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Slanderer posted:lmao are you serious? It's a chute-fed bread slicer that will probably slice as fast as you can gravity feed it lol. A guy was manually feeding it to demonstrate it (although it's a bad demo because the thing wasn't adjusted right for that size bun). It wasn't particuarly dangerous to nudge a piece of bread into it, several inches from the blade (way safer than a band saw lol), as bread is not an entrapment hazard lmao What if there was a medium between a few guys with knives and a machine that seems designed to tear hands off?
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Slanderer posted:lmao are you serious? It's a chute-fed bread slicer that will probably slice as fast as you can gravity feed it lol. A guy was manually feeding it to demonstrate it (although it's a bad demo because the thing wasn't adjusted right for that size bun). It wasn't particuarly dangerous to nudge a piece of bread into it, several inches from the blade (way safer than a band saw lol), as bread is not an entrapment hazard lmao You know no one's hands ever get anywhere near the production lines, right? But feel free to keep comparing apples to oranges.
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mds2 posted:Post the link. It's a series. The very first here had me guessing right until the end. There was literally no way I could have expected it to be as stupid as it was. And they only get 'better' as you go. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEEHvHi1_tY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1m0P3dP0hc0 Megillah Gorilla fucked around with this message at 01:03 on Feb 9, 2021 |
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mobby_6kl posted:
God, I was scared enough today after having to remove the guard on a 4 inch grinder to get in to a tight spot.
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Missing a cat on the preflight of your open-frame ultralight is a bad look.
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Phanatic posted:Missing a cat on the preflight of your open-frame ultralight is a bad look. Yeah, it looks like it would be really obvious that there is something inside the wing.
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Phanatic posted:Missing a cat on the preflight of your open-frame ultralight is a bad look. Yeah, that sort of oversight can lead to a cat-astrophic failure.
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jemand posted:Pretty high, but there are small functional cannons that I have seen fired for such occasions as "oh, here is a crowd who might enjoy the novelty of this small cannon I purchased", with no added color or gender bullshit. I live near a lake, and there's apparently a guy out here who has a pontoon boat that he's decked out to look like a pirate ship. Wooden sides with a couple of those little cannons on the broadside, a mast with a Jolly Roger, figurehead, that kind of thing. I was swimming with my ~4 year old nephew at the lake one day when he passed by us. He apparently noticed my nephew absolutely losing his poo poo over seeing a real live pirate ship, because he fired off the broadside cannons and waved a cutlass at us. I don't think I've ever seen a happier kid in my life than my nephew was that day, he talked about it for weeks afterwards. It's about the only real use I've seen for a small cannon, but I do have to admit that it looked fun as hell.
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Cojawfee posted:Yeah, it looks like it would be really obvious that there is something inside the wing. Maybe there was also a cat in the starboard wing and he thought that's just how that plane was built.
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Dip Viscous posted:What if there was a medium between a few guys with knives and a machine that seems designed to tear hands off? You mean like that exact machine, which is designed to be chute fed and not have hands anywhere near it? Memento posted:You know no one's hands ever get anywhere near the production lines, right? ?
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wesleywillis posted:God, I was scared enough today after having to remove the guard on a 4 inch grinder to get in to a tight spot. I removed the guard for the first time because the purple scrubbie disc installed for paint stripping was hitting it. Out of sight = out of mind, until my index finger suddenly got really hot.  Fear is good. Don't choke up on your unshielded grinder, kids!
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Megillah Gorilla posted:It's a series. Took awhile for me to figure out he was making a router in the last one.
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No posting homegrown
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You were talking about "the productions lines that make all of the bread we buy". They don't ever have hands anywhere near them. Dough is kneaded and baked, and the loaves are turned out of their pans, sliced, wrapped and packed into trays without a single hand involved in the process. My original issue was with the bagel decapitator, that started this whole discussion.
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Cojawfee posted:Yeah, it looks like it would be really obvious that there is something inside the wing. 
