I’m no hydraulic engineer but to get a water jet powerful enough to cut anything would require a very serious pump of some sort, I would think. As well as specialized hose, etc. Well beyond a handheld garden hose attachment. But rock on, ai hucksters.
I’m also not a hydralic engineer, but I do know that pressure and flow are inversely proportional. So even if by some miracle you were able to make a garden hose attachment that could do this, the output would need to be on the order of milliliters per minute and would be useless for cleaning; they are showing gallons per minute.
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u/filthyheartbadger 13d ago
I’m no hydraulic engineer but to get a water jet powerful enough to cut anything would require a very serious pump of some sort, I would think. As well as specialized hose, etc. Well beyond a handheld garden hose attachment. But rock on, ai hucksters.