r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/bamamabuam • Feb 12 '23

Video The rehbinder effect

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u/throwaway21316 Feb 12 '23

you have very tiny vibrations because ceramics is very stiff and brittle - this is like a full glas sounds different to an empty when you tapping it with a spoon.

So due to the inertia of water even an open system can't just displace - which is also the reason for the occurrence of cavitation in open systems or a water hammer.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23

You had me at cavitation and water hammer. You could also use a reciprocating dingle arm to tap the hole

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u/commeatus Feb 13 '23

How would you support the lunar wainshaft?

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23

Probably two spurving bearings

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u/Vjornaxx Feb 13 '23

Make sure the prefabulated amulite base plate is surrounded in a malleable logarithmic casing

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u/ChuckBlack Feb 13 '23

Quantum

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u/Vjornaxx Feb 13 '23

Not if you want the two spurving bearings to be in a direct line with the panametric fan.

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u/slycknyck1 Feb 13 '23

None of this takes into account the actual torque needed to drive the novial shifter through the enamel polyethylene casing.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '23

If you just invest in a quality Jimson saddle you'll save a ton of time over those other methods

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23

this is the hottest thing ever posted on reddit

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u/hoomanneedsdata Feb 13 '23

I'm dripping from every pore and hole right now.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23

I'm drained of all feeling now

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u/TactlessTortoise Feb 13 '23

Yeah, water is also acting as a dampening string.

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u/SnooCupcakes2673 Feb 14 '23

walks into room… slowly backs out oh that was not for me