Those poor cars. Once someone's pride and joy. Hours spent working to pay for them. The joys and sorrows they saw, good times and bad....crunch...gone.That engine block really fought to the bitter end, didn't it? Not surprising, really, but this video really illuminates the difference in density and metal hardness.The 1st one is one that's been featured in at least one other video I've seen, and it's still my favorite because it's so extreme. When you hear a relatively high pitched motor sound, but see incredibly slow chopper wheels, you know you're looking at a torque multiplication factor of a mind blowing proportion. That's why these wheels DO NOT stall and reverse, like the wimpier shredders do - not even when crushing the engine block and chomping up the hardened steel of the camshafts.

I spent so many years as a child imagining how they did this! It’s good to finally know how it’s really done.Am I an engineer or engineering student? No. Do I ever plan on working in construction or the building of a bridge? No. Did I watch the whole video? Yes I did. I So fascinating to me.Who else watches these videos not because you do this for work or because you need to know it but because you are actually interested in it.I was about to go to bed but suddenly had a question on how they do underwater construction. Thanks for this, now I can sleep.

Thank you for sharing. I’ve watched this video about 50 times with my one year old son - he loves the animal balloons.My 16 month year old is obsessed with this video. Thanks for uploading!I wish that someone could make 2 Hot Air Balloons exactly like the ones from the movie "The Chipmunk Adventure".Wow, so toll diese Events. Wir haben den Massenstart bei der Ballon Fiesta in Albuquerque gesehen - wirklich ein einmalig, traumhaftes Erlebnis sowas mal live zu sehen. Tolles Video!

Only the first two are Stirling engines, which derive their power from the air being heated to produce pressure which acts on the front of the power piston, and then the air is cooled to produce a partial vacuum, so that atmospheric pressure presses on the back of the power piston. The third engine is a vacuum engine, commonly know as a “flame licker” which derives its power from hot gases being sucked into the cylinder, then the valve shuts, the gases cool down and atmospheric pressure presses on the back of the piston to push it back down the cylinder, producing power only on the return stroke.

Aren't you cold? Oh My God. The last time I went fishing in winter, I wore these ordinary gloves and my hands were frozen. Later I saw WINGLEOV heated work gloves, wow. It’s warm and waterproof, I’m going to catch a few more big fish this year.It's sometimes hard to get them turned up outta the hole? Pulling them too hard can pull the hook out?Lake Ontario doesn't freeze in the winter....don't know what lake you are actually on.

This video is a true work of art, showcasing exceptional creativity.All great, but the bendy train tracks look like someone from Hogwarts used a spell. Cool.What did we do to deserve so many new videos recently? Oh, you must’ve known it’s my birthday in two days! Great content as usual!I love this channel so much

That took tremendous skill and courage to climb that tower... I've operated these machines.Hats off to all these skilled operators!Master of not destroying the tracks on that machine.. it honestly is art.. beautifully done.Call me crazy but how strong the tower itself is amazing to me.I wonder what OSHA would think about some of those stunts.I think the beer bottles/golf ball should have been number 1 but they were all bloody awesome.

Great video and thank you for not having stupid annoying music! Bravo!Could you remove this stupid and useless music so that you can enjoy the sound of the factory ?I find it soothing watching people create products in factories. I'm a former paper maker so I find end products very rewarding.The traditional Korean bells look and sound amazing. Such a lot of work to make just one. I hope this traditional skill continues.

Creativity has reached another level, helping people work more effectively.I love the watermelon hack!!!It would be great if we could actually enjoy the end of the video without it being covered up.I truly don't understand how you keep up with 1,000 year old knowledge. I AM proud of you.Why can these workers work so wonderfully and top, I wish I had all their skills to take over the world.

Whenever someone can make work look cool and get it done fast, that's true mastery.Blessings to all good cause workers and labourers grinding every day.I liked you how you said "Watch this guy finish every last mold", and then the video cuts before the last mold.Still waiting to see how every last drop is used for the final cake mould