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Ornamental Dingbat posted:You can see the DS tire is shredded near the end of the clip. As if that stops people... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr8YRONHAUI
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wolrah posted:As if that stops people... Wow
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"Why pay for a tow truck when I have a red button on my dashboard that exempts me from road laws?  "Also that photo just before with the ladder was both terrifying and a fun experience to scroll through on my phone. Edit: ended up on this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8HiSr0i7uo uvar fucked around with this message at 04:49 on Oct 7, 2018 |
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Alibaba hitting back against Amazon rolling out same-day delivery on the Mainland?
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There's nothing funny about premature ejaculation, it's a real problem! 
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I love how he Ministry-of-Silly-Walks his way out.
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Ak Gara posted:Looks like a bad day at the toilet paper factory.
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Does anyone know the story behind this? I've seen it a few times in this thread but never caught a real explanation. It looks like molten glass, but what are they normally making and how did it go wrong? Like, why is there a machine capable of spooging out a white hot death rope in the first place? It seems like such a fascinating and terrifying failure mode.
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Wingnut Ninja posted:Does anyone know the story behind this? I've seen it a few times in this thread but never caught a real explanation. It looks like molten glass, but what are they normally making and how did it go wrong? Like, why is there a machine capable of spooging out a white hot death rope in the first place? It seems like such a fascinating and terrifying failure mode. Its steel bar being rolled at a steel mill
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tactlessbastard posted:Its steel bar being rolled at a steel mill Yep. Called a "cobble" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgxQeCcm2dg&hd=1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVZ1DY0r4y4&hd=1
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Nuevo posted:Yep. Called a "cobble" My brother is an industrial controls electrician at a steel mill and he sends me poo poo like that all the time
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Best OSHA collection I've seen in forever. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=at5HqbOAJOI Also has the nearest nearest miss in the history of big metal hooks at 8:20
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Best OSHA collection I've seen in forever. I'm rather partial to the drilling accident that happens right before that.
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I like the oblivious guy who almost slams a pallet into a rangerover and then backs up into that pool without looking.
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tactlessbastard posted:Its steel bar being rolled at a steel mill The process is supposed to work like this, but if the bar gets snagged or off track it will shoot out of the machine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eW0jAMxAN3Y
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Somehow the ?unpiling? is considerably more unsettling than the piling.
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ncumbered_by_idgits posted:Somehow the ?unpiling? is considerably more unsettling than the piling.
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Azathoth posted:I'm rather partial to the drilling accident that happens right before that. It could have been even better if he'd drilled through the aerosol can right next to the mustard.
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This isn't a "bad things" thread. e: oh misread your post.
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itskage posted:This isn't a "bad things" thread. Why are your posts in it then 
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Aren't all those videos fake or at least staged? A car nut friend of mine was ranting that it'd be impossible because something about the drive shaft and wheels not spinning individually.
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jemand posted:Closes strong with the particularly gratuitous pain delt to innocent trash barrel.  that barrel
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Fancy_Breakfast posted:Aren't all those videos fake or at least staged? A car nut friend of mine was ranting that it'd be impossible because something about the drive shaft and wheels not spinning individually. It would depend on the type of differential, i think. 
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Meredith Baxter-Burnout posted:It would depend on the type of differential, i think. Correct. An open differential would just let all the power go to the airborne side. A driver-controlled locking differential would allow things to work just fine. Not entirely sure how a mechanical locker like a Detroit would work, nor how a limited slip would respond, as I'm pretty sure they still require at least some amount of traction on the "slipping" side to work properly. The tire change video is very tricky because the rear wheel isn't spinning but the vehicle is obviously continuing to receive drive power. A locking diff would not allow this, and it's not a full floating axle so removing the axleshaft entirely isn't an option. I have an idea though. The rear left wheel stops almost immediately after it goes airborne. I suspect what they've done here is they've disconnected the parking brake on the right side and maxed it out on the left, then as soon as they tip up on two wheels they yank it. Parking brake locks the left wheel, right wheel continues to spin at double the usual speed, spider gears get more use in five minutes than they'd normally see in a lifetime. Either that or it's fake. edit: the front wheel spins when the guy uses it as a step, while the rear doesn't. I'm more behind my idea now.
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Is it a self-fulfilling prophecy, if everything I heard about that trail is basically saying "Yeah, it's forbidden to trespass, but Idiots with Instagram still go there"?
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