I love how kookie and strange your videos are. I'm not here for actual sience, I'm here because I want to know if I can make popcorn in the dryer and watch a very sympathetic, cool guy cut things in half with a giant swort to test glue. I love your videos and the almost childlike wonder they bring with them. They brighten up my day. Thanks for making content and please keep doing you.

Anyone just wanna meet him like he seems like such a genuinely nice guy

It sounds like you get a lot of criticism, which is a shame. I love these kinds of experiments, and appreciate anyone who takes the time to film and upload them. Thanks!

Like he said...just a regular guy, in his garage, having fun. And it’s these exact reasons why I keep coming back to watch his content. Just a regular guy, who’s so genuine and humble, in his garage just doing his own thing and sharing it for us to enjoy. I don’t know why so many people feel the need to criticise, so for those of you who do, shame on you 😂

"How strong is Tyler?" Very strong.

The fact that he isn’t scientifically thorough is the exact reason he’s so fantastic. Not everyone owns a laboratory, knowing the stuff that everyone can do with their own home limitations is a fantastic basis for KZfaq content in the DIY sections of life! Thank you Tyler!!!!!!

“I’m just a regular guy, in my garage, just having some fun” I love this

Do not change your style please. I completely agree with you, a regular guy doing fun experiments. This is exactly what I'd be doing in my backyard with my son. Having fun and maybe learning alittle something to. Let other channels do all the home work and take the fun out of it. This channel is fun.

U guys ever thought about all the crazy shit he might have in his closet, for a “leaving tings in ..... for a year” video or something?

How about comparing the strengths of glues cured by natural process vs drying by heat gun/blow dryer.

Yall better stop judging and runnin your mouth about tyler before the glue gang sticks you to a wall and beats you with pickles fam

Leaving a vacuum chamber in a vacuum chamber for 30 days

Vacuum chamber has opened up some more ideas. 5 things left in bleach/Drano/Coke/sulphuric acid/monster energy while in a vacuum chamber.

Here's my long paragraph: I never thought i would be so entertained by a guy in a garage playing with glue and other such things. You are absolutely entertaining and i love your commentary on stuff. I like that you explain your reasoning behind stuff and don't just spout scientific crap at us. Its also thanks to you that i'm apparently going to have to break up with E6000 as that was my holy grail glue. But after seeing this that will be changing.

What does halloween candy do in vaccuum chamber? Does it flatten? Does it expand? Test random candy bars and candy corn and candied apples. Please?? Edit: does it taste the same?

In Soviet Russia, vacuum chamber dries inside of glue

It's amazing how everything you post is so entertaining. You could easily clickbait but you're such an honest, polite guy that you don't do it. You make such interesting content! Keep it up!

Does this mean we’ve unlocked resin videos??? I feel like Tyler would make great....experiments with it.

Before i watch i will predict that the glue dries faster, liquids evaporate faster in low pressure. Edit: I didnt expect the vacuum chamber to prevent the glue from curing. This was pretty interesting, Thanks Tyler!

Came for the beard...stayed for the fun😂

dude when this guy dies i will genuinely be sad like most other youtubers i watch i wouldnt be as sad ab but this dudes videos hit different

love the videos! awesome to see a regular joe crafting up ideas and testing them. Very relaxed to watch and I don't feel the need to skip to the end result its just a good time watching lol

First 5 mins of vid :oo Keep up the good work man, love watching your video's in my free time, and even when I'm at work(well listening mostly). Keep it up! Been here since 23k and you've gotten so far. Grats man, well deserved.

New format for this channel: Putting X in a vacuum chamber (Maybe get a clear chamber if you go through with that)

Keep making videos I watch them all and can't get enough!!!

I love the “how it’s made” panning intros and close up applications 🤣 bravo man! Genius touch

Very good observation on the effects of a vacuum chamber on glue. They did all so well out of chamber surprisingly well. Enjoy your experiments they are not only educational but entertaining.

That was the sweetest disclaimer I've ever heard

Start of a great series

Oh tyler you silly goose

BACK AT IT AGAIN WITH THE GOOD CONTENNNNTTTTT!! i love you btw.... good guy in his garage sharing his fun adventures with us unworthy viewers

Hey so I've been watching for like a week now and I really like your videos it's really cool to just see a regular guy doing things that I've always wondered thanks man

Good heavens, Tyler is back on glue. Keep at it man

I love these videos because they're nothing intricately scientific- they answer the strange questions we have from day to day and often have very interesting results. Like "what if I mixed every single glue at the store?". It's awesome!

Leave bread in a vacuum chamber for 5 months. Will it mold?

Dude this has been my favorite viddy so far. Please do more like this. The guessing game at the end was fun too. Like other have said I don’t come here for legit science, I come here cause you speak English with scientific stuff and I can understand it. Keep it up man. Livin the content.

Proud of you to have the control of each glue to test. I do like the idea that some posted on a prior video, put an anchor into the concrete so you don't need the we9ght

I just want to say that you are amazing Tyler and you should be proud of what you have accomplished:) even if some people don't like that you aren't in a lab :)

I wonder how long before king of random stills this idea

I like when he leaves things in jars, I get like so excited when a new video is posted!!

As an European i appreciate that you also announce the weight and the lenght/distance in SI units in your videos. Enjoy watching them👍🏼

"Alright guys, it's time for another glue video." *Ah shit, here we go again.*

Air inside of the glue was released and then caused less bondage and assuming less surface area on the wood causing less strength. Pretty cool.

I really like these videos as they're content that he could easily click bait but he doesn't and he spends a minute or to explaining what hesd gonna do then does it like how amazing

Do more vacuum chamber videos!! Love your content!!

Great job Tyler very interesting and fun to watch, you do a great job! Have a good one buddy and see you next time:D

Keep up the good work man I think your videos are pretty cool

I've been here since 10k. You're so entertaining and I don't watch you for the "facts" or "science knowledge", you're just a funny guy and I enjoy watching your videos.

this video is mind blowing thanks for sharing buddy and i love your facial hair

Tyler honestly needs more subs

Should've tried some Elmer's glue or some other type of school glue. More for the sake of it rather than anything scientific

Pretty cool and well done ! First time here and earned yourself a new sub ! 👍

These videos are awesome and are literally keeping me sane in lockdown😂

I don't know why but I can't stop watching these videos..you sir have one more subscriber

I wanna see your shopping history on Amazon lol. Probably some weird shit. Love the videos

Dude, your a champ and anyone that doesn't understand what you are doing on KZfaq doesn't understand much in life either.

You’re amazing Tyler

chill gluing music

Love the vids. Just a suggestion, instead of using the weights since they're unpredictable, why don't you anchor something to your garage floor like a hook or something so you can hook the crane scale and whatever youre testing to it. Just so that it's a more reliable result

Keep up the good work, its all about fun, if we wanna know the science behind it we can watch another video that explains it.

Ahhh more chill music

You seriously always make my day! Keep doing you, I love your quirky videos!! 😊

E6000 was my favorite glue but it just can’t hold up, and for a crafter you need good holding stuff. Your videos help me pick glue for my projects, thank you 💖

Now now this man asks the real questions

Stuck in hospital on lots of drugs and loving life with tyler tube whoohoo

Bruh, Tyler is psychic

I hope this is the start of a "what happens when you put ____ in a Vacuum Chamber" series.

You need to boil water until it freezes in the vacuum chamber. All you do is put about an inch of water in a glass or plastic cup and put it under a vacuum. It will start to boil and the temperature drops while it’s boiling until it freezes. It takes a little while to freeze depending on the size of vacuum pump you use.

i love your channel!!

Just have fun brother Your channel is awesome.

I like how he makes these vids around 7 through 10 pm

Long time supporter... But... You got me with "drys" lol

I'm always here every single time you upload i've watched all of your old videos and i'm a long time subscriber you're getting close to 300K subscribers

Love you video keep it coming

Pro-tip. Lag an eye bolt into your garage floor (they make covers for them so you don't trip all the time, typically sold for tying down motorcycles) then mount a manual wench on the wall, still using your reducing pulleys, and you'll have smooth pull with a much higher weight limit. Bonus, you won't have to constantly lug heavy weights around and pinch yourself on chains.

I LOVE YOU TYLER AND YOUR VIDS! love Amara 🥰

Lovin another glue video! Have you ever thought about getting a shorter chain so it doesn’t take as much pulling to get it off the ground? Keep up the great work

This kind of questions keep me awake

You keep doing you, man. You rock, no matter what the haters are saying!

this has helped me select glue thats the strongest

I need this video but with a bagged setup and tightbond wood glue

Cool video. This kinda tested glues not clamped properly, in a vacuum chamber. In general, the thinner the glue line the stronger the bond. Those that foamed up pushed the blocks apart leaving the walls of the bubbles as a contact area. Wood glue and epoxy (JB without filler) are often vacuum bagged for laminations. Is e6000 a contact cement? It's possible the vacuum extracted the solvent allowing it to cure where the blocks in air never had a chance to cure before they were stacked together.

I work for a garage door company and in all your videos i peep your garage door and the damage it takes LOL

I think ur vids r awesome keep it up!!!

Pretty sure i was here when you only had like 35k you've come very far😳

The sound of the crickets make me miss summer

Damn guess on point

Try putting lag bolts in the floor or getting cement blocks for more weight it might help but the results were great I found it very interesting I love watching your channel

Woooow!!! I just learned that flex glue is crap, e6000 is a joke, and JBweld is where it’s at!!! You are a true gem!!! Thank you for all the fun learning! Idc how “scientific” your projects are, it’s so fun to watch what you come up with! That 77 guess though!!! I went “no way” and then you went “no way!” 🤣🤣🤣

Bro hes strong as hell

You need a winch lol. Great videos!!

Hey! You did all the things with the stuff wron..... Oh damn, just saw the disclaimer. Just having fun huh? Well... Carry on

Love your videos

The glue that was stronger in vacuum was interesting. I would note though, it look like Tyler applied a "shock" load on the non vacuum bricks. (a shock load is a load applied very suddenly such as a car crash or a hard quick tug on a rope). Shock loads have more effect and will cause a material to fail quicker then slowly applying a load at a constant rate. In short, The E6000 (or what ever its called) could've failed so easily the first time round because Tyler pulled top hard and quickly on the rope. The other glues were interesting though. If you plotted the results, you could probably figure out a relationship. This might've been something that NASA and Space X have had to think about. All in all, good vid Tyler!

You are an American Hero. I may have imbibed too many hop infused beverages, but... you need to know. You Are Amazing.

Lol idk how I fell down this hole... I usually watch beauty videos... animal videos...etc 😂 but I've probably watched like 15 of your videos tonight 😂 its satisfying

I love when u do dis things.

I watch this channel solely because this is type of shit I wish I could have done when I was 12. Thanks for the great content.

This is not a knock on your channel, but maybe you need a more complex pulley system. Still love your videos! Keep up the great work!

You should fasten your pulley end to the ground. This way you can pull to failure on everything up to about a ton if you add another pulley and divert it so it isn't right above your work station.