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VetOfTheSeas@discuss.online to deflock.me@sh.itjust.works · 10 days ago

Oh no! What type of foam was this? What angle?

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Oh no! What type of foam was this? What angle?

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    Two part epoxy? Two guns two types…

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      You could have the 2 parts separated internally in the same ball (kind of like a cold/hot pack that you “crack” to activate). On breaking (or shooting) the barrier is broken and the two parts mix.

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        Like a Tide Pod, but spherical, and arguably even more dangerous to eat!

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          Mixing was going to be a concern, but the spiral feature should greatly help in that effort and a great addition :)

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          Delicious AND science‽

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