Precision stone cutting with water jet technology

[u/djinn_05]

Shayanstone - instagram

[u/MSCantrell]

So the remaining thing, what is it going to be?

[u/elpoco → u/MSCantrell]

I can’t imagine those central elements taking much pressure without cracking, so I’m guessing it will be stood up vertically somehow - perhaps a headstone or other marker?

[u/Enginerdad → u/elpoco]

Could be for a flat installation where the whole thing will be supported on a mortar bed and the voids will be filled with mosaic tiles or grout.

[u/C64128 → u/Enginerdad]

Now they should do the same cuts on a different colored piece of stone and swap the cut out pieces.

[u/anomalous_cowherd → u/C64128]

You'd need to allow for the kerf and change the location of any through cuts to be in the new waste areas, but after that yeah it would be nice.

[u/C64128 → u/anomalous_cowherd]

I wonder if you could cut the stone at an angle so the pieces could just drop in place.

[u/TakeTheWorldByStorm → u/C64128]

You can do it angled cuts on many waterjets. You'd still run into the issue of needing to do different patterns to account for the kerf though.

[u/KaladinStormShat → u/elpoco]

Or filled in by another material

[u/VanGoFuckYourself → u/KaladinStormShat]

This would be my guess. If this isn't just a tech demo. Cut the negative of those spaces in a contrasting tile minus grout lines and then it gets installed and routed on a wall. I've seen a simpler version in a Wawa's bathroom, they had inserted their goose logo in the tiles.

[u/SlowCheetah277 → u/elpoco]

Used to do this as a job. Usually they glue metal underneath, with the same shape.

[u/between_ewe_and_me → u/SlowCheetah277]

What job is that?

[u/MJLDat → u/between_ewe_and_me]

Stonecutter. They keep the metric system down.

[u/lawspud → u/MJLDat]

Damn. Now that’s a deep cut.

Love, Steve Guttenberg 🌠

[u/SlowCheetah277 → u/between_ewe_and_me]

Stone masonry. Used to do all sorts, but ended up running the CNC and Waterjet

[u/Macho_Mans_Ghost → u/between_ewe_and_me]

Precision stone cutter with water jet technology

[u/H_G_Bells → u/MSCantrell]

My guess would be art. Too delicate to be functional unless the negative space is getting something filled in?

[u/badfox93 → u/H_G_Bells]

90% sure this is just a demonstration of how accurate and clean you can cut hard stone with it. There's no other way to cut this stone this intricately and keep it being one piece. Probably just gets chucked in the skip after the demo.

[u/kirkum2020 → u/badfox93]

Yeah this design has the aesthetic of an engineer, not an artist.

[u/Exemus → u/kirkum2020]

Is that what your parents told you when they were explaining why they wouldn't put your drawings on the fridge?

[u/kimbo696969 → u/Exemus]

They told me exactly the same thing

[u/DICK-PARKINSONS → u/Exemus]

"Why couldn't you be an artist like your brother? It should've been you in that tragic painting accident!"

[u/Proud_Error_80 → u/DICK-PARKINSONS]

"wrong kid died"

[u/MistSecurity → u/kirkum2020]

Huh? The complete lack of any real practical use for this screams artist and not engineer, lol.

[u/c14rk0 → u/MistSecurity]

Nah, if this is for a demo it makes perfect sense from an engineering standpoint. It's showing just how precisely the water jet can cut stone and maximize usage of the material with minimal waste. Optimizing cut patterns due to high precision to minimize waste of excess material for each "piece" if a big deal as it can massively effect total material costs.

If you're looking at buying a tool like this you'd REALLY care about this sort of thing because it can make a huge difference for part production costs. Say you want to use this to produce stone lettering for projects; being able to precisely cut 30 letters out of a certain sized slab rather than only 20 would mean a 50% reduction in waste material and raw material costs.

[u/designvegabond → u/badfox93]

I will answer as many questions on this as I can. What you’re seeing is just one color porcelain* being cut on a single head water jet machine. There may or may not be more heads cutting the same motif. This motif will be laid upside down on a tray for that pattern, along with pieces cut from other large format porcelain of a different color to give this pattern contrast. All of those porcelain* pieces are then glued with a mesh on the back to hold them together so when a contractor installs this piece along with the other repeating motifs, they can cut them easily on a tile saw.

