I always think that same thing. No one seems to care about the mess under the shredder. Very strange.

As someone who has worked in the industry for many years. Nope. No need to. I'm not trying to be rude or blunt. We simply just use machinery to move the material around afterward.

I wanted to see shredder vs shredder

@@THEslashman Shear shredders are slow for production. We were shredding 3000 tons a day of solid waste through Hammer Mill shredders. The tire line use the shear Shredder it was way too slow

Always when wathing this I Think how human would Look like putted to the schrederer.

It's for sale on eBay for a handful of small (very small) change. ;-)

Hahaha I already forget what I came for! What a robbery!

Me too.... This is bullshit

Scumbags I'm 0-5 for misleading images

Cheers for the heads up brothers

I want to be your friend in the apocalypse

Dude when the zombies come I'm looking for you

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Yea same, then those kids will get out the way

For the apocalypse of course

That's b/c they're retards.

Dont sea it then

Honestly, I'm not convinced that they're *even* squinting.

It has blades so it is a shredder

Thank you. You saved me 11 plus minutes

Not sure that'd ever happen. Aren't train wheels either reconditioned or melted down? No point shredding them. I know what you mean, though. Seeing wimpy stuff getting trashed is a bit disappointing. I've seen videos of lengths of railtrack being shredded. That's pretty impressive. And titanium blades from jet turbines. That's explosive. Brutal. I'm not sure there's any actual limit to what can be wrecked - it's more a case of whether there's a demand. They could certainly build a shredder to eat train wheels, but I doubt if anybody would buy it. Even worn out wheels are too valuable to shred, and why spend even more money breaking them up? They just get melted directly. It'd be kinda like shredding an anvil. No point. Just stick 'em in a crucible.

I wanna see one that’s so big and strong that you could just crush and entire train engine in it. That’s what I really wanna see.

Best comment have ever seen re these machines.

I’m still waiting to see somebody fall in one and I know I’m not the only person just hoping and waiting lol

@@fitnessfreak212 I'm sure it has happened. but I don't think you'll ever see that on KZfaq.

Better hope u can tear ur shirt lol

Sleeves rolled up, shirt tucked in, no gloves in the shop boiiiiii

If I worked here, nobody could tell me anything, I’m working naked..

Also notested. Weird

*throws in sink* " hmm yes crunchy leaf "

Agree! Just showing a spanner at the end but not going through the machine is false advertising! I am going to take of channel recommendation, now.

Ok Karen

@@alexnixon1606 I see you're a man of culture as well.

True very true

next minute whole house is empty

And the car doors and oil drums

I asked me the same question. Maybe they made it just for fun.

but commenting and disliking tells youtube people liek it because you are increasing both

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Lol. Put a hole in the roof.

Boringly enough, that might not be too difficult. All you do is pick the right grade of cutting wheel for the arbors, reduce their number, and open up the jaws to something like 11". First pass rips several 3/4" grooves in the sphere. Second pass cracks the edges off the grooves. Jaws move in 2". Third pass cuts more 3/4" grooves. Fourth pass cracks the edges off those grooves... And so on. Sphere gets knobbly, then smooth, then knobbly, etc. And it gets smaller all the time. The limiting factor to getting the job started is the initial gap between the arbors. On this machine's closed-up setting (as shown in the video when it's eating small, thin stuff with a full set of teeth) a sphere would just roll over the cutters all day long. A bit like giving a baby a watermelon to chew on. Open up the jaws, though, and even a hardened steel sphere would get broken down fairly quickly. I think the reason you don't see that kind of thing on KZfaq is that they're industrial machines doing a job. So... rejigging a big shredder to wreck one single item would cost someone, somewhere, a lot of cash. In the real world of scrap metal, solid chunks like anvils and lathe beds tend to get dumped straight back into a crucible or furnace and melted down directly - no point in shredding them. There's not much call for doing one-off exhibition pieces like your solid steel sphere. (Sadly!)

TIME MACHINES me bro 😂😂😂😂

Me. I was seeing sexy girls dancing, And suddenly...

@@nagorncaraba4310 u should be ashamed 😡

I thought clickbait too, then thought maybe he's got limited imagination!🤓

Nobody wearing safety glasses / dust masks / hearing protection :(

not quick enough man.

There was a video, that's no longer available, showing a shredder devouring an entire car. The blades moved very slow on this one- meaning there was so much gearing reduction that the torque was just insane, and this thing chewed right through the engine block, even the camshaft & cams, which are tough, hardened steel.

Ok, here's that video; seems it was re-posted: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mdeGqNp_nMrdZas.html