what household items other than aluminum or tin foil can i use to make a decent bowl/cone piece for a homemade bong?
It just means that 2,000 pounds of force is exerted on an area of 1 inch by 1 inchA puncher at 2000 PSI punch force if he could move an object that weight it would be a small car, do you really think that could happen with just a punch? No way lolAlso objects have different shapes and mass distributions so even if it did work for some objects it would not for othersThe area of a fist is actually about 8 square inches so a force of 16,000 pounds is exerted from the whole fist but it still would not be possibleInertia and friction are also into play and the object would just brake your bonesAs long as it can knock a person to the ground then it's all good ay.
I've always found that sockets work greatAnd if you have a socket wrench set you have a wide variety of sizes to choose from.
if he wants his hand broken
if he(you said it first) could handle the follow through of the hit the answer is still no friction to the ground added to the fact that newtons third law stated the lighter object would receive most of the force unless grounded against something heavier then the weight also you already asked this question here you want different answers ask a math and physics forum but I am actually pretty sure they will say no as well
No, because the 2000 lb object has greater inertia than the man throwing the punch, and is assumably resting on the ground, where friction would come into play as well So what would happen is he would move himself backIf the object was made of something hard, he would also likely shatter his hand, since the force generated would be more than enough to crush bone.
