Multiple shorts have been interesting, but you keep saying the full video link is in comments... Where??? It's just links to something different that you post

I was watching everyone does it with blue as of they were rivers. How about brown as if they were mountain tops.. Little art work..

Have similar procedure, done slightly differently though, with glass, not just any type of glass either… Very fascinating when other things are applied, and then electrified… DM me..

@@djsylambert cách làm như Lào vậy bạn

@@huyngoba1526 Tôi không chắc bạn muốn nói gì. ?

@Lemon Head well if they had any sense they wouldn't have left it unattended.

@@guynumber3100 anything could have happened if not for their complacency about procedure, sure if they had some sense they would have not left it unattended but they can do this fatal error imagine the other things they did wrong, perhaps they didn't even wear ppe during the "experiment" or they used a more higher voltage, or the worst of it all is that they were doing this indoors which consequentially burned their house down along with them, if they can't handle this job properly or have any basic grasp on safety procedures then imagine everyone else who isn't professed in this sort of job and are simply doing it because its "trendy" people who have no idea about carpentry and value views over anything trying to do this and failing miserably, a dangerous trend like this should always have a disclaimer unless you want regular people to try this out and getting themselves killed or injured in the process because they saw your vid and thought it was cool and that it was trending one day, if you don't want to take accountability for their actions resulted from their thought process after watching your videos then a simple disclaimer and maybe a tutorial could have sufficed as to avoid such things from happening because we cannot deny that this is a dangerous job and the fact that it has become a trend is concerning and people should and must be educated no matter what

@Lemon Head what is suspected is that they were already dead when the fire started. You just have to touch the wood to die instantly. And your partner to touch you. Once dead, you can't do anything to impeach the fire.

@@traphimawari7760 yea simply need disclaimer for sure

People die doing all sorts of things. Maybe it should be called extreme woodworking. You should always take care with anything that involves electricity and fire. If you're talking the proper precautions this doesn't have to be deadly.

@@lucky7even622 That applies for anything though. Doesn't make it safe

*stupid people

Surely anyone who does this means they are electricians as a chosen profession right? Hmmm, seems dumb to try something knowing nothing about the dangers lol. Social media clowns see something cool and then say I can do that, and instead of learning about it, they look for the quickest way to get to and end result and then get hurt. Also, this guys video is doing multiple things wrong in preserving the wood burn design? Like sanding after… you lose the detail and much more… this is very entry level stuff

I was trying to tell the same thing some people loose their life doing this waste

@@brandonfoster1371 but where is the art you guys are very professional of laziness

Yeah because this was done by someone who isn’t a dumbass

A video I saw recently put the death toll into the dozens.

Not fun at all.

It's called natural selection. Those kind of people are the reason coffee cups have "caution hot" written on them and desiccant packs say "don't eat."

@@eric4seasons not quite. For instance, the idea that the lady who spilled coffee on herself was to blame was actually a PR campaign by McDonald's after the lawsuit to stigmatize lawsuits against companies as frivolous and only done by greedy people. If you look into it, their coffee was actually dangerously hot. Thay lady required skin grafts and was permanently disfigured. Plus, it was the jury, not her, that set the price of the lawsuit so high. In this case, there have been a tonne of KZfaq videos and websites describing this as a fun project with really cool results. They give basic instructions as to how to do it but don't provide any warnings, or inadequate warnings, and don't really tell the viewers just how much electricity is in the system. For most people, with a rudimentary education, it even a college education, they don't really understand electricity. For instance, how many people would know, if someone accidentally touched the circuit and is being burned to death by it, that if a second person tries to help them by touching them in any way, they will end up being burned to death internally too. Not a lot of people. This is more to do with reckless videos making this look cool and not providing warnings about how this is likely one of the most dangerous things one can do. The fact that so many people are sounding a warning in the comments is actually counter to the statement of darwinism in effect. The strong, or knowledgable, are trying to strengthen the weak, or those who don't know about the danger, by passing on the knowledge.

Tic Tok'ers, people with poor taste, or both? I cant see any negatives from this.

Let me guess. They touched it while it was still live.

😨

@@ghostkilla931 if its the people im thinking of, they tripped while near the piece while it was live. its incredibly dangerous though people get hurt trying to do this really often

Exactly and that's why I think people showing this should definitely have a big warning with it because too many are going to try this .

