Hahaha

so drove a benz?

@@THEGRAYFOXX00 lol, don't make good points like that

What a company doin this shit?

haha lawsuits go brr

Your dad had a little explosion in a narrow opening, leaving something impossible to get out?

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@@CharlesJrPike its not impossible to get out it just takes a lot of hard labor. ツ

The timer is your 18th birthday

One way to look at it and maybe I shouldn't have laughed but...

Sounds overly complicated. Just follow a Fiat around for a little while, you're almost guaranteed to see something similar.

I mean... It will look like an explosion... But in the shape of a car... So a bad car accident.. I guess in this case not an accident but a purpose...

Oh no. I think that's called murder

@@_Nobody_Special Fix It Again Tony. F.I.A.T. is an acronym.

Someone tell colinfurze

Now that's funny shit

As a part time mechanic. That put a smile on my face.

@@Rudofaux theyre all part time mechanics. Most of the time is spent smoking, drinking coffee or going to buy more smokes and coffee.

@@georgecroney6168 You'd be needing a smoking/coffee break too if you had to deal with customers too. Half the time I wonder how the customer hadn't killed themselves yet.

@@Rudofaux And the other half wishing they would?

The pilot may mist it.

Mmm salsa. What were we talking about again?

I don't think many helicopters have ejection seats. I know one russian helicopter does, it's one that has stacked counter-rotating blades

@@richardmillhousenixon i think i know the one you're talking about. I'm pretty sure hind series helicopters have them too. Of course it would be Russians who make them

@@richardmillhousenixon the Ka-52 would be the one you’re referring to

A man of culture

Wrong bolts, my dude. But the Emperor is pleased with your fervor

Well it's kinda used in spaceships so you're not wrong

Mr. fudd farmer himself

@@yeetyateyote5570 How to grow 45 ACP GOD'S CARTRIDGE AS JOHN MOSES BROWNING INTENDED, NONE OF THIS 9MM STUFF, WHAT EVEN IS AN MM, ALL I THINK OF WHEN I HEAR MM IS CHOCOLATE STUFF, YOU WANT TO SHOOT 9 CHOCOLATES AT SOMEONE WHEN YOU CAN SHOOT 45 AUTOMATIC COLT PISTOLS AT THEM WITH THE FORCE OF 1000 NUKES WE DROPPED ON THE CHINESE IN THE WORL WOR TOO! AMURICAH IS THE GRATEST KUNTRY EVER MADE BY GEORGE WASHINGTON USING THE A 45 ACP BULLET AS HIS PEN TO SIGN THE DECLARATION OF NO MORE TEA, ONLY COFFEE! - Mr Super Fudd

Nah. Apple Products have a self destruct mechanism built in. Design so you have to buy more of their shit. At least it keeps the Children working overseas. You can't beat good Child Labor.

@@RabbitsInBlack but you can beat child laborers.

@@mrdrprof99 FAX

nah apple just places the screen backlight power line next to the cpu power line and sends 50 volts to the CPU that suppose to takes 3.5 volts and kills it making the computer a paper weight

@@ainzooalgown7589 Yeah yeah we've all watched Louis Rossmann

5 years in the Federal prizon... and 25 years of losing your Rights...

The link was there... but it exploded

@@user-qd6hg8my1n in russia? Lol I’d rather have vodka and a tank

@@mikecorleone6797 matrëška

@@user-qd6hg8my1n ehhh probably a small enough amount to be considered a "pyrotechnic" rather than a "destructive device"

Especially when you consider what they're used to hold together, missiles and space rockets

@@marylebone9357 Self-destructs aren't just used in Hollywood, after all. Plenty of rockets have been destroyed mid-flight for safety reasons.

Except it requires 2 obvious wires coming out of it to work

@@marylebone9357 yes. They are necessary to separate the stages during launch.

@@ziggythomas1123 no, the bolts are for separatig the stages during launch. I know SpaceX doesn't though, they want to be able to test every last bit before launch.

These are used to detach satellites from rocket while in space. Good luck with boys:)

to add to what the other guy said, rivets made in a similar manner are used in the construction of military aircraft. when the pilots need to eject, they don't have time to open up the canopy and climb out. when a pilot pulls the ejection handle, the bolts and rivets holding the canopy in place explode and the canopy is launched from the aircraft before the ejection seat launches the pilot from the aircraft.

This is how rockets come apart in stages.

Rockets use this.

Easier than magnetic separation or shear bolts, and more fun.

Interesting, what did the space shuttle use explosive bolts for? The SRBs were held down with eight frangible nuts. Were they used for SRB or ET separation?

@@NeilFraser I believe they held the liquid fuel tank on.

@@morelanmn The external tank's attachments to the solid rocket boosters and the orbiter also used frangible nuts. So, it was probably for satellite release.

@@apollosaturn5 Thanks, My memory is old like me.

I worked with my father at his shop in Babylon ,NY on Long Island as a kid. We made parts for Grumman, Sikorsky, Fairchild, Republic, Northrop,GE and all the other major defense contractors.

Thanks. Glad I could help.

But what's the point of these bolts?

