YouTube BANNED my Debunking Video but leaves DEADLY how-to vids online, 34 dead!
**YouTube Bans Video Warning About F Wood Burning: A Dangerous Hack That Has Already Killed 34 People**
*Introduction*
This morning, I woke up to an email from YouTube that has left me deeply disappointed and frustrated. The email stated that my video titled "Debunking deadliest craft hack, 34 dead" had been removed due to violating their harmful and dangerous content policy. The video, which aimed to warn people about the extreme dangers of F wood burning, was banned for encouraging or promoting activities that could lead to serious physical harm or death.
*The Purpose Behind the Video*
For those who may not know, F wood burning is a dangerous craft hack that uses high voltage electricity to burn patterns into dampened wood. The process involves using a microwave Transformer to create 2000 volts of electricity, which is then used to etch intricate designs onto the wood. While the results are visually stunning, the risks involved are life-threatening.
In my video, I aimed to raise awareness about the dangers of F wood burning after discovering that it had already claimed 34 lives in the United States alone. These were just the reported cases; there are likely many more unreported deaths worldwide. The video was an attempt to prevent further tragedies by discouraging people from attempting this hack.
*The Impact of the Video*
The video had gained significant traction, climbing to number three on Google searches for "F wood burning." It had also gone viral on Reddit and other platforms, with articles being written about its dangers. People began leaving comments expressing gratitude that they had watched the video before planning to attempt F wood burning themselves.
One particularly haunting comment came from an ER doctor who recounted having to inform a woman that her husband had died in his care after electrocuting himself while attempting this hack. Another viewer, Diana, shared her personal loss, explaining how her husband had died five years ago due to F wood burning and pleading with others not to repeat the same fate.
*The Tragic Aftermath of the Ban*
Despite the positive impact the video seemed to have, YouTube ultimately banned it, citing that it was "not safe for the community." However, upon searching for "F wood burning," I found that the how-to videos demonstrating the process were still available. These videos provide detailed instructions on assembling a F wood burning machine using parts from an old microwave, including the dangerous Transformer.
The fact that my video, which served as a warning about the dangers of this hack, was removed while the how-to guides remain untouched is deeply frustrating. It feels like YouTube failed to recognize the importance of the message I tried to convey—one that could potentially save lives.
*Why F Wood Burning is So Dangerous*
To understand why F wood burning is so dangerous, let's break down the process:
1. **High Voltage Electricity**: The microwave Transformer used in this hack converts the standard 120 or 240 volts from a power outlet into an extremely high voltage of 2000 volts. This level of electricity can stop your heart in just one mishap, with a 70% chance of fatality.
2. **Lack of Safety Mechanisms**: Unlike other electrical devices, the Transformer used in F wood burning does not have any safety mechanisms to detect malfunctions or overloads. This means that if something goes wrong, there is no failsafe to prevent injury.
3. **No Grounding System**: The device operates using a pulsing magnetic field, which means there are no wires connecting the two sides of the Transformer. This lack of grounding leaves users at an even higher risk of electrocution.
4. **Fire Hazards**: In one tragic case in Wisconsin, a couple was electrocuted while attempting F wood burning. The equipment not only caused their deaths but also ignited a fire that destroyed their home. It is believed that the fire started in the garage before spreading to the rest of the house.
*Survivors and Their Stories*
There are a few individuals who have survived F wood burning injuries, but they often suffer life-altering consequences. For instance, Mary Calhoun accidentally activated her device while moving it, resulting in severe burns to her hands. Despite medical intervention, she was left with permanent damage.
Another survivor, Bren from Utah, recounted his experience of nearly dying due to the intense voltage. He described the moment he gasped for air, seeing smoke rise off his gloves that were welded to his hands. These stories serve as a stark reminder of the dangers involved in this hack.
*The Call for Safer Content Policies*
This incident has brought me back to my earlier call for YouTube to implement stricter policies against dangerous hacks and how-to videos. While there are already policies in place regarding pranks and challenges, there is no specific rule addressing dangerous DIY projects like F wood burning. I believe such a policy is long overdue.
*Conclusion*
In the face of this setback, I remain committed to spreading awareness about the dangers of F wood burning. If you or someone you know is considering attempting this hack, please share this information with them. You might just save their life.
To my wonderful patrons and supporters, thank you for enabling me to create content that aims to educate and protect others. Your support means I can continue making videos like these, even in the face of challenges like this ban.
As always, if you found value in this article or video, please share it with your network so that more people can be informed about the dangers of F wood burning. Together, we can help prevent more tragedies and ensure that lives are saved rather than lost.
Stay safe and make it a great week by being kind to others. I'll see you on Friday for my next video. Until then, take care!