Final Draft - Linnard Griffin Hydrogen Reactor Experiment Report

[spacetrax]

Hi,
I remember I read this in my childhood, in a practical work magazine or so...
I didn`t try it myself.

Cheers!

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G'day spacetrax,

I don't know where you got this idea from.

Glass has a melting point of between 2,300?C (4,172?F) [ for pure silica ] and 1,500?C (2,732?F) depending on what kind of glass it is.

The melting point of lead is 327.46 ?C (621.43 ?F)

It is impossible to melt a hole in glass using lead, in fact it is quite possible to melt lead in a glass crucible.

Hans von Lieven
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[JoinTheFun]

RR2, maybe you could melt holes in glass using lens concentrated solar, no idea as far as precision goes, but it sure is hot enough.
Great work, by the way, peace !

[dorro1971]

hi RR2,


Merry Christmas and all that.


maybe this will help?

http://www.drillglass.com/hehiforbe.html


cheers

dorro

[hansvonlieven]

Good boy Dorro,

Only way to fly 

Hans von Lieven

[ResinRat2]

Yes, thanks for the info link Dorro. Maybe this might work. I will need to get diamond tipped drills and practice on some small pieces.