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[Wade Gustav]

Hi,
Does anyone have any ideas for this:

I want to speed up he rate of water droplets rising in a closed flask (while a low heat is on)

I noticed that static wands alter the direction of water from a faucet...
would a powerful static generator above the flask help?...soundwaves, electro magnets, etc?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

 

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 Hard Drive destroyer

Vincent Wolfe <v.s....@gmail.com> Dec 13 01:18PM -0800  

Hey guys, I have been tasked with an interesting challenge destroy a few
hundred hard drives. Cheapest I have found is $1000 up to $5000. I think
it would be more fun to destroy them myself. There are lots of methods and
opinions on this, but I think it would be neat to build something that is
reusable, speedy and cheap. Would anyone be interested in helping on such
a project?
 
-Vince
 

Bryce McIntosh <bryc...@gmail.com> Dec 13 02:20PM -0700  

Sound like a neat project, I'd be interested in helping on that.
 
-Bryce
 
 
 

DojoMojoMofo <dojomo...@gmail.com> Dec 13 09:03PM -0800  

Sounds fun... not sure what I can do, but I'm happy to pitch ideas... I'm
not sure just how much force is required to bend the chassis of one, but
after looking at some metal shredders, I think a cheap, efficient, but
maybe not easy way would be to build a large "U" shaped anvil, with a hinge
in the back going to a large "V" shaped bit that fits into the middle
space, with a long handle on the end. You could basically stick one drive
at a time in and fold them over on themselves, rendering the platters
unsalvageable.
 
On Friday, December 13, 2013 2:18:51 PM UTC-7, Vincent Wolfe wrote:
 

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[Vincent Wolfe]

I think I need to get a little more details on what you are trying to do.  What kind of flask are you using?  Are we talking water condensation droplets or bubbles?

From my understanding of water, the speed of anything is determined by its desire to be cohesive, you may need to alter the water is some mysterious ways to change it, or switch liquids.  I would love to hear more about what you are doing.

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