I accidentally had my cameras running 1080 and high frame rate so I decide to do 60fps video this time :D It's kind of nice but I think I will stay doing 4k so I can zoom in on edit if needed. I had also my really bright lights that messed up the colors somehow. But at least the slow motions are nice!

It’s so enjoyable to watch your videos when you both are laughing together. I’m here for the extra content and how you deal with ornery creatures. Take care of each other.

I like the cruelty at the end!

Jenga!

You should crush grapes next and extrude grape juice

your wife have the best smiling haha

Such a cute couple. :)

I never seen a jenga tower with such big gaps in between the pieces

Thank you for this very interesting 9/11 physics documentary !

thanks for protecting us from bad angry unicorns

Y’all make me laugh your channel is so much fun.

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For some reason, I’m reminded of my favorite game of Jenga... I was 22 and had a big house party... somehow we got 6 drinking 20-somethings to pay attention and we each got 6 turns playing it properly... I thought it was impressive considering the attention span of people at a party

That unicorn dying was the happiest moment of my life.

Terve!

Your wife is funny. 🤣🤣👍👍

Battleship Chain Link to bend back into place without being heated...ice cold. (The Huge Ones!) 👀👀

3:39 i never knew jenga blocks could explode

I love how the unicorn's head stayed recognizable!

The wood didn't break in the first tower, it slipped.

How about pressing bullet proof glass flat compared to regular glass and tempered glass.

How strong is a blast shield

Came for the extra content. So funny when the clay squirts out

Jenga!

You have to use frozen item like chicken,Fish under you pressure

The blast shield is warning its pay.

5:04 but wait theres more!

The reaction at 6:46 PRICELESS... hahahaha

Yeet! (keep the 60fps video option!)

U should crush a nitro engine for a rc car

Блин какой заразительный смех у этой офигительной парочки !!! Прривет из России!

Can you crush an beer bottle?

The tower wasnt centered enough that's why it went to one side

Going to use Jenga towers as jack stands from now on...

Have you learned nothing from your previous trials? It was so OBVIOUS you were both underestimating the force it would take. I was expecting about 3 tons, and really though it splattered everywhere at 6, it was being substantially compressed and deformed at about the 3 ton level.

I might be 7 months behind on this video but the channel is so awesome!! And I'm a big fan👍👍✔✔

you can really see why they still use wood as cribbing in mines! wood is strong stuff!

Our hydraulic wood splitter makes 10 tons - and especially thick beech lumbs can explode violently like that

JENGA!!!!

Why do you off set the stack? Would it not take more force if straight and directly under?

En kestä kuunnella tätä ralli englantia😂

Now try with legos :)

wow epic build up for the magnets then .... nope

before i play i guess 5 ton

You should do the magnets one using pyramids.

I bet Anni was (is?) really good at World of Goo.

Popsicle stick house

I love her laugh

Wanna see a jenger tower with all the middle bits taken out

I hardly believe the Hasbro subjects their articles such a stress test🙈

You should press a solid tube of glass. We saw the Rupert Drops pull some impressive numbers, but what about solid thick tube of glass the same diameter as the press plate, like 5 inches high, what do you think?

So who won?

One way to win!

Do this again & place the peices with no space between & try to make it one solid block

😱😱

0:45 I wonder and hope he sais that before sex.

And, you end up with some very useful kindling.

Very disappointing when you turn to experimenting toys weight load.

I come here for the crushing, I stay for the happiness and accent.

Yenga tower 😂😂

4:10 It almost looks like Skyrim cabbage physics.

Odalo plez chanul

Wood is stronger in mornings.

In the USA 2000 lbs is a ton is it different there you said 2200 l s is a ton odd

“Oonicorn”

Press some graphene structure

What about a single solid ball bearing? Or maybe one machined with 2 flat spots

What about a single solid ball bearing? Or maybe one machined with 2 flat spots

If never done , test which form is the toughest : pyramid , square ,

4:56 😅😅😅😅

Where is a lego cube???

00:45 It takes 40kg to bring down the hammer of the hydraulic press.. 👽

And here we go

Do it again but with KIT KAT chocolate bars pilled up . Blaise Pascal would have like to have such a hydraulic press .

The best "Holy Shit " I ever heard of my life !!!!

6140 kiloa oli hidastuksella 0.25 kohdasta 1:15

I am here only for the swearing...

Your wife sounds veery strange....

stick a car shock in the press..!! or maybe try different shocks....

So let me get this right. What you are telling me is that instead of buying a $50 pair of jack stands, I can just use a stack of Jenga blocks? Will report back.

i guessed 6 tons!!

1:05 am I the only one who laughed😂

your wifes laugh is awesome!!! makes me smile everytime

Blew up like suicide bomber lol

Shut up. Nobody cares what you are saying.

The representation of the resistance depends more on how you apply it and where. If you want to analyze compression in the center for ex. a slight uncentered angle or measure may change the result drastically

I've never played Yenga before. What game is that?

I love hearing him saying "ressoolts" :D

This accent😂😂

I can't say it often enough, hearing your wife laugh always puts a smile on my face. 😅 I can really feel how much fun you both have.👍🏼

Holy shiet

The last bit at the end was the coolest thing i had ever seen 😂😂😂

Suomalainen?

Devil laughter

1:16 at 0.25x speed

So we have learned that a full grown elephant can sit on a Jenga tower.

Intro song?

7:35 anti-personnel mine

This reminds me of an assignment I once had in Grade 12 (or 13) physics. The teacher gave each of us a piece of balsa wood 4 mm square and about 3 m long. The assignment was to build a bridge from it. The bridge was required to have a specific height, width, and span, and there were rules for making the joints. After we built our bridges, they were tested by piling bricks on them. We were astonished at how much weight balsa wood can support when cleverly engineered. (Afterward, the winning bridges and the wreckage of the losing bridges were displayed in the school lobby.)

Is there some plastic in the Jenga pieces? Cuz i've noticed that there was some very minor warping at 80kg with the pieces warping much more visibly at 2000kg