WHAT YOU SHOULDN'T DO
@@caraffa3621 this is proof that most people doesen't even know what a joke is.
@@tgust31 CAN SOMEBODY GET THE JOKE FOR 5 SECONDS PLEASE
"Welcome to the world of high voltage where everything is a wire and you're probably gonna die", a very underrated quote from this video
I love this so much. Anyone complaining about safety doesn't understand the research he's done. There's a minimal risk, but he understands it. He found the spec sheet for the specific xray tube he was using and understood its function in every way.
I will believe this only after he will show me his radiation dose calculations.
@@heyhoe168 It would certainly be easier if he wore a dosimeter, but exposure to the hand has an incredibly low biological factor. Assuming he didn't have any reddening of the skin, his only risk would be an increased risk of cancer after 30 years. Based off what we see (which to be fair may not be everything), I'm willing to bet his total exposure wasn't much more than a chest CT scan or two. Not nothing, but not all that significant.
@@craigape no, my point is, if he cant estimate dose on paper, then he hardly realize the risk. For the biological factor, he also uses extremely inefficient imaging technics, so he probably consumed dose, equivalent to 20-30 images at hospital. It is acceptable once. But if he will continue playing, or someone else will repeat this diy, it may very well be fatal.
He's not even wearing hi-vis! Reckless 😂
@@heyhoe168thank you - dude is being real irresponsible.
This is pretty nice video. I’m a radiography instructor , the stuff you did is spot on. Beware scatter radiation, it can bounce around and cause biological damage. I plan to have my students watch this for educational purposes.
Why does the radiation want to be apart of my bones so badly.
That's really interesting that you're showing it in class. Would you mind commenting back after you show it to tell us what the feedback was like?
Poor William, his science video is used as an example of what not to do.
I was surprised he didn’t involve a $40 microwave
@@alexandero9936 i mean, someone's gotta have to
What a nice young man, I wonder what safe experiment he will be conducting today.
One breaking the law of "geez man! be careful!!!" no doubt
oh buddy
*would have been conducting
Conducting is a bad idea when high voltage PSUs are involved
Ideally hes not conducting at all
Caretaker is a gem, she puts up with so much of his shenanigans
im definitely sure his neighbors are happy about him building radiologic devices in the garage.
thankfully, due to inverse square law, any kind of dose his neighbours got would be far far lower than what he got. and what he got would still have been absolutely tiny. the radiation isn't actually the real issue with his design, the real risk is electrocution.
Dangerous voltages and various kinds of beans man this is instant YT greatest hits
dad?
beans?
Haha did not expect to see a comment from you 😎😂😂
Hummus
At least his nose doesnt look like a BOSG
don't forget the age old trick, when you ask for an itemized list of all the things you're being billed for, the total you are charged seems to magically decrease
Boost
It does? Man what a corrupt system.....
@@yamilespanol4527 yes, because they actually have to tell you what they did.
Me just chilling here with free healthcare in the u.k 🤣🤣
wdym
My last mountain bike accident involved ambulance, 10 days in hospital, several x rays, many many pain meds, surgery for a clavicle plate, meds for home after discharge, 2 or three follow up consults etc etc….
The biggest expense was car parking for when my partner brought me real coffee and some home cooked meals!
Australia. My Medicare levy is paid from my income tax and is a fraction of what Americans pay.
William is gonna be the coolest dad ever
“My will to do science is significantly higher than my will to live” is a shirt that I would buy
Same
Yuhh
The inevitable end to the path of science.
I can sell it to you but you will have to pay with your life :)
I need this
"Dammit why are the beans so close to the high voltage" A once in a lifetime sentence right there.
I wouldnt be so sure about that. "Who left his lasagna on the fuckin transformator" is also one of the sentence you dont expect to hear after a loud bang.
“Dammit why are the beans so close to the high voltage” I said it, twice in a life time
Been taking my own X-ray machine to the doctor’s for 2 years now, helps reducing the bill 👍
managed to do it myself by following the video, works fine and the third arm it gave me is pretty handy :)
“If it’s a hissin. X-rays it’s pissin” needs to be a government mandated warning label on all new X-ray machines.
If I ever get an x-ray done again I'm DEFINITELY stealing from William and saying this to the nurse. He won't mind.
IKR. I walk into the Room with the X-ray machine and get scared because there’s warnings everywhere. Meanwhile if they read like this ^ I wouldn’t give a flip until it’s a hissin’
I laughed way too loud when he read that in the video @zac 😂
Yeah there is no hissing with x-ray equipment, an x-ray of your hand is taken in a millisecond.
