I Tested The Strongest Tape On Earth!

Damn Tyler, reading instructions, wearing safety glasses, you’re unrecognizable! Nice character arch!

The natural contrast of his black attire and the bright green nature gave the tree plank this very comical green screen feel

I always love when products actually do what companies say they can do. This tape is a prime example. You could maybe test it on steel as well, as steel is known for being very hard for adhesives to stick on.

To answer why when hammering two handed you only felt the shock in your left hand, it's because your right hand was acting like a pivot point transferring the force to the rear of the handle which you where holding with your left hand.

"It's completely hard, and not sticky"

Tyler DOUBLE CHECKED the instructions? Hell has officially frozen over

We need more videos Tyler! My thirst for your content is insatiable

My socks have actually just been blown off. In addition to his many other skills Tyler is also a very talented clairvoyant who really enjoys bashing his wood.

Put wood glue in the split (crack) in the handle, then use JB weld tape.

Tyler invents the one person seesaw.

Something Tyler can't break it's a miracle.

Well Tyler, After watching all of your videos and all the crazy things you have done and products you have abused. In so many way unintended methods. You have finally done something to make me want a product so much and believe in it after watching the torture test you put that hammer through. You have made me a true believer in this JB Weld Epoxy Tape. I wil now use that in so many ways. I live in remoter bush Alaska. A product like that could save my life or keep a tool or price of equipment limping by till a part or replacement could be acquired. Keep being you and have a wonderful life.

You're absolute frustration and disbelief as you literally put everything you had into it is just so impressive you wanted it and I know you did and it didn't give it to you😊

Why does Tyler look like he’s in front of a green screen at 17:50? I mean, I know he isn’t, but still… Is anybody else seeing this, or is it just me!?

The first time I saw JB Weld was at a now defunct hardware store called "Scotty's" here in Central Florida, where I worked before enlisting in the Army. A sales rep came by the store with a glass soda bottle. He had used JB Weld to attach a wooden block to each side of the glass bottle and he would stand on the wooden blocks in a display of both balance and the strength of the JB Weld. It was pretty impressive...

So much frustration released in this video. He must not have had his dino nuggies this morning

sitting here watching this, knowing that I have two wheelbarrows with broken wooden handles that need fixing. Don't need to search multiple hardware stores,Tyler... just visit some old guy's farm. Plenty of broken stuff to test.

Make a wooden shield and wrap a bunch of packs of it around it and see how strong it is.

For those that may not realize it this stuff is essentially fiberglass cast material like would be used to put a cast on a broken arm or leg. In fact, their website calls it FiberWeld permanent repair cast. This is the reason that it holds up so well.

Okay Tyler, Now you need to put it on your scale that is attached to your garage and bring down your garage roof just to see if will...and make sure you put on your black framed glasses...you know, for science.