This really reminds me of how electroboom nearly killed himself with the 2kv jacobs ladder lmao

True, but there are safety measures you can take.

Always use a DC xformer

@@youtubestuff683 yes. Just use more of them. Can't go wrong with adding more. Also, make sure to wet everything, including a water trail to your feet and ALWAYS make sure to wear a steel mesh glove.

@@vincentlee7359 😂

We really need to include basic electric engineering in public schools. Just enough so people have an understanding how transformers work, how voltage can be stepped up exponentially, and how none of the circuitry safety measures will trigger as there is no physical connection between the lower voltage input and the stepped up output.

Ha ha ha!

This guy is still alive

YES SIR !!

I thought styropryro said that?

Even air if you’re unfortunate enough lol

"Everything's a wire, if the voltage is high enough..." Definately has that "if you're brave enough" meme energy.

Voltage isn't what gets you

If people died they were ignorant of electricity and had no buisness trying this. It should never be demenstrated without proper warning .I made one as soon as i seen it and have a lot of fun with it.If your not trained for it dont do it

@@paulmeeker5810 Yeah no shit. You think rational adults were the ones trying it? It was stupid kids on tiktok cracking open 1,000W microwaves an zapping the f**k out of themselves. There actually a good reason to warn against it

“If you’re _COMPLETELY STUPID_ “

Это не руки, это электричество.

Это невероятно опасно, посмотрите видео на канале How to cook that. Техника безопасности не спасает даже профессионалов.

AssMunch you don't touch the Electrodes until you turn the Power off !! !

Link please

@@saifulhoque57 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/reCfpqd8yL61YH0.html i hope this worked, this is my first time copying a link on my phone.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/reCfpqd8yL61YH0.html

@@saifulhoque57 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/reCfpqd8yL61YH0.html It’s 15 minutes long

Mantap

Belo trabalho de um profissional experimente! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

Don't do it, trained electricians have been killed doing this.

@@Dauming66 mmmm

@@Dauming66 yea, this looks like a walking fire hazard

dies but still "pop pop pop"

People who have no idea how electricity works need not apply!

I been doing this I use car battery it make really cool lighting design

@@layakwolf3508 don’t be an idiot

@@layakwolf3508 I was wondering if DC voltage worked. Thanks. Do you think a welding machine could do this, eliminating the fatal shock?

Что за ридына???

@@user-yf1yr4jl1c шульман. Сделай мне глубокий Ми

@@user-yf1yr4jl1c нетик. Куда подьехать

Щоо???🤨🤨🤨🤨

@@user-yf1yr4jl1c не тормози

Es mortal, nadie debería hacerlo

I don't see any art in this I don't know why some people are getting in to this kind of stuff

@@whyme5894 Exactly :) This not art. Can probably be replicated in safer way.

@@whyme5894 you literally have a monkey nft as a profile picture

@@conorbrowne-1 you got a problem with that no wonder people like you still exists

Probably hammers to the eye ehj🤔

It is extremely dangerous and should not be done

How painful is it? Will I die?

@@charleskema2009 a couple died trying this technique I forget if it started a fire or if they were electrocuted and then it started a fire or what

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sJ2ggdCj07WUdIk.html

Какое напряжение необходимо?

@@andrejmichalik7122 220 V

И теперь у вас нет квартиры?

@@user-wp5kd4fm4u 😂

Watch Ann Reardon from How to Cook That explain how dangerous this is!

This should be done by low voltage so that won’t electrocute you. People need to know some basics about electricity.

@@s.b.2648 this can't be done at low voltage. That's the issue. It utilizes a Jerry rigged transformer from a microwave oven to step up 120V to 20kV. There is no "safe" way to do this. Even electricians have died doing this, a man's insulated gloves melted to his skin because it wasn't sufficient to stop the massive voltage.

Se puede hacer pero con menos voltaje !!!

@@s.b.2648 What about the basic fact that it’s not the voltage, but the current that is dangerous.

Over 35 people have died doing this. Extremely dangerous.

The electricity required will kill you way faster.

Who tf does this in the house? "Maybe we should do this outside" "Nah should be fine right here in the bedroom"

They died BEFORE burning their house down. They died from electrocution.