@@patinthechat6452 you're wrong, the sounds are just within the machine and there is insulation to prevent it from being noisy. Also, try getting a MRI and tell me there's no sound. 😋
William's insurance: yeah, after seeing this video, we're gonna have to raise your premiums 3000%
@@Darenz-cg9zg I would not want to get treated at your hospital.
Seeing how extremely low you set the bar for your employees.
@@Dennis19901 oh believe me some hospitals have far far far worse of a bar of employee potential.
@@Dockhead Not where I live, my man.
And that doesn't justify keeping the bar low.
What insurance
@@Dennis19901 You aren't welcome to the William Osman Hospital, safety nerd!
The world of high voltage, where everything is a wire 😂😂
I’m a Brit and once fractured my leg quite badly in the UK. How much did it cost me for multiple X-rays both before and after treatment, a weekend stay in hospital, plaster casts, leg braces, medication, all the Consultant Knee specialists, Doctors, Nurses, Radiographers and then an extensive course of physiotherapy rehabilitation? A grand total of £0
In a separate accident, I once need an emergency ambulance (what you call EMTs) to hospital after a car crash. How much did this cost? £0
I have no idea why Americans accept their healthcare system
This is literally a "hey ferb, i know what we are going to do today" moment
100%
@@dylangarrant3027 facts
Hi , are you a fan of ksp?
@@yangtze_2958 why yes
“Hey Ferb lets lower U.S. medically debt”
*gets killed by government*
I love how he addressed the safety nerds mostly over radiation. I’m far more worried about the high voltage
Don't worry about that, Will is experienced with danger nood-.... Death cables.
@@EnsignLovell danger noodles are snakes, death cables are high voltage wires.
It's fine... isn't like he got sick that night or anything...
~for more go hear the "Safety Third" podcast...
Radiation will kill you eventually, high voltage will kill you now
Dont worry he did address it, he said he has health insurance
I don’t know how I haven’t stumbled upon this channel yet. This guy is out of his mind. I’m out of my mind? No he’s out of his mind. 10/10 already watching again.
I live in Canada, I needed to go to the ER a few weeks back and had bloodwork, an xray an EKG all kinds of stuff. It cost me a grand total of $0.00
I hope someday soon Americans will be able to tell this story.
To think I could have saved $300 on my hand xray in LA if I just came to your garage... d'oh
Love the channel man!
now you've got a tutorial on how to do it 😀
I thought healthcare in Canada was free
@@jasonmyneni8605 not if you're travelling to America though like he was.....
@@jasonmyneni8605,300$ is nothing when the hospital is charging u 60k
"my will to do science is significantly stronger than my will to live" is a statement I'm living by
Or dying for I guess
Not for long...
Think you should look up the demon core
I feel that.
Big Izzet mood
My dad was just diagnosed with B-Cell Lymphoma and you dont realize just how much of a blessing good insurance is and just how important GOOD INSURANCE is when you actually need it, the ability to do whatever tests are needed without worrying about being some hospital cash cow as the insurance just gets the bill, shit i had a minor cyst removal surgery that was less then 2 hours and they were going to charge $13k
In my radiation biology and protection protection class were doing a project on radiation accidents and i would LOVE my topic to be this video.
when he first showed his bean can setup, i said "thats a lot of metal around a 60000 volt power source". sure enough it was.
As a German, it's insane to me that you have to pay for basic things like ambulances, X-Rays, etc...
America fuck yeah
that’s the capitalism baybeeeee
One thing I'll say, at least Anericans don't have their media content as filtered as Germany does.
@@oddmothfriend9790 Well it's the welfare state specifically. Capitalism as a market is actually pretty nice, but when it comes to the welfare state/social policies(healthcare, food stamps, etc) it kinda sucks. Which is why countries like Germany and Norway have a Capitalist market with a broadened welfare state more akin to what is typically seen under socialism.
@@gigabowser2031 also the workplace is awful under capitalism, basically an absolute monarchy.
I love how he was mocking the "safety nerds" throughout the assembly. 😆
“Is it safe?”
**priceless look of concern and possible distrust**
🤷♂️😂😂😂😂😂🤠👍
I would've tried harder in school if I knew that chaotic youtube inventor was a viable career option
It's never too late.. I would watch a crazy grandpa doing this stuff
Facts
@@gachacherriemasu-quie3183 b
Ironically knowing nothing could be more useful for that career path.
