Crazy Chainsaw
Philosopher
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Speaking as a physicist, I'd say that's a pretty good definition of one (given that the other bit that you left out was "and seeing what happens", which you seem to be thoroughly committed to). Do you like hitting things with hammers too?
Dave
Well I did break a weld with a shock wave though steel, caused by hammering on it and started a calculation on physorg that lead to calculation on unheated sections of the twin towers and how off center strikes would effect the welds.
Is that good enough? I sculpt wood, stone and work with steel I am looking for a new 22 pound hammer I had one but I broke it. It was a special hammer made to reshape oil well cleaning bits in the early S. It would straiten an steel pipe or bend a two inch thick steel rod faster than anything else I have found.