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find a car belonging to a person that you wish misfortune upon - place a 20cent sized pile on the bonet above motor and light her up! I have heard of good thermite burning straight through motor and all and just kept going into the ground :evil:

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find a car belonging to a person that you wish misfortune upon - place a 20cent sized pile on the bonet above motor and light her up! I have heard of good thermite burning straight through motor and all and just kept going into the ground :hihi:

 

We don't have 20 cent pieces here Jay-Q

What kind of Funny Money is that??? :evil: :hihi:

 

Better, and Cheaper way is to add sugar to their Gas Tank! :hihi:

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put it on some rock aand light irt, watch what happens through welding goggles. stay far back incase hot sparks come flying. watch out for said sparks getting onto your shoes, you don't need a hole burned through your foot.

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haha, well, thermite burns through damn near anything. So, you can seriously burn a hole through whatever you want. Just keep an eye out for something that would be hilariously easy to destroy with thermite.

 

A car is an obvious one. But there are probably lots of other fun things you can mess up. Burn a hole through a mailbox, the sidewalk, sevag's mom's foot.

 

be creative.

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Thermite is easy to make. All you need is powdered aluminum mixed with powered rust or iron oxide. The reaction makes aluminum oxide and iron. You need a trigger to get it going. Model rocket ignition wire and a battery with long leads may do the trick. This will make it safer. Gun power from fire crackers and a long fuse should also work as the ignition source. Do not pack it in anything just leave it in an open pile.

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Powered aluminum is very dangerous because it will pull oxygen from the air and expand rapidly to meet the oxygen. If you have a nitrogen atmosphere it is safe; there is no oxygen. Once you add the iron oxide it is not as dangerous as pure aluminum powder. The right amount of iron oxide will contain the oxygen the aluminum needs, closeby. It is safer to add more iron oxide than needed.

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I don't think you can just go out and buy powedered aluminum can you?

 

... http://unitednuclear.com/

 

If you don't know about it, you need to. Especially if you have interest in home chemistry. When I was in highschool it was my favorite website :)

 

I decided you should use it to make a manhole cover perminantly closed.

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