- The clip, taken in Armenia, sees the man slap his hand through boiling hot liquid
- Miraculously, he is then able to show off his uninjured hand to the camera
- At the end of the footage the daredevil foundry worker wears an easy smile
Is this skill or madness? In this remarkable footage a foundry worker can be seen putting his hand straight through boiling hot molten metal.
The clip, taken in Armenia, begins with the man waving to the camera in full protective gear.
Then the welder encourages a steady stream of hot liquid to cascade down a tunnel and erupt at the end in what looks like a waterfall of liquid fire.
Is this skill or madness? In this remarkable footage a foundry worker can be seen putting his hand straight through boiling hot molten metal
Once the current of boiling metal is to the man’s satisfaction he starts removing his protective clothing.
Finally he discards his last piece of protective gear, his gloves, and reveals his bare hand for the camera.
With an unexpected suddenness, the metal worker thrusts his hand under the ridiculously hot liquid and slaps the fluid away – twice.
The clip, taken in Armenia, begins with the man waving to the camera in full protective gear
He removes this and then with an unexpected suddenness, the metal worker thrusts his hand under the ridiculously hot liquid and slaps the fluid away – twice
Miraculously, he is then able to show off his uninjured hand at whoever is filming.
After another couple of slaps at the burning liquid the man reveals his perfectly unscathed hand in a close up during the clip.
The footage ends with the daredevil man coming towards the camera and giving a big thumbs up after his outrageous stunt.
Steel usually melts at around 1400 degrees Celsius and Iron at around 1500 degrees.
Miraculously, he is then able to show off his uninjured hand at whoever is filming
The footage ends with the daredevil man coming towards the camera and giving a big thumbs up after his outrageous stunt