Hydraulic Press Guy

Lauri Vuohensilta of Finland has become an online sensation with his hydraulic press channel on YouTube, showing everyday objects being crushed under 100 tons of pressure in his videos. Over 15 million views have been garnered so far!

Vuohensilta oversees his family's machining business in Tampere, Finland. After watching other destruction-focused channels like carsandwater he came up with the concept for the Hydraulic Press Channel.

Lauri Vuohensilta

Lauri Vuohensilta, a Finnish YouTube star known for her Hydraulic Press Channel and Beyond the Press content creation channels. Although she hasn't disclosed how much money she's made from them yet, Lauri does own an attractive grey Ford Streetka car!

Vuohensilta's Hydraulic Press Channel features videos of everyday objects being crushed by hydraulic presses, providing viewers with an engaging spectacle to enjoy watching as objects break apart under their powerful pressure. Many Vuohensilta videos have received millions of views.

Vuohensilta's YouTube success can be attributed to her ability to produce engaging and captivating videos that attract an audience. She stands out from the competition thanks to her distinctive style; one which stands out from all others YouTube stars by offering humorous and creative content. Vuohensilta often attempts unique challenges within her videos such as folding paper seven times with a hydraulic press; it became an overnight phenomenon and received over two million views within 24 hours alone!

Vuohensilta Engineering Works

What do Mormon father and son, Finnish powerlifter, and Nebraska family have in common? Destroying things for fun and science on YouTube! This community resembles Mythbusters meets Bill Nye in many respects: personalities can often self-teach themselves the skills required, production values may differ and audiences find their spectacle compellingly captivating.

Vuohensilta Engineering Works, run by Lauri Vuohensilta and launched in October 2015, has quickly become one of the most watched channels online. Posting videos depicting objects being crushed using an industrial hydraulic press, its videos have amassed millions of views since launch.

Each video starts off with a black-and-white shot of the hydraulic press set to Ethan Meixsell's Thor's Hammer song, before Vuohensilta or Anni describe its impending destruction with their distinctive Finnish accents. Past uploads have included golf balls, rubber ducks, Lego toys, bearing balls and bowling pins being subjected to this crushing force.

Vuohensilta’s YouTube Channel

Lauri Vuohensilta of Finland makes his living by using an industrial hydraulic press to crush household objects for entertainment. His YouTube channel is called Hydraulic Press Channel and millions of viewers tune in regularly to see what else will get broken apart: clocks, Legos or golf balls among many other objects!

These videos are straightforward: Vuohensilta places an object on his press, then gradually increases force until it either flattens or explodes, offering running commentary in thick Finnish accent. His wife may cackle in amusement as Vuohensilta unleashes destruction upon it all.

Vuohensilta takes great care in their channel to avoid destructing any items containing lithium-ion batteries that could explode when subjected to pressure from presses, including using them safely by operating presses behind safety glass.

Vuohensilta conducted an effective internet test regarding one of Finland's best-known products: the Nokia 3310 mobile phone. Many believe its indestructibility has become part of urban legend; Vuohensilta found otherwise. The experiment proved positive.

Vuohensilta’s wife

Anni Vuohensilta, best known by her YouTube moniker Lauri Vuohensilta as Hydraulic Press Channel and Beyond the Press respectively, rose to fame alongside him online. Anni is an enthusiastic powerlifter and cycling enthusiast with plenty of cycling-related content on Instagram and also appears frequently as part of a couple.

Hydraulic Press Channel videos are shot in a factory owned by Vuohensilta's company, Konepaja Vuohensilta. The shop contains heavy machinery like an 114,000-pound hydraulic press capable of crushing various objects such as golf balls, paper, LEGO toys and even Nokia 3310 phones.

Vuohensilta's videos have been watched by millions of viewers worldwide. His fans are amazed at his remarkable skill in using his hydraulic press to crush objects of various kinds - in his latest attempt at crushing an actual diamond, however, results weren't exactly what he expected!