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Probably busting up more wood for the fire without an axe.
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They're rubbing sticks together to start a second fire.
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Apr 6, 2020 17:20
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It's tough work, but that's how you get a forest fire going.
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Apr 6, 2020 17:25
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it's like that video of the dog with the long stick trying to get through the gate
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Apr 6, 2020 17:28
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If you go camping a few times a year you're almost guaranteed to see that in real time. A couple dudes will do it successful with some rotten branches and as they get drunker someone finds a trunk and convinces someone else to do the same thing and thus that video.
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Apr 6, 2020 19:01
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Yeah can confirm I’ve seen that in person. Usually the people get the wind knocked out of them and they spend the rest of the day groaning.
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Apr 6, 2020 19:04
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Still confused about the small fire their plan apparently involved running through.
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Iron Chef Ramen posted:Still confused about the small fire their plan apparently involved running through. the plan involved copious amounts of alcohol, does this help? 
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Hey, at least this activity follows social distancing guidelines, they’re doing great imo.
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Apr 6, 2020 19:59
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It finally happened, Mr OSHA nearly lost a finger. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaGnyaR2B7s
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Is there anything gross in the video? I got to him starting to describe what happened and stopped watching.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfC2lidXiMY From the short article I saw, the crane operator survived with minor injuries.
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Cojawfee posted:Is there anything gross in the video? I got to him starting to describe what happened and stopped watching. Nah, he just describes it.
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Beep beep, coming through! https://www.instagram.com/p/B-ptiuGpuOm/?igshid=197raumvkds57 Cargo ship hits unloading cranes on the docks, cranes decide to be more like their namesake bird-friends and take a step into the water. e: 2 cranes derailed, 1 collapsed, and another ship rammed. Icon Of Sin fucked around with this message at 22:53 on Apr 6, 2020 |
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Apr 6, 2020 22:51
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Cojawfee posted:Is there anything gross in the video? I got to him starting to describe what happened and stopped watching. The injury starts with "I started to clean it while it was spinning" which should tell you exactly what happened.
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Apr 6, 2020 22:51
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chitoryu12 posted:The injury starts with "I started to clean it while it was spinning" which should tell you exactly what happened. mhm  "this part" is the apron leadscrew and yes he was doing it with a rag
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Apr 6, 2020 23:06
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Sagebrush posted:mhm "Don't try this at home kids!"
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Apr 6, 2020 23:10
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Fumble posted:It finally happened, Mr OSHA nearly lost a finger. e: oh wait lol he fixed it himself...LOL, hope it doesn't get infected or nerve damage. LifeSunDeath fucked around with this message at 23:16 on Apr 6, 2020 |
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Apr 6, 2020 23:11
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if you watch the video you will find out that the coughing is because of pollen, and he did not go to the hospital after having his finger ripped open because he was concerned about covid-19 and about distracting the doctors, so he fixed it himself in the bathroom with iodine and butterfly sutures
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Apr 6, 2020 23:14
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I've seen more than enough gory photos of people getting obliterated on lathes to know never to gently caress with one like that Jesus Christ he got lucky
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You guys don't get it, getting injured is just a part of being a "maker".
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creation requires destruction
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If you don't lose at least one finger for every 3d printed buttplug you make, you aren't trying hard enough.
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LifeSunDeath posted:If you don't lose at least one finger for every 3d printed buttplug you make, you aren't trying hard enough. But I thought the idea of printing butt plugs was that you didn't need to risk your fingers up there?
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I do not understand how people can be so blasé about power tools. They scare the gently caress outta me
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Kith posted:<snip> Break the log into more-easily-burnable bits? Pacra posted:the plan involved copious amounts of alcohol, does this help? Small disruptive element in their master plan... PainterofCrap fucked around with this message at 23:45 on Apr 6, 2020 |
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LifeSunDeath posted:If you don't lose at least one finger for every 3d printed buttplug you make, you aren't trying hard enough. I did not know 3D printed butt plugs were a thing and while I have nothing against the concept I'm neither surprised nor happier for knowing this.
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ZeusCannon posted:I do not understand how people can be so blasé about power tools. They scare the gently caress outta me Especially the lathe! The lathe wants to kill you.
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Ixian posted:I did not know 3D printed butt plugs were a thing and while I have nothing against the concept I'm neither surprised nor happier for knowing this. As an aside, please don't use 3D printers to make anything that could come in contact with a mucous lining or for any sort of food consumption. The process of 3D printing something leaves lots of tiny surfaces for bacteria to hide in, and cleaning the part sufficiently to make it safe to consume anything off of it or insert it anywhere sensitive is not really feasible. Theoretically you can seal a 3D printed object with a resin or something that is foodsafe or nontoxic, but otherwise it's a bad idea. It's one of the reasons the 3D printed ventilator valves are a bit sketchy; properly sanitizing/sterilizing them isn't something that's tenable. That being said, an improperly sterilized valve is preferable to certain death with no valve at all, but it's definitely not ideal.
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Dirk the Average posted:It's one of the reasons the 3D printed ventilator valves are a bit sketchy; properly sanitizing/sterilizing them isn't something that's tenable. That being said, an improperly sterilized valve is preferable to certain death with no valve at all, but it's definitely not ideal. The basic idea behind the 3D-printed ventilator valves factors in "cheap enough to be disposable".
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You want to sanitize things before you use them as well.
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Dirk the Average posted:As an aside, please don't use 3D printers to make anything that could come in contact with a mucous lining or for any sort of food consumption. The process of 3D printing something leaves lots of tiny surfaces for bacteria to hide in, and cleaning the part sufficiently to make it safe to consume anything off of it or insert it anywhere sensitive is not really feasible. Theoretically you can seal a 3D printed object with a resin or something that is foodsafe or nontoxic, but otherwise it's a bad idea. acetone dip or vapor treatment can buff this problem right out, depending on the plastic you use
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Dirk the Average posted:It's one of the reasons the 3D printed ventilator valves are a bit sketchy; properly sanitizing/sterilizing them isn't something that's tenable. That being said, an improperly sterilized valve is preferable to certain death with no valve at all, but it's definitely not ideal. The one you're probably thinking of is actually printed out of a medical grade plastic that can be autoclaved.
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chitoryu12 posted:The injury starts with "I started to clean it while it was spinning" which should tell you exactly what happened. As soon as he started off with "So this is my lathe..." you knew where it was going.
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ZeusCannon posted:I do not understand how people can be so blasé about power tools. They scare the gently caress outta me Years and years of using them without incident, you start to relax and unconsciously push limits and skimp on safety habits
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haveblue posted:Years and years of using them without incident, you start to relax and unconsciously push limits and skimp on safety habits desensitize and face to bloodshed
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FuturePastNow posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfC2lidXiMY I'm no boat driver and I imagine nobody knows at this point anyways but did they just forget to shut off the engine or what
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Kibayasu posted:I'm no boat driver and I imagine nobody knows at this point anyways but did they just forget to shut off the engine or what Boat driver forum suggests they were just coming in way too fast https://forum.gcaptain.com/t/milano-bridge-allides-with-gantry-crane-in-busan-today/54901
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