welcome back everybody thank you for being here today we do have four different brands
Hasbro Takara and two fake Beyblade drivers first i'm gonna take them all apart and then i'm gonna
measure them for you and show you exactly why we can actually interchange them all
and use them whether it be Hasbro Takara any of the rise drivers any of the slingshock drivers
we can actually use them all with our Takara Beyblades.... I wonder why you have been lied to
this whole time but we do have another video of the five lies you still believe about beyblade so
you can check the link right here and wait for the video to be done to check that out
you're watching Beyblade dad and today we do have a special video of course showing
you these four drivers i'm gonna take them all apart easily here two of them you know
are fake and they're very easy to take apart we just use a phillips screwdriver and we can
see all the different components right here and of course i'm going to measure them coming up
i will tell you that you shouldn't try this at home do not try to open up your drivers.. this is
why i'm doing it for you so that you don't have to hurt yourself or hurt others because actually the
hasbro and takara tomy drivers were a pain in the butt to take apart!!
let me know in the comments below if you have already taken apart any of your own drivers whether it be a fake one a hasbro one
or a Takra Tommy one so i'm gonna put all the parts here so that we can clearly
see them separate them all together- -or separate them OUT, sorry, and of course i'm gonna measure
the spring the actual pack part that catches onto the layer of the beyblade and i'm gonna measure
the little white part that actually has the clickers, the things that go into
the teeth of the layers. so all of them are pretty much the same they look exactly the
same and to the naked eye they will be the same . even the springs you see they look exactly the
same they're all made of the same material I'm gonna measure the thickness of them, coming up
some of them you could actually feel the strength and the difference of them
now be careful i am telling you please do not try this at home i tried very many ways
to take these Hasbro driver and Takara driver apart i'm going to quickly fast forward all of
this because it was a trial and error of so many different techniques and tools, and none of them
were actually really good to be honest. what I ended up doing was actually using a hacksaw
to cut the drivers so i'm basically never gonna use these two drivers again!!one of them i did
get through facebook and i actually bought it as a bulk so, actually it's whatever.. it's just
a sacrificial driver right now the takara driver. As i said we have a few spares so i figured.. you know
that we're gonna just sacrifice this one, and put this to rest. let me know if you want me to take
apart a rise beyblade driver or a slingshock driver, and well if this video gets enough views and likes (1k)
well i'm gonna take apart a dash driver and actually see and measure the components and
make sure that they're different from this, or if they're not, then we'll just for once know for sure
if we're actually going to be able to mix all of them!! From what I think, it is that Hasbro
would not really change the design the original design of Takara Tomy remember that Takara tomy
is the parent company of these beyblade creations and hasbro has had the rights to make them
here in America. So basically they're not allowed to change the designs and any changes that have
been made are made through the layer of which everybody already knows and has seen. That we don't
use teeth in the hasbro layers so that might be another explanation or something else that i will
explain in another video too. Most of these drivers have the same length, it feels like to me. But the
difference is that strength of the spring. believe it or not, this Hasbro one really feels strong!
Compared to the other ones i'm wondering what the dash driver, that spring that comes from it,
will feel like.... so in order to measure them correctly and accurately. I do have a micrometer.
now this tool is used to measure. It has an accuracy of up to 100th, or a
tenth of a inch so that's three decimal places. So that we can actually know the precise difference.
and i think this is being way too picky about it, but we want to make sure! I want to
make sure that i give you correct information, and what this could probably even be
used for, guys that do 3d prints now you have the exact measurements of the drivers guys
and of course please do remember to like share and subscribe because that does help me out
and first we're going to start off with measuring the length of the spring. This is a very
important component because this is the actual total distance that the spring is actually trying
to push out we see that the distance between each should be relatively the same but the makeup of
the spring or just the thickness of the spring will actually determine how strong it will be
so usually these springs are made out of something called "spring steel" which is an alloy. They mix
different steels together and/or different compounds (well chromium actually) in steel to make
these and so that it's actually a little bit, corrosion resistant. (so that they don't rust easy)
that being said i don't advise you getting them wet. Looking at the measurements here, from
all the way to tt and the fakes. The number two fake, the smallest one. The difference between them is as
big as the thickness of paper!! Of drawing paper to be precise. So, not very big difference at all!!!
the next thing that i'm measuring is of course the part that catches on to the layer. The thickness of
that. This is a very crucial piece, because a lot of people think that this is what will
damage the inside of a Hasbro or a Takara layer too. Let's see what the difference is and remember
that when i'm measuring; these these measurements are so precise that they can't "really" be
argued with. If i'm off, it might be off by a point zero, zero, zero one.. or two. The difference
between the biggest, which is the Takara Tomy, and the smallest, the fake number two. is 0.0041
so that length or thickness is actually as thick as regular lined paper, not very different at all!!
the next thing i do want to measure, and that's going to be the white little piece that has the
teeth... or yeah these are actual teeth that actually go into the crevices of the layers
the layers have the indents for the teeth. I guess where the teeth go into and that's gonna
be by measuring from the bottom all the way to the top of the tooth that is sticking out.
and this will allow us to have an accurate measurement of the distance it takes to get
in there, and once again you could see that the difference, and it's a little bit off screen here..
but the difference between them is really 0.0064 which is once again as thick as two regular sized sheets of paper, so.
remember that these are the basic components of the drivers, and the things that allow it to
actually work with another Beyblade. One thing to remember is that, to these companies, it doesn't
benefit them. If these drivers are different. They want to be the same. They NEED to be the same, so
that whenever you buy Takara Tomy Beyblade you could actually interchange all these drivers (play together)
When people say that they will get damaged, how? How on earth
could these Hasbro drivers that are basically weaker (in most people's minds)
how could they damage a driver from Takara Tomy? Having all the same measurements.
so remember when somebody asks you, or tells you that you cannot mix these two drivers, or any drivers
Beyblade drivers (Burst series drivers) from different manufacturers. You tell them have you
measured it? Well i know who did, and it was your buddy Beyblade dad. Thank you for watching guys
make sure to like share and subscribe, once again, because that does
help me out. Have fun out there, keep it safe ,and knowledge is power!!!
let's let it rip