@@evelynsahoe8896 can be you someday
Pro tip: When you go to the hospital, ask them to itemize your charges. That way you can see what they are charging you for and if it seems that they are charging you something for no reason, you can dispute those charges and pay less!
thanks for the tip i bet it will save you a lot of money
Pro-tip. Move to Canada and healthcare is free! :)
@@y0ur_m3rcenary7 funny, I've yet to hear of a Canadian going bankrupt from taxes. But if I have to take home a bit less to ensure that as a population Canadians all have access to stress free free healthcare it's worth it to me.
@@y0ur_m3rcenary7 Except for how Canada pays way less for healthcare than the US. Also in the US you ALSO pay for everyone else's medical stuff, that's how insurance works.
@@y0ur_m3rcenary7 In 2020 Americans paid ~$12000 each for health care while Canadians spent ~$8000 each.
great vid! what's really funny about this is the emphasis on radiation whilst working with a high voltage power supply with flimsy exposed wires. like the real risk here is electrocution, not radiation dose.
@3:08 reminds me when I was messing around inside the back of a turned on CRT TV (with the lead from the flywheel transformer unhooked from the CRT) and I got a really good zap. My right arm felt funny for a while and I am lucky to be alive. I WAS NOT A SMART CHILD
I started cry laughing when he zoomed in on Chelsea's face after announcing he successfully made x-rays
Chelsea looked like he wanted to murder him for his safety the entirety of this video lol
Caretaker's face when you said you made X-rays in the garage. She's still with you - that's true love.
THAT'S caretaker... The thing we want but don't deserve
Hahaha that's not true love, that's just that he hasten told her what the dangers are, so shes still alive.
Why Did he call her Caretaker?
@@musalamabduallah6800 because she cares about his well-being even when he doesn’t.
Alex Rogers I see...
Thats insane, every time i hear about the price of medical procedures and insurance, i want to cry.
Where im from i pau around 45 dollers for basic and around 10 more for like the premium.
And 10 dollers for a hospital visit.
As a metter of course, medical equipment is 4-10 times above msrp of the same equipment not expressly certified for medical use. The certification standards themselves, and the commities handing them out are a quet egregious example of graft, but this is basically the same thing you will see with any specialist equipment.
"My will to do science is significantly stronger than my will to live." I would buy that shirt in every color
And I’m an arts major!
🤣
100% I would buy that shirt too!
ive never seen this channel, and i will buy that shirt
@the Teo 😂
I think the conductivity of the cans is the only reason why regular X-ray machines don’t use a bean can based scaffold.
Not possible, the beans work well because they are reinforced legumes, so hospitals are just adding a bunch of mumbo jumbo to the machines to make it seem fancier which lets them charge more money
I like how he’s like I built an X-ray machine, from an X-ray machine!
One of the most fun videos I have seen
William manages to hit this perfect mix of vastly interesting and extremely horrifying. Also I like that he goes on a tirade about the safety of xrays, meanwhile the 60k volts actively arcing to every loose piece of metal in the vicinity, no worries there.
It's definitely got StyroPyro vibes, except that lunatic seems to at least respect the high voltage, meanwhile William is holding his mic on a wire running to his hand next to an exposed 60k volt source???? lol
@@oivinf I'd use the word 'respect
' loosely. More like warns his viewers they won't even know they died and then starts messing around
@@oivinf it's low current, will hurt, but no real danger
@@stalkersas definitely not true. While it is low current, the charge will surge and peak well into heart fibrilating amp levels. William even says so himself in his podcast about this very power supply
Michael Reeves has the surgeon robot and now William Osman have a X-Ray... we'll soon have the first UA-camr owned hospital.
Thats cursed
The logan brothers would be the morticians?
@@penis9023 oh nooooooo
@@penis9023 oh no
@@penis9023 lmfaoo
@@penis9023 I was sold on the idea until this revelation. God, it sounds like that one TIkTok hospital...
Anything over $10 for an X-ray is a CRIME.
Healthcare should be free. Ten dollars is todays or this week’s food for some people
"Damn it, why are the beans so close to the high voltage" that is absolutely 100% a new sentence. No one on earth had ever said that before William.
unless you were shopping and someone left a can of beans near the variety section of the mountain dew area.
@@Monkchelle_Kongbama Clever;)
@@Monkchelle_Kongbama fake mountain dew fan, its just called Voltage
@@ictogon are you a "fan" of Mountain Dew?
@@ictogon voltage blows anyway
California: "Put a Prop 65 warning on everything."
William's Garage: "Hold my beer"
Hold my beans *
E
@@Auroramystic no
*Hold my cat*
Will should def just get it tattooed on his forhead.
