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This is neat...
Now with a lot of helpful replies. 😉
Especially
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Hehe
Nice. I came to mention boltcutters but those have been mentioned.
If you're looking for material with sturdy welds I recommend shopping trolleys.
Those caltrops don't have to have 4 points. If your material happens to be a thicker rebar, that is difficult to bend. Cut 3 short rods and angle them like so, that there's always three points resting on the ground.I'don't really believe in the break tubing method. But haven't tried it either.
Welding works.
Most caltrops used will not flatten tires! That's not a problem. Most service vehicles have hardened tires.The caltrops will get stuck in the tires and make it difficult to drive. They will tear in to wheelwels and get stuck there. Or maybe rip a breakline or something.
Anyhoo, love from the other side of the ocean.
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Mr. Funk E. Dude
in reply to Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson • • •red_rooster
in reply to Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson • • •Caltrops are nothing new already the Romans BC and by any official or in-official warrior in between.
So, tell me about the innovation in this.
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in reply to Aaron • • •@hosford42 @Nonya_Bidniss 😂 yep. I'll be the first to tell anyone that I'm not looking for anything new and innovative. Just looking to share proven things that might help to fight fascism.
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in reply to Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson • • •This is neat, but would that solder hold under the weight of a truck? I'm imagining those caltrops just snapping in two without doing much but I don't know shit about soldering so hoping I'm wrong.
Edit: I am wrong; apparently it's a whole welder. You'd think the bigass blue arcs of electricity may have clued me in but you know.
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in reply to Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson • • •This is way too much and not accessible. Nails can havs the heads cut and shaped so there is always one point flat and one up by bending one end up and one to the side
Amro has been
in reply to Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson • • •Nice. I came to mention boltcutters but those have been mentioned.
If you're looking for material with sturdy welds I recommend shopping trolleys.
Those caltrops don't have to have 4 points. If your material happens to be a thicker rebar, that is difficult to bend. Cut 3 short rods and angle them like so, that there's always three points resting on the ground.
I'don't really believe in the break tubing method. But haven't tried it either.
Welding works.
Most caltrops used will not flatten tires! That's not a problem. Most service vehicles have hardened tires.The caltrops will get stuck in the tires and make it difficult to drive. They will tear in to wheelwels and get stuck there. Or maybe rip a breakline or something.
Anyhoo, love from the other side of the ocean.
Amro has been
Unknown parent • • •How do you think I learned to weld?
Amro has been
Unknown parent • • •The little lost table part one - Little lost table
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