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Poo In An Alleyway posted:https://www.instagram.com/p/COYKnnYnuZDzsTgABH5QAw9uEuOTIQZ-QuaIFs0/?igshid=11wfeajbee5ep but I'm only counting 11 steps?
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Space Kablooey posted:but I'm only counting 11 steps? You’re missing the 3 to the right with little to no floor space between the two staircases
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May 2, 2021 19:20
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May 2, 2021 19:50
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well, it's a good example of conservation of momentum at least. maybe some people's purpose in life is to help others understand rudimentary physics principles, even at the cost of their own life and limb
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A friend of mine shared this picture from the FB group https://www.facebook.com/totallynotOSHA:
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Even the lumber so scared it's puckering
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May 2, 2021 21:07
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13Pandora13 posted:A friend of mine shared this picture from the FB group https://www.facebook.com/totallynotOSHA: A literal clusterfuck
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LimaBiker posted:IDK about how many people ride with a Klim airbag, but i see people buying Dainese D-air vests occasionally. Still a bit expensive and bulky for the average rider. So I'm curious, how do these motorcycle airbag vests activate? Is it just an accelerometer that reacts to a sufficiently sudden motion or something? And are there any tests on how much of a difference they actually make?
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13Pandora13 posted:A friend of mine shared this picture from the FB group https://www.facebook.com/totallynotOSHA: Timber framing is my passion.
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13Pandora13 posted:A friend of mine shared this picture from the FB group https://www.facebook.com/totallynotOSHA: Lumberfuckler 
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13Pandora13 posted:A friend of mine shared this picture from the FB group https://www.facebook.com/totallynotOSHA: I know nothing about building, but I understand aesthetically and superficially that this looks bad and unsafe. What is this supposed to look like, explained for me (a dummy)? I like this thread a lot because I learn what not to do if I'm ever forced to drive a large truck or operate heavy machinery. Now I'm hoping someone can teach what to do if I ever need to put a new roof on my house.
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Olewithmilk posted:What is this supposed to look like, explained for me (a dummy)? not that
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13Pandora13 posted:A friend of mine shared this picture from the FB group https://www.facebook.com/totallynotOSHA: lol that reminds me of that grover truck guy from a few pages back. He also had plans to timber frame a house. This is exactly what I am picturing it would look like...if he got that far without dying.
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I've had nightmares where gravity loses its effect on me and my steps getting too light and suddenly I'm bounding hundreds of feet in the air uncontrollably. Those dreams feel a lot how this looks.
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Olewithmilk posted:I know nothing about building, but I understand aesthetically and superficially that this looks bad and unsafe. What is this supposed to look like, explained for me (a dummy)? Framing in a structure is supposed to assist with the support of the weight of the structure. ie. The framing of the walls help hold up the roof, the framing of the roof helps hold up the roofing material. Any intersection should look like it can hold the weight of what's on top of it while whatever moderate version of your local shake the poo poo out of your house is going on (tornado/earthquake/typhoon/hurricane). The intersection pictured looks like it will collapse when brushed with a half-assed beer fart. That's if it holds together long enough to actually finish whatever project they're loving up.
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Wasabi the J posted:I've had nightmares where gravity loses its effect on me and my steps getting too light and suddenly I'm bounding hundreds of feet in the air uncontrollably.
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Faustian Bargain posted:I feel like this might be opening the airplane on a treadmill cam of worms but why isn’t this guy falling into the ground as the tractor drives forward while he’s in the air? He didn't start jumping until the tractor was already moving. At that point, he keeps his horizontal motion until something acts to change it. If the driver accelerates (or brakes or turns) he'll be in trouble, but as long as the tractor is going forward at the same speed he is he'll be fine.
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Olewithmilk posted:I know nothing about building, but I understand aesthetically and superficially that this looks bad and unsafe. What is this supposed to look like, explained for me (a dummy)? The simplest answer: the timbers should be flush and against each other so they can support each other not...that
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Olewithmilk posted:I know nothing about building, but I understand aesthetically and superficially that this looks bad and unsafe. What is this supposed to look like, explained for me (a dummy)? This is the gold star version. 
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nomad2020 posted:This is the gold star version. Ah, thank you (everyone else also), I assumed some complicated piece of metal needed to be involved, not just much better joinery.
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May 2, 2021 23:14
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Oh god what a sad waste of wood. I'll pour one out for the trees that died for that abomination.
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Fat Loser posted:Framing in a structure is supposed to assist with the support of the weight of the structure. ie. The framing of the walls help hold up the roof, the framing of the roof helps hold up the roofing material. Any intersection should look like it can hold the weight of what's on top of it while whatever moderate version of your local shake the poo poo out of your house is going on (tornado/earthquake/typhoon/hurricane). The intersection pictured looks like it will collapse when brushed with a half-assed beer fart. That's if it holds together long enough to actually finish whatever project they're loving up. It will be held together with load bearing roof decking.
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May 2, 2021 23:41
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I just want to know what they used to cut the wood. A hammer perhaps?
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https://i.imgur.com/mw2LKEw.gifv I thought this was neat, thunderstorms over Atlanta airport, busiest in the world.
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Cartoon Man posted:https://i.imgur.com/mw2LKEw.gifv I remember flying into Atlanta being a little surreal, seeing a line of planes before mine in the approach and a line following after.
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Bertha the Toaster posted:I just want to know what they used to cut the wood. A hammer perhaps?  https://www.thebeaverton.com/2020/06/canadian-dam-association-releases-report-on-the-amount-of-work-done-by-uncertified-beavers/
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Wow, those beavers sure are... uh, busy. Oh.
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Perfectly safe. He's got two jacks and different sized cinder blocks for redundancy. TBH, unless there are no leaf springs attached to the axle and chassis, its probably *not that* unsafe*****.If those blocks break he'll probably just get banged in the head. ***** I'm not saying its safe, just less deadly than if say the tires were off that thing.
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yeah, that definitely looks more "possibly serious head/spine injury" than "shoveled into a body bag by a puking fireman"
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AmbassadorofSodomy posted:If those blocks break he'll probably just get banged in the head. I think it's important to note that if he gets hit in the head it will be with a whole-rear end car.
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schmug posted:lol that reminds me of that grover truck guy from a few pages back. He also had plans to timber frame a house. This is exactly what I am picturing it would look like...if he got that far without dying. This would just be the TimberShitter that he wrote of
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