“Where everything’s a wire and you’re probably going to die” is the best explanation of high voltage I’ve heard
BROOOO that insurance intro... omg that was amazing haha
In Sweden you'd only have to pay about 20 bucks.. if you don't show up to your appointment, that is.
If you do show up to your appointment, then it's free. (free-ish, I understand how taxes work)
Okay, time to immigrate to Sweden- or literally any other first world country that doesn't put me in debt for being sick🤩🤩
We also have "free" healthcare in the UK.
I really couldn't imagine what we'd do without it.
How much do you and your employer pay in insurances and socials a year?
@@reinervonriva7102 In Australia we have a Medicare levy. If you earn over the threshold for the year of $90000 AND you don't pay for your own private healthcare insurance, $1462 will not be returned to you in your yearly tax return.
If you earn less than $90k, Medicare is mostly free.
Personally I pay the levy, as the care I get is still outstanding. (And due to a condition, I'm getting my moneys worth!)
Same here in Finland
The most Ed, Edd, n Eddy looking X-Ray machine ever.
😂😂
It does look straight out of a drawn cartoon
Couldn’t have said it any better champ
You just ruined this whole mans career
I thought America didn't have Ed edd eddy
I genuinely remember when this video first uploaded. Life was so much simpler back then
William Osman is the closest we will get to Cave Johnson in real life at this rate.
14:09 Lol, I've seen that look many times before. But this is an awesome video, Marie Curie would be proud
you’re cute
@@danielchin7310 down baaad
Hahah, i understood 🤣
If she weren't dead due to radiation from x-rays
@@auxz2jz158 Yeah, but she did give her name to a unit of radiation and a temperature.... so, y'know, swings... roundabouts... ;-)
[Except someone will now point out that they were named after her husband - LOL!]
I came back to watch this again after your "I'm done" video. I don't understand how people are getting triggered by a comedy tech channel. You literally say whether or not what you're doing is safe or not. This shit is hilarious AND educational. I think people just forget that you have qualifications because you're not serious all the time.
As he said, it's an incredibly small minority, but amongst millions of viewers, a very small minority is still a good couple hundred people.
Not many people can handle being criticized by hundreds of people, even if millions praise you.
Bro I did the same thing coming back from the "I'm done" vid and was looking for this exact comment... We need to have this thread posted or at least highlighted
@@PICKLECREW same here… I totally understand it too, and what can you do?! It’s the internet, you can’t defend yourself
like why do they even need to talk asif they know everything?
it's sad when there are actual scumbags on this platform who got stan and people who enjoy making contents got bullied
@@BarioIDL very true
they had to double the 210 to make it 69420
Today William learned about the importance and purpose of electrical insulation when dealing with high voltage!
I’m a surgical tech. My hospital would totally buy your equipment so we can continue to charge extortionate prices at even less personal cost.
I Knew It!!!! and in 2021 that is all the evidence you need to destroy something/someone. I heard it somewhere so its true. Of course in this case it is true soooo
Yeah, 'cause that equipment is TOTALLY going to be certified by the state.
@@johnnywheatbread4385 I think his point was close to "F the state and all its minions" that allows this criminality to happen in the first place....you saw 69,000 dollars right? The problems of who pays is the State and hospitals problem to solve...is in fact never solved and the cost is carried by the paying customers by simply charging hundreds or thousands of times more than the services rendered - its taxation by hospitals. Yes keep voting for incumbents
@@nedanother9382 so if this were the equipment at the facility you went to ,you would be fine with it? Have at it.
@@scarface213 it basically is the same except the hospital has a nice shell around it so if took away all the pointless shit then it wouldn't look so appealing would it but the outcome would be the same regardless what it looks like right . looks aren't everything
"Why is it arcing?" It's almost like it was submerged in oil for a reason.
Why was it arcing? Who knows, it was bought off ebay and taken apart by a bootleg garage engineer.
Yes the oil would slow down the electrons by colliding with the oil, causing them to aquire a negative charge. Without the oil the electrons are free travel in every direction. The stand of metal cans where just conducting the postive charged xray electrons.
I hope it's from a newer x-ray or that PCBs were never used in dental x-rays.
@@ZeroSpawn Close. Electrons can never have a positive charge. They are always negatively charged by one electron-Volt.
The rest of what you said almost makes sense as a metaphor for what is happening using the mechanics of momentum.
But the actual difference between air and oil in this application is the breakdown voltage. In dry air, the field strength for breakdown is only about 3 kV/mm, whereas in oil-cooled and oil-insulated transformers, it is about 20 kV/mm.