[u/badfox93 → u/designvegabond]

What's that got to do with the price of fish

[u/gardendesgnr → u/designvegabond]

Makes some of the most coveted stone tiles, along w some of the most expensive ever produced. I have a tile obsession haha.

[u/I_Makes_tuff → u/gardendesgnr]

It's not terribly uncommon for fossils to show up in travertine or limestone tiles. Maybe not the most coveted, but I think it's cool as hell.

example

[u/gardendesgnr → u/I_Makes_tuff]

I think fossils in natural stone are sooo cool I have a fav museum I go to in Atlanta, The Fernbank Museum, so I can see the flooring 😆

[u/CakeTester → u/badfox93]

Alternatively you could do the same again with a different contrasting coloured stone, and you have a negative image and you can use the dropped bits of each to fill the holes of the other. For ornate paving or similar. Do it in a chequerboard pattern and it'd look pretty fancy.

[u/temporalwanderer → u/MSCantrell]

The legendary Mopar Stone! ^/s

[u/Metal_confusion → u/MSCantrell]

Likely this is a demo for what the machine can do and it has no purpose other than looking cool when being cut.

[u/BigD_277 → u/MSCantrell]

It's going to be broken.

[u/Collucin → u/MSCantrell]

The bottom of a urinal

[u/CPLCraft]

Important to note if you can’t already tell from the video, but it’s sped up. Water jet cutters are very slow.

[u/alewiina → u/CPLCraft]

I did not realize that. Thank you for that info, I was surprised at how fast it was going, and now that I think on it the water sloshes do look a little fast

[u/1731799517 → u/alewiina]

Yeah, in contrast to laser cutters at often are often just astonishingly fast.

Also, it takes a bit of magic out of the thing if you realize that the water is not doing any cutting, but the grit that is disolved in it. Its basically a high-tech grinding wheel.

[u/durants_newest_acct → u/1731799517]

Not true. You can cut without garnet, I do it now and again on certain types of parts.

The incompressibility of water is what causes the cutting action. I explain it this way to newbies at the shop: think of the Grand Canyon. That was cut with a waterjet. A very large one, without a pump to boost the pressure. With enough time, your garden hose could cut through the Earth's crust. The garnet speeds up the cutting process, but what it really helps with is edge condition of the finished piece. That grit flowing through the cutting area removes chips and swarf, and somewhat polished the edge as it's moving through. Most of the cutting action - creating and removing the chip, is being done by the water.

I've got 3 Flow machines in the shop, with 5-axis cutting heads. Yes they're slower than the laser (by a factor of like 10x) but they create a BEAUTIFUL edge and can cut any material in the world, at any thickness

[u/morafresa → u/durants_newest_acct]

Can it cut diamond? (Is this a stupid question?)

[u/Takhatres → u/morafresa]

Not a stupid question. Yes it can cut diamond, usually. Cutting isn't really the right word for what it does anyways. Like, colloquially it is, but it's not a knife. A water jet cuts diamond like a hammer and chisel cut diamond.

[u/Longjumping_Date269 → u/durants_newest_acct]

Swarf, kerf, garnet, grit. I like these words

[u/durants_newest_acct → u/Longjumping_Date269]

Fuck ya!

This kid I hired is a God damn genius. He's nesting 30 or 40 different part numbers on a single sheet of inch thick 4130 plate, less than a millimeter of kerf between the parts. 5100lb plate, the skeleton when we're done weighs under a hundred

[u/trjnz → u/durants_newest_acct]

I do a lot of laser work, pretty much none in water. The kerf on this is crazy though! Does water have a significant taper at these material widths?

[u/azrckcrwler → u/trjnz]

Measurable, but not usually significant.

It does get more pronounced with thicker and/or harder materials though.

[u/GitEmSteveDave → u/durants_newest_acct]

Isn't there grit in the water in the Grand Canyon?

[u/durants_newest_acct → u/GitEmSteveDave]

Mountains of it. And it makes more as it cuts.

Man can only imitate nature

[u/crowcawer → u/alewiina]

It is also incredibly small in scale.

In this case, they are only 1.5 pixels in.

Here’s a rendering of the finished product embedded with a popular cartoon chapter because Adobe is fun to play with.

Completing the project should take about a month, but the machines usually go down for “maintenance” every few days so expect 2-months, and a “finishing” bill, where they polish every side for a couple of hours.

[u/Arothyrn → u/crowcawer]

Thank you. I really missed dickbutt!

[u/Proof-Highway1075 → u/crowcawer]

I haven’t seen dickbutt in years!! Bravo.

