Whistlindiesel Killdozer Grand Reveal (World's FIRST)

Brief Summary

The video documents the construction and initial testing of a replica Killdozer. The build involves a community of welders, advanced scanning and CAD modeling, and significant amounts of steel and concrete. The Killdozer undergoes initial testing, including crushing cars and a tug-of-war against a tank, before a long journey across the property. The creator discusses future plans for durability testing and potential demolition projects.

  • Construction of a replica Killdozer with community involvement.
  • Use of advanced technology like 3D scanning and CAD modeling.
  • Initial testing includes car crushing and a tug-of-war with a tank.
  • Plans for future durability tests and demolition projects.

Introduction

The video starts with the beginning of the Killdozer project. The initial step involves welding 1,000 lbs of metal onto the dozer, with the help of 35 welders. Tyler, the expert fabricator, has been working extensively on the project. The goal is to make it durable enough to withstand various attacks, including missiles, tanks, and firearms.

Construction and Welding

Tyler, the expert fabricator, has been working around the clock to frame up the metal for the Killdozer. Two dozen professional welders with portable welding rigs are participating in this community project. The welds are designed to hold concrete, creating homemade armor. A bead competition is held to determine the best welder, with the winner receiving a limited edition chrome Monster Max hammer.

Adding Features and Attachments

The Killdozer is equipped with a hood, ripper guard, camera system, and weapon system. A black propeller is considered for the top. A special delivery arrives: the Kildozer Builder 9000, a skid steer attachment from Skid Steer Solutions, designed to lift heavy steel. The Killdozer exhaust stack from Send Cut Send is installed. An automatic kill switch system is implemented for safety, allowing someone outside the dozer to shut it off in emergencies.

Finishing the Killdozer

After a lot of hard work, the Killdozer project is finally finished. Tyler provides a rundown of the build, explaining that the dozer was 3D scanned to 0.2 mm accuracy and the armor was CAD modeled. The armor is 3/4 inch thick steel with 5 1/2 inches of concrete between it, making it stronger than the original. The steel was sourced from Send Cut Send.

Inside the Killdozer

The interior of the Killdozer is explored, revealing features like a fan for comfort and a shooting port with an inch-thick plate. There's a secret escape hatch for engine maintenance. The door weighs about 400 lbs and includes a durable lock.

Adding Concrete and Final Touches

19,000 lbs of concrete are added to the Killdozer, bringing its total weight to 155,000 lbs, which is 40,000 lbs more than a tank. High-pressure water is used to carve names into the concrete. A final piece, a badge from Send Cut Send weighing around 16,000 lbs, is torched and wrapped around the front.

First Drive and Initial Testing

Before the maiden voyage, a can of alcohol is cracked over the blade. The Killdozer is started up, and the hatch is closed. The first test involves plowing through eight cars. During the test, an airline for the nitrogen system is busted, and parts are scattered everywhere. It's revealed that the wrong cars were bulldozed, including one resembling the creator's parents' van.

Tug-of-War and Property Tour

The Killdozer participates in a tug-of-war against a tank and wins. The creator offers $1,000 to anyone who can walk across the flattened cars without modifications. The Killdozer then embarks on a 4-mile journey across the property.

Final Thoughts and Future Plans

The creator discusses steering issues encountered during the journey. The Killdozer is estimated to have cost around $200,000, including the dozer and hauling. The creator mentions that the blade is bigger and there are grills. The creator is seeking a structure to demolish, such as a shopping center or Walmart, and invites those with demolition permits to contact them. Future plans include durability testing, such as shooting at it, driving cars into it, using explosives, and potentially lifting it with a helicopter and dropping it.

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0:00 Today is the day we build the killers. >> Going to do a tugof-war tank versus killer. >> Oh my god. [Music] >> First step here is welding 1,000 lbs of metal on this. I'm going to call 35 welders. >> Hey, could all 35 of you come out here and weld this? They said they're going to pull up in 5 minutes. Tyler, our expert fabricator, has been working around the clock. His hands are bleeding. It looks like a killer already. We have all this metal framed up. We have two dozen professional welders portable welding rigs. We're all

0:45 going to be working on this because this is a community project. >> Cody, I think you just don't want to weld on this for 6 months. >> No. This is going to be one of the greatest moments that has happened on this piece of land ever. This is the Kildozer 2.0. Weld it as durably as possible because it's gonna get hit with Sidewinder missiles, tanks, 12 gauge, AK-47. >> Bulletproof this thing to hell. All right, we're going to start welding in three, two, one. >> This is going to be great. Okay, be careful. Don't get ran over. Oh, there's so many engines. >> Who's going to have the first weld? >> Here he goes. He's striking. >> Y got the first welds on the killer. Those welds look >> Don't look at it. These are going to hold the concrete in so that we can fill it up like homemade armor. So, I know it's getting hard to reach the top here.

