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- Safety pins are not even close to being sharp enough to pierce through cartilage. You would most likely end up messing it up horribly, crooked, bleeding and infected. If you think you are so mature you would know using a safety pin is the dumbest idea possible. By some hollow needles ($3 on for a set of 10 needles!)
- Pipe thread metric can be directly measured by vernier caliper and pitch gauge; for pipe threads English and American, also have the corresponding screw pitch gauge to measure, but how to measure the diameter of thread? How about a vernier caliper? Some threads are tapered. Which point is the measurement accurate? Never figured it out. As the imperial R1/2-14 and American NPT 1/2-14 this thread how to distinguish?
- Inch thread is an isosceles triangle with 55 degrees, 60 degrees is made of an equilateral triangle, if you have a good tooth type gauge measurement, also the same number of teeth have more teeth than American english. Therefore, the two threads in your subject are short in length and inch in english.
- does anyone know what the lights are called at a zebra crossing and why they are called that?
- second generation dakota 1990-1996 look for one with the v-6. i presently have 145k on mine,and know others who work the dog-poo outta theres with well over 300k. lift kits are availible to gain the crucial extra inches for dealing with the nasty roads.and the front axle is stron enough to accept a 33 tire. ( only caveat there is its a 6 lug pattern ) with a kn air filter,and a hi-flow exhaust muffler i get 21 to the gal in the city. also many gen 3 ( 1997-2003) dakotas have much of the same running gear. vehicle is also stout enough for mounting a winch too. trim packages range from bare bones to lavish. for dealing with the harsh weather an protecting the body,id suggest having a rhino linings sprayed onto the quarter panels to lock out moisture.
- My friend and I covered (brushed) his rolled roofing (1 layer) with Black Jack fibered roof coating (black). His roof is flat with a 15 degree slope top to bottom. His roof had leaks and it rained 2 days before we covered the roof. The roof felt dry when we started. The temperature range has been 45-85 with some dew in the morning. It has been a couple of days and the covering is blisteringsmall blisters that just seem to contain air. Is it possible moisture from below the roof surface trying to escape? It had been dry for a month before the day of rain that preceded our project, and dry since. Is it the morning dew causing a problem? Most important, is it ruined, or can we roll out the blisters with a rubber roller or something? I'm wondering how long the coating takes to cure as well, as it seems a bit soft to walk on. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
- Yes, the pipe threads are the same However - The 40 80 refer to what water pressure the pipes and fittings are designed to handle - 40 psi 80 psi. That's why the pipe wall on sch 80 is thicker. Mixing the two is a bad idea. You'll either waste money buying heavy-duty sch 80 for a system that stays within the 40 psi limit of of the lighter pipe, or you'll waste money and time replacing the lighter parts when they blow out at the higher pressure.
- Our sub-division recently added speed bumps to prevent speeding traffic. The ISD is now saying they will not allow their buses to pick up the kids. There will be one pick up at the front of the sub-division, which for some would be a 15 min walk. This will create a large group of kids congregating and also there are no sidewalks leading to the point where they want them to meet. What do you all think?
- Hey, it's Vince's baby. He can induct anyone he wants.
- First off, before I get a bunch of crap about it- I know some victims didn't jump they fell it's just easier to say jumpers. Second, R.I.P. to the victims of this horrible day.But, I want to know a few things:1. What do you think were going through their heads? (family, the fall, etc)2. Did they pass out before impact?3. What happened to the bodies on impact?
- That's enough pressure for a test. Propane only has half that amount of pressure. All joints should be looked at closely with soapy water though. I always check new installations this way just to be sure.
- what do i do about dry hair?
- Yes, the alarm should go off when something with a barcode is passed through the sensor system.
- Hi, if you're a dental assistant, do you prefer to: wear a mask and safety glasses, just a visor (plastic face shield) or a visor and a mask? Is there any combination which is more advised to use?Thank you.
- I have seen nice ones made with a fairly dence white fabric cover.You can if you wanted put a reflective covering on the inside back of the light box to reflect more light thru the fabric that would be wasted otherwise. Most homemade light boxes have tungsten lights inside them so give ample room from bulb to cover to prevent the chance of fire. Also, if you do use tungsten light leave some hole on the top of the box to let the heat dissipate out of the box.