Bored in the man cave?

[Crasherfromwayback]

Try this....

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10205493492448490

[Ulsterkiwi]

I would have thought you might have been busier today of all days :-)
cool vid:laugh:

[Crasherfromwayback]

I would have thought you might have been busier today of all days :-)
cool vid:laugh:

Yeah was a crazy day at work...but we finish at 3.00pm! And yeah...I must try that!

[husaberg]

Yeah was a crazy day at work...but we finish at 3.00pm! And yeah...I must try that!

begs the question why were you on facebook. I thought you used tinder for the coffee test subjects :bleh:
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[caseye]

Pete! It's just a screw! driver spinning in an air vaccum.
Good for a laugh an you know what they say about small minds and amusement? dontcha?

[Crasherfromwayback]

Pete! It's just a screw! driver spinning in an air vaccum.
?

An air vacuum? I'm more inclined to think that the air gun is holding it up (hence the angle it's being blown onto the screw driver at) and the force of it's rotation is what's keeping it from just fucking off. But I could be well wrong.

[pete-blen]

An air vacuum? I'm more inclined to think that the air gun is holding it up (hence the angle it's being blown onto the screw driver at) and the force of it's rotation is what's keeping it from just fucking off. But I could be well wrong.


I thought it may be some form of the "Magnus effect"
But I could be well wrong aswell

[husaberg]

Can't post video here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ln0RS3kvckE

[nodrog]

http://youtu.be/QmMmuf5p0W4

[husaberg]

http://youtu.be/QmMmuf5p0W4

https://s3.amazonaws.com/giphymedia/media/iQMhQn8eAvsY0/giphy.gif

[husaberg]

An air vacuum? I'm more inclined to think that the air gun is holding it up (hence the angle it's being blown onto the screw driver at) and the force of it's rotation is what's keeping it from just fucking off. But I could be well wrong.
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its about the speed over it through a channel that creates the lift.
http://www.rexresearch.com/custer/custer.htm


The Custer saga began during a near-hurricane. A young Willard R. Custer was taking shelter in a barn, when suddenly the roof sailed off. Instead of being frightened, Custer wondered where the power to lift the roof came from. He'd been fascinated with aircraft for a long time, and knew that they had to accelerate down a runway to generate enough lift to take-off, while the barn roof, a poor airfoil, had lifted off "just sitting there".

Think about the shape of the flutes in the handle......