breakthewind · 5-Year Club · 4 points · *
Akasha, I study at an engineering school and we had a few courses on the same machines. I've crafted all sorts of details on it and suffered a few minor injuries. Absolutely the same ones you see in this gif. As you can see it's spinning a metal pole. Let's say everything is secured tightly and the same thing happens, like we see in this video I believe the shirt would just be ripped off his body. It didn't grab his arm. It cannot grab his arm as the object is in such shape, it grabbed the shirt. After the first few seconds the friction between the shirt and the pole wasn't enough and it just began spinning in the shirt. After that it picked up again and ripped the rest of it.
Now as I said, if it was tightly secured and the pole bent like that, then there would've been some casualties and maybe death as the pole would've started spinning in an awkward shape hitting everything in it's path until the machine was stopped.
But just by grabbing the sleeve, the machine would rip it away from the shirt if it has to, but it wouldn't be able to break bones. Yes, the machine CAN break even a 100 human bones at once, but the SHIRT CANNOT bear such tension and would just rip away. No shirt is strong enough to break an arm, especially when pulled from one end to another like in the gif.
For example, if they tie the end of that shirt to your wrist, tie you on a welded to the ground chair and use a car to pull the other end of the shirt, the shirt would rip in half, not your arm.
Trust me, I will be an engineer.
Now as I said, if it was tightly secured and the pole bent like that, then there would've been some casualties and maybe death as the pole would've started spinning in an awkward shape hitting everything in it's path until the machine was stopped.
But just by grabbing the sleeve, the machine would rip it away from the shirt if it has to, but it wouldn't be able to break bones. Yes, the machine CAN break even a 100 human bones at once, but the SHIRT CANNOT bear such tension and would just rip away. No shirt is strong enough to break an arm, especially when pulled from one end to another like in the gif.
For example, if they tie the end of that shirt to your wrist, tie you on a welded to the ground chair and use a car to pull the other end of the shirt, the shirt would rip in half, not your arm.
Trust me, I will be an engineer.
Nigguh, what if I tell you that if it was a prank, the text on the picture would be a lie?
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