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spud posted:My dad is a retired Aircraft Engineer, and whilst I'm sure this a rather sweeping (and racist?) statement, he told me that generally the Asian Airlines "Just don't loving maintain them, to save money". What the hell has happened to people here
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GENDERWEIRD GREEDO posted:What the hell has happened to people here His dad didn't post that
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Three-Phase posted:Process.jpg I'm looking at this thinking there is a reason. Tell me that they are using the purge pressure to turn that motor and generate electricity for that socket at the end. Because everything else ends in Donetsk chemical plantesqe glory.
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Genocide Tendency posted:I'm looking at this thinking there is a reason.
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Feb 9, 2015 16:29
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zedprime posted:You're over thinking it, the reason is companies wonder "how do we label all this bullshit without paying anyone overtime" and the answer usually ends up being "we'll let the trainees do it, they are tracing the lines anyway." Then everything explodes and they get to star in a CG movie as negligent_manager3.
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Feb 10, 2015 02:10
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 Out for a ride and someone throws a motorcycle at you? I hate that!
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And to think, I get nervous when I'm on a two-foot stepladder sometimes 
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Feb 10, 2015 22:51
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there's a 'y' shaped bracket holding it all secure, no? the ladders at least, hope you can get across ok
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Feb 10, 2015 23:30
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Notice how the ladder holding up the pick is on the inside? That's fine, except there is no ladder to climb up to actually get on the pick. That means dude had to climb up the ladder with the pick on it, then when he got to the top he had to reach back and over his head to grab the pick and swing himself up on to it like a rock climber with no ropes, just hanging free 30 feet in the air trying to scrabble up before gravity notices that he is only being held up by the death grip one hand has on the pick. I have done this and this poo poo is loving horrifying.
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Feb 10, 2015 23:47
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[img]http://i.imgur.com/j6oqgGe.png :nsw: (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Feb 10, 2015 23:52
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Improper PPE? Probably unsanitary conditions, too.
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Feb 10, 2015 23:58
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It's not safe to leave them away from pizza too long 
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Feb 11, 2015 00:01
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No eye protection, that's a fine
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Feb 11, 2015 00:04
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Also this is a questionable form of doctor-patient interaction
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Feb 11, 2015 00:05
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OSHA is supposed to stop these sorts of not safe for work things!
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Feb 11, 2015 00:12
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The other probations are for the same pic. Indulging your fetishes isn't generally a work-safe idea Tortuga.
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Feb 11, 2015 00:14
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:there's a 'y' shaped bracket holding it all secure, no? Yeah, isn't that kinda standard roofer stuff? Like, usually the top piece would be flat and on two ladders, but same basic concept.
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Thump! posted:OSHA is supposed to stop these sorts of not safe for work things! In this context, that image is meta as gently caress so good job Tortuga
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Sham I Am posted:Notice how the ladder holding up the pick is on the inside? That's fine, except there is no ladder to climb up to actually get on the pick. That means dude had to climb up the ladder with the pick on it, then when he got to the top he had to reach back and over his head to grab the pick and swing himself up on to it like a rock climber with no ropes, just hanging free 30 feet in the air trying to scrabble up before gravity notices that he is only being held up by the death grip one hand has on the pick. ...or he climbed out the window?
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Feb 11, 2015 03:25
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Feb 11, 2015 19:53
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i can't figure it out how things ended up like that like it's almost all of the parts for an engine stand and they wouldn't have used them like stilts.... right??
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It's not making much sense to me either. The engine stands I've seen typically bolt to the front or back of the engine, they don't support it from underneath. The engine has engine mounts at various points which are used to attach it to the chassis of the car, and that's where it ought to be supported. I don't even see the parts on the floor for that, there's just some random box steel pieces, a wooden... crossbrace?... and a puddle of whatever is coming out of the engine, presumably, although it should have been drained before removal so who the gently caress knows what it is. e. For those of you unfamiliar with an engine: the top of the engine is at the bottom right of the photo.
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Feb 11, 2015 20:16
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Did it fall off of some chains from which it was hanging?
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:i can't figure it out how things ended up like that
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Captain Cool posted:I'm gonna guess they stacked up the box section on the front of that steel dolly so they could set the engine down level A reverse image search brought up a Reddit thread from the mechanic where he says this: quote:I took the engine off the stand and propped it up on that makeshift rolling cart (which consisted of the base to an old engine hoist, an industrial electrical panel turned upside down, and 3 2x2 steel tubes to support under the front of the oil pan). I was putting the flywheel, clutch/pressure plate, and transmission on, and the engine stand doesn't allow for that. I was spinning the crank to get it to TDC and dumped it right off the cart. Rolled into the car and dented the rocker. Smashed the valve covers. Almost smashed my leg as well.
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Feb 11, 2015 20:38
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You can see, I think, pretty clearly where the guardrails can easily decouple to give access to the hose. It's not as 'are you loving serious' as it seems at a glance.
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Feb 11, 2015 23:43
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Then you probably get a (granted, short) falling hazard when someone puts a non-parallel force on the handrail and it detaches on accident, and you get a fun surprise once a fire starts then you find out that maintenance was sick of reattaching the pole and decided to use some plumber's epoxy. At least you can set up a security camera to capture all of the grandmas faceplanting so you can post it on liveleak for some ad revenue to cover the lawsuits
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I would put zero faith in that section actually being detachable. The seems are just simply because bending small sections was a lot easier than bending the whole rail. Oh and B, it's loving China, lol if you think anything is done properly there `Nemesis fucked around with this message at 06:22 on Feb 12, 2015 |
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Feb 12, 2015 06:18
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maybe the whole railing comes off
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Shions of Qud
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verbal enema posted:maybe the whole railing comes off Getting probated once for your dumb loving sig wasn't enough?
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`Nemesis posted:Getting probated once for your dumb loving sig wasn't enough? I put the first one on Adblock and this one goes as well.
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lol if you have sigs turned on just loll
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Feb 12, 2015 07:24
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NWS/NLS, this is what happens when you try to turn an angle grinder into a table saw
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 What special kind of stupid would you have to be to think that's a good idea for anything except a BattleBot
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 what a gently caress up
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Don't angle grinders have a much higher RPM than saws?
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I imagine he was trying to use it as a circular saw. I'm guessing he was climb-cutting with the blade facing himself.. I was careless with a tablesaw once and it is amazing how quickly it can throw a piece of wood through a wall. It's like a bullet. There's a hole in my garage that reminds me every day to pay attention. If it had hit me I'd be dead.
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