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Oh that makes sense. I was wondering why buildings would just have big metal boxes for no reason. Thanks.
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Cojawfee posted:Oh that makes sense. I was wondering why buildings would just have big metal boxes for no reason. Thanks. This is gonna blow your mind but a lot of buildings ARE big metal boxes.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Not really OSHA but we are continuing to decommission a box plant. Each of these print plates are worth $1000-$3000 apiece. 180 sets thrown away so far. Are you sure about that price for a single plate? I used to operate the machines that prepared those metal plates for actual book and magazine printing and box of 50 plates was way under what you say one plate cost. I can't remember how much one box was exactly tho, it's been 2 years, but I knew it because you could very easily damage entire box of them if you made mistakes handling them.   I also loaded trucks with pallets full of used plates (they got thrown away immediately after use unless we had another order that used the same plates) which were extremely heavy, so you had to be careful with the forklift when braking so the back wheels wouldn't lift off the ground.  Very OSHA
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Nenonen posted:shame on you if you haven't already installed a rotator in your car I was expecting the Batmobile in there somewhere but no. That second one though. Holy fuckin poo poo.
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Dutch and Belgium nuclear agencies had to send out a warning that buying radioactive sleeping masks and jewelry is a bad loving idea. It looks like it's the negative ion bullshit again, marketed as anti-5G devices. Sources in dutch https://www.autoriteitnvs.nl/actuee...deze-veilig-weg https://m.standaard.be/cnt/dmf20211217_95892361 I'm the cancer-for-kids bracelet   edit: oh hey, it was covered by The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/dec/17/anti-5g-necklaces-radioactive-dutch-nuclear-experts-quantum-pendants Beef fucked around with this message at 21:51 on Dec 17, 2021 |
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Dec 17, 2021 21:36
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Beef posted:Dutch and Belgium nuclear agencies had to send out a warning that buying radioactive sleeping masks and jewelry is a bad loving idea. pfft experts lmao
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Beef posted:Dutch and Belgium nuclear agencies had to send out a warning that buying radioactive sleeping masks and jewelry is a bad loving idea. Oh, but you see the cancer is how you know it's working. The worse type it is, the better it protects you.
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Nah, it's still because of 5G. See, even this anti-5G bracelet wasn't enough to protect me. You should learn from my mistake and buy a more powerful one.
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also, it's been widely known since the early 1900s that radiation provides many healthful and rejuvenatory benefits
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Beef posted:Dutch and Belgium nuclear agencies had to send out a warning that buying radioactive sleeping masks and jewelry is a bad loving idea. If they get cancer no problem, that’s what the black salve is for. 
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Sininu posted:Are you sure about that price for a single plate? I used to operate the machines that prepared those metal plates for actual book and magazine printing and box of 50 plates was way under what you say one plate cost. I can't remember how much one box was exactly tho, it's been 2 years, but I knew it because you could very easily damage entire box of them if you made mistakes handling them. Yeah, and even those flexo plates aren't that much. Depending on manufacturer and the tech you're looking at 50 to maybe 200 per plate. They get shredded once the job is done. And flexo plates go bad when left out anyway. They're hardened with UV light (most commonly, anyway) and degrade when left in the open.
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Sininu posted:Are you sure about that price for a single plate? I used to operate the machines that prepared those metal plates for actual book and magazine printing and box of 50 plates was way under what you say one plate cost. I can't remember how much one box was exactly tho, it's been 2 years, but I knew it because you could very easily damage entire box of them if you made mistakes handling them. That's what the pissed off customer service person told me, she mentioned that certain customers like Lindt spend up to $3k for print plates and cutting dies. That number might include design lab services as well. *I think the plant ran a Bobst 924 and Martin 1636. Ornamental Dingbat fucked around with this message at 23:20 on Dec 17, 2021 |
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:That's what the pissed off customer service person told me, she mentioned that certain customers like Lindt spend up to $3k for print plates and cutting dies. That number might include design lab services as well. The dies certainly could be up in that cost range, because those are a big metal thing with precisely shaped knives on the underside (like an industrial cookie cutter) that has to go into a hydraulic press and withstand thousands to millions of cycles. The things you posted pictures of are just the silkscreens/printing plates, though, and those are cheap.
