To me, it looks like 2 things that got stuck together because the hole on one was the right size for the socket on the other.
As just about...
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Oh, wow.
That would almost be worth buying just to take it apart for the sheer fun of it...
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that's a lot of safety ...
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A. not typically recommended. It depends on the type of device used for the current drive.
B. Yes, but the easy way would be to have the...
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I do find a few oddballs at Ace in the 'gunsmithing' assortment bin. But not a lot, and pretty specific things. Nice cheeseheads, though.
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I have a chipper that uses the drive belt as a clutch, and it uses a couple of pegs to do what SVS's combine does. The pegs keep the
belt from...
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Watching CEE on the YooTubes, Kurtis runs his compound at 90, but then bumps it slightly between each cut, so that he's cutting on one face only.
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Birf- I need to make some French metric screws. 3mm by 50 tpi. I'm procrastinating. This is for a saxophone, so not unlike firearms, carburetors,...
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My 2c- if it's mostly done, hook it up and see how it works, with the caveat that, when it doesn't, you'll change it.
I find that I'm not...
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THAT is an excellent idea for unloading!
And for assembling compact, heavy things.
I may steal it when I go four- posting......
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...only that the air against the wall will be in 'boundary layer' conditions, so you'll get the temperature of the air that's been
cooled (or heated)...
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Garbage in, Garbage out.
I think the Simulated Intelligence we're seeing now is just another intermediate step...
...I'm not...
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...until he shoots it out of a cannon... that sounds pretty unsafe...
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ducks...
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I'd go back to first principles and ask- what are you going to use it for?
A street car driven by a non- driver is very different than a...
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In 1992, MSC was called Enco, and wasn't a terrible place to buy 'entry level' machining things.
You need the tables, x3, but the ones that...
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I use 99% isopropyl for cleaning musical instruments and such- inexpensive from Bezos' evil empire.
I haven't tried it on aluminum- but it kinda...
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There are 'draft boosters' out there- just a fan that moves some air out until the heat takes over.
Unless your house is truly at outdoor...
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It was so obvious we just took it for granted- you're making 2 at a time, duh?
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