@@BeforeThisNovember hahaha really? They were too dumb to set up safety precautions

Multiple people have died doing this.

It is but it’s because he is a professional. Thats exactly why people shouldn’t pull off something that only professionals know how to do properly and safely

@@hamzahassan7730 some of the people who died were professionals

😂😂😂😂😂 geez

@@hamzahassan7730 unfortunately due to how the machine works it’s still incredibly dangerous even for a professional

@@luggy9256 very true. There are probably a lot of better ways to do this. Playing with electricity especially with a high amperage can be extremely dangerous. Some people have actually made spot welders using only like 2 volts but a very high amperage

It's from a car battery.,.... electrocution can't happen.....a good shock definitely...... harmless

@@jamespasqualetto1928 watch how to cook that's review of these videos. It isn't the battery that will kill you, it's the converter (at least I think that's the word) taken from a microwave that increases the flow exponentially that's insanely dangerous. I was surprised too, but over 5 dozen people have died at this point..when HTCT made her video it was like 35 people.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/reCfpqd8yL61YH0.html

It also doesn't show the jumper cables attached to a car battery, just the cables themselves. I promise the energy from a battery wouldn't be enough to burn those marks into wood. Please don't do this. No one wants you hurt. You are so important, there are so many who love you.

They are probably using a microwave transformer to step it up to a few thousand volts.

Скорее всего раствор пищевой соды..Но это не точно!

I'm the same, you gotta get a side hustle! No way a grand a month will do anything! I build motorcycles and cosplay weapons. You gotta hustle or starve.

DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. The risk of getting electrocuted from this is too high! There have already been 34 DEATHS alone from trying this. IT'S NOT WORTH IT!

This craft is deadly and has killed dozens of people. Find a different hobby idea.

I came here to say what they said ^. People are dying because of videos like this. PLEASE don't try it. ♡

Herez is the science behind it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fcCirNGI2aiohHk.html

“Don’t try this ever, but you can if you’re being safe” make your mind up

Don't make a mistake then?

@@yamipizza8357 wise words 😀

Você nem sabe o que ta falando

Very

@@rock_it852 lolol nice sarcasm there! 🤣

Oof

Thanks for the heads up. I’ve set everything up for a first date with a girl and we are going to do this on Saturday

@@Ott3r5losh I really hope you make it to the second date🤩

Relationship can get hot af in no time... Lol

And you’ll remain together forever!

Да, выглядит неплохо, но много комментариев,

I hope he's using water considering it's a conductor for electricity and the enemy of fire, oil would just make it a fire hazard and have a bigger chance at costing him his life

Если в человека попадёт молния будет похожий шрам (если он выживет).

@@user-mr2bm8vc7o не будет. Проверенно. Будут лишь ожоги от входящего, но больше от выходящего. Тельнягу показать, увы, уже не могу.

@@user-mr2bm8vc7o прошу извинить, от молнии, проходящее тело, внутри рисунок похожий ветвистостью, но ток идет по наименьшему сопротивлению. Встречный вопрос:как создать протекание тока на опред плоскости без вмешательст?

There's been more than those two killed trying to do this with wood. It's *NOT* a good amateur project. (And many professionals won't do it due to the immense danger.)

The couple that left it unattended, ahh yes.

@@sonictheflexhog6075 That's not even correct, it was unattended because they were already shocked to death.

@@sonictheflexhog6075 bulls_i_ !

Можно от чего угодно умереть, не только от этой приспособы, да опасно, не буду отрицать, везде нужна техника безопасности.

Hopefully, it would be funny asf

Wrong basically something exploded and they died in the fire kinda brutal tho

@@theunknownguymock5205 lmao what do you mean wrong, they died first by electrocution then the fire burned them lol

My friend died doing this.

@@theunknownguymock5205 how you gunna tell me I'm wrong when I said I KNOW of a couple. I'm not talking bout that shit they brought up online. MY. PERSONAL experience. Mf

@@thehutch7728 All I have are questions, how are people getting themselves electrocuted , did they put themselves ( body part ) between the two energized points ? Now to create the source of electricity is it some alligator clamps attached to a electrical cord plugged in to a 120v wall outlet ? and what liquid do they using between the two electrodes points ? I didn't consider electrocution is a real possibility. Although electricity is very dangerous, and shouldn't be attempted by the inexperienced . But it wasn't until I read the comments that people have died. Crazy

Cry about it

Natural selection, bro. No use grieving over dumbasses that can't learn from the mistakes of others.

