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Three-Phase posted:If there was only something to plug that leak...
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Ambrose Burnside posted:Or if you have the compressor to re-pressurize the cans in the first place, you can drop, like, 25 dollars on a portable air tank and only have to top the thing up every month or whatever Whats it like being an ignoramus
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SO DEMANDING posted:this is not very OSHA.jpg at all but your post made me think of it: That's very OSHA. That outlet clearly isn't properly grounded!
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Jul 28, 2014 03:05
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Lotus Brony posted:That's very OSHA. That outlet clearly isn't properly grounded! It was originally, but someone walked by with a basket of truffles.
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a starwar betamax posted:Whats it like being an ignoramus excellent (ive never met a cheapie pancake compressor that isnt too goddamn loud to run indoors on the reg)
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Minrad posted:What the hell, did people really debate a photoshop for like a page without someone saying "it's a photoshop" Which one is the photoshop? There's been a lot of pics
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Lotus Brony posted:That's very OSHA. That outlet clearly isn't properly grounded! Pigs are actually quite well grounded: 
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Ambrose Burnside posted:excellent (ive never met a cheapie pancake compressor that isnt too goddamn loud to run indoors on the reg)
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Jul 28, 2014 04:43
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Even with a weak rear end hobby compressor that only outputs 15psi you can attach a thinner nozzle for higher pressures. Attach that nozzle to that bicycle pump. That lifehack is poo poo in all aspects.
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Jul 28, 2014 04:59
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Could be worse.
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Cthulu Carl posted:Pigs are actually quite well grounded: That sow's pickier and smarter than she looks.
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Jul 28, 2014 05:11
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Jul 28, 2014 05:54
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Oh god is that the chain ripped off in there? Imagine the damage that would do getting it out if the teeth latch on to anything..
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"I swear, Marty, if you touch my god drat tree one more time in going to shove that chain saw so far up your rear end..."
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Jul 28, 2014 09:39
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I've actually had the water out of an outlet and water out of a light fixture both happen. It's not such a big deal as long as fusing/breakers are set up correctly and turned off when you see it.
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Medicinal Penguin posted:I've actually had the water out of an outlet and water out of a light fixture both happen. It's not such a big deal as long as fusing/breakers are set up correctly and turned off when you see it. The fixture(exposed bulb recessed into the ceiling) above the wet bar in my apartment POURS water when it rains. I am not talking a trickle, I am talking multiple gallons per minute. I've reported it to maintenance and they have done exactly nothing. The first time it happened, I called the emergency maintenance line, because the water was pouring out faster than my carpet could absorb it. The sink was overflowing, the buckets I put out were overflowing, and the water just kept coming. The lady who answered my call says, "So, your ceiling is leaking?" Holy poo poo. I explained multiple times that my ceiling was gushing like a miniature goddamn Niagara Falls, and she just kept saying, "So, your ceiling it leaking?" Four days later, they come out, look at the ceiling, see it is not spewing enough water to drown my cats at that precise moment, and leave. That is my leaky light fixture story.
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Centripetal Horse posted:The fixture(exposed bulb recessed into the ceiling) above the wet bar in my apartment POURS water when it rains. I am not talking a trickle, I am talking multiple gallons per minute. I've reported it to maintenance and they have done exactly nothing. The first time it happened, I called the emergency maintenance line, because the water was pouring out faster than my carpet could absorb it. The sink was overflowing, the buckets I put out were overflowing, and the water just kept coming. The lady who answered my call says, "So, your ceiling is leaking?" Holy poo poo. I explained multiple times that my ceiling was gushing like a miniature goddamn Niagara Falls, and she just kept saying, "So, your ceiling it leaking?" Four days later, they come out, look at the ceiling, see it is not spewing enough water to drown my cats at that precise moment, and leave. You have other outlets for this if they won't fix it.
