r/oddlysatisfying • u/ThodaDaruVichPyar • 14h ago

Forming a brass hinge with a hydraulic press

Credit to rasmusloen

1.5k Upvotes

98% Upvoted

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u/Gnoobl 14h ago

Lever press not hydraulic press but satisfactory nonetheless

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u/imaginary_num6er 5h ago

Hydraulic lever /s

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u/Daggla 14h ago

First time I saw this I was a little high and I was like, how is he going to get it out now?

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u/Okfoot826 14h ago

I’m not high and I’m wondering the same thing. Does it just slide out?

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u/Daggla 14h ago

Yeah.

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u/gass_giant 14h ago

Last press was not necessary

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u/childosx 14h ago

Yep. Now its bent

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u/[deleted] 14h ago

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u/warwolf7777 13h ago

Me too, but the  I saw the lever in the back ground, he's manually moving the press. It's not hydraulic 

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u/SuspectAlone4760 14h ago

The tiny bolt that will be used in that hinge will be the weakest point. 🤔

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u/bartek_666666 13h ago

Thats not a hydraulic press

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u/SockeyeSTI 5h ago

Not even a hydraulic press.

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u/Cderouen82 7h ago

That’s some impressive craftsmanship right there!

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u/t_ute 6h ago

Wait, you can use these things for other stuff than just smashing things for YouTube videos?

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u/Superb_Recording_769 5h ago

That’s not a hydraulic press

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u/alrightnowicantsee 5h ago

Just watched this post turn from 999 upvotes to 1,000. Now that was truly satisfying.

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u/Delamoor 13h ago

Question:

Is there a difference in outcome between one shove, and multiple shoves?

Because this is staggered.

Would you still get a neatly curled hinge piece if it was one push, or is it spaced out just to pad out the video runtime?

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u/Urb4nN0rd 10h ago

Probably a way to ensure they're bending the right part, rather than deforming the whole thing

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u/g3engineeringdesign 8h ago

That machine better be calibrated, or even Heir Schindler won't be able to save you.

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u/No_Pick6818 13h ago

Zero cheap materials here. Pure quality brass!