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Sagebrush posted:The dies certainly could be up in that cost range, because those are a big metal thing with precisely shaped knives on the underside (like an industrial cookie cutter) that has to go into a hydraulic press and withstand thousands to millions of cycles. This plant used rotary diecutters. The cutting dies are made of wood and are a pain in the rear end to move. They take up tons of floor space. 95% of the tooling hasn't been used for years so the customer decided it would be easier to trash it all and make the new ones as needed.  
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:This is gonna blow your mind but a lot of buildings ARE big metal boxes. Wait, this can't be right
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This seems like a fine place to take a break.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:This plant used rotary diecutters. The cutting dies are made of wood and are a pain in the rear end to move. They take up tons of floor space. 95% of the tooling hasn't been used for years so the customer decided it would be easier to trash it all and make the new ones as needed. Wow, this is insanely cool. What am I even looking at here? What are the colored bits on the outside of each wooden half-circle?
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mkvltra posted:Wow, this is insanely cool. What am I even looking at here? What are the colored bits on the outside of each wooden half-circle? They're foam pads next to the die knives.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:This seems like a fine place to take a break. Looks like a prop for a protest or something having something to do with the Fukushima reactor incidents.
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Effective-Disorder posted:Looks like a prop for a protest or something having something to do with the Fukushima reactor incidents. Nailed it. The right is Fukushima.  For some reason the date of the Fukushima disaster is the barrel number of the other barrel. Powershift fucked around with this message at 02:31 on Dec 18, 2021 |
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Powershift posted:Nailed it. Barrel on the left refers to the Oi Nuclear Power Plant in Fukui Prefecture. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%8Ci_Nuclear_Power_Plant Looks like there was a running court battle and public arguments over what to do with it. Maybe this photo dates back to that. The barrel person probably wasn't happy to hear they finally restarted the younger pair of reactors at that site. Just goes to show, nothing good happens when you mislabel your waste containers.
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one simple trick to stop tailgaters
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Powershift posted:one simple trick to stop tailgaters How big are their vampires
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Powershift posted:one simple trick to stop tailgaters I too saw the intro to final destination 2
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ikanreed posted:I too saw the intro to final destination 2 I got drunk at a bar that had this movie on a loop and I watched that scene like three times and it's the only Final Destination that I've watched.
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Powershift posted:one simple trick to stop tailgaters Santa Carla is finally dealing with it's drat vampire problem.
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Wistful of Dollars posted:How big are their vampires That was in fact the original size of a stake for vampires. The point wasn't that piercing their heart killed them, it's that they were pinned to the ground by a massive loving fencepost and were unable to get up to go bite people.
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 Raise the bridge, or lower the plane? https://www.wkrg.com/northwest-florida/santa-rosa-county/air-force-plane-stuck-under-i-10-overpass/
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The problem is they lowered the plane too much
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I mean... did they loosen it or not???
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mrmcd posted:I mean... did they loosen it or not??? Not on that attempt. The device fired, but didn't have enough grip and so it just kinda spun itself off without taking the fuse with it. They did a second attempt and you can see the thing spinning off a little better in the full video at the timestamp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hS8N0u_-9E&t=359s
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Kith posted:https://i.imgur.com/jOPX3E6.mp4 That’s the second best dog I’ve ever seen.
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What's the reason they didn't detonate the bomb while it was still in the ground? It didn't look like it was near any buildings.
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Presumably, an actual explosion results in a lot more cleanup work afterwards, so it's good to avoid that where possible. Of course the whole reason they use that gizmo is because there's a very real possibility that the bomb just goes off on its own when the fuse is removed. If it isn't okay for the bomb to go off where it is, they'd have to do other stuff to make it okay before they try anything.
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There could be some buried infrastructure that a miniature earthquake would damage.
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Am I missing something here too, why’d they bury all those explosives in the first place? Is it like an old army base or something?
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Drone_Fragger posted:Am I missing something here too, why’d they bury all those explosives in the first place? Is it like an old army base or something?  There was some unpleasantness in the areas in the first half of the twentieth century.
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