Heh. Yeah, & my FD is "on call", so they'd just bring marshmallows to the blaze.
A long time ago, in the pre-lawyer days, our chemistry teacher did a similar thing in the classroom(!) w/a paint can, sparking device, & some flour. Bounced the lid off the ceiling, & other teachers came a runnin' to see what blew up.
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I'll see your wood dust explosion, and raise you a coffee creamer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRw4ZRqmxOc
Heh.
Yeah, & my FD is "on call", so they'd just bring marshmallows to the blaze.
A long time ago, in the pre-lawyer days, our chemistry teacher did a similar thing in the classroom(!) w/a paint can, sparking device, & some flour. Bounced the lid off the ceiling, & other teachers came a runnin' to see what blew up.
That was back in the day when we learnt stuff...
When I first saw the title — sawdust cannon — I was expecting them to use a grain silo-style explosion to propel a cannon ball.
As much as I enjoyed the giant fireball, I have to recommend against igniting pillars of flame in a wooded glen.
One would have to be seriously stupid to play with explosives that near trees.
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