1:32 >> We're going to bring our skid steer in here. Pull up here and you can stand on the bucket. They have no clue what they signed up for. I don't even know how to run this. >> Three construction workers are dead. >> I'm going to figure this out. It can't be that hard. >> Am I doing good? >> I knew I'd do. All right. We do have a safety inspector here from OSHA. >> Hey, we have a guy from OSHA here. He's wanted to check out the operation. Um, we can just hang out for a little bit. Where's everybody going? We're just going to have OSHA check everything out. [Applause] We're going to do a bead competition to see who can weld the best bead. The winner will receive this limited edition one of 500 chrome Monster Max hammer. My name is Cody and this is my welder. It's

2:18 one of the biggest. >> Remember, you're going up. >> How's it looking? One from an external. >> You didn't do that one. >> It seems like someone was slightly struggling. >> That was Matt. You did an excellent job. >> Matt, you're doing great. >> Just put a tally next to everyone you like. >> I think that was everybody. Undeniably. What's your name? >> Spencer. Congrats. There you go, bro. That should hold up to just so easy. All right, let's check it out. >> Yeah, buddy. What's your plan? Where is the nearest small town? 30 minutes away. Okay, get off.

3:08 They're throwing rocks at it. We thought those were wells breaking. >> My grandma should be showing up in a Ford Taurus any minute. Has anybody seen her? The visibility is quite limited. You just have to go by the direction of screams. So, next is our hood. Ripper guard. We have a camera system, weapon system. Yeah, I'm thinking black propeller on top. Everybody here gets a pack of alcohol. Not recommended for killers. >> This is going to save a lot of time. Really right there. Look at it. >> We have a very special delivery today. Is it the jib? It's the Kildoer Builder 9000. Up. Up. >> He's not even underneath it yet. >> Down. Stop. That way. Stop. Forward.

3:54 Stop. Slow down. Stop. >> Trying to back up a trailer for the first time with your dad in the past. >> Stop. Go up. Till down. >> Stop. >> This is from Skid Seer Solutions, and they've solved a lot of our skid steer problems. We have problem and solution. The problem. Cody not be able to lift 1,000 lb steel. Solution. Cody do. No. >> But the other solution is by a skid steer attachment. Did I forgot to set the parking brake, dude? I forgot to set the parking brake. I'm going to go back to a brainstorming session. Oh my god, it's very Wow. My first time in our Kildozer. I am very excited right now. In this box, we have our Kildozer exhaust stack.

4:42 This is one side of our Killdozer exhaust from send cut send. They've cut this and sent it and then they sent it after they cut it. Here, uh, give me your feet. >> No. [Music] >> Just trying to capture how miserable it is to work on the Kill dozer when it's a lot hotter inside. And I'm welding galvanized steel. I'm trying to make it look a little rushed so that it looks authentic. Like, you know, it's not all polished and clean. There's some bad welds every now and then. And that's not just an excuse for the bad welds. I promise. This is the automatic kill switch system. You can run it however you want when it's in the disarmed mode.

5:27 But if you pass out while you're in full throttle, someone on the exterior can hit this button and it kills her off. on that. That's pretty sweet. >> 15 years ago, bizarre and frightening events played out in Grand. Some of the videotape, show you just a little bit of some of the uh crazy things that this man has done over the course of the past hour and a half. Finally finished the killer project. [Applause] It was a lot of work.

6:13 >> Hey, give me give me that welder quick. I need the welder. >> All right. Working on the kill dozer. This has been a nightmare of a project. It's been a lot of hard work, a lot of long hours. I can't wait to show you all. Thank you. Thanks, dude. Okay, Cody, that's the second grinder you broke this week. You're not going to take credit for it all, are you? >> No. I'm extremely happy to announce that we together have finally finished the Kildozer project. Now, we're going to run everybody down on the features of the Killozer as it sits. This actually looks really good. I haven't seen it yet. I haven't looked at it. It's been parked out here for >> when was July? >> In July. 10 months ago. >> 10 months ago. Tyler, give us a rundown

