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6,383,511 Views • Jul 27, 2020 • Click to toggle off description
In this video you will see how the F-1 Grenade works! The grenade shown in the video is made of cardboard and matches and is not capable of causing serious harm, but you should not repeat what you saw at home. It is not forbidden to show how the grenade works. A description of this process can even be found on Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grenade and even in school textbooks in some countries. In addition, all freely sold fireworks and petards are based on this principle.
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Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Jul 27, 2020 ^^
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Finally some educational content! Pretty impressive work
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perfect educational vid, this guy knows how to clearly demonstrate
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Seriously one of the coolest videos I’ve come across on here. The other videos that explain this with animations left me with some questions but I really got it with this one. I can’t imagine how long it took to make all these different models, but know it’s appreciated.
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This kind of mechanism makes this grenade safer than the German stick grenade.
As long as you hold on to the safety lever after pulling the pin, it won't go off.
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This video saved my life now I can stop tinkering with real ones trying to figure it out.
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So simple yet so genius. Thanks for the video mate
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"Ok kids, we're gonna bring a project to class and explain it."
tomorrow
"Ok, who goes first?"
Quiet kid: "OH ME ME!"
"Come on up"
Quiet kid:
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Notching the outside of the grenade body has no effect on fragmentation. Weapon designers learned that long after the fact, and began notching the INSIDE of grenade bodies, or using an inner-notched sleeve or spring. Notched fragmentation works because of the shaped/hollow charge effect, which only occurs if the notching faces the explosive filler.
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Stay tuned for our next tutorial:
How to Dispose of a Dead Body - chapter one: severing those pesky tendons
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The way you have explained is simply Phenomenal...
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I love the detail you put into showing every part
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i love how i saw everything i needed to see at the beginning. that just made me watch yhe entire video
respect
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When I was a kid deactivated hand grenades were readily available with the firing mechanism burned but still complete. They had a spring loaded firing pin that pivoted when the safety handle was released. It struck a primer, much like a centerfire rifle primer. The primer ignited a chemical fuse; no match or hobby shop igniter fuse was involved but the concept is similar.
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That is just incredible! Thank you for the video!
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Very good quality video on grenades.
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Very cool. Thank you I always wondered how they worked.
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This is awesome, thanks man. I can step this up a couple levels.
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really cool and visually descriptive way to show how it works, the crafts aspect is also really neat
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@felixmadison5736
8 months ago
Very cool video. As a combat army veteran of the Vietnam Conflict, I have used grenades before. We knew about the timing system after you pulled the pin, but no one ever really explained exactly how it all came together to cause the explosion. The very first thing that surprised me about the hand grenade was how heavy it was.
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