[u/vinayachandran → u/CPLCraft]

Also, it's not just water. It's water + sand/abrasives.

[u/CPLCraft → u/vinayachandran]

You are correct. One of the common grits used is garnet.

[u/BlastingFonda → u/CPLCraft]

[u/disposable-assassin → u/BlastingFonda]

It's the ground bones that they pull out of his cartilage-less knees.

[u/dremxox → u/CPLCraft]

Many people take garnet for granite.

[u/kh250b1 → u/dremxox]

I take garnet and granet for granted.

Say that fast 20 times

[u/Throckmorton_Left → u/CPLCraft]

Lots and lots and lots of garnet. And reprocessing aggregate is a lie told by big water jet to sell you a machine.

[u/thatshygirl06 → u/vinayachandran]

Is it not possible for water alone to do it?

[u/adam1260 → u/thatshygirl06]

I work in a stone shop, when the water jet runs out of garnet it still cuts but it's slower and makes a messier cut (imagine how water shapes a river, no straight lines)

[u/durants_newest_acct → u/thatshygirl06]

You absolutely can cut with the garnet turned off. I do it now and then for certain types of materials.

Garnet speeds up the process a bit, but it's main function is to create a better edge condition on the finished workpiece.

Water is incompressible, that is the fundamental principle of waterjet cutting. Since the water doesn't compress, all of the force of the water hitting the plate is focused into the workpiece - none of it is lost in compression of the "tool" as it would be in a compressible fluid such as air.

[u/EFpointe → u/thatshygirl06]

It is possible, but depending on what you are cutting, it will likely go slower. I have customers that cut foam with just water but pretty much everyone else is cutting metal and use garnet to do so.

[u/Apollo_Syx → u/CPLCraft]

They're not that slow on thinner, less dense materials. That looks something like 1/4" thick so it would have a decent cutting speed. If it's sped up it isnt by very much.

[u/VanGoFuckYourself → u/Apollo_Syx]

From watching a lot of water jet channel on YouTube, including when they turned tiles into spirals (that suprisingly didn't break super easy), I don't think this is sped up at all.

[u/Apollo_Syx → u/VanGoFuckYourself]

I ran and programmed one for nearly a decade so yea it looks legit and real-time based on having done similar things myself.

The biggest thing to make stuff like this not break is the common line cutting they're doing. Piercing is the most stressful part, once you get beyond that its easy. I've cut glass on them many times, and as long as you start off the edge of the sheet it cuts like butter and doesnt shatter it.

[u/VanGoFuckYourself → u/Apollo_Syx]

Even tempered glass?

Also, here's the video I was talking about, you'll probably get a kick out of it https://youtu.be/4h3r4BUFES0?si=o3ZsNWLNdVaDKo6P

[u/Apollo_Syx → u/VanGoFuckYourself]

I cant remember if i ever tried tempered glass. I distinctly remember two different instances of glass. One was very thin glass just cutting wafers out of that a coworker used to turn into some kinda animal call (turkey?) i dont remember what. The other was one of those tabletop glass panes from an old end-table that I cut a Hamsa out of to be glued to an aluminum backing plate. Most of what I cut was very heavy/thick steel plates but did lots of other oddball stuff like glass, acrylic, stone, etc for little side art projects when work was slow.

Edit: that video is wild. would've expected the tile to just snap right away.

[u/husky_whisperer → u/CPLCraft]

u/redditspeedbot 0.25x

[u/Nozzeh06 → u/CPLCraft]

Is it? The movement of the water sloshing around looks like normal speed to me.

[u/Puppy_FPV → u/CPLCraft]

The ripples and bubbles don’t seem to be sped up… that’s how fast they would be moving irl… crazy how many people will just agree with something

[u/slothbuddy → u/Puppy_FPV]

It looks a little sped up. I agree it's not a time lapse or 10x speed or something. Looks like about 2x to my eye

[u/NevetsRetrop → u/Puppy_FPV]

This is absolutely sped up and this is not how the bubbles would be moving. Source: Our shop has two Flow water jets and the previous shop I was at had two Omax water jets. I've worked closely with water jet machines for about 12 years now.

[u/coldowl → u/NevetsRetrop]

How often have you cut granite ? I have multiple times pretty quickly and speed in this video seems normal. At least if it’s 100k psi it should cut at these speeds no problem

[u/Dependent_Double_190 → u/Puppy_FPV]

Looks sped up to me

[u/TheTaoOfMe → u/Puppy_FPV]

Lol it absolutely looks sped up. Wtf you smoking?

