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Old Balls McGee posted:Don't mind me, just grinding up some venison on my home made grinder. I need one of these for when my mom gets me to grind up stale bread for bread crumbs. I may have tried hooking up an electric drill one time...
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CzarChasm posted:I don't know if it bothers me more or less that this is on official signage. So either it was broken long enough that they were able to go to the printers and get a sign fully designed and printed (specifically for the bear enclosure), or they just have signs like this ready to go because glass cracking is a common enough occurrence that it makes sense to have signs like this on hand. They should really have a second pane, even a thinner one, on the outside to at least give people peace of mind.
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Uthor posted:I need one of these for when my mom gets me to grind up stale bread for bread crumbs. You could just get a food processor? Or do you like the certain frisson of danger in make breadcrumbs?
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CzarChasm posted:I don't know if it bothers me more or less that this is on official signage. So either it was broken long enough that they were able to go to the printers and get a sign fully designed and printed (specifically for the bear enclosure), or they just have signs like this ready to go because glass cracking is a common enough occurrence that it makes sense to have signs like this on hand. Ehh, a zoo probably has an in-house media department that can whip up a sign like that pretty quickly. Certainly a lot faster than a custom-build replacement glass window.
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Yeah at a guess I'd bet roughly 4-6 month lead time on a window like that
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This feels ripe for Part 2 of "man leaps at skyscraper window to show off how strong it is."
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That guy was actually right about the glass and it did not break when he threw himself against it. The entire pane popped out of the frame instead.
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But I'll bet the glass shattered as it hit the ground.
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I don't get why people doubt the shattered glass. It is intended to crack. That's not a lie. And it is still save. Here, just watch this for a few seconds, or even the whole minute: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cD05TM7zeBY edit: The "Security glass" rabbit hole on youtube is quite deep. But just look at that poo poo. A bear won't break that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJ8wR6VNg6Y&t=29s RabbitWizard fucked around with this message at 20:07 on Nov 27, 2019 |
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RabbitWizard posted:I don't get why people doubt the shattered glass. It is intended to crack. That's not a lie. And it is still save. Not to take away from your valid point, but that demonstration was to prove the safety of this bridge: quote:In August 2016, the world’s highest and longest glass walkway opened to great fanfare, linking two cliffs in central Hunan province in China’s spectacular Zhangjiajie mountains – the inspiration for the Hollywood film Avatar. But the vast glass structure, which stretches 430m long and is made of 99 panels of glass, was open for just 13 days before being shut for an “urgent upgrade” after it could not handle the weight of all the visitors. The bridge had been built to hold 8,000 visitors a day, but demand exceeded that tenfold.
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Aramoro posted:You could just get a food processor? Or do you like the certain frisson of danger in make breadcrumbs? Huh, never thought to use the food processor. Gonna have to give it a try next time.
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turns out there's a railway bridge near me which thirsts for trucks (not my photo)
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I'm just disappointed they didn't say "please bear with us"
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RabbitWizard posted:Here, just watch this for a few seconds, or even the whole minute: A 15 ton SUV? That's the heaviest volvo I've ever seen!
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Rip my home town area.  Was already dead though, so this doesn't really change things.
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A random Imgur find that this thread should appreciate: https://i.imgur.com/UICiLzC.mp4 Problem solved!
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Powered Descent posted:A random Imgur find that this thread should appreciate: Tire places hate him!
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Body shops love him though.
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OctaMurk posted:Tire places hate him! I love when people try to paint this as a "Life hack". As if totalling your car from 4, simultaneous blowouts on a motorway is some kind of wierd olde tippe "they" don't want you to know about.
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trucks swerving, no big deal, oh the bobcat is on the side of the truck, time to get a little freaked out.
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I like how the 2nd guy is legit scared shitless of the machine.
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Tie-down: A+ Location on trailer: F
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SLICK GOKU BABY posted:I like how the 2nd guy is legit scared shitless of the machine. The Crocs say otherwise.
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LifeSunDeath posted:Rip my home town area. Don't worry, very soon the seas will wash away the sins of our homeland.
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Fellow goons, all is not lost: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VokezIMLKE
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PainterofCrap posted:Tie-down: A+ It could be unbalanced tires or a slightly bent axel. *could*
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This is timely. I just listened to the last episode of You Must Remember This's series on Song of the South, concerning (among other things) Splash Mountain. That said, this video is the greatest crime ever committed against African Americans.
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Railing Kill posted:This is timely. I just listened to the last episode of You Must Remember This's series on Song of the South, concerning (among other things) Splash Mountain.
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"'cause you're riding down the mountain of your own free will" the lady doth protest too much
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DiHK posted:It could be unbalanced tires or a slightly bent axel. Or a sufficiently strong gust of wind. Either way, prime example of how to tie something down and WHY you tie it down properly.
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iospace posted:Fellow goons, all is not lost: Now that the bridge is re-familiarized with the taste of truck top, I expect to see many more videos 
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schmug posted:So a guy that calls himself Stumpy Nubs tries to live up to his name. A great reminder to never, EVER gently caress with chainsaw disc blades under any circumstance. Angle grinders are already bad enough without them.
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Balliver Shagnasty posted:A great reminder to never, EVER gently caress with chainsaw disc blades under any circumstance. Angle grinders are already bad enough without them. I kinda want to watch the start of the video to see the blades, but I don't want to see what happens later on. Probably going to avoid clicking anyway, though. schmug posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ks_lbtgJSw I split wood for fun (the old-fashioned way), so I love videos like this. If (when?) I have a reason to do more high-volume splitting, I'll probably look into something more automated. The second one in the first video though, holy poo poo - there is NO NEED for the blade to be travelling that fast.  Speaking of higher volume splitting, this thing is just a thing to behold: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsxbcFVpOxA
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bicievino posted:I'm just disappointed they didn't say Please not bear with visitors
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Zarin posted:I split wood for fun (the old-fashioned way), so I love videos like this. If (when?) I have a reason to do more high-volume splitting, I'll probably look into something more automated. What you should do is build one out of spare parts without spending any money on it whatsoever, then record everything and post it here I've always been a fan of these ones but for the not-funny reason that they're actually relatively safe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5i0tU2rCHjU
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dreamin of semen posted:What you should do is build one out of spare parts without spending any money on it whatsoever, then record everything and post it here The way he holds the log fragments in place with his bare hand, I'm not so sure it is  He doesn't even seem to have it marked where the axe comes down. One lapse in depth perception and he's losing fingers.
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fisting by many posted:The way he holds the log fragments in place with his bare hand, I'm not so sure it is hey I did say relatively! man and his risky, risky fingers aside, I like the spirit of the design, though that's definitely not a super good example I'm the piece of wood that seems to be tensioning the spring 
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