How to Make Hydraulic Press Pocket Super-Viral Videos

The Hydraulic Press Channel is a YouTube channel dedicated to crushing things with hydraulic presses. Hosted by Lauri Vuohensilta and Anni, its videos focus on crushing items with these hydraulic presses for their audience. Furthermore, Beyond the Press provides additional videos which don't focus on this tool specifically as well as footage of actual work performed for clients at their shop.

Make a video.

The Hydraulic Press Pocket (HPC) is an ingenious machine that employs a hydraulic cylinder to generate compressive force capable of crushing cars or large objects such as planes. According to Pascal's law, any pressure applied anywhere within its cylinder amplifies throughout its system - making this tiny yet powerful piece of machinery easy and safe for anyone to use.

Lauri Vuohensilta of Tampere, Finland launched the Hydraulic Press Channel on YouTube in 2015. Together with his wife Anni, they own and run Vuohensilta Engineering Works factory where this powerful machine resides. Videos uploaded by them showcase them using it to crush everything they can think of while often including humor and thick Finnish accents that set their videos apart from others dedicated to destruction-themed channels.

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Make a trailer.

Hydraulic Press Channel's basic concept is straightforward enough: hydraulic presses crush everything. But there's so much more to this channel than just wanton destruction: its concept was developed by Lauri and Anni Vuohensilta of Finland who own and run a family-owned machining business in Tampere; both stocky individuals have thick Finnish accents which they use comedically during crushing sequences.

Vuohensilta has amassed over 450,000 subscribers to his channel and it has been watched over 36 million times since it launched. BGR caught up with him to talk about his sudden fame, his affinity for destruction, and plans to take hydraulic press channel even further.

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Make a thumbnail.

A video's thumbnail can have an enormous influence on whether or not people watch it. Ideally, thumbnails should be clear, visually appealing, and reflective of its content - as well as being legible at full size when embedded online or displayed on TV screens. A text overlay with images representing its title or other text elements is an effective way to grab viewers' attention; consistently watermarked branding like that used by History Channel helps build trust with viewers by increasing brand recognition.

If your video features an intriguing or shocking premise, don't be shy about emphasizing its relevance in the thumbnail image. Just make sure that it delivers on what was promised in its video content (for instance College Humor's "Everyone Should Eat Bugs" clip is an example). Doing this will create intrigue around it and increase its discoverability.

Make the video.

Lauri Vuohensilta and Anni founded the Hydraulic Press Channel (HPC) on YouTube in 2015 as a way of using a large hydraulic press to crush objects. They run a small machine shop in Tampere, Finland using it for various destructive videos on objects or even themselves - with Lauri's thick Finnish accent adding humor during crushing sequences! In addition, Beyond the Press provides footage that does not involve crushing of any sort.

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