If the blade spins at 11,000 RPM

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Why it worked

The video likely worked due to its shocking and dangerous nature, combined with the creator's build process and the dramatic testing of the blade's destructive power on various objects.

Summary

The video demonstrates a dangerous experiment involving a grinder blade detaching at high speed. The creator builds a mechanism to detach the blade and then tests its cutting power on a watermelon and a skull.

Structure

1Introduction of the experiment
2Building the blade detachment mechanism
3Testing the mechanism
4Testing the blade's cutting power on objects

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Transcript

If the blade spins at 11,000 RPM and suddenly detaches from something, how dangerous would that be? I'm going to do that. First, I'll break the blade at 11,000 RPM and see if it breaks off from something. Then I'll see how dangerous it is. I'm going to make a mechanism that can detach the blade from the grinder at high speed. It didn't take me long to make the mechanism. The mechanism is ready. As soon as we pull this rope, the blade will detach. It's working perfectly. Now let's see how this blade cuts things. It cuts the watermelon like this. It cuts the skull like this.