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I'm gonna go out on a limb and assume those are empty canisters. The only OSHA is the 2nd guy's back maybe but I think he's underhanding it too. E: Quoting for new page. 2nd dude is NOT throwing underhand, maybe some back muscle pullage?
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I think they're just working their way up to tossing the caber
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Trabisnikof posted:easier to make very deep with old school tech Old school is a big wicker basket hauled up using a rope attached to a windlass, aka elevator. If you have the technology to build this miner-dicer, you should have already had the technology for a basic elevator a millennia previous. Granted this system in theory could move more men out of a deep shaft very quickly except that it has an obvious weight limit probably not much more than a wicker basket on a rope.
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Neutrino posted:Old school is a big wicker basket hauled up using a rope attached to a windlass, aka elevator. If you have the technology to build this miner-dicer, you should have already had the technology for a basic elevator a millennia previous. Granted this system in theory could move more men out of a deep shaft very quickly except that it has an obvious weight limit probably not much more than a wicker basket on a rope. The miner dicer can also work at a slight incline. Basket on a rope requires a perfectly vertical shaft.
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Neutrino posted:Old school is a big wicker basket hauled up using a rope attached to a windlass, aka elevator. If you have the technology to build this miner-dicer, you should have already had the technology for a basic elevator a millennia previous. Granted this system in theory could move more men out of a deep shaft very quickly except that it has an obvious weight limit probably not much more than a wicker basket on a rope. Basket on the rope is more likely to break and
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eh they can always dig up if they need to get out
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Captain Cool posted:Found the name but not a video, it's a man engine You'd only need a belt, 3 gears and a pulley and a rope for an elevator.
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:Seems harder than making an actual elevator out of it. long and strong cables are harder to make than chopping down some trees
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Trabisnikof posted:long and strong cables are harder to make than chopping down some trees good point.
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:good point. Also reading the wiki again, it points out that first, miners just stuck rungs onto the side of the dewatering pumpjacks and the man-engine evolved from that laziness
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 kalstrams posted:Surely empty? I would assume so, those things aren't light when full.
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Ash1138 posted:It's American of course it's designed to hold up a lot of weight. How much weight, exactly?
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chitoryu12 posted:How much weight, exactly? uh, like it says on the label--500 lbs, which is roughly equivalent to 198.42 lbs. duh
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l285JDSiOOo
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EssOEss posted:Nice effort but your link-fu is weak today. The first one is forbidden to us filthy foreigners, apparently. Sorry about this. The links came from Wikipedia; I was suspicious of the second one myself, but the lovely video player didn't let me fast forward it to check. As for the first one, now you can have the real German online video watching experience 
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That show is hilarious. They get a old house, and try out all sort of weird things. Like what happens if you boil petrol, washing your car with a fire fighting helicopter, water in a grease fire in the kitchen, seasoning meat with a shotgun and lot's of stuff with explosives. It's a great show, they have a lot out on Youtube. It's Norwegian, but some of the videos have subtitles. Here is a playlist with a lot of them: https://goo.gl/k8VqE0 (google short url because forum want to tag the playlist as a single clip)
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Dunno-Lars posted:That show is hilarious. I'm fond of "Can you seal the bathroom and fill it with water" since I always wanted to do that as a kid. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ha7A52Sr-1U
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:which is roughly equivalent to 198.42 lbs. How many lbs is that, though?
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Hyperlynx posted:How many lbs is that, though? How big of a slab of concrete?
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Huh, apparently all it takes to turn a professional truck driver into a professional drift racer is a bit of ice. https://twitter.com/niraikanai07/status/686442547791544320
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"In the process of unpacking, we have gathered a lot of mutated patients." 
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The most incredible placement of an emergency stop button ever.
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Three posts up.
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GotLag posted:Do those emergency stops engage the brakes or do they just cut the power? Will they be able to tow it or will they have to cut that pillar? On all large construction equipment I've seen it shuts the motor down immediately. They'll probably just bypass the emergency shutoff to get it moved away. And then never fix it.
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