It obv was not "the right way" if they died...🤔

Murieron porque lo hicieron de la manera incorrecta..de hacerlo correcto estarían vivos

Aloha he says see the details on full video also the table is grounded silly fear did 34 people dry trying this? Really? God rest their Soul

@@Andi-Bee an actual electrical engineer once said "In high voltage, anything is a wire and everything tries to kill you"

@@firstletterofthealphabet7308 Believe one of the deaths was an electrician and contributed to the decision making from us wordworking association not to recommend the method.

Bros a seal hes allowed to do anything even if he's not technically qualified

I'm just like "holy 💩, the amount of electricity that has to go into it to make such veining into wood has to be something, no wonder it's a life hazard"

Ток от сварочного апарата не убивает!

Что налили и какое наряжение

Yeah, well... This don't do That. With This, you're usually dead before you even start to fall down, and if God hates you enough to make you survive, you'll look like someone who's been boiled in acid, run through a wood chipper, and then set on fire.

You were lucky that you were not grasping the pipes or box. Muscles contract when current runs through them. So if you must, test for a live wire with the /Back/ of your hand.

Наш девиз - ОТ ТЕХНИКИ БЕЗОПАСНОСТИ К БЕЗОПАСНОЙ ТЕХНИКЕ! Ура, товарищи! Все на демонстрацию трудящихся! 😁

Катушка от микроволновки и раствор пищевой соды вот и весь фокус

Especially when you hear the maker died for your enjoyment.

@@Maninawig that sucks, but i’m sure he’s not the only one able to do this lol

@@djentlemandjones0 oh your poor innocence. This trend has claimed so many lives already in the US from both professional electricians to amateurs, with a couple of cases resulting from transporting the contraption needed. And the biggest issue it's a 1 mistake and you're dead kinda situation.

@@Maninawig yes because they haven't taken the proper safety precautions

Those were mountains i guess

@@arvinddhiman8706 and rivers which dwindle down to streams and brooks. Did you look or just guessing?

@@trickynik12 i looked

@@arvinddhiman8706 Good.

Ok So but why . Is there anything special because I don't want to waste my time i already wasted commenting on you

No you need AC and a transformer so you don't draw too much current. Look for videos on KZfaq and you can make one.

@@markjob7736 and pretty high voltages

Could you just use a battery charger set to Hi amp? Or low amp? I wish there was a video of this with the supply's you would need ,any one know?

@@six-pac2120 Search 😆

A battery charger with the 50 amp start i would think this woodworking this

Dude you can't fuck Jesus no.

This technique is actually dangerous and it should come with a warning about how dangerous it is

@@gardensofthegods it's pretty obvious how dangerous is it. Anyone who doesn't understand that won't be swayed by a small warning. Darwin award in action.

Heres the science behind how it works kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fcCirNGI2aiohHk.html

The authoritys hate this one simple trick!

With the right set up and safety precautions its fine. I've done this to many a project. Mad an end table with this kid of design

@@rikubrown8109 What safety precautions? Lol. You're hooking electricity up to a board, there are no safety precautions you can take to make this safe. I don't know a single electrician that can make this safe.

@@killer008r properly insulated wires, being about 5 feet away when the power is on. Wearing the proper ppe, and etc. I know plenty of electricians that have done it safely

@@rikubrown8109 any good electrician will tell you not to do this, far beyond the insulated wires, and standing away while it's on. There are way too many variables to make this safe in any way.

@@killer008r if you say so. Been doing it with no problem myself. Like I said just need to take the proper precautions

I love learning how to do that

then... do it? lmao 😂

That's good common sense, would be good to see some etching videos now that you mention it.

@@FirstLast-qy8ww loll

Right, but you can actually do art. This is for people who can't and don't mind risking their lives.

So true. You get more control (and less death) by just using a wood burning tool.

Similarly dangerous

There was a couple who died trying this and it's actually very dangerous and they should have a warning with it

Theres lot of ppl around the world dying inspired by these vids. Heres the science behind it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fcCirNGI2aiohHk.html

You have to admit that it looks pretty sweet though

@@g.g.moquete no it actually looks pretty shit.