Chamber help

[pvcmaster]

I found this strange container inside a lunchbox, and i wonder if i could use it as a compression chamber. Im pretty sure it is aluminum, about 1/16" thick. A 3/4" nipple screws perfectly into it, and i even used the existing gasket. Any ideas on how much psi it would hold?

[noname]

I's probably someone's thermos.
You can probably use it in a combustion but I wouldn't try a pneumatic with it, seeing as you have no idea how much pressure it will hold.

[sandman]

if you have a second, pump it up till it bursts to see what it can take

[hi]

if you do pump it up, dont hold it in your hand for obvious reasons.

[lukemc]

if you have a second, pump it up till it bursts to see what it can take

good plan....but then he wont have a chamber......

[sandman]

if you have a second, pump it up till it bursts to see what it can take

good plan....but then he wont have a chamber......

looks at big red word

[jimmy101]

if you have a second, pump it up till it bursts to see what it can take

good plan....but then he wont have a chamber......

looks at big red word

See, that is why it would best if you would use actual ENGLISH in your posts.

The original sentence has two parses. My first parse (and leukemc's) was that "if you have a second" meant "if you have time", not "if you have more than one".

[sandman]

ohh, i see now, hmm well I that case I meant if he has 2 of the bottles
lol, now I see why I failed English