Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Experiment #486: Brazing Rod with Flux Coating
(Rated G) I realize that this has NOTHING TO DO WITH EASTER but I've done just about every microwave experiment under the sun, so it's hard to consistently think up new ideas. Not my best episode or idea but as boring as this was, you get the edited version, I had to sit through over a half hour of microwaving a brazing rod just for the little bit of sparking I was able to get, so it kinda ends up like a highlight reel after the heavy editing needed to make this episode not entirely suck. Brazing rods are used for welding, I was hoping the flux would melt. I'm close to 500 episodes so I'm running out of ideas and feasible things I can do in a city. I promise to try to make episode 500 something special, though, I'll do something odd and unique. Microwave Me is currently in its 18th season of production and has now been running on YouTube for over four years, dating back to the old school microwave show period, while being filmed in crystal clear 1080p for the best quality and as always stars Captain Microwave stars as the host and producer, who for this episode uses a 1985 Montgomery Ward microwave.
Experiment #486: Brazing Rod with Flux Coating
(Rated G) I realize that this has NOTHING TO DO WITH EASTER but I've done just about every microwave experiment under the sun, so it's hard to consistently think up new ideas. Not my best episode or idea but as boring as this was, you get the edited version, I had to sit through over a half hour of microwaving a brazing rod just for the little bit of sparking I was able to get, so it kinda ends up like a highlight reel after the heavy editing needed to make this episode not entirely suck. Brazing rods are used for welding, I was hoping the flux would melt. I'm close to 500 episodes so I'm running out of ideas and feasible things I can do in a city. I promise to try to make episode 500 something special, though, I'll do something odd and unique. Microwave Me is currently in its 18th season of production and has now been running on YouTube for over four years, dating back to the old school microwave show period, while being filmed in crystal clear 1080p for the best quality and as always stars Captain Microwave stars as the host and producer, who for this episode uses a 1985 Montgomery Ward microwave.
