Baki class m

[Luca]

Yasha ape do this
Casually the same thing
As Julius feat

Kengan verse LS

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[Luca]

Bump

 

[Luca]

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[Luca]

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[SamanPatou]

The feat, the barbell, the measurements and everything are totally different, and that's not how things are done in general, a new, specific calc has to be made.

 

[Luca]

Who can made the calc

 

[Un_Maruchan_Crudo]

"Who can made the calc"

i´ve alredy made it.

 

[Shmooply]

"Who can made the calc"

i´ve alredy made it.

Can you link it?

 

[Un_Maruchan_Crudo]

Can you link it?

I have the calc in my pc, let me upload it to the wiki, its a massive feat (and Yasha Ape has other Class M feats, also Baki has)

 

[Un_Maruchan_Crudo]

Can you link it?

Here it is

Baki Kid Class M Feats

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If they accept it or no, Yasha Ape>Julius Reinhold in Lifting Strength

 

[NikHelton]

No, it doesn't work. Julius is actually compressing the steel by pushing it in.
Bucky and the monkey just break thin blades.

Also, the monkey bends the bar of the bar, and does not squeeze it. So my method doesn't work here

 

[Un_Maruchan_Crudo]

Yeah, but the point is he Folding the Iron Bar and thats the calc

 

[NikHelton]

Yeah, but the point is he Folding the Iron Bar and thats the calc

He bends it at an angle. This is different.
The crumpling of the neck was highly valued, not because it was deformed, but because it was flattened. This is a different kind of deformation.

Take plasticine. A small stick. It will be very easy to bend it. But turning it into a ball with the help of compression forces will be a more difficult task.

 

[Un_Maruchan_Crudo]

Yeah, thats the point, i´ve used his Yield Strength for that

 

[NikHelton]

Yeah, thats the point, i´ve used his Yield Strength for that

This is not a yield strength, but a bending force

 

[ElajRuengies]

You gotta use a specific calculator for bending iirc

 

[Un_Maruchan_Crudo]

This is not a yield strength, but a bending force

its the same if i use Tensile Strength (Calc alredy edited)

 

[NikHelton]

its the same if i use Tensile Strength (Calc alredy edited)

It's not stretching, it's bending