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IPCRESS posted:Fill your copper pipes with finely ground salt ($0.90/kg at Woolworths) when you're shaping them (unless you have a proper mandrel, then use that). They'll still kink if you're determined, so keep that in mind. Really don't use soldered or sweated joints. Why no solder or sweating? Contamination?
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Kragger99 posted:Okay, this video is one of the Trailer Park Boys, and what is supposed to make it funny is how OSHA it is. But the actor doing these "stunts" made me cringe in fear. Kind of surprised he agreed to do some of this. proclick
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I hope you all spent this holiday season watching the ERI Safety Video classic: A Safety Carol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7veBZHrK0Qc
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Groda posted:Why no solder or sweating? Contamination? I don't do anything with stills, but I do work with a lot of copper since I do HVAC work. The only thing I can think of is that oxidation stuff will form on the pipes when you heat them up, and that can flake off and get into other parts. Of course this is easily mitigated by running nitrogen or something through the lines while you braze. Or its just one of those "More fittings = more leaks" line of thinking. Which isn't really true. Also, if you're gonna bend copper, get soft copper, not the hard lines both those pictures were using.
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IPCRESS posted:Fill your copper pipes with finely ground salt HEY NONG MAN posted:That's actually a really smart idea in a pinch.  Does OSHA have regulations on bad puns?
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Lead solder in a still will cause the lead to leach into your booze and poison you. Lead free tin-silver solder (or brazing compound) however is perfectly safe for brewing equipment. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/silver-soldering-diy-brewing-vessel-upgrades.html Alternatively instead of using a torch, you could GTAW weld all the joints. Never welded copper myself, sounds like a challenge though. Google says you need to buy special deoxidized copper if you're going to weld it.
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Just do as the Romans did and explain the lead away as adding sweetness.
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Yawgmoth posted:A good pun makes you laugh, a great pun makes you wanna die. *sigh* No. A great pun is punishing.
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oohhboy posted:Russia? да товарищ
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Now use your dick.
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To be honest, I was much more worried about him losing his balance as he swiped his hand and falling forward, headfirst into the stream.
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NGL I spent a few seconds looking real close and making sure that wasn't a stiff prosthetic he was playing a prank with. It'd be a pretty good prank.
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They did this on mythbusters. If your hand is slightly damp the extreme high heat flash boils the water and forms a protective vapour barrier around you hand. They did it with molten lead
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Baronjutter posted:They did this on mythbusters. If your hand is slightly damp the extreme high heat flash boils the water and forms a protective vapour barrier around you hand. Yep! Called the Leidenfrost Effect. But for fucks sake don't wiggle your fingers when you do it. Just do it like most goons have sex. In. Out. Done. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leidenfrost_effect
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Proteus Jones posted:Yep! Called the Leidenfrost Effect. But for fucks sake don't wiggle your fingers when you do it. Just do it like most goons have sex. In. Out. Done. Wiggling your fingers is exactly how most goons have sex.
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Trabant posted:Wiggling your fingers is exactly how most goons have sex. 
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When are people going to shut up about the Handmaid's Tale?
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Clay Snood would be a great pseudonym for a part-time scooter racing driver.
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That's no snood
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Just what degree of protection would that offer? Would it provide any protection for a blow heavy enough to break it?
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oohhboy posted:Russia? Or Mordor. They're equivalently OSHA.
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GotLag posted:Just what degree of protection would that offer? Would it provide any protection for a blow heavy enough to break it? At the very least, the shattering pottery would absorb some of the energy and leave less to break the skull. That being said, depending on how fragile it is you might end up shattering both.
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it's better than nothing unless you wind up with pottery shards embedded in your skull
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Submarine Sandpaper posted:That's no snood
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Maybe he was high when he decided to wear that as a helmet. He does look like a bit of a pot head.
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Modern terracotta warriors are far less impressive than their ancient brethren.
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GotLag posted:Just what degree of protection would that offer? Would it provide any protection for a blow heavy enough to break it? Probably would work like bicycle helmets, designed to shatter and take the kinetic force away with the flying shards. I prefer the impact absorption style of protection, myself. 
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