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Hey guys, I'm the Hacksmith
This is JustDustin.
And you might remember him from his unbreakable box series.
Most recently, we broke into your unbreakable orb, a d20 die.
And I got to say it was quite a bit more of a challenge than
the original unbreakable box, but we had to one up you.
So we've built something even bigger...Hey Ian!
It's a little bit bigger than the one I gave you.
It weighs about 150 pounds, a hundred of that is Polycarb, another 50 pounds of steel.
This baby's got Wi-Fi.
It's got RGB LEDs, and it's got your original thousand dollars inside.
Hold on. Wait, did you say wifi?
The thousand dollars?
First of all, I'm happy.
You're giving that back.
It's an Unbreakable Tesseract with WiFi.
That's pretty amazing.
Let me just say mine
weighed about 30 pounds.
This is 150 so...
I want to see Trent pick this one up.
Yeah.
Some call that cheating, some call it trying we're here.
I'm going to break into it.
Lets do it!
We thought it'd be cool to show you how we actually made the box.
Very curious as we're breaking it.
Yeah.
And to be honest, I haven't actually seen this cut yet
either because I had actually had nothing to do with this project.
Um, Henry took lead and he built this amazing box for you.
And let me see if he can break into it.
Henry helped break my box.
So I feel like it's a little bit of revenge building.
Uh, we'll see, mentions that a few times.
Does he?
Of course he does.
Yeah. We'll see.
Let's check it out.
My priority is to make the box unbreakable.
But I also want it to be unlike anything we've seen before.
And up we go!
Let's see what we can design with this.
All right.
Ready?
That's like early stages of what I was doing.
Just testing just a piece of Lexan by itself.
Yeah.
I'm breakable box version, like 0.1.
It was just wood with a Lexan front. That's it.
We promised we were building one of our own.
That's all finished now.
Let me show you how we made it.
Fun fact, this laser just broke.
Really?
Yeah.
Building the box?
Uh, something else or this might've been his last legs, actually.
Really?
We've got to figure out like, it's the fiber optic couplers or something like melted/
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So what he's doing right now is actually making the internal frame,
which holds all the pieces in place.
Okay.
So he did this entirely solo.
Yeah, really?
Yeah. This is a pure co-op project.
Wow.
That's awesome.
As you can see.
I have two half-inch cheats of polycarbonate, which I've glued
together with some acrylic cement.
And the reason I did this is because one inch polycarbonate and the size
I need is about $13,000 a sheet.
So if I do it this way, wait, wait, hold on.
Whoa, wait, wait.
I'm rewinding.
Did he say $13,000 dollars a sheet?
One inch polycarbonate and the size I need is about $13,000 a sheet.
Yeah, yeah so...
I need to check my bank account balance.
I actually have no idea what the budget is on this was.
It's about a thousand sheet. for a, it's about a thousand to sheet
for the half-inch. If you go up from that.
It has to be custom because they don't just carry it on hand.
And that's the contact cement up there.
The little bottle.
Oh yeah.
It's like plastic welding.
And he fuses the Lexan together.
That looks awesome. Yeah that's amazing.
That's the inner cube.
I honestly think this is really maybe bold.
The inner Q will be exponentially harder than the outer cube.
That's so thick.
Like look at the, there's not going to be any flex on it and you're
not going to crack it...easily...if at all.
Getting nervous?
A little, honestly, yeah,
a little bit like the inner cube, because I, I like the outer one.
Like I know it's going to be hard, but I think it's doable.
The inner one.
I've never done anything like that before.
No way.
This is just it's too dense.
This is like so intense.
I literally, if I was going to put LEDs, I would have taped it
or glued the LEDs into the box.
Inner cube is done.
Look at that, all those pieces look, look at that.
Imagine asking a machine shop to build this for you and
how much they would quote that'd be like 20 grand or something.
Yeah, for sure.
Easily.
Okay this is what I want to see, yeah, the, the pyramid sort
of thing going on here at all.
So to be honest, like I think that's only a quarter inch Polycarp, so
that's like probably the weakest Polycarp of the system, but it's
just like about, it's just the angles holding it.
Yeah.
And just, just dispersing impact.
Lexan is really good at dispersing impact as it flexes,
that's just adding to it.
Right.
Cause it's like, it's just gonna, I dunno, in theory. I realized the best
next move is to weld the bottom of these bolts to the actual support.
The reason I'm doing that is because otherwise it just kind of gonna rotate.
The bottom bolt is going to rotate with the nut when I try to tighten it, which doesn't work.
I think he found that out from, from the last orb, because he was
breaking into it and he was saying, oh, one of the bolts is loosening.
Cause we tack welded them.
But I think somehow when you hit it, it broke the tack.
And one of the things got loose that way.
Yeah.
That's why you can't use a wrench to break into an unbreakable box. We weld the box shut.
Exactly.
And the first one we didn't, first one, I didn't.
That first one you could have just took the bolts out, but that was like the only rule we said.
But yeah, the other ones you can't do that. Look at how cool that looks though.
That looks great.