7:00 on the easiest, simplest abbreviation that you can that you did to build this. >> So, we 3D scanned the entire dozer down to 02 mm accuracy. CAD modeled all the armor around it with precision to allow the front armor to come off. >> 3/4 of an inch thick steel with 5 and 1/2 in of concrete between it. It's got the upgrades and it's stronger than the original. >> He doesn't know what else to say. So, you didn't do that much, would you say? >> Look, there's a camera. But I feel like that's actually a horrible spot, Tyler. >> That is exactly where Marvin put What are we going to do with the Oh, that's a good design. So, we have huge armor over the cylinders so that that can keep this from getting messed up. All we've done here is basically apply. >> Who's we? >> We got the steel from send cut send. A company that sends your steel, cuts it, and sends it. What is that? >> Oh, >> that's to protect people from you.

7:46 >> What is it, then? >> It's a remote shut off. I'm ripping that up right now. You know, there's a mistake having you involved in this. What happens when I'm in the middle of a highly populated area and Tyler here decides, you know, I'm not a fan of what's going on right now. Tyler's going to try to save the day. >> Run us down on what we have here. >> Those are the pressurized nitrogen lines. >> Wait, why do we need nitrogen? >> It blows the debris away from the camera. >> So, what happens if Carl, the police officer, comes up here and snips that? >> No, there's supposed to be concrete up here. >> You haven't paid for it yet. >> So, we're going to pour concrete. As you can see, the entire perimeter of this here is hollow, and we're going to be filling this all with concrete today. We need to get inside. It's raining. Oh my god, it's very heavy. >> Wow. >> My first time in our Kildozer. This handle crush me. >> Uh, it weighs about 400 lb. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah. >> I am very excited right now. This is

8:32 actually really sick. There's a fan. We have comforts. Wow. Oh, what was this? That's the shooting port. >> Oh my god. >> So, that's an inch thick plate and then you can pull this off and put a airsoft in here. Tyler. >> Yeah. >> We genuinely appreciate your hard work on this. >> Sorry, Tyler. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> You know too much. >> You'll never get us started without me. >> Really? >> There's a secret kill switch. Multiple. >> Where is it? >> It's really complicated. >> We promise we will let you out when we are. Stay right here. >> Keep an eye on >> What the Oh my god. >> No. I didn't know that was >> There's a secret escape hatch. >> This is how we can work on the engine if it blows up or something. Yeah, you could change the oil, put new manifolds

9:18 on it, turbo, whatever. >> Wait, you got to talk about the lock. >> The what? >> Harper didn't have that. >> That's pretty durable. >> No one can get in. >> We should scream to have them help us out. >> No, not Hey, we can't get out of the dozer. >> They're trapped in there, so we got to open them. >> It's not opening. >> Oh, damn. >> It's heavy. Yeah, it's stuck. >> Will it not open? >> No. >> Try it. >> Do it. >> Oh my god. Are they booting up? Yeah. >> This is sick. Oh my god. Wow. There's a lot of angles. This is actually the

10:04 coolest thing ever. >> I like actually love this thing. >> The lighting is lovely. >> I want to camp in here. We got to do a 24-hour challenge. There is literally a bed in here. Tyler, great freaking job on this. >> Thanks, man. Great job paying for it. It really helps a lot. >> What? You didn't do anything. >> It's going to be my first time opening this. Let's see how heavy it is. >> Bro, wow. This is so awesome. >> I'm so excited for this, too. Finally done. >> Yeah. A little bit more than we were thinking. It's 19,000 lb of concrete. >> What did it weigh before? >> 115,000 without the steel. And then 19,000 lb of steel. 19,000 lb of

10:51 concrete. >> Okay. 155,000 lb. What's the tank weigh? >> 115 or 40,000 lb more than the tank. Oh my god, >> this is heavy. >> That's what I wish my showers were like. 0° tips, 20,000 PSI. A friend comes over, take a shower in your house. >> The concrete is at just the right hardness for us to carve our names in. >> Oh, it's his girlfriend's name. That's how you spell Darian in Russia. >> We could put something in here. Dude, >> everybody left. I need help. Help. >> I need a can of alcohol. >> Toss me up one of them bad boys. >> Yeah. No, I'm just >> now as an honorary remark, I'll be carving Marv's name in. Marva would definitely love this. If I

11:37 would have been married, had a family, you know, things may have gone different, but God built me for this job. And without a doubt, I wish it could be done a different way, but there is no way to make this right. >> Today is the day that we finally drive the Kildo. We're going to hop in here. We're going to operate it just to test some things out. We're not sure if it's perfect. It could explode immediately cuz we added self-destruct. And we have one final piece to put on. This badge is over an inch thick of steel. We have to torch the middle till it's like melted and then wrap it around the front. >> All right. Yep. It looks pretty good. >> If you stick your tongue on there, it'll get stuck. >> So, this badge weighs around 16,000 lbs. It's from Send Cut. Send. They can cut any metal you want. Titanium, Blastoid steel, diamondoid steel.

