Videos tagged with Angle Grinder

This video brutally tests Harbor Freight's Union Safe Company gun safes, revealing significant vulnerabilities. While a small suitcase safe proved surprisingly waterproof, larger models were easily breached by sledgehammers, angle grinders, and high-caliber firearms like the .50 BMG Barrett M82A1. The largest 22-gun safe was penetrated by .50 BMG, 12 gauge slugs, and .500 Magnum rounds, though 9mm rounds only dented the exterior.

This guide details the process of opening a sealed Soviet-era 30mm ammunition spam can, a task requiring robust tools like an angle grinder due to the can's construction. The video demonstrates a practical approach to accessing military surplus ordnance, emphasizing careful inspection of the contents, which in this case, were identified as training rounds. The demonstration highlights the necessity of appropriate tools and safety precautions when dealing with sealed containers of potentially hazardous materials.

This video showcases 10 essential power tools for DIY enthusiasts looking to upgrade beyond a basic homeowner kit. The host provides a curated list, with specific brand recommendations and justifications for their choices. The tools covered include various drivers, cutting tools like angle grinders and saws, and finishing tools like a brad nailer and shop blower, offering practical additions for a well-rounded DIY arsenal.

This video demonstrates an experimental test where rifles and a shotgun are fired while encased in concrete. Edwin Sarkissian, known for his experimental firearm testing, shows that firearms like the Smith & Wesson M&P15 and an AK-47, as well as a Gunprime P12 shotgun, can withstand being fired in this condition, with the concrete shattering and the firearms remaining functional. The experiment highlights firearm resilience under extreme stress.

This video focuses on the intricate process of separating a trunnion from sheet metal remnants. The creator details using a CNC mill, chisel, and a "death wheel" (likely an angle grinder) to achieve this mechanical separation. The title "Trunnion Harvest!" suggests a focus on acquiring or reclaiming this firearm component.