Mostly correct. Many materials follow a failure process like this - where it's ductile (aka "squishy") up until the cross-section of the sample is very small, followed by a sudden break.
Pardon me for asking Fat Tony. Before you start cutting my fingers off. Could you get a super close up shot and cut very slowly. Then post it on the internet for science and to send a message? Also edit out my blood curdling screams and replace the sound with crunching lettuce.
I fucking hate these phony slow-mo sounds. I know you don't have sound for these, so don't try to fool me into thinking a pencil getting snapped sounds like plastic wrapping and a bolt getting cut sounds like big wooden axles rotating.
That's what I think every time I see some pretty drone footage that has sound of what you see (like people talking, animals roaming around, etc.), when in reality all you would hear is the deafening bzzZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ of the drone.
I like it. it's like sounds in space. we all know an outside observer wouldn't hear the Rocinante's PDCs going drrrrrrrrrr and then the toktoktoktoktok of impact damage on the other end. but it's more fun with it. same logic applies to slo-mo videos for me personally.
No slow motion camera video has original sound... (I think it was the slowmo guys mentioned it. Not sure if they can't record it, or it never comes out)
Pro tip: if you ever have to cut a bolt with cutters or a grinder put 1-2 nuts onto it first. After the cut run the nuts off and it will repair the threads.
I fucking hate these phony slow-mo sounds. I know you don't have sound for these, so don't try to fool me into thinking a pencil getting snapped sounds like plastic wrapping and a bolt getting cut sounds like big wooden axles rotating.
Elastic deformation is the the regime of deformation in which the material, after ceasing the force against it, will return to its position. It is a reversible process.
For the metals, it is plastic deformation almost the whole time, but as the material deforma it becomes brittle and you get a brittle ductile transition, so there's a fracture. But yeah. It's neat.
Where was there elastic deformation? All the materials shown here had a plastic deformation followed by destruction. I think you should look up what elastic deformation means, a material that hard doesn't just go from one to another (Edit: considering it's being squeezed not bent and we use only our eyes to perceive what's happening at this scale of presentation).
It's all foley, but not because of ambient noise. You simply can't stretch out audio like video. At this framerate it would sound distorted, at higher framerates it would be completely unrecognizable.
It’s interesting to see that close up, the tool looks quite dull, but in relation to the amount of mass in the material being cut and the tools ability to use force at a centralized point, it’s able to cut quite easily.
Being in construction and a wrench monkey for most of my life the fact that this is so popular is crazy should I make one of me stripping wire? Would that be exciting for you guys ?
I never really gave it much thought before, but now that I see it up close, its less "cutting" as it is the deformation of the material into a increasingly narrow necking region until the tensile stresses induced by the hyper aggressive cutting edges (read: wedges) surpasses the ultimate tensile strength of the ever decreasing area of the necking region.
If you want to see fake sounds done right for slomo, Gavin Free from The Slow Mo Guys does an excellent breakdown of how he adds sounds to the video. Quality quality content. But this video seems a bit over done and not as charismatic, IMO.
This is so cool. One of my favorite undergrad engineering courses was “mechanics of materials” and we looked at the crystal structures of different materials and how they deformed under different stresses and how different processes like cold rolling and pressing could affect their structure and characteristics. Really loved that shit and this reminded me of it! Thank you!
"that's not very close up OH SHIT"
I need to have whatever macro lense this person is using, though I'm sure I'd never be able to afford it.
Most satisfying part of this video is the zoom in
It's worth muting though because the sounds are added for effect.
Gotcha!
TIL everything is squishy, some things just need to be squished a bit harder
Right? Apparently you cut things by just pushing stuff out of the way hard enough until there isn't anything connecting the two sides anymore.
Mostly correct. Many materials follow a failure process like this - where it's ductile (aka "squishy") up until the cross-section of the sample is very small, followed by a sudden break.
The ol' squish and pull method.
Cutting is just aggressive pinching change my mind
I’m so glad I watched this the first time without sound.
I could be wrong but those sounds totally seem added in.
watched with sound, turned it off after the first cut.
That steel bolt sounds like a scene from two hours into Titanic.
The foley artists definitely had fun with it. Lol
Not the video you want to see when you’re tied to a chair and some mob guy is holding pliers and looking at your fingers.
Is that a situation you often find yourself in?
Pardon me for asking Fat Tony. Before you start cutting my fingers off. Could you get a super close up shot and cut very slowly. Then post it on the internet for science and to send a message? Also edit out my blood curdling screams and replace the sound with crunching lettuce.
blink twice if you're being threatened right now!
If i would see this I would offer him my fingers
Tell me...is he asking you "what is 1000-7?"
Quick, blink twice if you need help.
I half expected a final shot of a finger being slowly cut off, accompanied by the sounds of screaming.
Better without the weird fake sounds they put on top
TIL that cutting anything in slow motion sounds like a creaky door mixed with some crinkled plastic.
Was gonna say, some Foley artist had a lot of fun with this video.
