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Sagebrush posted:imo they should just make it illegal to sell food products with certain coloring (neon blue, green and pink would be a good start) and then use those colors deliberately for poisonous liquids. I think you're underestimating people's thought processes that lead them to try to win darwin awards here
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Lime Tonics posted:The Times reviewed government documents dating back two decades and interviewed dozens of government officials, former military officers and arms control advocates to examine the agency. The picture that emerges is an organization hampered by an insular management, a crisis of morale among the rank-and-file and outdated equipment. That's all DoE stuff. And yes, they are short funded. The convoy pictured is Air Force, though.
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Olothreutes posted:That's all DoE stuff. And yes, they are short funded. Which means that instead of being short-funded and undermanned, everybody is cheating on their qualification exams. 
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Humerus posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hhs5L09vqek Well why even put out the money for what appears to at least be well built when you can build your own! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcmeBr2TAus&t=524s edit: cut to the juicy part. A large farva fucked around with this message at 13:53 on Mar 11, 2017 |
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insta posted:The mill puts out as much power as it needs to, and is built large because it's cheaper to assemble and inertia is nice for a mill to have. The mill is also potentially expected to put out 7.5hp continuously, and that rating is likely its continuous-duty rating instead of a peak rating. Yea, we had a site with a 200HP AC motor; looking up something similar for a 100HP looks like this: http://www.industrialmotors.com/e32...Xq6EaAiST8P8HAQ It's a 100 HP constant motor that weighs 1750 pounds.
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SharkTattoos posted:Well why even put out the money for what appears to at least be well built when you can build your own! haha 
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Olothreutes posted:That's all DoE stuff. And yes, they are short funded. God'll keep anything bad from happening then.
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At first I thought this pic was like "Don't mess with the babushka mafia". But then I saw the tape measure. WTF?
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Measure twice, cut onAHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhhhh*thud*
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sorry to ruin it but the picture is rotated.  dude's got some serious fore-arm strength though.
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Powershift posted:sorry to ruin it but the picture is rotated. drat impressive Russian engineering.
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SharkTattoos posted:Well why even put out the money for what appears to at least be well built when you can build your own! 9:26 the first appearance of PPE of any kind whatsoever.
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I'm currently operating a new machine at work, it's a manual cutter for plastic tubes consisting of a transformer energizing a blade to heat it red hot to cut the tubes. It seems like a potentially dangerous device, though I've managed to remain injury free so far. I stuck my ruler a across the posts holding the blade in place and it began sparking and spot welding the ruler onto the posts so I assume that's an electrocution hazard as well as a burning one. The transformer powering it says 1KV on there.  No guards or any type of safety device in sight on this thing. I think it's pretty sweet honestly but I can definitely picture someone hurting themselves on it
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That's gonna be low voltage high current, you can tell by the thickness of the wires going to the heating element. Are you sure the transformer doesn't say KVA instead of just KV
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I can't really recall, I'll have to take a look on Monday when I go to use the machine.
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jesus loving christ  When you say "new" do you mean "the boss built it in his garage" ?
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TTerrible posted:jesus loving christ I think he works in his neighbors shed.
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Red hot blade vs OSHA experiment.
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We had a much smaller one of those at a job to cut nylon webbing without it fraying. Only downside of it was the fumes it put out which where vented but out into a space with a roof over it. The fumes if you where doing a big run weren't terrific tbh. We had other nylon we cut with a hand held cutter and those fumes where fully poo poo even with a filtered mask on. It was a good company to work for in terms of what they where trying to produce though which was mainly backpacks and other bags for the emergency services in Australia. Nothing like being asked to design a bag that had to fit a certain amount of kit into it but also had to fit into a defined space inside the aircraft.
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Sagebrush posted:imo they should just make it illegal to sell food products with certain coloring (neon blue, green and pink would be a good start) and then use those colors deliberately for poisonous liquids. You want to ban limes. And celery.
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he'll get my beetroots when he pulls them from my stained, dead hands
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 what is this joker even measuring? "hmm, this one-meter section of board is one meter. yes"
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Sagebrush posted:imo they should just make it illegal to sell food products with certain coloring (neon blue, green and pink would be a good start) and then use those colors deliberately for poisonous liquids. You want to ban snowcones, freeze pops, and summer time 
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Lutha Mahtin posted:
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Keiya posted:You want to ban limes. And celery. I don't know what limes and celery you're buying but mine are definitely not this color  blugu64 posted:You want to ban snowcones, freeze pops, and summer time No reason you can't make snowcones or freeze pops with slightly more natural colors. Just leave the insane day-glo neons for toxic chemicals. The only natural things I can think of that are those colors are some birds and sea creatures. Also I would definitely ban freeze pops for another reason entirely 
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Disclaimer: this guy probably died, but that's a good thing
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Powershift posted:Disclaimer: this guy probably died, but that's a good thing Dude musta been trying to kill himself because otherwise 
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Powershift posted:Disclaimer: this guy probably died, but that's a good thing Why are there giant open holes in the street in China
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Jesus Christ posted:Why are there giant open holes in the street in China As the China thread often says: no why
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I see Google still needs to fine-tune their driverless scooters.
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Powershift posted:sorry to ruin it but the picture is rotated. ok im a retard idiot, can you explain to me how that photo is rotated because if this is supposed to be how its supposed to look it doesnt makes ense to me? why are the bells now upsidedown. please help a brain damaged person understand this osha
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spankmeister posted:That's gonna be low voltage high current, you can tell by the thickness of the wires going to the heating element. Yeah I can pretty much assure you it's 1KVA and not 1KVac. It looks like the transformer primary are the small leads on the right side, secondary are the larger leads on the left. Insulation is pretty gonzo on the secondary if I am looking at this right it almost looks like the high (medium) voltage Raychem heat shrink tubing for covering splices. If someone just threw that together you may want to at the very least put a fuse on the primary side of the transformer if it's powered single phase line-neutral. (Fuse the hot wire, fuse both if its 240V Edison or 208V or some other line-to-line supply.) Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 12:32 on Mar 12, 2017 |
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Ramadu posted:ok im a retard idiot, can you explain to me how that photo is rotated because if this is supposed to be how its supposed to look it doesnt makes ense to me? why are the bells now upsidedown. please help a brain damaged person understand this osha it's an injoke  btw. I recognize that bell tower, it's Kizhi, an UNESCO world heritage site built purely out of wood, including wooden nails  it's a miracle that it hasn't burned down in 300 years, including WW2 when it was at the frontline
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Nenonen posted:it's an injoke I hope they retrofitted some kind of fire protection system in there like sprinklers or something. If that's even possible.
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It's not heated, only used in summer, so pipes would freeze and break during winter, not to mention that the church is on a desolate island so there's no infrastructure to provide pressurized water for sprinklers, anyway the only likely causes of fire would be candles, incense and lightning, and as it is well known, God protects his own 
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Nenonen posted:it's an injoke I went there like 10 years ago when they were restoring parts of it. Most of the outer walls had rot due to the siding they put in decades ago. One of the churches was full of girders and poo poo they used to raise it a logs height at a time. Getting there was fun in a boat like this 
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Jesus Christ posted:Why are there giant open holes in the street in China Where else would you put the holes?
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