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What else can I help you with?
Is a blender a screw?
yes... because when you turn it on the blades go round and round like a screw. Plus there are things in a blender that are screwed in to hold it together.
How many blades will make a propeller go fastest?
It's the engine that makes the propeller go fast, not the number of blades.
How do you go fast on sleds?
Sharpen and wax the blades. a bigger hill
Will a Vitamix Pro 750 120 V work in Colombia 110 V?
The Columbian voltage of 110 volts is in the same nominal range of 120 volts. The blender will operate on the Columbia voltage. As long as the specifications of the blender state that is can operate of 50/60 Hertz, which means that it will operate of either of those frequencies, you should be good to go.
How fast can gyrocopters go?
Until the rota blades reach the speed of sound.
How do the blades make windmills go so fast?
The blades on windmills are designed to catch and harness the force of the wind. When wind blows against the blades, it creates lift and causes them to rotate. The speed of the wind and the design of the blades determine how fast the windmill can spin.
How fast do the tips of helicopter rotor blades go?
Some helicopter main rotor blades spin at roughly 185 rpm and extend out up to 20 ft so your question is subjective to the helicopter you are speaking of.
How do you create a 20th Century Fox in Blender Tutorial?
If Blender will import an EPS file, go to http://www.brandsoftheworld.com, download a 20th Century Fox logo, and bring that into Blender.
Where online can I go to purchase an immersion blender?
You can purchase an immersion blender from the website www.amazon.com, they have many options to choose from. Another website where you can find an immersion blender is www.bedbathandbeyond.com.
Why does wind turbines have long blades when short blades go faster?
Long Blades Catch More Wind Then Short Blades
What nicknames does Melissa Blades go by?
Melissa Blades goes by Missy.
Where can you download Blender?
Go into your address bar and type in:www.blender.org
