I have a collection of air bags to set off when I want to entertain friends but I'm in the UK and over here its illegal to send them in the post. and I don't know what the customs inspectors would make of them but I doubt it would be good.
I'm sure if you went to you're nearest car wrecking yard they'd let you take a few. Just don't forget to take the plug that goes into the back of them as well, and remove it while you are transporting them.
Manufacturers stopped using sodium Azide in the early 90's so airbags with sodium azide in them are less common.
Manufaturers now use exotic chemical propellants which contain all sorts of different chemicals to make them much safer. The latest air bags especially side and curtain air bags are now starting to use just compressed inert gas at very high pressure.
I would not recommend trying to open an air bag charge without knowing if it contains unburned sodium azide, this stuff is very deadly.
good vid, but your missing the best bit!, you guys need to use one of your lathes to part off the welds/crimps on those canisters and show whats inside :D
yaay for pushing kids down in seats in fury xD
helehole 1 year ago
Hi its the guy from the wrecking yard.
I have a collection of air bags to set off when I want to entertain friends but I'm in the UK and over here its illegal to send them in the post. and I don't know what the customs inspectors would make of them but I doubt it would be good.
I'm sure if you went to you're nearest car wrecking yard they'd let you take a few. Just don't forget to take the plug that goes into the back of them as well, and remove it while you are transporting them.
mini1293blue 1 year ago
Manufacturers stopped using sodium Azide in the early 90's so airbags with sodium azide in them are less common.
Manufaturers now use exotic chemical propellants which contain all sorts of different chemicals to make them much safer. The latest air bags especially side and curtain air bags are now starting to use just compressed inert gas at very high pressure.
I would not recommend trying to open an air bag charge without knowing if it contains unburned sodium azide, this stuff is very deadly.
mini1293blue 1 year ago
good vid, but your missing the best bit!, you guys need to use one of your lathes to part off the welds/crimps on those canisters and show whats inside :D
Aussie50 1 year ago
what does the inert label mean?
hobomnky 1 year ago
THE BALLS ARE INERT!!
metlhed7 1 year ago
thumbs up if u really wanna see a crash test dummy decapitated :P
xsonicbladex 1 year ago 12
"We can test this, let me get my gun"! lol
CVRealMan 1 year ago 2
I fired one off in my yard for fun!
rjer2282 1 year ago
its filled with urine and pasta! trust me...
CVRealMan 1 year ago
i miss you guys!
maglinjosvinn 1 year ago
"I'm a little ray of sunshine" haha, nice one chris
farislucas 1 year ago
lol chris your so comical in these last few episodes, it because you seem alot funnier when Paul is around, hehe
zker666 1 year ago 5
Yap, it's Sodium azide (NaN3) that produces nitrogen gas when it decomposes...
AllAtheism 1 year ago
@AllAtheism it's also highly toxic
MrTurboturbine 1 year ago
@MrTurboturbine True. All azides are toxic. Luckily azides don't accumulate in the body if I'm correct...
AllAtheism 1 year ago
cool
miro9406020601 1 year ago