Thermite in a Bike Frame

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Uploaded by on Mar 9, 2008

I put some thermite in a bike frame. It looks pretty cool, but sadly didn't melt the frame.

Check out my other vids! I have thermite and fireworks! Some thermite made using copper oxide and even sand!

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  • nice idea

  • Thanks, it was a fun time.

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  • It didn't melt the steel because you provided an escape path. New Mexico Tech made the same mistake when they did a thermite demonstration for National Geographic.

    For use of thermite in cutting steel, see my video "Incendiary Experiments".

    The mythbusters guys set off 1000 pounds of thermite to try to cut a car in half, and explosives experts at New Mexico Tech try to cut a column and a beam, and a Florida Engineer, Jonathan Cole, cuts columns, beams, bolt heads, and bolts.

  • Really nice!

  • Instant bike blacksmithing..take a hammer and shape it

  • next time add a tiny bit of powder sugar to your thermite and see what happens ;)

  • I was expecting this to be one of those crap vids where nothing good happens.

    But that was a really interesting resut!

    Im impressed! 5/5*'s

  • spewing grease out the bottom more likely.

  • that goose is cooked!

  • Very Nice. 5 stars!

    Check out my vids!

  • I want to do that to a lemond reno

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