Hypothetically speaking, how much force would it take for a normal

A plasma cutter and 3 days of work. Cutting a car quickly will just result in the car being crushed. Cleans cuts just don't work like that.

>>34149070
Didnt say it had to be clean, just in two halves.

>>34149089
Ok, however much force is exerted when you drift into a lamppost at 120km/h

>>34149019
A lot of force, but nothing compared to weebs autism

If only we could harness that energy

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>>34149434
Top kek

>>34149019
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SM0JbEOICXo

>>34149070
3 days nigga? try an hour and a half if someone is there to remove the seats and put out small fires and disconnect the power while you cut. You can cut through a semi truck Axel (without removing it) in like three minutes. One person who knows what they are doing could practically return a car to its base elements over the course of a long day with a plasma cuter

If the blade is a circle that spins really fast and is really big, it will probably cut through the car in a few minutes at the most

>>34149434
>This isn't an April Fools joke

The truth is if you could generate enough force to actually cut the car in two the blade would most likely disintegrate.

It's just a function of mass, there is way more steel in the car than the sword.

>>>normal forged steel blade to go through a car like in muh japanese animes?

So forget plasma cutter