I fucking hate these phony slow-mo sounds. I know you don't have sound for these, so don't try to fool me into thinking a pencil getting snapped sounds like plastic wrapping and a bolt getting cut sounds like big wooden axles rotating.
By chance, I had it muted anyway, as usual. I guess that's the way to go.
That's what I think every time I see some pretty drone footage that has sound of what you see (like people talking, animals roaming around, etc.), when in reality all you would hear is the deafening bzzZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ of the drone.
I like it. it's like sounds in space. we all know an outside observer wouldn't hear the Rocinante's PDCs going drrrrrrrrrr and then the toktoktoktoktok of impact damage on the other end. but it's more fun with it. same logic applies to slo-mo videos for me personally.
i thought they were real...
They all come from a pirate ship it sounds like. All it needed were some sea gulls sounds
Yeah, I usually enjoy sound design, but this is a bit too much.
Slow mo guys does it better.
Unbearable without mute
It's a cool bit of sfx work though no?
How are you sure it's fake?
At this scale, everything is an old ship.
I was watching without sound so I just heard the Slo Mo Guys zhoops in my head.
Looks like he could stand to sharpen those side cutters just a bit, looking a bit dull
It's intentionally dull you twit, it'll hurt more!
At those pressures sharp edges would just get squished anyways, wouldn't they?
i read somewhere that it’s supposed to be blunt so that it doesn’t shatter it? Take this with a metric butt-ton of salt.
Video is awesome yet the sound effects are clearly added
What? Really? You mean metal wires don't creak like a pirate ship when they're cut?
This has always bothered me
And the sound effects are most likely from wood recordings, even with the metal takes.
It's a standard when filming in slowmo. There are people who create audios for these vids as a fulltime job
No slow motion camera video has original sound... (I think it was the slowmo guys mentioned it. Not sure if they can't record it, or it never comes out)
Great Foley work
wah wah
I only just noticed it had sound, the effects are so over the top lol
The ultra fake sound effects ruined it
I always have my sound off unless the comments specifically mention it adds value. Saves me a lot of trouble.
I liked em.
No no no, aluminium wasn't cut completely. Why did you stop the video.
Source is a TikTok page called The Object I believe if anyones interested. WHOLE page is macro shots of stuff like this.
Do I really have to download an app where 14year Olds dance in front of the camera, just to watch the videos?
So I have always wondered: are the sounds from gif natural, or Foley?
they are fake
Dude's just got mad arthritis
AFAIK you can't really record sounds in slow motion. So pretty much any video you see with slow motion footage has had sound added afterwards.
Those sounds are annoying the hell out of me.
I thought the bolt cutters were they highlight, should have saved them for the end.
Pro tip: if you ever have to cut a bolt with cutters or a grinder put 1-2 nuts onto it first. After the cut run the nuts off and it will repair the threads.
Why does he only cut off the tip on the wires?
Start cutting it in the middle and see how many takes you go through before needing a new wire lol
He just wanted to see how it feels.
Ok but the sound fx are fake rightt?
I fucking hate these phony slow-mo sounds. I know you don't have sound for these, so don't try to fool me into thinking a pencil getting snapped sounds like plastic wrapping and a bolt getting cut sounds like big wooden axles rotating.
Foley Artists are having a hard enough time in this economy without your insulting their work.
It’s awesome to see near the end before complete failure the object go from elastic deformation to plastic deformation.
Elastic deformation is the the regime of deformation in which the material, after ceasing the force against it, will return to its position. It is a reversible process.
For the metals, it is plastic deformation almost the whole time, but as the material deforma it becomes brittle and you get a brittle ductile transition, so there's a fracture. But yeah. It's neat.
Where was there elastic deformation? All the materials shown here had a plastic deformation followed by destruction. I think you should look up what elastic deformation means, a material that hard doesn't just go from one to another (Edit: considering it's being squeezed not bent and we use only our eyes to perceive what's happening at this scale of presentation).
Great to see near the end before the plastic goes into distortion
I wholeheartedly agree
I was waiting for the Nokia 3310. Clearly nothing would deform there in any way.
If anxiety is satisfying…..the end of each cut did that to me.
Source??
The fake sounds are offputting.
Dang the metal looks squishy at that close up
Complaints about bad SFX.
Wow. Now this is oddly satisfying!!
This changed my view of cutting completely. It looks like is pitching it apart. That's wild.
Great lesson in physics
Jokes on you, I'm into that shit
Why the added in "extra" noises?
I wish he would slow it down even more just before conplete failure
don’t do it to my pp
SOOOOOO MUCH MORE OF THIS, PLEASE!
The added sound ruin it. I also have no clue why they would use the sound of creaking wood for metal.
Ruined by the sound effects
I never knew I wanted to watch so much of this
Anyone else hearing how crunchy they are each time I’m your each.
