Weed eater vs Weed eater (Behind The Scenes) - Smarter Every Day 2

Patrons get the screaming cut tomorrow

Can we take a second to appreciate that Destin not only creating a whole list of videos with breakdowns, behind the scenes, and resources for us to watch...he also signs off the description with, "Warm Regards, Destin"? I love the effort that goes into your work and appreciate this kind of content so much. Thank you.

I think you guys created a new sport. If marbles can have their own Olympics then so can weed eaters

We need more Jeremey, his phrases are amazing

I love watching Destin for over an hour lol

I've got family in Huntsville. My great uncle worked at IBM in the 60s & 70s and his son, my moms cousin, was a submariner for his entire career in the Navy. That's crazy. Thank you, Destin. You're content is unmatched on YouTube. I'd venture to say it's better than most of what's on TV, too. 👍

I am studying material science right now so this is super cool concept, and I kinda want to see this become an actual competition, like have people make and enter their own weed eater lines designed specifically for this.

26:47 that belly laugh was so good. Destin, we need a March madness weed eater wars.

Y'know what I want to know? I want to know how companies that make weedeater string test it...what do THEY think is important? Do they have neat testing setups like the tire companies use for testing tire endurance? Have you tried to get in touch with them? If you're lucky maybe you could film their test setup in high speed too...it'd be a neat comparison with your own.

Destin's life is what winning looks like.... To answer his question.

What intrigued me about your video was that the professional weed eater lines (the crossfire, stihl green line, and the husky titanium force) all had more “noodleing” my hypothesis is that the professional lines have to have more flex because you want durability around hard objects eg: trees and houses. It’s all about economics on these things and the more line you save the more money in your pocket. The downfall of the stiffened core lines is that they do not achieve a cleaner cut that is expected when maintaining properties as a professional. They are used in brush cutting applications. I also noticed that when the crossfire line broke, it was a tear at the base of the head. That was more of a head problem than a line problem. There are many different professional products that combat line tear at base like the echo speed feed 400 heads. It would be really cool if you could continue the lawn equipment series and maybe get it touch with the guys at scag mowers or walker mowers and do a video on the incredible engineering of a commercial mower deck. I love your vids and this one was especially amazing!

Hmm. Destin says "We were just having fun in the garage and ended up learning something." Isn't that the entire reason it's called "Smarter Every Day?"

"Give my man a drink of water and let's get back in it." 😂

This literally made my night! Hahaha I loved the departure from seriousness.

5:56 mark. Nothing like hearing an engineer say "Is this gonna work?"

I am still looking forward to more of the Supersonic Baseball Cannon... or as I like to call it, The Alabama Artillery

Gosh this brings back memories of some of the dumber things my friends and i would get up to.. except none of us are engineers, so we basically just armored up and held the weedeaters ourselves XD (One thing my friends and I discovered, some types of line do better at certain temperatures. Our first "tournament" was during a really hot Spring, and the second was during a frigid Autumn. There were no consistent winners between the two seasons)

Almost an hour!? Thank you, Destin! 🙏

The enthusiasm of your voice over sells it! Thanks for the best science entertainment on the web so far!

love your second channel. The in-depth part. just watched this and now again lol