Finnish creators Lauri Vuohensilta and Hanna Korpisaari successfully compressed a massive mound of travel items into a single carry-on suitcase — using a 150-ton hydraulic press, and with room ...

To find out, the Finish guy running the mega-successful Hydraulic Press Channel on YouTube took a few stands with different ratings, placed them on a pressure pad, and then let the 150-ton press ...

Experience the immense power of a 150-ton hydraulic press as various types of balls are subjected to extreme crushing force! From rubber to metal, watch how each material reacts under the pressure ...

The account, which calls itself the "CEO of crushing," has built a following of over 11 million fans by posting videos of a 150-ton hydraulic press smushing bowling balls, candles, and other ...

According to the video description, the Hydraulic Press team was sure to include clips of "the most interesting material and other press tests," which were completed using 150-ton and 40-ton ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Press Tube is the YouTube channel which shows a 150-ton hydraulic press crushing various objects. They ask viewers to send in items they wish to see crushed. Some ...

On his "Hydraulic Press Channel" on YouTube, Lauri Vuohensilta crushes objects to smithereens, among them a bowling pin, a hockey puck and a cable box. Thousands watch.