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A day in the life of an EOD guy
Her's a bomb i built for an OSI Post Blast Analysis exercise.
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And the safe seperation timer...
 And here are a few pictures of the car after the blast. The components I put in the bomb were simply meant to leave evidence behind that the agents could reassemble.
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 And the last one... here if you look under the steering wheel you can see where the pipe bomb tore through the tunnel and shattered a large portion of the transmission. The torque converter is exposed and some of the gears. This was all done by 1.25 lbs of C-4 in the pipe. All in all a good day. 
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Dang!
I never thought I would read a thread starting out with "Here's a bomb i built . . . "
How much for the sideview mirror? . . ..when they find it. . .and do I need to pay sales tax, if they find it in Oregon?  On the design; What's the plastic-wrap on the outside of the pipe? Also, is the clock there to provide the "safe separation" prior to the remote detonation? I wouldnt want to wire that thing. BTW, I am soo glad I drive an SC. If this is what you mean by "full blowage;" I certainly wouldn't want to be a carrera type. 
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Couldn't you at least have blown up a 924 or 944?
Cool pix
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That looks like great fun! Of course, it's only fun and games until someone loses an eye or other body appendage!
Seriously, though, congratulations on the wedding!
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Thats way cool
Just dont post the instructions, please 
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Mr. Pate, I think you're my favorite Pelicanhead, but I'm not sure I want you to know that I still have a long hood. Scary to think of getting on your bad side.
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Ummm, worked ok. Gulp.
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It's actually scary to think of how easy it is to build a bomb.
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