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Adam Savage's Aluminum Foil Ball Cut In Half! (Ft. Waterjet Channel)
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Adam Savage unpacks and examines a foil ball made of 200 feet of industrial tin foil that was successfully cut in half using a waterjet cutter.
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Answers: Can you cut a tin foil ball in half with a waterjet cutter?
- waterjet cutting tin foil ball
- aluminum foil ball cross-section
- density variations in compressed foil
- Waterjet Channel collaboration
What it concludes
- A 200-foot industrial tin foil ball can be successfully cut in half using a waterjet cutter.
- The cut tin foil ball exhibits varying density, with the highest density and smallest amount of air concentrated at the perimeter and more air towards the center.
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