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Pretty sure the inertia of a blade that size will cause the operator to spin instead.
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Then it rampages through the warehouse dragging the severed arm, killing all in its path.
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I'm pretty sure I've built something similar to that in Besiege.
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He should zip-tie the trigger down, so his hand doesn't have to be so close to the blade.
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Hah. And I thought it deserved the name "death wheel" before! fake edit: Don't get me wrong, I friggin love my death wheel though. We just understand each other, that's all.
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chrisoya posted:Then it rampages through the warehouse dragging the severed arm, killing all in its path. german_OSHA_warehouse.wmv
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Dang, I've done this same exact thing but with a 5½"blade. Made for a decent flush saw. Also, giant grinding or cutting wheels are pretty normal sight on little grinders. That's how you get the extra depth. The downside is that you need to stock up on grinders
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Say Nothing posted:Wearing a helmet, all is safe. Hes trying to see if theres a traffic jam ahead. I do that all the time. How else are you going to look far ahead with big cars?
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chrisoya posted:Then it rampages through the warehouse dragging the severed arm, killing all in its path. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oB6DN5dYWo
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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Elsa posted:You don't have to die, just get hurt enough to sue the company and walla you own it now.  The word is Voila. Are you also enjoying the Coop in Turkey? mostlygray posted:so I was really there to save the seed, not the person. You were really there to learn a healthy respect for the machinery.
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My Q-Face posted:
"walla" started in lovely Lifehacks (some lovely FB life hack ended with "Walla! There it is." or something along those lines). It breaks out to to other threads every now and then. Walla, there's your explanation. Coop? Really? I think you mean Coupe.
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My Q-Face posted:
I think Walla for voila gained wide SA use from the bad lifehack thread. E:FB
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Walla is as ancient and venerable as teh.
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Nice gently caressing derail.
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we don't go to ravenholm any more
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Looks like this guy hosed up again: 
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crikey! it's donkegin!
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flosofl posted:Coop? Really? I think you mean Coupe. Coo.
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I would like to apologize for my most recent bad joke.
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My Q-Face posted:
yeah 2002 reg date I'm not biting your bait. plus it's spelled Coo
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The picture of the chef on right side just smiling away like an idiot while the obvious impending doom looms makes this perfect.
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Elsa posted:yeah 2002 reg date I'm not biting your bait. plus it's spelled Coo It's actually koo
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Queux
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It fits now!
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Hello my name is Jerry Cotton and I just had to file an HSEQ report about a dangerous chemical spill because two storage workers had set up a dartboard on a shelf next to plastic canisters of Sinol. I'm sure head office will enjoy it.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Hello my name is Jerry Cotton and I just had to file an HSEQ report about a dangerous chemical spill because two storage workers had set up a dartboard on a shelf next to plastic canisters of Sinol. All I could find for Sinol is that it's a nasal spray. I'm guessing I didn't find the right thing?
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Karma Monkey posted:All I could find for Sinol is that it's a nasal spray. I'm guessing I didn't find the right thing? Denatured alcohol. e: Never realized Berner (the manufacturer) was domestic. 3D Megadoodoo fucked around with this message at 14:54 on Jul 18, 2016 |
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Is there any "standard" for how tall trucks are? If there is it would seem like a good idea to put bridges above that. Also gently caress being a driver. I have never thought about how tall my vehicle is and one brain fart will soooooo gently caress you.
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FalloutGod posted:Is there any "standard" for how tall trucks are? If there is it would seem like a good idea to put bridges above that. Also gently caress being a driver. I have never thought about how tall my vehicle is and one brain fart will soooooo gently caress you. There’s a standard for clearance on Interstate Highways—14 feet in urban areas, 16 feet elsewhere—so trucks are generally designed to be slightly shorter than that.
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Plus there's a whole bunch of bridges that were built 50 years ago or even longer that are still in daily use but are non-standard heights and can't be adjusted for various reasons. Edit: America has a sliiiiiight problem fixing their infrastructure issues at the moment, we can probably file the Low Bridge Problem under that Snowglobe of Doom fucked around with this message at 15:21 on Jul 18, 2016 |
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Man, the real Loch Ness Monster ended up being a real letdown, huh?
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   That tube going into the wall feeds into the faucet of a mop sink on the other side of the wall.
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MariusLecter posted:
I can't wait for the Rio Olympics OSHA pictures.
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FalloutGod posted:Is there any "standard" for how tall trucks are? If there is it would seem like a good idea to put bridges above that. Also gently caress being a driver. I have never thought about how tall my vehicle is and one brain fart will soooooo gently caress you. Further to this. Standard US semi truck height is 13'6" from the ground to the top. Or 102" high from the deck of a flatbed trailer. Over 13'6" you start needing permits/escorts depending on which states you're travelling through. Of course you get low bridges or bridges where the road was paved underneath raising the road height so the bridge is no longer 14' off the ground. Etc. 102" wide is legal width of a load also in the US (in general, some states can have different/wider rules) FYI.
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I’m going to take a guess here that it’s not a coincidence that 102″ is also the dimension of a standard shipping container.
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Platystemon posted:I’m going to take a guess here that it’s not a coincidence that 102″ is also the dimension of a standard shipping container. Of course it's not a coincidence. The problem is that a lot of roads and bridges were built prior to that standard being established and it's too expensive or difficult to redesign and rebuild them to fit.
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