Simple and Stupid Questions Thread

[Twotails]

Well i guess it all depends on RPM, Jar, and Media

A large Jar will allow for more "tumbiling" action with heavy media.
you want a jar to go no slower than 60RPM with a Max of 120RPMs
You want heavy media, brass, Lead, copper, Lead filled copper or brass pipe, ect

Maggot, you might want to take a sample of powder at 8, 12, and 24 hours, and compare speed. you might find your mill will reach max at 8 or 12 hours.

[Maggotsfriend]

I will consider it.

[disodium inosinate]

I have some Hexamethylenetetramine, a few Magnesium strips, some Copper (II) Sulfate, some Ammonium Iron (III) Sulfate, some Potassium Hexacyanoferrate, some Calcium Hydroxide, some Sodium Carbonate, a fair amount of Sodium Hydrogen Sulfate and some Ammonium Chloride. And a ton of fireworks. If anybody knows of anything that goes BOOM that uses one or more of these ingredients, that would be great because I kinda want to get rid of them.

[ndif]

Hey guys, just wondering if i can get a definitive answer on whether making an axe flamethrower (holding a lighter in front of the can while spraying to create a fireball) has a chance of making the canister go BOOM. I'm afraid of getting my hand blown off so I don't do this.

Thanks

[twenglish1]

most likely no, there is no oxygen in the can