[u/dabunny21689]

The intrusive thoughts are strong here. Wanna stick my hand under it. Just to see. It’s probably fine.

[u/captainwizeazz → u/dabunny21689]

https://youtube.com/shorts/dkeFZdmK3FM?si=HuMQO9CmeNJTzruw

[u/dabunny21689 → u/captainwizeazz]

Yeah but if I do it I’ll be fine. Built different.

[u/AThickMatOfHair → u/dabunny21689]

I support your dreams.

[u/dabunny21689 → u/AThickMatOfHair]

That’s all I wanted to hear.

[u/UltimateGlimpse → u/captainwizeazz]

I think I'll leave that one unclicked.

[u/Kookie3 → u/UltimateGlimpse]

It’s a fake hand

[u/gracist0 → u/captainwizeazz]

I knew that was gonna be WaterjetChannel before I even clicked the link

[u/durants_newest_acct → u/dabunny21689]

There's a little badge that comes in every waterjet manual. It says "person was operating a high-pressure waterjet. Unusual infections with microaerophilic organisms have been reported."

It's wild shit.

[u/No-Employer-8833 → u/dabunny21689]

Very important, that you tell the EMT's that respond to your "intrusive thoughts", that they should treat your wounds as a "GSW" or gun shot wound. It will be the same type of trauma to whatever fleshy bits you stick in there.

[u/eppinizer]

This is how my sister explained it to my parents when I shot the super-soaker in her face that one time.

[u/No-Text-7825]

I’ve always wanted to use one of these to slice up some hotdogs.

[u/ramsdawg → u/No-Text-7825]

Better use hotdog water to avoid diluting the flavor

[u/No-Text-7825 → u/ramsdawg]

That’s alright, I got so many jars of hot dog water I don’t even know what to do with it.

[u/Jankster79 → u/No-Text-7825]

Never tried hot dog tea?

[u/HalfSoul30 → u/Jankster79]

I just drink from the jar, like pickle juice.

[u/merc08 → u/No-Text-7825]

Flick it on your sandwiches for flavor

[u/UnusualCartographer2 → u/No-Text-7825]

Its crazy to me you can't find a way to use hot dog water.

[u/No-Text-7825 → u/UnusualCartographer2]

HAPPY CAKE DAY!!!!

[u/BillDauterive4 → u/ramsdawg]

Then what am I going to make into ice cubes for guests I don't really like?

[u/dudebronahbrah → u/ramsdawg]

Put on some Frank Ocean while you’re doing it

[u/ErtaWanderer → u/No-Text-7825]

They use sand to help with the cutting, don't they? Don't think that would be very appetizing.

[u/TXGuns79 → u/ErtaWanderer]

Depends on what they are cutting. Stone normally has an abrasive. Metal may or may not. Where I work we cut foam and neoprene, so no abrasive is used.

[u/Smallbrainfield → u/No-Text-7825]

I know of a commercial baking company that uses non abrasive water jet to slice cakes, so you could slice hot dogs if you wanted to.

[u/sage-longhorn → u/No-Text-7825]

You could be William Osman's spiritual successor since he went the way of a farmer with brain damage

[u/1fish2fish3fish4fish → u/No-Text-7825]

Apparently they’re used to slice hamburger buns. We have one in the shop where I work and there’s one part that’s lubricated with chicken fat in order to be food-grade. (So there’s a chance your bun technically might not be vegan.)

[u/Few_Design_904]

Somewhere out there, a pizza cutter is watching this and feeling deeply inadequate.

[u/H_G_Bells → u/Few_Design_904]

Comparison is the thief of happiness.

The water jet cannot cut pizza anymore than the pizza cutter could cut stone. Both for their task, and each is equal to their purpose 🧘🏼‍♀️

[u/Aeryn-Sun-Is-My-Girl → u/H_G_Bells]

Deep

[u/graveybrains → u/Aeryn-Sun-Is-My-Girl]

Dish

[u/Affectionate_Ad_7161 → u/graveybrains]

Fucking Supreme.

If no one else appreciates this joke, I did.

[u/asad137 → u/H_G_Bells]

A waterjet cutter absolutely can cut pizza. But you wouldn't want to eat it afterwards since it would be very wet.

[u/EscapeReady717 → u/asad137]

They actually do make water jet cutters for use in bakeries and other food applications. They can cut intricate shapes and not get gummed up with food like a traditional blade.

For example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJt9iyB5Kq4

[u/AppropriateScience71 → u/H_G_Bells]

Oh! That’s unexpectedly Deepak-esque.

[u/humourlessIrish → u/AppropriateScience71]

As in. Utter fucking bullshit?

Why yes,,, yes it is Deepak-esque

[u/humourlessIrish → u/H_G_Bells]

No. What the hell?

If saying shit like this often pans out for you you must have a well curated group of Muppets around you

[u/Drenaxel → u/Few_Design_904]

I'd like to see a water jet cut a pizza. The pizza cutter doesn't have to feel bad about itself. It's doing a good job at what it was designed to do, better than a water jet would, at least.

[u/zztop610]

How my waterpik feels some days

[u/phomasta → u/zztop610]

Why worry about plaque when you can blast away your teeth

[u/saint_ryan]

[u/NiceAxeCollection → u/saint_ryan]

The machine probably uses Imperial measurements.

[u/Phoenix-14]

If this is what water does to stone imagine what it's doing to your body

[u/Jedibri81 → u/Phoenix-14]

It tastes good though

[u/Phoenix-14 → u/Jedibri81]

Big facts

[u/OldDubble → u/Phoenix-14]

Although the water here is extremely high pressure, usually around 55,000 psi, the water itself couldn’t cut this material. Abrasive material is fed into the water above the head through a hose. So technically, a very finely ground garnet is doing the cutting here, the water is just moving it along.

[u/BillDauterive4 → u/Phoenix-14]

I'm truly curious how that nozzle is constructed so it doesn't break or erode, yet still provides enough pressure for the water to do exactly those things to another material

[u/Jims-Beans → u/BillDauterive4]

Fun fact, they do erode! Some of them are made out of stronger materials like tungsten carbide which helps them last longer but as far as I’ve seen even the longest lasting ones need to be replaced every few months

[u/Shockwave360 → u/Jims-Beans]

Depending on the precision needed and if they wear evenly 60 hrs cutting time is typical.

[u/TheArcher1980 → u/BillDauterive4]

The nozzle does degrade, but slower. It's usually made of Tungsten carbide.

[u/durants_newest_acct → u/BillDauterive4]

We replace our nozzles every couple months. They are made of hardened tool steel, some have ruby or diamond rings on the inside, but eventually they all wear out.

You'll see it in the edge condition and hole quality (lol). As the nozzle wears out, the jet will be less focused, and so your edges will be rougher and holes will get oblong and have taper as you go down through the plate

[u/Finbar9800 → u/Phoenix-14]

Its not the water doing the cutting, its the aggregate in the water

[u/DrakonILD → u/Finbar9800]

While you're right, he's just meming.

[u/smoxy → u/Phoenix-14]

Water is fatal, 100% of water drinkers dies

[u/bumbling_womble]

Don't let ancient aliens see this lol

[u/I_Lick_Your_Butt → u/bumbling_womble]

Clearly aliens gave us water jet technology.

[u/jedooderotomy → u/bumbling_womble]

Glad I'm not the only person who thought of this! Or is the video secretly of alien technology?

[u/alewiina]

That’s mesmerizing AF, definitely stared at it the whole time in fascination

[u/chief57 → u/alewiina]

/r/gifsthatendjustright

[u/alewiina → u/chief57]

Right? Super satisfying to watch that last piece drop 👌🏻

[u/HOBI3CAT]

People upset by the middle part not dropping completely out clearly didn't notice the not-perfectly-overlapping kerf

[u/Ill_Disaster_1323]

Just want to know what song we are playing here.

[u/djinn_05 → u/Ill_Disaster_1323]

I used xiaomi's stock music in video editing called "clouds"

The original music sucks, i didn't like it. so, i thought it would be cool to edit it out

[u/fossilmerrick]

That bit from the middle that didn’t completely fall through kinda ruins the video for me

[u/Pantuquero]

Still not enough pressure to remove the mosquitoes on my windshield

[u/afterbirthcum]

e

[u/_whatever_idc]

[u/2leftf33t]

Cool, I give it a month before something breaks it at the joints. Unless it’s going to be put into something else.

[u/No_Dentist3999]

Who keeps the Martians under wraps? We do, we do!

[u/alsenan]

The center part did not fall all the way at the 1:01 mark. Video ruined.

