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What stone was that at the end?
HardKore5250 3 months ago
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A Florida engineer, Jonathan Cole, recently demonstrated how to use packaged thermite to cut steel girders, box columns, and bolts. See my video:
Incendiary Experiments
punxsutawneybarney 8 months ago
Does the thermite burn through the bottom of the pot or only goes through the hole? I have "experimented" with thermite myself, but I never took the effort to get a pot.
Skeptic48 1 year ago
@Skeptic48 no holes, it burns through the bottom
ChemToddler 1 year ago
The suspended pot with a hole is a new idea for me, I've either done the thermite demo in a foil lined depression in the sand tray or in suspended fluted filter paper over a a large beaker with sand and water in it. Is it a special kind of resistant pot or just a flower pot?
EssexTech 1 year ago
@EssexTech Regular flower clay pot
ChemToddler 1 year ago
gloves for what?
etching rust or aluminium?? *lol*
i hope u didnt get much burn holes in the desk...
thats why u do things like that OUTside
Assi2004 3 years ago
nice atmosphere
nehorlavazapalka 3 years ago 5