I saw the droplet also I do know steel always has some moisture in it not sure about other metals thanks for the different countries of origin comparison

This channel brings to mind another channel I frequent, where the host is known for shredding everything in sight.

Hold up.. something ain't right here... why did the tin bleed some clear liquid? Are we not going to talk about how you just juiced tin?

I … am pretty sure some of these are ferrous. Especially the iron. Nonetheless, love this video. ❤

Интересно было бы посмотреть испытания любимой 40Х(Термообработанной), ну там можно было бы ещё и hardox 400...500 до кучи) ПЫСЫ Помню, наш bystronic hammerle 3p 150 (лист 10мм 3пс гнёт как пластилин) не смог согнуть лист hardox 5мм толщиной и шириной всего 1м, на матрице 32мм, попыжился прогнул лист на 1-2 градуса, выдал ошибки по давлению и отпустил хватку, не преодолев даже предел упругой деформации)) Лист принял свою первоначальную форму, и на нём даже следа от пуансона не осталось, и мы такие как туземцы- "ОООО! 😲"

Really a delight to see something so well put together that's displayed so consciously.

Very good test...Interesting and useful information...Thenk You...

I would have liked to have seen the pressure on all of the square billets!

Buenazo !!! Gracias por el video los datos estas pruebas de ,materiales son geniales

The outcome of the cylenders was very surprising!

Aluminum gets both Acting and result award

Have no idea why do I watch these videos.. but I do!!

Very good job 🎉🎉

I ❤ getting older in the sense that I can learn something new everyday if I choose to, I'm kinda shocked to find out that bronze is brittle

1:02 What is the liquid?

Ferrum is iron in Latin.

What would happen with plutonium ?

would you be willing to give me some of the materials that you crush. It would be awesome to have some of these things. Thanks for a great channel.!

The amazing thing for me is the performance of high strength steel vs tungsten and titanium.

Iron non ferrous 😂😅

Тут много говорят за капли воды из стали тайм коды пли з !

How do you have over 1,000,000 subscribers and less than 10k views?

It’s crazy how copper is heavier when compressed

Its crazy how liquid pressure does this

Cool tin coaster

I think your bronze is brass.

Hi, can you measure aluminium density after compression? Just by looking at the video, it seems it seems to be significantly higher than before.

Hydraulic press win 🏆 😅

Отожженная и кованая медь очень разные.

Wait a sec. Isn't iron literally ferrous? Like... "Fe" on the periodic table? Am I wrong here?

Note that the camera is a bit blurry, maybe it's dirty or greasy (touched by hands) so please clean the lens first before recording so that the picture is clear

Titanium isn't the hardest material? Wasn't the Blackbird airplane built with titanium?

Another example of how far Russia has come since the Soviet Union.

That Russian steel explains why Sukoi Flankers are so robust. Yes, jets are mostly made with aluminum. But I wouldn't be surprised if Flankers have a lot of steel in them.

Your calling steel as iron

Try your head.

That "sweating" tin sample needs explanations as to why some fluids came out of it while being squeezed