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YART: How is stuff made?

Arkitech

Diamond Member
How do they get the cheese slices in the plastic wrappers?

How is sausage made? (I have'nt eaten any in awhile, so I'm ready for the truth)

What makes sour cream sour?

How do they build the ships in the bottle?





 
toothpaste in the tubes: The end of the tube is open, they squirt it in, then they clamp down on the end and melt it together.
TP: probably just a continuous paper process wound onto a big cardboard tube, which is then sectioned off to make the individual rolls.
cheese: put a bunch of slices next to each other on a big sheet of plastic, which gets cut, folded, and the edges melted together
sausage: you take the intestines of an animal, wash the crap out of them, then fill them with meat. Then, you twist and tie to make the individual links
sour cream: acids are sour
ships in bottle: they usually get put in with the masts down, then a small thread is pulled to raise the mast
 
Originally posted by: jagec
toothpaste in the tubes: The end of the tube is open, they squirt it in, then they clamp down on the end and melt it together.
TP: probably just a continuous paper process wound onto a big cardboard tube, which is then sectioned off to make the individual rolls.
cheese: put a bunch of slices next to each other on a big sheet of plastic, which gets cut, folded, and the edges melted together
sausage: you take the intestines of an animal, wash the crap out of them, then fill them with meat. Then, you twist and tie to make the individual links
sour cream: acids are sour
ships in bottle: they usually get put in with the masts down, then a small thread is pulled to raise the mast

Wow, Boom Done!!
 
All that is boring.

I wanna know how to make explosives and nuclear devices with household items.
 
Hey, anybody know the link to that site where they have all kinds of info on how stuff works and such? Or that link to a site where you can like... search for stuff?
 
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