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Applying sledgehammer to computer hard drives
I had a surprising experience recently. I took a couple of hard drives
and tried to destroy them with a 8 lb sledgehammer. I put a hard drive on an anvil http://igor.chudov.com/projects/Weld...de-Mini-Anvil/ Then I hit it with a sledgehammer, expecting part to fly away and to see the hard drive utterly demolished. But no such thing occurred. Barely any damage was visible on the drive (though, probably, it would no longer function). After many more hits, finally, the hard drive was shoring visible deformation of its frame. I am rather amazed as to how tough the hard drives are. i |
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