@@jotaro4874 To saftly remove a bolt from a distance. Hard to think of a practical industrial application, they could definitely be used in special effects for movies.

@@tonispiip8054 the big usage of these is in spacecraft. the joint between two stages of a rocket needs to be very strong up until they need to seperate, and explosive bolts tend to be far lighter and more reliable than, for example, hydraulics

@@yokowan of course yes! That's a perfect application. Thanks

Did you ever find the fat guy who leaned on it?

No way! I watched the moovie about a month ago and i never heard of explosive bolts before so i searched it up, what a coincidence

@@noabeumer339 they are still used in space craft and some air craft even today. If you ever watch videos of any of the rocket stages separations you will see them detonate. All of those stages are held together with explosive bolts or pyrotechnic fastener .

My first thought was The Right Stuff

@@gabegu5102 Not all of them. For example, SpaceX uses mechanical detachment (basically a latch that uses electricity to unlatch).

There are so many places in engineering where you want a specific part to fail first. Often it's a part that will disable the object, but won't cause much danger when it fails. Or it's in a single use item that will be thrown into the trash after it did its job once anyway.

@@Yora21 Indeed, even bolt connection themselves should be designed such that the bolt (preferably under the head) fails first, instead of risking stripping the thread on the counterpart. Drilling out a bolt is lousy task, but relative simple. Having to retread the counterpart with an insert can be a nightmare.

its kinda the perfect solution for high holding power, low weight, and quick reliable separation, so long as you dont want to ever put the thing back together

That's called auto-ignition. Usually these bolts are tested in an oven for auto-ignition beyond the operating temperature of the application.

Yeah, they would have been tested but the bolts held the model attached to the lower ventral fin of the X-15. The extra shockwave created by the model impinged on the fin and caused extreme heating which partialy burnt through the inconel skin of the aircraft. A weird one as you would assume that the creation of an strong extra shockwave would be reasonably obvious. If I remember rightly it also endangered a hydraulics system too? I read it in "At the edge of space" by Milton Orville Thompson.

And true. But sad.

You get what you pay for :).

Hmm, must've gotten some samples with my Grade 15 dual quality bolts.

Yeh, bolts with spot welded heads that break off under mild load!

You means bolts=buildings right?

You could use it as one for sabotage purposes

This comment should be lit.

You just never know what you can do with them.

I don't know the difference between a warp matrix flux capacitor and a self-sealing stem bolt.

@@jonnda Doesn't matter gotta move some of this yamok sauce..

@@TheKrimzonGhost How many slips of gold pressed latinum you selling it for?

Happy to help!

You had one heck of a childhood!

Will do and thanks for your comment.

Yeah makes sense, why keep the canopy intact if the plane is gonna crash

Depends on the aircraft... When a pilot ejects there can be dozens of "pyro events" all happening within milliseconds. All the cables and wires attached to the ejection seat need to be cut (explosive cable cutters), the pilots head, arms, and legs need to be pulled back into the seat (explosive gas generators), canopy ejection (bolts or det cord), and rocket motor ignition (pyrotechnic ignitor), so on...

Glad you liked it!

Yeah, this video is a clip from a longer video on my other Channel. That longer video goes into how explosive bolts are used in spacecraft. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hqxxda6h1r2raYU.html

That's a good one. It's used to separate spacecraft from launch vehicles, release solar panels and communication antennas from spacecraft so they can unfold. Here's my other video were this clip is from that explains some use in the space industry. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hqxxda6h1r2raYU.html There are many other uses for explosive bolts.

Making world trade centre no 7 collapse on cue.

@@myview5840 hahaha

@@myview5840 on cue?!,You mean 7 hours later?

@@iuhsdihdslifuvholuidfh lol, if they did it at the same time, they couldn't blatantly rub it in our faces, hence 7 hours delay, and a perfectly preserved passport of one of them on top of the rubble pile. Couldn't make this stuff up wink wink

@JZ's Best Friend hell if i know ! Lol+

That info seems hard to come by and will probably require a new video.

I build these types of products for a living... It's a bitch... Safety is hard but honestly shipping is harder to manage. And this industry is regulated by the ATF and they don't mess around... not for the faint of heart

Thermine is fascinating stuff. Love working with it. You can combine some thermite and magnesium powder and stips. Along with some 24 oz water bottles, balloons and alot of duct tape to make homemade flashbangs. You essentially build a chamber in the center of the bottle with the balloon full of thermite magnesium mixture. This is sealed to a steel straw that has a magnesium strip inside that reaches the top of the bottle. Fill with water and seal in such a way that the strip is sticking out of the bottle but not touching water. Light strip throw strip hits thermite magnesium mix, flashes the water to steam inside the bottle that you wrapped several times in duct tape. Bottle ruptures and steam explosion goes "BANG" while the balloon full of magnesium and thermite blinds ya. I may have received a citation for showing one of these off at a 4th of July party. The sound it makes is closer to a full stick of dynamite than any legal fireworks.

​@@Aztesticals What is a citation in law? Fine? Warning?

​@@Aztesticals Magnesium when lit and touches water it creates hydrogen gas so that why your explosion super loud. Magnesium is very cool but dangerous.