60,000 bottle caps later...One awesome wall.
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6. Acorn commented 11 years ago
With a quick eye scan.. I highly doubt that there is more than 6000 caps on that wall
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7. krillemaster commented 11 years ago
there is no way that's 60k...
Clever ad thou.
Clever ad thou.
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9. Pizzathehutt26 commented 11 years ago
Now take three caps out in the middle so all the people with 'OCD' start to lose their shit.
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11. sacredmaniac commented 11 years ago
#5 I reckon it took that much time to gather all the caps and arrange them.
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12. orion commented 11 years ago
#6 your eyes deceive you. A quick division of height by cap diameter, or a quick glance at the end of the video tells you it's about 100 caps high. So a single "square" with the height of the room contains ~10000 caps. As the wall is much wider than tall, it comes to several times that. It could easily be more than 60k.
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13. RetroGrade77 commented 11 years ago
#6 I think I see what you did there. You multiplied 12 inches times 459 square feet and got 5508 and thought that was square inches. Since a bottle cap is 26 mm and one inch is 25.4mm I can see where you got your quick figure. However there are 144 square inches per square foot. 144 times 459 equals 66096 square inches on the wall. Since the bottle caps are just a bit larger than a square inch I think we can safely give Keg Works their 60K bottle caps.
I wonder if there is a way to suddenly demagnetize the wall? EMP perhaps? Mythbusters get to work!!!
I wonder if there is a way to suddenly demagnetize the wall? EMP perhaps? Mythbusters get to work!!!
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14. stretchpadawan commented 11 years ago
#9 ROFL whahahahahahhaha
+7 1. Jabafara commented 11 years ago