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Toughest Power tool on Planet Earth VS Toughest Bedliner ever created

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Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

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This project demonstrates an extreme durability test of Bullet Liner protective coating applied to various everyday objects, including power tools, work boots, a portable speaker, and a plastic cup. The process involves coating each item with Bullet Liner and then subjecting them to severe impacts, crushing forces, and abrasion to showcase the coating's resilience and protective capabilities.

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brand-new out-of-the-box I'm not where I'm supposed to be I'm going in circles going in circles I should get away from here so bedliner bedliner sledgehammer like hammer Saul's off sha sha nine my pickup course and about 350 degree base like I'm in darkness I knew not all right so we got an M 18 half inch compact drill driver running me out up the m18 platform and we're gonna see how it holds up to bullet liner let's crack it open she's folks forget that lets get that bread right charge the battery first we're not cheating so right you're gonna get her fully charged all right are we charged up which are separate ago she's all the way charged all right we're good to go but let's see how long the Milwaukee can last against bullet liner let's do it Tyler Tyler today we're gonna do the drill test on this girl last extra big battery C weighs about 30 pounds I so wait a minute what are we doing now something I've always wanted to do I've always wanted to spray somebody to the ground Tyler Beede volunteer did you get volunteers the kind of guys you got in your shop mark this is going to be awesome so we are going to spray you to the ground yep all right so let me try to explain to you what the product is we're using this is called bullet liner but you may be more familiar with it as bed liner for the backs of trucks now the common names would be gold would be Rhino liner or Linux but this is not to be confused with those things in fact here's a little bit of a backstory that I learned along the way the guy that originally created line X sold the company for like some astronomical amount 160 some million dollars and he had a non-compete he couldn't do anything with bed liner for like 5 or 7 years but now this guy instead of sitting back on a yacht and hanging out cruising and enjoying life started to create a better version of line X and as soon as his non-compete was up he went to town marketing it and he calls it bullet liner so this is like line X on steroids now bullet liner doesn't want me to tell you this but since bullet liner doesn't pay me I'm gonna say what I want to say now this stuff sets up almost instantly within seconds it dries and hardens but it doesn't reach full strength for 24 hours now as it's drying it's also having a chemical reaction where cut which causes it to heat up so I'm guessing Tyler's feet got pretty hot there so we wanted to find out how long on the walkie drill would last being sprayed under pounds and pounds of this bullet liner which is instantly drying trying to stop it from moving [Music] so this drill is actually starting to get heated up the more product that he applies and encapsulated it capsulate sit the more it's cooking inside now at this point I also want to give a big shout-out to MJ our custom coatings out of Flint Michigan without their help none of these three videos that you're about to see would be possible in one of the very next videos we're going to be building a cement wall completely mortar less and seeing how well this stuff can hold up to it plus we do some just crazy stuff with eggs watermelons and other things that we should be eating instead of coating with bullet liner so I'm actually timing this part of the process I want to see how long it takes for this bullet liner to shut down the Milwaukee drill [Music] the first time I ever seen anything like this done was over at tools in action but they used a Dewalt drill and line-x so today we decided to one-up it by using a Milwaukee drill and bullet liner so you'll have to go over to the tools in action youtube channel to find out what happens with their drill but here after we get this one to finally stop running we're gonna see if we can crack it open and see what's inside [Music] a minute 45 she lasted a minute and 45 seconds how much how many pounds of holy man look at how much product you have on that day that's insane dude so right now this stuff is instantly curing but it's getting super hot and to get it out we've got to start cracking it open right away even if it does explode it we're gonna go anywhere it's encapsulated so these guys originally just wanted to get the battery back they figured the drill was dead so they're gonna work their hardest to crack this open take your best guess down below does this drill survive so from the time we finish spraying it to the time we started cracking it open I didn't edit it I just wanted to see huh show you guys how hard this gets how fast I know curtsy girl you're not getting that out Tyler Tyler wants the battery back [Music] it's gotta go back to Home Depot yeah [Music] it's called the batteries pull bottom of it inside Todd [Music] okay so off this battery the explode [Music] chuckles of the brush started about that big yeah we should be able to remove that actually that should be mounted in your office mark I think the guys are having too much fun with the Milwaukee drill over here that's funny it's a good drill try it dude it's not coming out it's gonna explain to you a little bit about palette liner mark there's a well just whaling ahead that's what a layman notes it's just the magic Tom listen to Tyler be set into the pawn shop it's fairly new all right let me see the cups bring them in ready Josh let's check them out while these guys try to reclaim that Milwaukee drill which that'll be interesting hey do you guys get that out that'll be a miracle all right so we got one right one lined and one not lined now I'm about 180 pounds West a 250 on camera pretty pretty expected all right that's cool where's the sledge oh boy that's good oh wow that is Wow all right the styrofoam cups like shut up you guys are getting that out look it marks over there this is gonna be my drill Josh bought me a drill which I think it's technically called the first I'm not where I'm supposed top is drill you'll ever own up against the toughest liner worst after being covered in bull rider he slammed smash with the sledgehammer well actually my work there's on why this broke is because we were trying to get the other part off sounds healthy thanks cleared out the motor well that's the transmission gears broke apart and another salvage well after we got done spraying it so the motor is still good hit that motor no after we cleared up Milwaukee got piece of a fighter and that would appeal they know that is easily the toughest drill I've ever seen that chemical reacted to well over 200 degrees Fahrenheit oh yeah well over oh yeah fat thickness you're probably closer to 300 and it's sat there and baked at 300 for 30 minutes hardly necessary no okay because right after we did the video we put a pickle fork in there got this off of here and then what the towel trying to get that up yeah you got a is easily the toughest drill I've ever seen that's incredible that's freakin nuts so bed liner bed liner sledge hammer I'd hammer saw saw saw saw nine nine pickle port and about 350 degree bake cycle all right you guys this was actually just the start of things to come we got a lot more testing that we're gonna be doing with bullet liner and then we're gonna be bringing you into the shop and showing you how you can actually apply and use this in a more practical application but before then we just got to have some fun trying to see exactly how durable this stuff is so make sure you stick around and do me a favor you guys while you're here go check out some of these other videos that I've made for you guys and as always god bless and go get them you guys

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