Cutting is just crushing zoomed out. 😅
Never knew I needed this video
Damn these cakes are getting really realistic
New Years resolution to spend less time on Reddit. Then you had to make a slo-mo vid…
That zoom though
I'm fucking cummin'
is the sound actually the recorded sound or some form of foley overlayed. I doubt there a mic that sensitive that doesn't get ambient noise.
It's all foley, but not because of ambient noise. You simply can't stretch out audio like video. At this framerate it would sound distorted, at higher framerates it would be completely unrecognizable.
this some next level ASMR
This post is the pinnacle of this sub.
Not a fan of these unnecessarily slow videos. I like it zoomed in, but it doesn’t need to be slow motion. And the sounds 🙄
the added sound was pretty cringe... full cash register mode.
Sauce?
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The sound design is what makes this extra satisfying! Nice.
Smoooosh
Stop lying, we all know it is just cake!
Nothing like cutting on a table.
I felt that in my teeth
Why this make me feel like its just fucking soft?
They’re really just pinching them off.
Ah yes, nothing more satisfying then pinching one off.
Why aren't copper wire and aluminum wire consecutive?
Love the footage. The sound is a little bit overdone
Titanic noises
Cool video but username freaks me out when you're talking about cutting stuff up!
Why did it stop...
Sounds like a recording of my bathroom door opening.
it's awesome you can still see some of the moisture in that wood pencil.
Do a finger
this is just a beheading video
everything looks so soft
TIL that bolt cutters actually cut bolts, not padlocks.
Aluminum wire had some real laffy taffy vibes
It’s interesting to see that close up, the tool looks quite dull, but in relation to the amount of mass in the material being cut and the tools ability to use force at a centralized point, it’s able to cut quite easily.
Ruined by the sound effects
solidstateisalie
Honestly gives mortal kombat vibes
get the snap in slow motion!!! Dan, Gav… anyone!!!!
WOW.. I love the close up zoom. Cool!
Thank you for this 🤤
its nice
That last sound sounds like a microwave
Satisfied my day
vredditshare
Well I guess I need new underwear now.
It’s just a video of some guy cutting stuff, how good can it be-
I initially read the title as “cutting animals”. I thought this would be far less pleasant to watch.
ENHANCE!
this is indeed oddly satisfying
Awesome. You just gave the ASMR community new fuel.
Kept waiting on "Prison Sex" by TOOL to start after hearing those sound effects.
These Foley sound effects are hilariously out of place. Why does everything sound like wood?
When u imagine urself in tht situation
ASMR has gone to a new level
Who needs Viagra when you have this video. It's sexy!
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Anyone else get to the steel bolt and think ‘ooh I wonder what he’ll use to cut that after those little pliers?’
Fuck I came
Please oil that clamp, my ears are bleeding
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Being in construction and a wrench monkey for most of my life the fact that this is so popular is crazy should I make one of me stripping wire? Would that be exciting for you guys ?
I never really gave it much thought before, but now that I see it up close, its less "cutting" as it is the deformation of the material into a increasingly narrow necking region until the tensile stresses induced by the hyper aggressive cutting edges (read: wedges) surpasses the ultimate tensile strength of the ever decreasing area of the necking region.
Now do the cheese!
I slowly started to realize there was no slow-motion.
Bruhh was that an asmr ;-; cause i took it as one
Metal is just goo. Really really stiff goo.
So nothing ever really gets cut, but squished and sheared off at a small level
Aluminium good boii
Hm. 🤔 A lot of these injuries.
This is what ASMR dreams are made of
Its so beautiful. I've watched it 73 times now.
If you want to see fake sounds done right for slomo, Gavin Free from The Slow Mo Guys does an excellent breakdown of how he adds sounds to the video. Quality quality content. But this video seems a bit over done and not as charismatic, IMO.
I can see the forces that hold the universe together
Reminds me of the quote from Dr. Manhattan, “I have witnessed events so tiny and so fast they can hardly be said to have occurred at all.”
When you realize that cutting things is just squeezing things but with very sharp edges.
This made me extremely uncomfortable and I have no idea why.
A+, I like this
You should try a finger next
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Is this satisfying? I'm kinda scared because of the sounds and possible negative repercussions.
Are the sounds real?
I think the sound designing could be toned down a bit.
This is so satisfying it made me a little horny
reminder to watch when high
Thats some nice sound design
That’s satisfying as all hell. I cut a lot of wire and I’ve never noticed it
Why is this so satisfying
This is cutting edge technology here!!
I believe that's not the real sound but I came 7 times nevertheless
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WHY would you speed up for the money shot?!?
Does this video make anyone else want to do dabs?
I want a whole 3 hours of this. Does anyone have a link?
Was anyone else clenching their teeth while watching this?
The nature documentary foleys suck wet hairy ass
Comments are quite snippy.
This is so cool. One of my favorite undergrad engineering courses was “mechanics of materials” and we looked at the crystal structures of different materials and how they deformed under different stresses and how different processes like cold rolling and pressing could affect their structure and characteristics. Really loved that shit and this reminded me of it! Thank you!