18:44/18:47 oops 🤣🤣🤣

“When you smile it makes me nervous” 🤣🤣🤣

that Jamie doing his regular ,normal morning jog, you fool.

It was surprising how normal it was for Jamie to be Mr. T

oh, Mr. T copies Jamie not many people know this!

"am I missing an eyebrow" 😂😂

"his other" eyebrow

You live - you learn

Haha classic! :D@@mohammadayaan1407

Just an eyebrow ? Ive done worse in my shenanigans...

Nah, it's just the script, you can see him smile as he said that

​@mantequillaop8262 well Jaime was never a fan of Adam. That's well known.

​@@kodebruin4701is it?

I mena, Jamie isACTIVLY working on the motor/wheel part, stands to reason they were testing the basic concept as they went.

I also love that the lumber they found came from the elusive plywood board tree.

I felt they failed on that one.

The A Team also had a massive expansion chamber on the forks with the oxy gas mix running into it, and 2inch pipes going to each log.

Unfortunately so close but so far Adam and Jamie

No you don’t and if you do you get something that will blow 8 times out of 10, the thickness of the A team’s cannon is far less than what’s needed to sustain an explosion

You tested the myth yourself?

Let us show you its features !!

Orange Cannon you need the [4] hairspray 😎 Nothing more nothing less! 4 is the perfect mix, with normal atmosphere

Three shalt be the number thou shall count

They did test a wooden cannon with a proper cannonball (I don’t know the episode number) and it was fairly effective, however almost a one shot weapon. The added friction from the length of the projectile and the lack of any wadding behind it made it basically useless

@@shonathomson7062 I'd love to see em test the Holy hand grenade 🐇💥💥😂😂

@28russ they were warned, but did they listen ? Oh no, nobody ever does ! 🐇💣💥

I am Cornholio

You can see the cut marks on the socket when Jamie picks it up for the first time and the rubber marks on the wood as the magazine was getting tested before the wheel was ever near it.

Also, if you look at it. There are marks on it, showing how to assemble it. If you ever built something in a time crunch, there are so many details to leave out. That was prebuilt. Look at the trigger handle, why make such a complicated part instead of just a board. That handle alone took 1 hour. But still, nice build 👌🏻

​@@piti_rocksJorg Sprave might have shipped it from Germany as a kit. ;-)

@@piti_rocks and both might just use the same measurements for standardization. I've plugged a leaking kitchen sink with a garden hose, have a drill bit that fits perfectly in a dremel and mounted a computer fan with screws from the hardware store. And none of them are meant to be put together, they just use the same scale for fitting. Considering the wrench is made to change tires, it is very likely it would fit on a wheel. Would it fit on exactly that wheel, maybe, maybe not.

The "old" trailer tyre was brand new and they had a single roller-ball transport bearing opposite. But hey, the A-team always got locked in with exactly the stuff they needed..

Send toilet brushes from a lumber cannon would be a nice scene.

2:34 I wonder if that was actual hostile tension right there

It would have only taken a few seconds to show them trying a few sockets, I mean anywhere there's a Air wrench like that there has to be sockets .. same for grinding the reliefs for the wheel lugs to clear.

​@Wulfrik671 definitely lol. But thats what made the show cool, along with the indestructible enemies

@@contra1124 and considering how craft the A-Team is depicted, they would surely find a solution even if it didn't fit. Like welding it together or cutting a fitting hole.

Sounded like a funny gag to me

Welp, They've both admitted they weren't exactly friends and never hung out outside of work. But they were both Professionals and that's what made that show work so well for as long as it did.

@@HauntedXXXPancake I can imagine that working with someone the whole day, quite closely sometimes when you aren't exactly the best match personality-wise would mean that spending any further time with that person would be detrimental. Perhaps if they had met outside of work they'd grow tired of each other much sooner.

@@DaReaperZ You can enjoy working with someone without being friends with that person. That didn't dislike or hate each other. They just weren't friends, that's all.

@@Dennis19901 more like work friends, they did enjoy working together even though they were total opposites personality wise. Long story short, they just weren't in each other social circles.

Mythbusters really started taking cannon safety seriously after they shot up a residential neighbourhood.

Doesn't change the fact that the barrel wouldn't survive

Nice one !

This whole "season" by the looks of it. He's so much happier

I think Adam really gets on his nerves with the constant high 5s and different voices.

Should’ve seen him on the lawnmower episode

Did he though?

Even the original version of dynamite actually is fairly stable, used and stored correctly. It IS shock sensitive but the shock needed to set it off is the force equivalent of striking it full force with a sledgehammer or similar. HOWEVER, under less ideal conditions, original type of dynamite can be extremely unstable and volatile to handle since it tends to sweat nitroglycering that dries out and can form crystals. These crystals could detonate by just normal handling by hand, dropping it on the ground, or shaking the container they're in too hard, because the friction between and within the crystals as they get crushed will set them off. Most of the time, however, the NG just seeped out and evaporated in hot and/or moist environments and couldn't blow up at all because there were too little NG left in them. 😆 Worth mentioning is that liquid NG is pretty difficult to set off. You can throw a bottle at a wall and it will only wet it. Hammerstrike or open flame will detonate it for sure, though. Modern dynamite (which I assume they were using here) is very stable. It won't sweat nitroglycerin and you need to apply a helluvalot of force to detonate it kinetically. It too could become slightly more unstable if stored incorrectly and getting really old or really hot, of course, but they wouldn't have that in a show like this. Hence, I'd say they exaggerate the danger a lot and waving the dynamite in his hand like that was perfectly safe. Even if he had accidentally thrown it at the ground nothing could have happened. However, better they make people fearful of handling dynamite rather than giving them a sense of safety about the stuff, saving someone from stupidly blowing themselves up with some old explosives they find in their grandparents' attic. 🤪

​@@mindtrocity6444 incorrect, I watched the film vertical limit and it was extremely volatile to dropping or knocking.

Tbh I don‘t care it is still great and entertaining.

Yeah, just building that thing in 1 hour is a feat, let alone with no previous planning. And it worked, too! Like Jamie said in the beginning of the episode: "Sounds dubious."

@@jumpman8282 a phneumatic boltgun in a woodshop and also with the exact socket for the wheel and also with grinded parts to be able to fit between the tire nuts, and also perfectly in frame and behind them.

It’s worse than that, the ‘wood shop’ that was just an empty warehouse with an old Diesel generator in the corner and no wood working tools to be seen, apart from a few old saw blades screwed to the wall in a very ‘this bit is the set’ type of way

Görg Sprave rules !

@@alexdarcydestsimon3767 it's Jörg....and no