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Anyone need 1,000lbs of free, pure lead?
- Thread starter cmshoot
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I could use 100# if any of it gets south.
Cooter69
Cooter69
somebody should use 100 lbs of this to make swim fins
for use in the House Member's athletic center pool.
For AOC + 3.
for use in the House Member's athletic center pool.
For AOC + 3.
Can I see a picture of what a thousand pounds of lead actually look like I'm kind of thinking bigger than a breadbox
I'm good. Got more in my ass than i care to admit
Not much bigger.
Pure lead is so dense that one cubic foot of it would weigh 708 pounds.
https://www.aqua-calc.com/page/density-table/substance/lead
So, a box that is 12" tall, 12" deep, and 18" long would have 1.5 cubic feet of volume.
If it were filled with lead, it would weigh 1,062 pounds.
Yeah, it would be bigger than a breadbox.
It would be the size of a counter-top microwave.
About .4lbs a sq/inch?Not much bigger.
Pure lead is so dense that one cubic foot of it would weigh 708 pounds.
https://www.aqua-calc.com/page/density-table/substance/lead
So, a box that is 12" tall, 12" deep, and 18" long would have 1.5 cubic feet of volume.
If it were filled with lead, it would weigh 1,062 pounds.
Yeah, it would be bigger than a breadbox.
It would be the size of a counter-top microwave.
Yep, 0.41 lb. per sq. inch.
(That's what the conversion tables say. I didn't run the math myself. Just Googled it.)
(That's what the conversion tables say. I didn't run the math myself. Just Googled it.)
