Look Inside A Petrol Pump With The Help Of A 60,000 PSI Water Jet
The latest subject to be dissected by The Waterjet Channel is a petrol pump handle
Ever wondered what the inside of a petrol pump handle looks like? We’re guessing probably not, but regardless, it’s fascinating to see one dissected - especially given that it’s a 60,000 PSI stream of water doing the slicing.
Recently, we’ve also seen the guys from The Waterjet Channel chop up a $600 oil filter, a car battery and an exhaust silencer, among other eclectic bits and pieces. Who knew cutting things up with water could be so entertaining?
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
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Looks like this is the new hydrolik pwess tsjaneeel
No, it’s the new 1000° knife!
I wanna see them slice a supercharger next, cause why not?
What about a Nokia 3310? Or a Volvo?
I think 60k psi aren’t even near to open up these
“eclectic bits and pieces”
Ok