12:24 >> Diamondoid steel. >> Diamond steel. >> Diamond steel. They can cut diamond steel. You send them whatever you want and they get it cut out and send it to you. I sent them the files for an excavator and they printed off this excavator for us. Now, before we begin the maiden voyage of our killer, we're going to crack a can of alcohol over the blade. A big one. >> He missed it. [Music] The dozer is all done. I just want to shout out um our camera guys, lawn care guys. How long did you guys actually spend on

13:10 this? What would you think? >> There's probably about 200 hours. >> Both of you? >> Mostly me? >> Mostly you. >> So, you're trying to be really cocky about it. They spent 200 hours on it and then we had 30 people welding for 8 hours. We probably spent 300 hours total on it. Everyone's asking where's the kills at literally nonstop working on I want to do a lot more for this first video, but it's been taking so long. I just want to show everybody. Oh yeah, they're working great. Wow. are booting up. I'm going to close the hatch. >> Oh my god. >> We're going to start the killer. Light up. Oh my god. Hey, the air isn't bad. No, it's okay.

14:00 Wait, stop. >> What are you doing? >> Did you hear that? >> No. >> It's like a squeal. Our casualty marker went up. >> One. >> There was someone underneath. >> What was that bump? >> Uh, it's just tie. >> What? What do you mean it's just Ty? >> He wasn't done. >> Why is the paramedics here? You need to work on the dozer. >> He's done for, man. If your lower half has been ran over by a 2 million pound bulldozer or even bit by a rabid pit bull, call Sweet James, accident injury attorneys. With over a billion dollars of settlements, Sweet James can get you the justice you need. Like Ty here, he's happy now with over 20 years of legal experience. That's how much experience Tai has welding. Walk it off, dude. Come on. [Applause]

14:45 >> He actually walked it off. >> Should close its own. >> This is crazy. >> Isn't it sick? >> Wow. >> People could open fire on us right now. >> Oh yeah. Nothing. And this is all 5 in thick bulletproof glass. >> I need to take this to court. >> A sweet James is a real law firm. James and I are great friends. I injure people and he uninjures them. >> Relationship. >> In the events of an emergency, door will be locked and we will not be able to get out. There's also a self-destruct button. There's no cover on it. So, just don't kick it. The first stage of our killer testing is to plow through these eight cars. It's a group of people that have angered me. Let's obliterate them. This feels like motion games. What can go wrong? Heat. [Music]

15:41 Heat. [Music] You picked on the wrong man. [Music] I'm not that strong. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music]

16:44 Yeah, [Music] >> that was insane. >> Hell yeah. >> It's hissing from the radiator. I think that's from the dozer. Oh no, we busted an airline for the nitrogen system. We need to get out. >> Oh my gosh. >> Is that half of a car? It flattens everything. Look at where the cop car got ran over. >> Yeah. I mean, there's there's parts going everywhere, >> bro. What? >> Yeah, it's gone. >> This was an SUV. Hold up. What is this? This van had the same stickers my parents have on their white minivan. They're supposed to show up in like 20 minutes. >> Was your dad in the army? >> Yeah, dude. My dad. He was at 50 years in the army. >> What's their plate number? >> It's like Q to Guya or something. Oh, look at this. Ripped its heart out. Look at that. You realize the power it takes to just rip that out by driving over something. Look, it's all the whole

17:30 engine and everything is ripped apart. Another one. >> Dude, we were set up to film in the other field. >> We're supposed to film in another field? >> Yes. These are just people's cars. Amputated limbs, full skeletal replacement, brain transplant. If your entire family has been severely injured by a negligent person operating a literal killd dozer that accidentally bulldozed the wrong parking lot that wasn't the right vehicles, call Sweet James, accident injury attorney with over 20 years of legal experience. You don't pay unless you win. Tyler, who built the killer, well, he helped me build it. It was like a 9010 split. >> I put up 90% of the money. I put up 90% of the work. >> I put up 100% of the money. He put up 5% of the work and had help. Tyler's going to run the killer now and see how he likes his own creation. Just so you know, I will be committing slight assaults on you while you're operating.

