TOP 8 BEST HYDRAULIC PRESS VIDEOS 2023

Crazy Hydraulic Press
Crazy Hydraulic Press
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Published 2023-12-19
A selection of the best hydraulic press videos for 2023
All Comments (21)
  • @trentgay3437
    Beautiful grain structure in the Japanese knife
  • @dashamanstevo5326
    Very educational and interesting to see where the failures occur in the materials.
  • @vicferrari9380
    On the knife test did you do more ? I always wondered/thought that the moving edge would win. Did NOT expect the ar500 to fail.😊
  • @Bubuzizi
    I have a set of Wirth and Gross ratchets, amazing quality.
  • @spimfurt
    ring of angled force, happy calculating
  • @BigEightiesNewWave
    Milwaukee is TTI/China, however there is a factory here in US, and some tools made here. So Chinese owned USA tools beats Japan. TTI owns many brands, but still keep manufacturing in US AMAP Such as they own Hoover now, but Hoover is made here, esp. the commercial models. TTI is a quality Chinese company, and there are others I have found, such as Cleva, Midea, and Haier who bought the GE home appliance name. While it's true that Haier purchased GE's appliance business for $5.4 billion, Haier only purchased GE's appliance unit, not the entire company, as suggested in the claims. The transaction also took place in 2016, not in 2021. I have a fridge and a small Haier microwave, both 12 years young, work like new, made in 2012, before they bought GE Appliances division.
  • @mavrick6088
    I'm not sure the piston rods were a proper experiment because it was bolts that were breaking. I guess your testing the bolt strength were the bolts all stock from the original. Some bolts were not what broke first so my question is which is the winner because if your going by bolts than the M3 and 530 bolts held up. Funny thing is those both broke at the top in the exact same spot with damn near the exact same size failure. As far as bolts go those two win but as far as rods go I predicted the old car would win and that was correct. Things were just built better as far As heavy duty goes back in the day