How it's Made: CO2 cartridges

[SkyHawk]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qu82SrTUUy0

[TurboChrisB]

Ok that was pretty cool.

[JohnnyMtn]

[bohoki]

ive thrown away so many of those always feels like such a waste

[crufflers]

After watching... I feel like they should cost more hahah.

[SkyHawk]

ive thrown away so many of those always feels like such a waste

It would be nice to be able to recycle them or refill them, especially after seeing how many operations are required to make them.

After watching... I feel like they should cost more hahah.

No doubt!

[McNally M.]

Amazing that you can buy 40 packs of these for less than $16...especially after knowing what I know now

[VolvoWrench]

That machinery looked to be like 100 yrs. old. I swear I saw some stuff that looked like it was made of cast iron.

[Fastattack]

Cool, but I wish they would have shown the magic part of the process where they seal and cap the cartridge after pressurizing it.

[sealocan]

Cool.
I've always liked those "How it's made" videos but then someone started spoofing them with these "How it's actually made" YouTube videos, here's one on bread making, just in case someone here hasn't seen these funnier versions...

https://youtu.be/zo-LEmtSIY4

[SkyHawk]

Cool, but I wish they would have shown the magic part of the process where they seal and cap the cartridge after pressurizing it.

I agree - wished we could have seen that, maybe it was impossible to show - I dunno

Cool.
I've always liked those "How it's made" videos but then someone started spoofing them with these "How it's actually made" YouTube videos, here's one on bread making, just in case someone here hasn't seen these funnier versions...


https://youtu.be/zo-LEmtSIY4

LoL - I liked the bitch slapper