18:16 >> Don't shoot it with >> No, no. I'm not going to shoot. I'm not going to shoot with any big guns. >> A full payload of bombs was dropped on the primary site. >> All right, y'all ready? [Music] That was crazy. You can't even feel anything when you're throwing stuff at him. >> No. No. Now we're going to do a tugof-war. Tank versus killdozer. I've wanted to do this for a long time. Ever since this morning. What's everybody think? >> Killer. >> He's the only one that thinks it's tank. >> Think tank. >> May the losers lose. >> People are out there doing like Ford

19:03 Ranger versus Chevy truck. >> Literal killdozer versus battle tank. Ready? [Music] >> Yeah, I won. No problem. Yeah, I couldn't even feel the tank behind me to be honest. I was honestly thinking the rope would snap. I will give someone $1,000 so if they can walk across this as it is without any mods, please. >> Can I jog across it? >> Yeah, you can run. >> The leaf spring is not going to help. What? What?

19:48 >> Oh no. >> Do it like this. >> Yay. >> Oh my. I didn't do anything. >> I choose to let go. >> Oh my Oh my god. Hey, if you can save it, I still won't honor it. >> Oh, that's not fun. >> We haven't assaulted the dozer yet. It hasn't been under attack. I might do that next video, though, because we're still I still want to make sure everything's good to go before we just start attacking it. Like, we're 99.9% there. I want to take it around the property. So, we're going to go on a long/4 mile journey. >> At first, I thought it has to be done. And the world will write stories about how wrong I am and everything.

20:36 [Music] And without a doubt, I wish it could be done a different way. But there is no way to make this right. So far, the biggest issue is I can't steer right. Like, I get like 2 minutes and then the right steering stops working. >> Why is that? >> Well, I was using it fine and then I ran into this huge rock and it got sucked up in there. I was going like I probably spent literally 100 hours just bulldozing. So, I have more hours in this than you do. >> He has more hours in fun and lolly gagging than you do, bro. >> You have a house over here, right? But anyways, the power lines. I have a message for them.

21:26 What are y'all bets on whether or not this could take that down? >> Uh, easily like a toothpick. All right. Well, everybody, this is like climbing down off a house. This is nearly a two-story building. Well, that was fun. I think we have the world's only actual replica killd dozer. What do we spend on this? 80 on the dozer, another 30 on hauling. >> What would you say? >> Yeah, >> it's probably only like 200 grand. A lot of people in the comments were complaining like, "Oh, you had more than one person building it and you had electric and all." Shut up. What color is your Kildo? Talking about my killer like a supercar owner for 10 seconds straight. I have full solid steel >> rusted steel pins. They're/ an inch longer. This is a limited edition model. It's the only one in existence with scratches in the paint on this part. >> Artist Marvin Hemire designed it. So, we did actually make it better than his. No offense, but our blade is bigger. We

22:12 have grills here. >> Yeah, we got grills. >> It's still getting a little hot. I know everyone's going to complain, "Oh, you should have improved the cooling system." He had no ventilation. It's running just enough to melt the engine block. It's not that bad. >> That's pretty bad. >> One last thing I wanted to demolish like a shopping center or a Walmart or a store. So, if anyone has something really cool to demolish, you have a demolition permit for it. We will haul this and demolish really cool structures. We need something that's mainly concrete, steel, and glass. Email infoistel.com if you have a structure to demolish and not a little house cuz most This is bigger than most houses. It's bigger than it looks. So, we need something that's at least >> That's pretty small. >> It's for scale. I'm pretty big. Comment below what we should do with this. In the next video, we're going to be durability testing it. This is a lot of like the build and initial testing cuz we expecting more problems, but it's honestly good to go. I think we're going to sit in here while we shoot it. Uh

22:59 we're going to drive cars and trucks into it. We're going to put small explosives around it. We're going to grease the sides up and see if we can climb up the sides. And then we're also going to lift it with a helicopter and drop it. >> That is going to be difficult. >> How many helicopters does it take to lift? >> They're like all lifting at the same point. All their blades just >> Killer versus Apache helicopter. Thank you everyone for watching. If you go back to this video and restart it and watch the whole thing again, I'll give you Let me think about it. >> He's not going to give you anything, guys. Don't fall for it.

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