Yeah, like if I wanted to just like dissect this, like with
tools, I don't think I could.
Yeah, look.
Oh, good work Henry.
That's pretty beautiful.
I'm not gonna lie.
I think the, the mirror tint really helps it in a way when, under the light.
Cause it's like an infinity test, right.
There you go.
Our Tesseract is an infinity cube based on an infinity stone.
Yes.
I got a plan.
Yeah.
I got a plan.
I can't tell you yet, but I definitely got a plan.
Well, let's see what happens.
Yeah.
Oh, it's that's it.
That's it.
We're ready to go.
Where I come in. Lets go smash it! I got a plan now!
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Everything under the shell, pretty much is welded, but here's the thing it's
like at the end of the day, your welds only as strong as your steel is thick.
And this isn't that thick.
Once we get this off, there's the tubing underneath that we have
to get through.
The tubing like, Trent with a sledge hammer will make short work of tubing.
It's the only thing is we're, we're progressing to that.
Right. And I want to do more damage before that.
So if we can pry this and it's mostly gonna be like, like strategic hits
You know what I mean? In the corner
and then once we get that open, literally the hardest thing is the inner cube.
Like without like leverage and stuff.
Like, there's just no way.
I think they're overestimating the strength of the weld
a little bit, you know? It's thin metal.
The Hacksmith, just delivered what he calls a Tesseract.
Supposedly it's unbreakable. That's right.
This is the latest and greatest from Hacksmith Industries, it's made
of a hundred pounds of Polycarbonite and over 50 pounds of steel, if you
can crack through the outer layer, there's actually an inner cube that
is also made of one inch Polycarp.
And as a special surprise in there.
Also, did I mentioned it has wifi? It has wifi.
Nice.
Well, we have a Trent.
How long did it take for you to break into our box?
About five hours, five hours.
We're going to break into this box in 4 hours and 59 minutes.
Just to make it a little bit of a friendly competition.
Yeah I feel safer behind you.
We have a general rule on this channel where it's actually not
allowed to throw things, but for this video we need him to throw things.
Here I am. I'm ready to throw.
This is not our camera.
This is a challenge.
I just can't miss out on.
Maybe just give it to Trent
This bat is breakable, but this one is not.
Here we go.
This is a big boy bat.
We've got the Brooklyn Basher.
Ooh.
And that's what happens when you hit
An unmovable object with an unbreakable bat.
I understand.
Yeah, that...Want me to throw it? Yeah I do, yes.
There we go.
Next weapon.
We don't need Zach to throw it.
Ooooh! Look at that!
Put this in the unsafe category.
When in doubt, Trent, you go with the hammer.
Trent, Trent, Trent, take a deep breath.
You know, sometimes it's not about the brawn.
It's about the, brain's got the sharp part.
Here we go.
Oh.
Oh, leverage, science, engineering.
So I hate to break it to you.
But, uh, all the metal you see is actually strictly decorative.
What.
So I gotta be honest.
You remember Thanoscopter right?
What's scarier Thanoscopter or this?
This is way more dangerous than Thanoscopter.
This is terrifying.
Excuse me...paging Mr. James
Little fear.?
Yeah a little bit of fear.
Let's keep going.
I'm impressed the lights are still on. Same to be honest.
They started doing some rainbow thing when you really got going.
And it's pretty good.
Actually. Solid.
Trading the hammer in for a pickaxe, well a mini pickaxe.
You can't just fling pieces of Lexan everywhere.
I'm not going to lie.
I was kind of happy about it.
Even once we're through that one layer, they have to hit the small cube, which
is like inside and just awkward to hit.
Like they wouldn't even be able to hit it with the little pickaxes
because it's too deep.
Oh,
He doesn't value aesthetic damage. We on this channel do.
Yo!
I love how he's inside the curtain now.
So I feel like Henry didn't actually watch all of JustDustin's videos
I think he thought this cube was unbreakable to JustDustin,
but he forgot they have a Trent...
Yeah...
That's the inner Tesseract!
So this is another two layers of half inch Polycarb.
This time glued together with the welded frame.
It being small is actually going to make it really challenging.
I think so.
Uh, do we have a plan for that?
Just so happens we do!
Do any of you guys have a plan for that?
I figured somebody else, other than me would...You hear that?
JustDustin has booked us a little, something special to try and
destroy the inner cube of our Tesseract.
So you guys want to see the box dropped from the helicopter, make sure
you check out JustDustin's video.
It's linked below in the end card.
It's going to be awesome.
Hey Henry it's The Hacksmith
Hey!
So, uh, we, we just got back from, uh, JustDustin's and, um, they threw your
unbreakable box out of a helicopter.
WHAT?
Yeah.
So you're, you're, you're going to have to check out the video on JustDustin's
channels to see if it survived.
Okay. That's insane.
And, uh, your, your, uh, your co-op grade depends on it.
Can you give me a hint if it survived or not?
Nope.
Okay...
That will be fun.
Alright have a good one.
Right. Bye.
There you go. Sweet.
Perfect.