(mechanical whirring)
- The 2016 Rio Olympic Torch.
This is the real deal, the Olympic flame
was in here, run through a city in Brazil.
- It's true, these are the read deal clothes
that came with the torch.
There was a man in here who ran through Brazil.
- How do they smell?
- Or woman.
- It smells great.
They smell like achievement and success.
- For 95 days before August 5th, when they actually
light the cauldron with a torch exactly like this one,
they take this torch and run it around Brazil
to the different cities.
It actually hits 90% of the population
in Brazil with this flame. - [Lincoln] That's crazy
because Brazil is such a big country.
It's crazy! (laughing)
- How did he just know that?
- I don't know.
- Kind of came out of nowhere.
- We got this torch, we got this outfit,
we decided, let's call our friend, Shonduras,
and go do something fun.
So we spent the entire day making our own Olympics.
- Homemade Olympics.
- It was so much fun.
- It really was.
We did our own homemade events
and it took all day, it was awesome.
- Not every Olympics has the same torch.
They have a unique design for every one.
These different ridges represent the water
and the mountains and the colors of Brazil.
And check this out, it closes down.
You can take it on the bottom, we discovered
this little knob-- - [Shonduras] Oh, it's
a lock thing.
- Yeah, you can lock it up and then check it out,
it's one solid torch and when I turn this--
- Party time!
- And there's been a bit of controversy around this
because just yesterday we saw in Brazil,
they had this riot and they dumped a bucket
of water on top of the flame and totally took it out.
I'm more intrigued by this than many of the other items
that we've ever cut open.
- I'm kind of nervous because it's,
is there a fuel cell?
It stays lit with fire, what's in here?
- Sparks with the angle grinder and fuel cell,
this video may never make it to YouTube.
- Or it will go viral on YouTube because it blows up.
- Let's explore this thing and hopefully don't die.
- Yes.
I missed both. (laughing)
- So it has a lock on the side
and a little taint on that side.
So I'm hoping that if we undo this Allen wrench
where the other one is missing right now,
that maybe we can take this little part off
and make sure that there's no fuel tank in there
that's gonna explode.
- [Lincoln] I hope that it's here.
- [Daniel Yes!
Oh, the fuel cell is out.
Look at that, that has a little nozzle at the end
where the gas would go out.
- [Shonduras] It could be one of those paintball gun
air compressor things.
You shoot paintballs out of that thing.
That'd be the ultimate paintball gun.
(laughing)
- Okay, so I feel much better about cutting this open
because-- - [Lincoln] It's safe.
- When it's locked into place, this is flush with
the end of it.
Imagine that there's a gas can inside of there.
When you push it over to this flame part,
it depresses in about an inch,
that pushes on this metal frame.
Right there, you can see it depress
and that's what gets the gas at the end to actually
be going through and then once you turn it off,
the gas won't be going again.
So we figured it out, we solved the mystery
of how this works.
- [Shonduras] But we still gotta cut it open.
- We do and I feel much better--
- 'Cause, I want to see what's inside all this too.
Oh, and it's not gonna blow up now.
Kind of wish it was gonna blow up,
but still cool.
- Ah, sorry to do this to you, beautiful Olympic torch,
but it's gotta happen.
Here we go.
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Take a look at the damage so far,
there's the aluminum that we cut into.
Here's the top part, this is really the part
that was getting really hot and sparking.
So now the plan is, I just wanna go straight
down through that, all the way down the thing.
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It's...
- This is serious business right here.
This is an Olympic sport in itself, just trying
to cut open the torch.
- [Lincoln] It is.
- And so far we're in a hard bronze.
Bad news is, it's ridiculously hard to cut.
Good new, it smells like churros, though, huh?
(electric whirring) (hip-hop music)
- [Daniel] That's logging.
We got an engine malfunction.
You hear that?
- [Shonduras] Dude, that thing is cooking.
- [Daniel] This is a brand new saw
I just took out of the box before we came you there.
- [Shonduras] Dude, this Olympic torch.
- [Daniel] It's not going down without a fight.
It has that Olympic spirit for sure.
Okay, I have another one of these saws in the house.
But we have to use the same blade.
- Yeah, I usually have a couple saws lying around as well,
so I'm glad you do too.
(electric whirring) (hip-hop music)
Hey, you know that feeling when your friend uses
the wrong saw to cut open an Olympic torch
and it takes an extra 45 minutes?
(electric whirring) (hip-hop music)
- I would say the average number of saws that we use
for our videos is three.
So if we use any more than this,
then we're gonna be above average.
But this is par for the course.
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- [Shonduras] Holy crap! - [Daniel] Whoo!
Look at that.
- [Shonduras] A giant chunk of metal just hit my arm.
- [Daniel] No. - [Shonduras] Holy, yeah,
huge chunk. - [Lincoln] You all right?
- [Shonduras] What is that thing?
- [Daniel] Oh, so that's where the gas comes out of
right there on the end.
Comes into the torch, boom.
Look at all the metal, it's really reinforced strong
throughout it.
- [Shonduras] Seriously, it feels like a jet company
made this torch.
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- [Daniel] We lost the light and the power.
- [Shonduras] Did we just destroy your house?
- [Daniel] Check out the rattle snake tale ending.
You can kind of move it up on down now.
It's still attached, I'm amazed.
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Look at that. - [Shonduras] Whoa!
Look at those colors. - [Lincoln] This one looks
so cool, it goes in and out, in and out.
- Okay, that's the top one,
oh, that's the one with the Rio on it.
- [Lincoln] Oh. - [Shonduras] Hey, keep that
piece, that's awesome. - [Lincoln] Yeah.
- [Daniel] Oh. - [Shonduras] Was awesome.
- [Daniel] Look at this.
- [Shonduras] Oh, that's the-- - Oh, this is the actual
spring that puts it all together
and it locks into place.
(electric whirring) (hip-hop music)
- [Shonduras] The lights keep going out.
We're so close.
Grind down.
(electric whirring) (hip-hop music)
(Lincoln laughing)
- [Lincoln] I'm loving this.
- [Shonduras] You're just over here working hard.
- Laughing at us.
I don't really know what all bars are in between there
but I'm hoping that I can pry it open.
- [Shonduras] Oh, wow. - Yeah.
Whoa, oh. - [Shonduras] Oh, yes,
oh my word.
Look how interesting that is.
- Look at that.
It's not as simple as you think.
It's not like, here's a torch,
let's put some cloth at the end of a stick
and some gas on it and light it.
They have the gas can in there, they have all
these different things, the spring system
so it can open and close.
- A locking mechanism.
Here's that outer shell.
- Here's the actual brains where the gas went through
and out to the top.
- And this is the top of the Olympic torch
that the flame came out of.
- So it took us three saws to cut this open.
We failed a few times.
The great thing is, today we spent the entire day
making our own Olympic games
and there were some failures in that too,
but that's what makes it fun, right?
- We had a lot of fun today.
I made a video for my channel that's
Homemade Olympics, Rio 2016 in real life.
What's Inside, for Shonduras.
- We did some crazy things.
- So click the video or the link in the description
or the end card.
We need you guys to watch the video
and be the judges, vote for this thing.
- Let's go team Lincoln!
- Vote for Shonduras.
- Team Dan.
- Leave a comment, let us know who won.
- Lincoln.
- Go Rio 2016.
- Whoa, I forgot that that was two pieces.
(Shonduras screaming)