Plis make video with compare leatherman wave+ and dlc30, or other multitool like biburry. You coud show how strony are players, and maby cout each other blades. 😮
Can someone explain to me why working on cars defies laws of physics? Heating the bolt directly works better for removing old rusty parts but in theory as well as how many tell others, heating area around the bolt should work better to break the rust free inside the threading. If the bolt is heated and is slightly bigger, why does it come out easier????
ive thought about this too.my theory is that when you heat the bolt, its temperature rises quickly, and so it expands, and this slight expansion is enough to dislodge the 'cemented' layer of rust between the bolt and inner thread. i dont know how to explain it quite well, but i hope it makes sense
very interesting how the water and steel contracted until the water started to freeze then the force skyrocketed
Ow wow I didn't expect these numbers at all! Very interesting! 👍🏻
Интересные эксперименты, спасибо, намного интереснее выдавливания мыла)
Clever experiments.
awesome! many stars⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
that was impressive 👍
Plis make video with compare leatherman wave+ and dlc30, or other multitool like biburry. You coud show how strony are players, and maby cout each other blades. 😮
Can someone explain to me why working on cars defies laws of physics?
Heating the bolt directly works better for removing old rusty parts but in theory as well as how many tell others, heating area around the bolt should work better to break the rust free inside the threading.
If the bolt is heated and is slightly bigger, why does it come out easier????
ive thought about this too.my theory is that when you heat the bolt, its temperature rises quickly, and so it expands, and this slight expansion is enough to dislodge the 'cemented' layer of rust between the bolt and inner thread. i dont know how to explain it quite well, but i hope it makes sense
2:25 32mm or 320mm? 😅
You've made experiment using thermal expansion and the result: