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iospace posted:According to the OSHA thread, they ended up shooting it from like, 200m with a Enfield. loving nailed it
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iospace posted:According to the OSHA thread, they ended up shooting it from like, 200m with a Enfield. .303 British? 
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iospace posted:According to the OSHA thread, they ended up shooting it from like, 200m with a Enfield. I'm sure i saw a video of that (or at least similar) but can't find it on Youtube now. Sure wouldn't want to be near it at any time. The videos of truck tyres exploding in cages is scary enough.
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Mooseykins posted:I'm sure i saw a video of that (or at least similar) but can't find it on Youtube now. 
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The videos of tires exploding scare me a little. I work with high pressure ( > 3000psi) cylinders, and seeing what damage maybe 100psi can do really puts it into perspective. e: ^ 
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Good thing he had his hard hat on!
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time to lean? time to clean (up your dead coworker)!
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Mooseykins posted:Good thing he had his hard hat on! If I was running that test I would repeat it until his head landed in the upside down hard hat.
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Horrible Design Failures. what is that, some kinda fancy-pants water pump with integral HVAC valving?
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Sep 11, 2019 23:25
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new fleshlight lookin...not good
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Mercedes water pump, i guess. That got me looking on rock-auto at other horrors.   I'm going to print these out and hang them on my door for Halloween.
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Sep 11, 2019 23:30
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I'm going with electronic thermostat for that actuator.
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Sep 11, 2019 23:31
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*shines a light under his face* and the plastic..... WAS BIODEGRADABLE! BUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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Google image search thinks this is a gun.
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Lightbulb Out posted:Google image search thinks this is a gun. Well knowing the Germans, if you had to replace this, by the time your finished your probably going to be looking for a gun...
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Powershift posted:*shines a light under his face* *water soluble.
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p. sure I could walk that off.
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ihop posted:p. sure I could walk that off. just go lay down for a bit and get one of your friends to bring you your head.
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That's a nice looking turbo encabulator you got there.
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bet it makes some mean margaritas
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BraveUlysses posted:new fleshlight lookin...not good mech-fleshLight
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Powershift posted:Mercedes water pump, i guess. That got me looking on rock-auto at other horrors. Heart transplants getting pretty industrial.
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jamal posted:I'm going with electronic thermostat for that actuator. It might be a bypass valve. Many cooling systems now seperate the engine from the rest of the cooling circuit to improve warm-up times.
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Powershift posted:Mercedes water pump, i guess. That got me looking on rock-auto at other horrors. Simple component.
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Icon Of Sin posted:The videos of tires exploding scare me a little. I work with high pressure ( > 3000psi) cylinders, and seeing what damage maybe 100psi can do really puts it into perspective. In the last week I've had two of my hoses for my gauge set pop at ~300 psi or so. Loud as gently caress and all it did was breech a little 1/4" rubber. Lost my hearing for the ear closest to it for a few seconds. I can't imagine what having a tire do that would be like.
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iospace posted:According to the OSHA thread, they ended up shooting it from like, 200m with a Enfield. Good old rule 303
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Powershift posted:Mercedes water pump, i guess. That got me looking on rock-auto at other horrors. *Laughs in MINI* 
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BloodBag posted:*Laughs in MINI* I did quests for these guys in Fallout.
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Yeah try asking a Piping HSSE guy about safe distances for Pneumatic testing There isnt one. just stand as far back as possible behind cover. Which might not be enough if a 3/4 ton blind flange fails.
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ExplodingSims posted:In the last week I've had two of my hoses for my gauge set pop at ~300 psi or so. Loud as gently caress and all it did was breech a little 1/4" rubber. Lost my hearing for the ear closest to it for a few seconds. Guess I'll say it: post/avatar combo. (I was thinking about your avatar for the entire exploding tire conversation, of course.) edit: maybe even username/avatar/post combo.
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Darchangel posted:Guess I'll say it: post/avatar combo. 
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For anyone wondering, this is the sort of thing you use to change a tire on one of those mining trucks: Sorry it's far away I'm not supposed to be taking pictures. It picks 'em up and rotates them around to get into position and line up the holes. There's like 20 lug bolts and the wheel maybe only goes on one way. With one of these babies you can pop the wheel off, undo the rim, remove the old tire, out the new one on, reassemble the rim and then slap it back on the truck. With two guys working efficiently you can get one tire done in the better part of a whole shift! They have six tires!
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It almost seems more efficient to have a bunch of spares already made up so you can swap the wheel, get the truck going, then deal with replacing the tire. This is probably already in practice, though.
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Dr.Smasher posted:It almost seems more efficient to have a bunch of spares already made up so you can swap the wheel, get the truck going, then deal with replacing the tire. This is probably already in practice, though. That would make sense, but also probably cost a bit of money that could be used for other things, like making profits look better for shareholders.
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wesleywillis posted:That would make sense, but also probably cost a bit of money that could be used for other things, like making profits look better for shareholders. It may very well be at a place that has their poo poo together. Downtime directly equals lost profits, often costing the company more than what they would have spent to solve the problem before it happened.
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The rental truck that I use at work shat some pieces. https://imgur.com/a/v7yHYIh And pissed the oil, check engine and oil lights are on. https://imgur.com/a/WiEXdx2 I'm glad that I'm on leave the next 3 days. Micr0chiP fucked around with this message at 16:36 on Sep 13, 2019 |
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Micr0chiP posted:The rental truck that I use at work shat some pieces. Where in the world do you find a chain on a truck...? Oh. Yikes. That’s kinda supposed to be *inside* the engine.
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Darchangel posted:Where in the world do you find a chain on a truck...? Yeah, looks like a timing chain link and a piece of the guide. Not good.
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