Hearted Youtube comments on Waterjet Channel (@WaterjetChannel) channel.

  1. So the hardest material on earth is marshmallows and tar. Got it.
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  2. Imagine spending $700 for a block of wood wrapped in shiny gold tin foil
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  3. I've never been so grossed out by ballistics gel body parts getting wrecked but that first hand was hard to watch 😂
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  4. Forbidden Jawbreaker
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  5. Please dont eat anything with resin dust in it from cutting or drilling, or do, I cant stop you.
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  6. Horse intenstinal stone: cuz pooping out a kilo of solid calcium is easier than pooping out a tiny rock.
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  7. This video is compositionally perfect - doesn’t drag its feet with a lot of stupid build-up, gets right to the action without melodrama… because the results are dramatic enough. Nicely done. 🤙🏼
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  8. I have actually had a water jet injury, back in 2008 or so. The beam started over top of my hand, while cutting 2.5" thick field stone, and turned the inner part of my thumb into mist. Lots of blood, lots of pain. Luckily, I didn't lose my thumb, but it was close. Took a long time to heal, and it has not been the same since. Permanent nerve damage, and some loss of mobility in my thumb. Let this be a PSA to anyone who uses a water jet
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  9. Take a large bag of Doritos and fill that with resin, afterwards you can just peel away the bag and have a Dorito pillow.
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  10. 1948: I bet we’ll have flying cars in the future 2018: licking a 2 million year old rock
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  11. The only way to break obsidian is to use a diamond pickax you must have hacks
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  12. That mumbling bit was classic
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  13. This is what the internet was made for.
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  14. I was at work at Lowe's when I saw you guys getting that stone. I was wondering what you would do with those stones. Well, now I know what you did.
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  15. Adult me did not expect that result on that first shot, but kid me thought it was dope
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  16. Welp, this was hard to watch, but has some stone solid facts.
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  17. Please turn a large turbo into the fastest meat grinder on YouTube
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  18. A video that shows the main point instantly? Then repeats the main point with 50 equally interesting variations?.. my man.. you are a legend! Thank you for the content!
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  19. Well i bet the manufacturer didn't expect someone to show that to 400.000+ people 😂😂😂
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  20. You actually took it back!? 🤣
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  21. Lol this was way funnier than I thought it would be
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  22. Each time this channel uploads is a miracle just because that means they haven't died to one of their ideas yet.
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  23. Work in a shop a lot, thought I had a pretty healthy respect for the danger but it turns out that after watching this video it can actually get a heck of a lot healthier.
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  24. What kind of handle should I put on the knives I try to make with this obsidian??
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  25. I love that in the middle of a pandemic they make the interns do the lick test
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  26. These new water cooling processors are getting out of hand
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  27. I did not realize Dan and Mitch never worked for Craig. I thought they were his employees who got permission to use the shop after hours. Cool to see behind the curtain. Now I'm curious what their current adventure is.
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  28. That is some cutting edge technology
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  29. Now I want to make one out of platinum. 😆
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  30. 'Definitely do not try this at home' Okay, sorry, let me put my 60k psi friggin' water jet back in the shed. 😂
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  31. This dude is getting more and more unhinged as time goes on
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  32. Point one waterjet to another waterjet= create a new universe.
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  33. I work in a construction materials lab. Most concrete is probably up to 70 to 80 percent of its maximum strength after a week. The problem wasn't the cure time, it's that concrete is extremely weak in tension. That's why rebar gets added to it. What they did with the metal mesh was reinforcing it so that even though it still broke the mesh held it together. Rebar keeps it from flexing, mesh holds it together. A lot of concrete will be strong enough after 2-3 hours for people to walk on it, and after a day light traffic. By a week it will have reached a majority of the way towards its peak strength, sometimes even exceeding its rated strength by that time. The issue is that concrete has very little strength in tension (flexure) and so them trying to make it "springy" by cutting it into a spiral is not going to work regardless because it doesn't have much resistance to that type of stress. A month (28 days) is the time at which concrete is supposed to have reached its rated strength. It's not weak before that though, and construction is often continued atop recently poured concrete after a few days and some early test breaks have been performed to confirm it is up to enough strength. Roadways usually open up after 2-3 days from being poured.
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  34. Great work on that knife! I’m seriously impressed, I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone successfully flatten a piece out like that.
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  35. For anyone wanting to skip all the bullcrap in these kind of videos, the actual testing starts at 0:00 These guys are classy
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  36. Okay now I want to see a normal ball vs a balsa bat and a normal bat vs the tungsten ball!
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  37. Let's do this right. I'm in.
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  38. Imagine living in his neighborhood and seeing a man who lives in his garage, come out once a month, but only with weird wheels made from random materials.
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  39. "Who's Troy?" it was at that moment Cody realized any hope at teaching our community anything useful was futile.
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  40. put the ball on a tee so you can really line up a shot, also a tungsten golfball would be fun (and cheaper)
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  41. I still dont get how you can make such a high quality video with your iPhone!? Looking forward to the other two videos!
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  42. Just insane, I’m a professional tile setter and this is just insane I’ve never seen tile move like that
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  43. Ok finally a video with an authenticity taste test.
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  44. Yeah, goggles will protect your eyeballs from a 60,000 PSI waterjet.
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  45. The first zombie starts in youtube
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  46. PLOT TWIST,THAT WAS DINASOUR'S PEE
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  47. Hello to all Cody'sLab viewers
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  48. If you're asking if it would produce a sonic boom, that's a no. A spinning object doesn't produce the kind of compression force needed for a boom. A sonic boom is produced when air is compressed at a faster rate than it can expand itself. The wheel would have to be moving, not spinning. Since the wheel is a uniform shape, there's nowhere along the wheel for air to accumulate and compress. As far as producing a different pitch or tone, though... That's beyond me. I'm not familiar with that part of physics
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  49. I always thought Mitchell got some weird brain disease from licking the wrong thing and Dan felt responsible and had to take care of him. But glad to know all is well!
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  50. as a geology nerd I'm so mad you just destroyed such an incredible specimen, but also holy shit that's a surprising amount of germs in some old rock water, that was a rad experiment. I'm glad mitchel didn't die.
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