Modding A Paper Shredder
detaks writes "The university of alberta's undergraduate computing science student group modded the office shredder, with duct tape, 110volt case fans, and a athlon fan, to increase the speed of the paper shredder from 12 to 37 pages shredded before overheating. You can also read it in the google cache"
They can now cook their books in half the time!
Maybe they should have used some of those fans, and the duct tape, and overclocked their server.
Not everyone deserves a 320i
Speaking of which, that's the last place you think of having cooling problems. Why not put the thing outside a save a few bucks?
"Da ist ein Technölüst in mein Unterpanten!"
...I'm scared to think of what these people would do to this poor shreader if they were introduced to liquid nitrogen cooling.
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Why not mod a shredder to look just like a fax machine. Take it to the office, and watch hilarity insue!
How ya like dat?
All it takes is mention of the words "case fan" for Slashdot to get a hardon and proclaim the story "news worthy".
But perhaps you should by a hockey team. :P
(mistakes intentional, being from Edmonchuk n all.)
"History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme." Mark Twain
I'd be afraid to go to this hospital.
My Ass hurts.
...by an episode of Home Improvement.
Soon we'll see a Slashback linking to the Darwin Awards.
Or is this a Canadian thing?
--sdem
It couldn't make it through the number of credit card offers I get in the mail everyday.
Nuff said
The REAL jabber has the user id: 13196
What you do today will cost you a day of your life
You don't need 115v to shred! This is only crap the shredding industry feeds to you to get you to upgrade! Try running the motor with 80volts and see how long it will run. So it runs slower. You don't need a 3Ghz cpu either!
Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.