Does anyone who has a Newton's Cradle know if ones with a wood base will crack? (The base I mean)?
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I have a wooden one in my classroom that has lasted several years of constant touching by teenagers.  It is harder to tangle the lines on this one than on the metal one I used to have.
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Mine's messed up like that just from the orthodontist. It's been popping ever since I had to wear "the spring" on one side (which attached the top back tooth to the bottom) in 8th grade. My orthodontist told me "that happens sometimes" and didn't do anything about it. So yes, I totally know how you feel. It sucks when it cracks and pops (or gets kinda stuck), but you do start to get used to it after a while. But unfortunately, I haven't found anything that really helps! Other than the fact that  it has gotten less annoying (it's been what, five years or so?). Well, good luck, and hope it stops bothering you!
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I found a couple at Amazon:\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=br_ss_hs/104-8717344-5010331?search-alias=aps&keywords=wood%20preservation
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You don't want to settle anything until you are sure there will be no long term effects. This happenend to me and I ended up with degenerative disc disease on my vertabraes. Get it check out.Better safe than sorry....Good Luck
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to give strength to the plywood. to see an example go to the hobby shop and buy some balsa wood and try it at home. you will find that the wood bends with the grain very easy and fractures but by putting the grain 90 degrees it will support each other when you try to bend it.
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as long as it's replaced or fixed to the exact specifications of when you lent it to them its fine, not rigged so it will hold together for a few days. If that happens and it does break I wouldn't trust them with anything else that belongs to me.
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I think the machine design is CRAP.  I've had to reweld the base and modify the design.  The welds at the base of the readout, broke on one side, so I welded it back together then they broke on the other side.   So I stripped down the whol front down to the metat and added angle irons and beefed up the joint.   \n\nDon't buy this machine unless you want to be shopping for another one in 9 months.
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There is a word Heartwood in xylology.If you mean so,it is not possible becuse it is totally resistant due to deposition of lignin and resins etc.
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naturally. please replace it with paper or wooden planks
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Get a hammer and do it yourself! They've got the books at Lowe's. Supplies you can get at Home Depot, too, just look out for pot in the furniture! LOL
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There is a denture material called Flexlite.  its like plastic and bendy so it won't break if you dropem. also you since it is bendable you can make them grab the teeth more.
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Try a divining rod.  No one can explain how they word scientifically, but there are people (mostly old, rural folk) who can quite successfully use it to find a good spring.  My dad has been pretty successful (or lucky according to some people) doing it.
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Although no theory is "right"  Newton is not "wrong" in the sense you probably mean it.  As I understand your question (you would do well to apply yourself to learning to write Engish as well as understanding physics), the table provides a reaction force up to its capability and then breaks.  The mass placed on the table then falls and the "reaction" is provided in its downward acceleration (F=ma) until it meets the floor after which the floor (hopefully) will provide the reaction needed to restrain the mass from further fall.  It is therefore the table and not Newton which is faulted.\n\nRegards,\n\nBramble.
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Maybe teh best place to find that out is in their official  web page\n\nwww.cradleoffilth.com, i´m sure Dani will answer that query directly.
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Try this website:\n\nhttp://www.screwgravity.com/
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Wood rots and disintergrates.\n\nGlass stays around forever.\n\nMetals rust and disintergrate, or if their oxide lay protects them, they can stay around for a long time. (Titanic hull is still there)
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Good question,but remember it's a nursery rhyme...You have to associate humpty with something that is breakable and non-repairable..Just happened to be an egg,,Stay sweet..