We're the Slow Mo Guys and this week

on the "Super Slow Show" we've been given

the opportunity to visit some old faves.

But we're not limited by the size of your garden anymore.

We got this whole big space to play with.

so we've taken the old stuff and doubled it.

Doubled it.

Giant balloons, air bags, paint drills.

Some of the stuff I'd say was more than doubled,

- like tripled or quadrupled. - We may have not realized what double meant.

We've gone quite far with this.

Yeah, we took things too far.

As you may know, from time to time,

we like to make little art pieces

with unconventional methods,

such as weapons or power tools.

Yeah, remember that what we did with the drill bit?

It was probably six or seven inches long.

- I do. - We loaded it with paint.

Didn't hold that much paint though.

It was actually just the biggest drill bit

that we found in my shed.

- ( scoffs ) - Which is why I've got this guy.

Ah, much bigger.

We can certainly start with that, Dan.

- Start with this? - But my ambitions for this video are much greater.

I'm intrigued to what you got in mind.

All right, well let's get this drill through our board here.

- Okay. - This is our little painty area.

Okay, stand back, I'm gonna drill through this wood.

Okay.

Get our spot. Okay, you ready?

Yeah.

- This is a big drill. - ( Gav laughs )

( drill whirring )

( laughs ) Absolutely butchered-- the fact--

- Look at that. - Oh, no!

All right, that's fine.

Okay, just gonna use this little trough to keep the paint in place

before we go.

Ooh, yeah. Lovely drowning of paint there.

Just sounds like funny noises. 'cause I can't see

what's going on.

Gav: Get ready to blast.

- Dan: Okay, give me a three, two, one. - Gav: I'm gonna time it.

Three, two, one, go!

( drill whirring )

- Gav: I kicked the GoPro. - Oh!

Look at the GoPro lens, it couldn't have been more

perfectly on the lens.

I dropped paint right on the lens.

Look at that. It's perfectly covered it.

You know, we shouldn't be allowed GoPros on our show.

- Gah. - We just, we're just not, respectful of them.

We're really not, are we?

And the tiny technology.

Yeah, always a little bit of globbage.

- Dan: Hang off, yeah. - Gav: Ooh!

Dan: Oh, yeah, yeah.

Very, very similar to what we got last time.

Pretty much.

But I do love how the paint is falling down onto the drill

- then redoing the same. - Yeah.

You get a lot of interesting little spikes on the paint.

- Ooh! - That looks delicious.

- Very crisp looking footage that is. - Mm.

Yeah, see from this angle it's a lot easier to see

- those spike on all of that. - Yeah.

I didn't really get a lot of paint on.

You didn't do a great job.

I think I could have done better.

All right, why don't we redo it then,

and you do the paint.

All right, I'm happy with that.

I'll just spin the drill.

- Okay. - Okay, you ready?

Yep.

What? What the hell?

- What the hell? - Gav: What?

Where'd you get that from?

- I went shopping. - I'm gonna need a new piece of card, hold on.

Gav: ( laughs ) Geez.

Okay, start with the yellow.

Oh, that's nice and globby, look at that.

Yeah. Oh...

Gav: People may overlook it,

but the globbiness of the paint is important.

Very important, indeed.

Yeah.

Then red.

Can you take the board away?

Okay, and... go!

( drill whirring )

Dan: That's what I'm talking about.

Gav: Oh, I've made a lovely mess.

That looks pretty.

- Ah, I'm covered in paint now - That's good.

( chuckles )

Let me retract my device.

( laughs ) That looks wrong.

Gav and the multi-rainbow shaft.

What do you think of my secret drill bit that I had?

Yeah, I'm very impressed with it.

( drill whirring )

- Dan: Whoa-ho-ho-ho. - Gav: Yeah!

- That's also... - Dan: That looks very cool.

Gav: I think just 'cause the drill is so long, it wibbles.

Dan: Oh, yeah, look. You can see the whole drill is moving.

Gav: It does look like a weird illusion.

Dan: It just looks like this ball is moving down a rope.

Gav: Oh! Look at that.

That is just an absolute... mess.

- Dan: It looks like ketchup and mustard there. - Gav: It does.

We always put red next to yellow.

- Dan: Yeah. - Gav: Look at that.

- Dan: Absolutely hot dog central. - Gav: It's very surreal.

If you just showed me that right now, I would have

no idea what I was looking at.

Dan: Ah, you can see the drill bit moving up and down,

and sideways as well.

Yeah, it actually is bending.

It's bending more and more, the more it spins as well.

You weren't kidding when you were talking about being ambitious.

What is this contraption?

This is a device, it's gonna separate all the colors

into it's own chambers and we've cut slits in it.

And, uh, once it's hooked up to a drill.

Man, okay.

So, these are loaded with paint.

I'm gonna try and spin it.

I think it's gonna look like propellers,

- just going flinging around. - Yeah.

So the slits are on the top to prevent the paint leaking out.

But we don't want it to spin he paint straight down.

So I think what you're gonna have to do,

- is clock it very quickly, right? - Dan: Yeah.

Clock it over. And then immediately blast it anticlockwise.

I'm gonna hold this because otherwise

this might mess around

so I'm gonna go, whoa--

( makes light saber sound )

And in theory, it will look tremendous.

- In reality... - Who knows.

This is a complete experiment.

- So... - Yeah.

Gav: Ready? Whoa!

Oh, maybe goggles were a good idea. Geez!

( Gav laughs ) Look at this!

- That looks top. - It was super effective.

- That is class. - Oh, good job we had these protective...

- phantom shields. - You know what?

That is better than I was expecting. That is class.

It look like you sped up towards the end.

Did you guys get full beans on it?

I was full beans, but there's more paint in it to start with

- And as it gets - So as it gets paint, it goes whoa-oh-oh-oh.

- That looks lovely. - God.

Gav: Ready to good face 'em? Good face.

- Gav: Ooh, wow. - Dan: Look at that.

- Oh, perfect. - Gav: Oh, get that on your 4K TV.

- That's delicious. - Dan: You see the bubbles there?

- When it falls through the air, like... - Gav: Yeah.

Dan: It creates bubbles and thins the paint.

Gav: The yellow one is quite thin.

That's awesome.

- Ah, I feel like I'm being hypnotized by it. - Dan: Wow

It just gets better and better.

- ( moaning ) - Look at the globs.

Dan: Oh, the globs.

Do you see the globs that are left there

- get knocked away from the spinning paint, - Gav: Yeah.

- Dan: That's cool. - Gav: That is so cool.

Your face is excellent in the background.

- Dan: Thank you. - Gav: I love the framing of this

because you can see all the colors at once.

Dan: Yeah, it's awesome.

Gav: I bet inside, the paint is also splashing around.

That's why it's coming out in little bursts.

Dan: Yeah. I feel like you could

paint an entire room with this thing.

- Gav: You could. - Dan: Just wheel it in and then...

Gav: It wouldn't be the most even coat.

- Done, guys. - Dan: That's true.

Well, first of all, I'm very impressed with your ambition

considering our first time we did it

we used a six inch drill, but this is definitely.

- Quite an escalation, yeah. - Quite an escalation.

Second of all, I'm impressed at the mess.

Yeah, it's not a mess we can keep

'cause it's all on the floor.

But I think it looks very cool.

Oh, yeah, take a picture, burn it.

I mean the art was the video.

Yeah, that's true.

And then the video footage looked really cool.

Hopefully, that'll live forever.

It'll live forever here on the internet.

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