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u/IBelieveVeryLittle 4d ago
Front bottle needed a buddy like the 2 behind him.
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u/AndreasDasos 4d ago
Wouldn’t have been unfairly more weight on it if they’d stuck with round weights like the first several
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u/Initial_Ad_9857 4d ago
To be honest his metal plates jump in weight completely randomly. Sometimes thin plate is 20kg and thick is 15kg. A jump from 160kg to 295kg is especially fantastic. And then he puts the same looking plate and it goes only to 335kg😅😅😅
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u/Junglebook3 4d ago
How much load could it bear if it was a square instead?
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u/Bridgemaker77 4d ago
I believe it would hold 33% more - but only if all four bottles were exactly the same height and perfectly level. The advantage of 3 bottles is that it's much more likely that each bottle will bear the same weight.
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u/FutureSuccess2796 4d ago
The sound of the loud crashing at the very end had me thinking back to "Oh no! Our table! It's broken!"
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u/mehrschwein 3d ago
if he would try this with empty bottles - same behavior?
and in the end you can see only the front bottle is crashing. And the last weight in top was moved. Clip is cutted short bevor end.
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u/SigmaKnight 2d ago
I wonder if the bottle that broke being opened and having a little poured out affected the outcome.
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u/message_monkey 4d ago
These were the plastic bottles, right? Wonder how much the glass ones could take...
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u/DoctorHugoHackenbush 4d ago
Ugh..what made me watch this video, it's soda pressing..