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Admiral Joeslop posted:https://i.imgur.com/Goa6zGt.mp4 Action Park 2.0
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moparacker posted:Action Park 2.0 Nah, they clearly have safety measures (no matter how basic) and the guys in charge of them actually pay attention and don't look stoned out of their mind.
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Engage safety squints https://thumbs.gfycat.com/SizzlingLittleBelugawhale-mobile.mp4
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Admiral Joeslop posted:https://i.imgur.com/Goa6zGt.mp4 The padding feels like a good idea but since its being held perpendicular to the person in the loop it seems like there's a decent chance that if the looper lost enough speed for gravity to reassert itself they could catch the edge of it and fall in an even worse manner.
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Cojawfee posted:Engage safety squints I’m the guy manually pushing the longitudinal strands into the machine
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Sentient Data posted:The thought that it's possible to bring that mess back to even a resemblance of a normal arm is seriously loving amazing Trauma surgeons are some of the most talented people I’ve ever come across. Several people I know owe their lives and limbs to these people. The good ones are at a level where the art and science of medicine are one and the same. Seriously, one of them actually did rocket surgery. When an RPG is sticking out of your patients’ body and you get to play bomb defusal tech and trauma surgeon at the same time, then you actually succeed in the surgery... https://abcnews.go.com/2020/unexploded-bomb-soldiers-body-docs-save/story?id=13678066
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Icon Of Sin posted:Trauma surgeons are some of the most talented people I’ve ever come across. Several people I know owe their lives and limbs to these people. The good ones are at a level where the art and science of medicine are one and the same. drat that's a bad day. Trauma surgeons and reconstructive surgeons are basically wizards when it comes to some of the stuff we've figured out how to fix. I saw one of those trashy A&E disaster shows years ago where a guy had fallen into a cement mixer that sliced one of his feet right off and mashed one of his hands into a pulp. They couldn't reattach the foot because of the entire joint having been lopped off above the ankle...so they used it as parts to fix his hand and he ended up with an almost fully functional hand at the end, albeit less sensitive than before and a bit odd looking, on account of how they replaced his thumb with a big toe and re-engineered his finger joints.
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Werong Bustope posted:drat that's a bad day. If you lose a thumb I wonder if you could opt to have your toe cut off to act as a replacement
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hemale in pain posted:If you lose a thumb I wonder if you could opt to have your toe cut off to act as a replacement Ask Megan Fox.
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The Sexual Shiite posted:Ask Megan Fox. Her thumbs have their own web page: http://meganfoxthumbs.com/megan-fox/megan-fox-thumbs.htm
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hemale in pain posted:If you lose a thumb I wonder if you could opt to have your toe cut off to act as a replacement Yes this is actually fairly common. Source: I used to watch a lot of those Extreme Surgery shows.
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wheatpuppy posted:Yes this is actually fairly common. Source: I used to watch a lot of those Extreme Surgery shows. Yeah, one of the instructors at work has one. They did it decades ago because he's in his 80s and it happened when he was younger.
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Not enough PPE in the world https://i.imgur.com/wjEws5I.mp4 Apparently some of the scrap metal was still damp.
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Back where I used to live, if you left a fallen tree next to or across a road, come back an hour later and the whole thing would be missing. Lots of homeowners with wood stoves and chainsaws.
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The Lone Badger posted:Back where I used to live, if you left a fallen tree next to or across a road, come back an hour later and the whole thing would be missing. Lots of homeowners with wood stoves and chainsaws. still the case through most of the inland west and southeastern states where I work
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Not enough PPE in the world In a non-cowboy smelter, when you're charging a furnace with scrap to recycle (or even raw material that you're smelting), you use a remotely operated bucket and absolutely nobody is allowed to be in the blast zone. You still get dramatic results if damp scrap ends up in the furnace, but it doesn't result in a person being showered in molten metal. Having it done by a guy in a forklift sitting right in front of the opening is incredibly irresponsible.
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Not enough PPE in the world Where is the rad forklift with flaming tires emote?
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EvenWorseOpinions posted:Where is the rad forklift with flaming tires emote? A holy poo poo piss flaming forklift emote would be baller.
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I'm imagining a two image gif of the Klaus doom forklift with flaming tires endlessly screaming along the white background void
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Orthopedic surgeons are Gods. This parachute accident victim from February recovered and got to go home this week  3D MRIhttps://i.imgur.com/T6ydVrL.jpg
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When this thing hits 88 days without a workplace injury, you're going to see some serious poo poo!
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Japanese advert for a labor exosuit. https://twitter.com/musclesuitEvery/status/1197439506485579776 https://exoskeletonreport.com/product/muscle-suit/ quote:The Muscle Suit is a powered hip exoskeleton for lifting (pick and carry). It uses compressed air that is stored in a high-pressure cylinder attached to the back. Alternatively, the suit can be connected to a compressed air hose, commonly found in many worksites. It can also be powered using a portable compressor, but they can be loud.
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Jump to 5:35 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyA1lBJl_qM Would they of actually been safe behind that blast shield?
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OxySnake posted:Jump to 5:35 Never has a "Vat da gently caress?!?" been so appropriate. That would have gone through them if it had hit them.
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Captured yesterday morning on Belfast Dock:
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Some silent OSHA violations from 1953. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpq5J__SPqs&t=172s I love the free guided tour around all the irradiated metal debris.
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shame on an IGA posted:Orthopedic surgeons are Gods. Poor guy, he's probably not going to be able to have any 'I fell out of a plane and nearly died' sex with an injury like that 
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Not enough PPE in the world can't they just put the scrap in some kinda like a preheat zone just in case? You already have a giant fuckin furnace there's gotta be a way to use the waste heat
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OxySnake posted:Jump to 5:35 Probably. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KahPvIV2wj8
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SniperWoreConverse posted:can't they just put the scrap in some kinda like a preheat zone just in case? You already have a giant fuckin furnace there's gotta be a way to use the waste heat For a work related project this summer I went on a youtube binge looking at metal smelting, and they have some pretty nifty technology thought out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nbsPXqr_4A But I reckon that's for the future. For now there's this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RYCXDUt2m8 Arc furnaces in general terrify me. Why the gently caress would you build this? This is supposed to be normal operation? (Warning: LOUD!) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_j2jESz7Zl8
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czg posted:Arc furnaces in general terrify me. Why the gently caress would you build this? This is supposed to be normal operation? Spoil sport. Anybody reading this thread that doesn't know to turn down their volume when reading the words "arc furnace" deserves the to hear the brain shattering sounds for the first time. It's not a mistake you repeat. You already warned us when you said "arc furnace!" Hey, can somebody loan me an Amiga and some synths? I've got a concept for an album straight out of 1999. Gonna combine it with some "tig welding aluminum on AC" noises, "transformer blew up and the powerlines are shorting," etc.
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Ape Fist posted:Captured yesterday morning on Belfast Dock: Here's the same image without thumbnail tags: 
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Keeping with the steel mill theme, blyat crane https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdmP5HJQr7I
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Steel gonads on that cameraman. They barely flinched when that thing exploded.
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Your ferris wheel has an electric motor to spin it? Pfft, kids these days :osha: https://youtu.be/p7DKOBjVEug
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Imagined posted:Steel gonads on that cameraman. They barely flinched when that thing exploded. https://youtu.be/-RYCXDUt2m8
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I like to watch fabrication videos on YouTube—foundrywork, machining, etc. It's fascinating to see how modern factories still use processes like sand molding that are thousands of years old, and have been improved continually. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMBtpbhaQI0 And then... there's this guy, doing the exact same thing (and quite skillfully!) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NAdyOPbOEg
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