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https://i.imgur.com/Tx2wyyc.mp4 I guess this is not OSHA's jurisdiction, but someone should be stopping this
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PainterofCrap posted:I removed the guard for the first time because the purple scrubbie disc installed for paint stripping was hitting it. Yeah, don't mess with grinders, like don't hold something you're using a cup brush on close to your chest. 
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Sagebrush posted:Most people die when they are drowned regardless of the temperature. I've heard in some extremely specific cases cooling someone's core body temperature can be done in a clinical setting to try and counter hypoxia? Like after a cardiac arrest. But that's also carefully monitored in a clinical setting, not falling through the frozen shell on top of a lake and hoping for the best.
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Memento posted:You were talking about "the productions lines that make all of the bread we buy". This post, talking about the bun slicer, not the bagel customer amusement display, Dip Viscous posted:I'm amazed that a company managed to make a bread slicing machine that looks that wildly dangerous while still being clearly slower than just using a knife. purports replacing industrial slicing machines with "just using a knife" The real question is how many people with knives do you need to slice 63 loaves a minute? Content warning: dangerous machines like a conveyor belt that just feeds anything on it right into an oven! The industrial mixer will extrude anything in the hopper out the bottom, watch out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UjUWfwWAC4&t=274s And how many orders of magnitude more expensive that is than a machine designed to do only this thing.
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Ror posted:https://i.imgur.com/Tx2wyyc.mp4 this is somehow worse than the actual Ito manga
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Sigourney Cheevos posted:This post, talking about the bun slicer, not the bagel customer amusement display, The key difference is that this is a video of a machine that makes sense, and also doesn't involve a person sticking their hand into it.
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im genuinely convinced you lack the capacity for abstract thought and possibly imagination
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In case anyone was worried, the cat made it down safely: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_8mdH20qTQ
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Memento posted:You were talking about "the productions lines that make all of the bread we buy". As as aside: this is true for commercial brands, but isn't true for local bakeries (which have non-production line versions of loaf slicers), grocery store bakeries (which mostly bake frozen parbaked loaves, but still slice them) and smaller local bread suppliers (the people who do daily deliveries to restaurants). Those processes have more human involvement, because they can't setup dedicated lines for each item, and need more flexibility. Doesn't change the fact that the video in quesiton was a demonstration of how a machine worked when it was hand fed a bun instead of gravity feeding it lol
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Slanderer posted:this is true for commercial brands, but isn't true for local bakeries Slanderer posted:let's replace the production lines used to make all of the bread we buy keep movin' those goalposts buddy
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Memento posted:
I'm not the moron who suggested "a knife is faster", I'm not sure what you're arguing lmao
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Cojawfee posted:Yeah, it looks like it would be really obvious that there is something inside the wing. I've always assumed the cat jumped up there in a moment between inspection and takeoff when no one was looking. Preflight checklists can't account for items that spontaneously move themselves
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Omg y'all. Shut the gently caress up about bread slicers. This is the dumbest, most boring goddamn derail. Here's a nice institutional video about steel production in the 40s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jh8Y5ys_Kq8
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Anyway you slice it, I think we’ve gotta move on
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It's getting a bit stale, but tomorrow will be butter.
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Yeah my bad, I'll definitely be leaven it alone for now.
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Slanderer posted:im genuinely convinced you lack the capacity for abstract thought and possibly imagination this is a goon you are talking about remember
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Stop loading around and post some OSHA poo poo.
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DeeplyConcerned posted:Anyway you slice it, I think we’ve gotta move on I'm gonna knead some proof that breadchat is over.
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mobby_6kl posted:Stop loading around and post some OSHA poo poo. Swing and a miss, get a new batter
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Bread OSHA: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/1443939.stmquote:David Mayes, 47, of Rushey Mead, Leicester, and Ian Erickson, 43, an engineer from Walsall, West Midlands, died after maintenance on the bread oven went wrong at Harvestime's plant in Thurmaston Boulevard, Leicester in May 1998.
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