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A microwave that I am currently in the middle of building. It's taken me around 6 hours to make. To start: Spark ONE number and then press START. *EDIT: Thank you so much for FP!! I've included a heat/cool button, and stopped electrons from being made.

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heyheyjimmybob 15th Jun 2014

WIP stands for Work In Progress
SOLARFLARE 15th Jun 2014

and +1
SOLARFLARE 15th Jun 2014

what does WIP stand for?
ShadeDrake97 14th Jun 2014

My guess is when people put things in progress out for everyone to see, is they're technichally asking the community: "Any ideas?" or "Should I go on with this project?" wipyman's critiques were nice (I would like that kind of feedback), but they should've been a bit kinder. That was more criticism.
R_Falso 14th Jun 2014

Sabia que so do brasil ? , foda-se '-'
UC17 14th Jun 2014

and +1 complexeption.
UC17 14th Jun 2014

wipyman he published it to show his progress on his microwave project, i dont think he quite intended it to get fp and hated on for not being 100% completed.
SGAtlantis 14th Jun 2014

NOOOOO! My sandwich! Where is it? I've putted it in the microwave! Now it's away! But it smells a little bit ... ummm ... smoky :D
wipyman 14th Jun 2014

(Part 2) -> the insulation is burnt off, allowing for the magnetron to melt, which in turn, causes the shell around the magnetron to melt. (End)
wipyman 14th Jun 2014

I ran it again, at first for an extended period with the cup. This caused Oxygen to built up, along with a large amount of C02 and Noble gases. This gives me some proof that Hydrogen could be produced in the reaction, which could lead to fusion. Also, if you place organic matter (plant or wood) into the Microwave, as to test the ability to cook protein or plant matter. It is set on fire, even when the timer is as low as possible. Because of this fire, (End of Part 1) ->

The Powder Toy

Microwave (WIP) by Complexeption

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