With some math, I've determined that the surface area of the end of this hollow drift is about 80% of the surface area of a solid-end drift. For this reason, when using the hollow drift I'll only apply about 80% of the force with my press that I'd apply when using the solid drift. Winnie the Pooh: Sing a Song with Pooh Bear (1999) (Heard once during "Try a Little Something New" when Tigger falls and spins, cutting to Pooh watching Tigger falling to the ground.)

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Because of the high pressure used to press these motors, the tubes would bend, split, and collapse if they were made using no tube support. A good support is absolutely essential when making these motors. But, since the hollow drift has the hole in it, less force will have to be applied to it to achieve this same pressure on the fuel. Ice Age: The Meltdown (2006) (TV Spots) (Heard briefly in one TV spot when Scrat falls off of a ledge.)Ice Age: Continental Drift (2012) (TV Spots) (Heard in one TV spot when Scrat dives into the ocean, only to be eaten by a shark.) Merry Madagascar (2009) (Heard as the title characters fall in Santa's sleigh after the Penguins run out of magic.) I create this passfire hole by carefully hand-twisting a drill bit into the center of the bulkhead just through the clay into the pink fuel. (Remember that the last 1/8-inch of fuel that was pressed should contain no titanium, even if titanium was added to the rest of the delay fuel.) This whistle is most often used by Hacienda Post and Jeff Hutchins. It is usually not used in most Advantage Audio projects, except for those with sound design by Jesse Aruda, Roy Braverman or Rich Danhakl, but it was also used in an episode of New Looney Tunes and Super Mario World (Paca Thomas). The hollow drift is used to press the increments of fuel, until the fuel is above the spindle. All the increments are pressed to 7500-psi (pounds per square inch) on the composition.

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If I plan to have a passfire hole, I usually drill the hole down through the center of the clay bulkhead into the fuel. But, I don't want to drill into any fuel containing titanium; so I'll cap any titanium-fuel off with 1/8-inch of plain fuel (no titanium in it). Hand-twist-drilling into that is safer. Good Burger (1997) (Trailers) (Heard once when a giant plastic burger on top of the demolished Mondo Burger falls down onto Mr. Wheat's car before he yells "WHY?!".) Chemically, Acetone and Toluene are classified as "polar solvents." Both are very flammable, evaporate rapidly, and are hard on the respiratory system. Acetone mixes well with water. Toluene mixes with water, but not well. Measure and pour about half of the required amount of Naphtha into the container with the melted Vaseline. Shake and/or stir until the Naphtha and Vaseline are thoroughly mixed. Pour the Naphtha & Vaseline mixture into the stainless mixing bowl with the Sodium Salicylate & Iron Oxide. Pour the rest of the required amount of Naphtha into the Vaseline melting container, swirl it around to rinse off the Vaseline residue, and add the rinse to the mix.ChalkZone (Hacienda Post episodes only. Heard in very long form in "Superhero Snap" and "Chalk Queen".) Using both gloved hands, combine the ingredients. Scoop up hands full of the mixture and squeeze it through your fingers until the ingredients are completely mixed. This step typically takes 5 minutes - and I do mean a full 5 minutes. The resulting wet mixture should be smooth and a uniform dark red color. Moose and Zee (Heard in a very long form in "Pancakes", "Dentist", "Baseball Zee", "Football Game" and "Musical With Pandascout".) Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase (2001) (Heard thrice when the Phantom Virus is thrown toward Scooby & Shaggy, as Scooby pushes a boulder down, and as Fred and Cyber Fred jump off a roller coaster.) Prior to flight, the tape is completely removed from the motor's bottom, and the Visco fuse is installed through the fuse hole.