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Double because I was fascinated by that chainsaw x-ray: "It was just a freak accident. It could happen to anybody climbing a tree,"
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Centripetal Horse posted:The fixture(exposed bulb recessed into the ceiling) above the wet bar in my apartment POURS water when it rains. I am not talking a trickle, I am talking multiple gallons per minute. I've reported it to maintenance and they have done exactly nothing. The first time it happened, I called the emergency maintenance line, because the water was pouring out faster than my carpet could absorb it. The sink was overflowing, the buckets I put out were overflowing, and the water just kept coming. The lady who answered my call says, "So, your ceiling is leaking?" Holy poo poo. I explained multiple times that my ceiling was gushing like a miniature goddamn Niagara Falls, and she just kept saying, "So, your ceiling it leaking?" Four days later, they come out, look at the ceiling, see it is not spewing enough water to drown my cats at that precise moment, and leave. So you didn't shoot a video with your phone to A. Post in this thread or B. Show the apartment management the video so they had an idea of the problem when they came by to fix it?
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dietcokefiend posted:So you didn't shoot a video with your phone to I bought a Samsung Galaxy S4 this past December. It's the first "fancy" phone I've ever owned. I am not sure my previous phone even had video recording capabilities. Having said that, it is monsoon season here in Vegas, so I may yet get the chance to record that video.
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Fucknag posted:Cross posted from the Mechanical Failures thread in AI: Please tell me there's a case report from this, or at least some back story.
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Wadjamaloo posted:I've got a small hobbyist compressor that I use for airbrushing. Its pretty quiet and puts out enough pressure to do the things you would use canned air for. I guess. I've rolled with a pressurized air tank for shop stuff 'cause it meets my needs, is a lot more portable than a full compressor, and frees up the existing compressor for the upholstery stuff it's usually dedicated to.
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KernelSlanders posted:Please tell me there's a case report from this, or at least some back story. Wasabi the J posted:Double because I was fascinated by that chainsaw x-ray:
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Jul 28, 2014 15:47
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Seems like they might have just popped the blade/chain out of the chainsaw to make transport easier, and the chain isn't actually in him (apart from the bit of the chainsaw that cut into his neck).
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Jul 28, 2014 16:06
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Wasabi the J posted:Double because I was fascinated by that chainsaw x-ray: No part of that article has the phrase "I sat on it". I'm disappointed.
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I'm disappointed it wasn't actually under the ribcage, just clipping the neck is so misleading. Why even X-ray that?
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Just a guess on my part but perhaps they x-rayed it to make sure there was no chance of spinal cord injury on removal?
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Indecisive posted:I'm disappointed it wasn't actually under the ribcage, just clipping the neck is so misleading. Why even X-ray that? Probably because there was a chainsaw in his neck?
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Jul 28, 2014 18:53
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Just start the chainsaw back up again, pretty sure it'll remove itself.
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Jul 28, 2014 18:55
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Gotta flip it to "Reverse" first, like a shredder.
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Dr. Stab posted:Probably because there was a chainsaw in his neck? "Who cares if it might be of medical help? It's not entertaining, so gently caress it."
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FrozenVent posted:Gotta flip it to "Reverse" first, like a shredder. Ehhhh, you don't HAVE to.
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Mr. Despair posted:Seems like they might have just popped the blade/chain out of the chainsaw to make transport easier, and the chain isn't actually in him (apart from the bit of the chainsaw that cut into his neck). That does make a lot more sense regarding how the guy was still alive to need an x-ray. On that note, if you're ever tempted to search for "chain saw trauma" on PubMed, resist that temptation. This morning I didn't know suicide by chainsaw was a thing, but now I've seen pictures. 
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KernelSlanders posted:That does make a lot more sense regarding how the guy was still alive to need an x-ray. On that note, if you're ever tempted to search for "chain saw trauma" on PubMed, resist that temptation. This morning I didn't know suicide by chainsaw was a thing, but now I've seen pictures. Huh. I just lost a shred of innocence I didn't know I had...
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KernelSlanders posted:That does make a lot more sense regarding how the guy was still alive to need an x-ray. On that note, if you're ever tempted to search for "chain saw trauma" on PubMed, resist that temptation. This morning I didn't know suicide by chainsaw was a thing, but now I've seen pictures. Yes, when you look for bad things in medical literature, you'll find it. But more workplace safety stuff.     
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