@@ZeroSpawn I just noticed that you called them “positive charged xray electrons”.
Actually, the arcing has almost nothing to do with the X-ray tube. Instead, it is due to the very high voltage from the high voltage power supply.
The X-ray tube has two parts as William mentioned. The filament that emits electrons (basically a light bulb) (also known as the cathode), and a target (anode) that is set to a very high voltage relative to the filament with a high voltage supply.
The strong positive charge of the anode causes the electrons emitted by the cathode to speed over to it and crash into it, generating X-rays on impact. X-rays themselves are not electrons, but rather a form of electromagnetic radiation, like daylight or radio waves or microwaves.
I feel over at work the other day and had to get an x-ray done on my chest a few days later ( still hurts even after a week) thankfully I'm in the UK and just took myself( in pain ofc ) to the walk in A&E at my local hospital sat around for a few hours went through triage and then not long later the radiographer called me into a room for an x-ray, then about 15 mins later the Dr called me into another room and explained the results of the x-ray too me. the only cost ? 2 single bus tickets too and from the hospital a grand total of £4 ( about 5.5 usd)
As a Canadian I find it insane that this actually is so common. If you don’t have insurance you’re screwed. In BC I don’t even pay anything for medical. It’s just covered. I broke my knee really bad. Had reconstructive surgery and post surgery. Didn’t pay one cent.
i love how william's magnum opus isn't his most notable or significant project, it's his most dangerous.
I'd say this is pretty significant. He could probably make a living building X-ray machines and create a new industry of black exam centers for people who urgently need USA's healthcare system fixed (and finally forcing prices to go down on this test at least). Would save lives, probably.
Magnum opus? The only magnum opus is in MAD MAX
@@nukemansvk142 you know what magnum opus means right
@@nukemansvk142 dummy
@@discomallard69 Nobody cares about superhero movies
This is the most entertaining cancer speedrun I've ever witnessed
That beans taco roast 😂 “this was ten years ago” LMAO
Refried beans, rolled into a partially cooked corn tortilla, deep fried with some salsa on the side
If you wanna make it fancy plate the flautas, drizzle crema, salsa, shredded cabbage and shredded cheese
This is simultaneously the best and dumbest thing I've ever seen someone do and I can't wait to replicate it because you didn't tell me to not try it at home.
im the 69th like
Check out what Kreosan did 🤣
If it works you have your own x-ray machine, and if not then you can sue him when it goes horribly wrong, genius.
Can't wait to see people get radiated
@@ephjaymusic oh lord his one is scary
Love that he calls his wall "The Iron Dome" when being made of lead is its defining characteristic
Good take Ben!
And its 💯 not a dome
You havent played terraria…
my walls defining characteristic is that its made of wood
Hey, they also called Tony Stark Iron Man, it's just *cooler*
This is the best thing I’ve seen in years
I've already been here and said something like this, but I'll say it again: this is beautiful @William Osman
Caretaker: _"Is it safe?"_
William: _"Yes"_
Caretaker's face: *press X to doubt*
"Dammit why are the beans so close to the high voltage"
I do believe this sentence is brand new in the history of mankind
Unfortunately...
@@___xyz___fortunately....
Yeah.
Nah, Tesla loved beans. He ate so many beans he would have reall bad fart-problems.
So bad infact, that his peers tried to hide all his beans so that Tesla wouldn't fart around the whole lab and cause a nuisance.
But one day, when his mates walked in, they found hin working on his Tesla coils and they would smell the most gnarly odour they had ever thought possible.
But Tesla was the only oke in the room, and as their eyes glared the room, they saw the reason, Tesla had found the beans they hid from him, and saw the can right beside him when he was working on his electronics, and they exclaimed:
"dammit why are the beans so close to the high voltage"
@@nixixim how long did you think of this
Nice video! I'm glad health care is free on my country
Best part are the high security flip flops. I've got some, too. 😂
I also love how Big Willy is just devolving deeper and deeper into a manic diy psychosis with every video
Little too real with this one here bud
He's the next connor murphy
@@Guus115 nah
@@Guus115 Inspector gadget X Neo (from the matrix)
"manic diy psychosis" has gotta be new
“Damn it, why are the beans so close to the high voltage?” has me in tears. This whole video is hilarious but that question is gold
I know, im quite the conductor
I live in Kenya. An X-Ray cost about $7. MRIs can be expensive though at around $100.
3:45 😂😂 “I have health insurance”