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A forging video with more explanation and also quite a bit more automation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEF2erBBVZ4
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I really enjoy when they first hit the heated metal and all the oxidation or whatever falls off.
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Cojawfee posted:I really enjoy when they first hit the heated metal and all the oxidation or whatever falls off. It’s called “hammerscale”, and yes, it’s oxidised iron.
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jemand posted:A forging video with more explanation and also quite a bit more automation: That was a cool video, I guess I'm naïve but it was far less "automatic" than I expected.
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uvar posted:That was a cool video, I guess I'm naïve but it was far less "automatic" than I expected. I also really liked this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rXhlvwSJRg Back in China again, this time we get to see it put back into the furnace a few times because the process took long enough it needed more heat. Interesting to compare the ratio of people / specialized machines in both videos.
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specialized positioning forklifts no wonder chinese steel is ill-reputed the time required and multiple reheating trips has to be death to metallurgy
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Imagine if the hammer dropped while one of the forklifts had the thing tipped over omg
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MisterOblivious posted:I still think it's funny that the most useful tool in his bag for getting past locked doors is a wool spinning tool. It most certainly is in that presentation. He even goes into the story of how he found out about it. Also curiously, one of the clips of his team demonstrating something is VERY similar in the location design to something bosnianbill (LockLab - and notorious for not showing his face) filmed.
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Fallows posted:Imagine if the hammer dropped while one of the forklifts had the thing tipped over omg Well someone controls the hammer, so it's not likely.
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Cojawfee posted:Well someone controls the hammer, so it's not likely. The problem is that who controls the hammer isn't the one who will be split in half when the hammer glances off and makes the holding bars do a 180°
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I saw this video once titles something like “why the west can’t compete with China on production pricing”. It showed a multistage stamping tool in an American factory that was circular shaped and as each piece was stamped a robotic arm picked it up and moved it to the next station. It then showed a similar machine in China and a guy was sitting in the centre of the machine and as the press lifted he’d scramble around moving all the pieces to the next spot as the press was coming back down. It had a clip at the end where someone from the factory was speaking and the translation was something like “we’re not concerned about downtime due to injury because there are many more workers like him who want that job”.
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It's OSHA for the pilot, I guess https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtfUoCo1EiU
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Mr. Apollo posted:I saw this video once titles something like “why the west can’t compete with China on production pricing”. It showed a multistage stamping tool in an American factory that was circular shaped and as each piece was stamped a robotic arm picked it up and moved it to the next station. It then showed a similar machine in China and a guy was sitting in the centre of the machine and as the press lifted he’d scramble around moving all the pieces to the next spot as the press was coming back down. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMOBqRVDOYQ e: not the whole thing, but definitely has the "everyone being entirely too close to machinery that will turn them into flat paste" part in spades.
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Holding a very ferromagnetic object such as the humble paper clip near an MRI magnet is an interesting experience. It'd be nice if they stopped using paperclips on our paperwork.
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As a firefigher, I'm equally horrified, yet laughing my rear end off thinking about how badly a firefighter here in the US would get his rear end chewed out for doing something this stupid.
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Zipperelli. posted:As a firefigher, I'm equally horrified, yet laughing my rear end off thinking about how badly a firefighter here in the US would get his rear end chewed out for doing something this stupid. He's bringing the fire to the fight. Pro move!
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uvar posted:That was a cool video, I guess I'm naïve but it was far less "automatic" than I expected. I like the guy who just whaps the two wedge sticks quickly to unstick them. "How fast can you whip this loving metal rod between two sticks?"
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RandomPauI posted:Why did he do that? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8DKDk36j-c
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Was that his first arson or something. That was dumb as hell.
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Cojawfee posted:Was that his first arson or something. That was dumb as hell. I've seen people on farms and such just burn off small gas spills, so maybe that was his goal?
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Azhais posted:I've seen people on farms and such just burn off small gas spills, so maybe that was his goal? Watch the youtube video, he didn't just spill some gas, it was intentional spraying. But that still doesn't explain why the outcome came as a surprise to him.
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insurance fraud for his crappy minivan?
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Give the guy a break. He clearly couldn't afford to attend Arsonist Vocational College, so he's just bootstrapping himself and self-teaching himself the artisanal craft of arsonistry. Geez, I bet you privileged hipsters think it's so much better to go to an accredited fire-starting school and get a useless degree you'll be paying off for years. Good luck starting any fires when you're working the register at Starbucks.
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Give the guy a break. He clearly couldn't afford to attend Arsonist Vocational College, so he's just bootstrapping himself and self-teaching himself the artisanal craft of arsonistry. Good AV/post combo, if I was in arsonist college I'd demand a desert dweller professor. Can't trust dudes with skin to tell me about fire unsafety.
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At least that gas station knows their fire extinguisher system works!
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chitoryu12 posted:At least that gas station knows their fire extinguisher system works! Kinda worrying how long it took to activate.
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Ak Gara posted:Kinda worrying how long it took to activate. Really? it took like 5 or 6 seconds.
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If I were on Staten Island, I'd strongly think about doing it too.
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https://i.imgur.com/GimXJ07.mp4 i mean i guess it's only 12v
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if you have the skills to do that, why on earth do you not have the skills to run a wire and/or replace a switch
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Where's the fun in that?
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Bombadilillo posted:if you have the skills to do that, why on earth do you not have the skills to run a wire and/or replace a switch Because it's good enough to get it fixed quickly and it kept working. Don't fix what isn't broke.
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Bombadilillo posted:if you have the skills to do that, why on earth do you not have the skills to run a wire and/or replace a switch If it's anything like my bodges, it's because I don't live in a parts warehouse, and thus don't have a switch laying around for loving free.
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RabbitWizard posted:Here's a video from smaller one: Dude this rules so much. There are so many people in the midwest that would love to have this job. jemand posted:A forging video with more explanation and also quite a bit more automation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEF2erBBVZ4 Oh.... Automation and technology inequally benefits the owner of capital KoRMaK fucked around with this message at 02:47 on Oct 1, 2018 |
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KoRMaK posted:Oh.... Make sure to tell your congressman that you support universal basic income.
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