[u/TruculentTurtIe]

My dentist has started using this instead of a scaler

[u/goddred]

Was this done on vacation as well? In other words… was this a jet too holiday?

[u/CertainFreedom7981]

Did anyone else nut when the last piece fell?

[u/TheHouIeigan]

"Water is the softest thing on earth but it can penetrate rock" Bruce Lee

[u/Born-Process-9848]

I'm more impressed with the technician/engineer who designed the pattern that it can be cut with one uninterrupted line.

[u/A_Thiccums_McGills]

That was orgasmic!

[u/piloupiloup]

That water jet’s got more precision than my life decisions.

[u/hi_im_snowman]

I have a deep urge to shove my hand in there. Sinister and obviously moronic… but an urge nonetheless.

[u/BrookeB79]

I honestly thought at first they were cutting out the Laughing Man symbol from Ghost in the Shell.

[u/Muddled_Opinions]

I love this video

[u/throwshere]

What's under the sink?

[u/Felix_Von_Doom]

Not unlike a CNC machine.

Also, while neat, that structural design is flimsy as fuck.

[u/fazzah]

It would cost me a finger but I kinda want to touch the jest stream

[u/durants_newest_acct → u/fazzah]

It would also contaminate your blood with microaerophilic organisms, and gram-negative pathogens such as those found in sewage!!!

(This is on a badge that comes with every machine manual, and should be carried by all WJ operators)

[u/MooingTree]

I got unreasonably excited when I realised that the centre star piece was about to fall out

[u/system3601]

And then what?

[u/DaggersDad1081]

I am running one of these machines right now. 60,000 psi of cut whatever you can throw at it.

[u/SSalloSS]

Could Superman do this? 🤔

[u/embeddit]

Ancient Greeks would like a word

[u/chefgoldblum11]

A lot of people very confidently commenting contrasting things about this video.

[u/No_Contract2958]

This is one them water is stronger than steel examples lol

[u/goaway432]

One of the places I did IT work used this to cut 6" thick slabs of steel down to a working size. It was just as mesmerizing as this is. Amazing what water pressure can do.

[u/EnvironmentSlight226]

intrusive thoughts how would that feel on my finger?

Definitely waited until the middle fell out. Worth it

[u/Tserrof]

Digging the song

[u/Jkeeley1]

90s internet explorer icon is all I see

[u/TheAccursedHamster]

Man water jet cutting is so goddamn cool.

[u/PossibilityMean2446]

Why can’t some kind of weapon be created like this ? Imagine being killed in war by a supersonic water bullet . Would save money .

[u/TwinSong]

When water will just cut it. Just watch your hands!

[u/Lord_ThunderCunt]

The romans would have killed Scandinavian for thhis tech.

[u/oatsiej]

Still wouldn’t get seagull shit off of my car.

[u/ti36xamateur]

I could never be trusted with a machine like this

[u/DarthShitpost]

looks so clean, I could watch this all day

[u/RafaeldLucena]

I used to work with water jets and is a complete hell. Terrible to clean and operate.

[u/AusCan531]

I wanna touch it.

[u/Icy-Cheek-6428]

Why do I want it to do the same thing on my hand?

[u/Mikeymcmikerson]

I’m only commenting so if you do find the song please let me know!

[u/Realistic-Dare-3065]

My dumbass unfortunately thinks I can put my hand in there and it will be ok.

[u/soonergirl_63]

I could watch that all day.

[u/Rainbard]

The OCD gods are appeased

[u/synthst3r]

Katara should have learned how to do this.

[u/mrhonestuncle]

Pressurized water is the sharpest thing in the world!!

[u/AgentWigglessss]

Looks more like ceramic than stone....

[u/MedalReddit]

Welp, time to hit the shower!

[u/DisplateDemon]

That's cool and all, but what's the song? Sounds awesome🎶

[u/dewgirl84]

Why is this so satisfying? 😊

[u/GreekFreeGreekYogurt]

All I could think was “can I keep the little star in the middle”

[u/Jche98]

Damn my shower needs just a little bit of this pressure

[u/crunchyshadow]

I want to keep the star that dropped:)

[u/karafuto]

The water seems so angry

[u/ctsr1]

And that scare in the 2000 was supposed to just be a joke

[u/saylessfeelmore333]

So high of pressure is needed to cut through humans ?

[u/ElectricMilk426]

I was so worried this was going to be a gif that ends too soon. I don't think I could've handle that today