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Heavy machinery as in tractors... what would you need human labor and heavy machinery for in a horse farm
growing feed and hay -- horses eat a lot.
Agency to test military draft machinery?
Read the article carefully. People don't have anything to fear of a military draft, just as long as conservatives control the military. There are plenty of liberals calling for a draft, but I doubt they will get far. This is the same type of rhetoric we saw during the election. Kerry trying to scare people about a House bill that was going to reinstate the draft. Liberals were behind that bill and conservatives thought it was nonsense. Liberals are behind the most recent bill to reinstate the draft as well, but that looks about as dead as the last one. It would take an act of congress to bring the draft back, and that ain't goin' to happen!
What is construction machinery?
Engaged in machinery manufacturing power machinery, hoisting and conveying machinery, agricultural machinery, metallurgical and mining machinery, chemical machinery, textile machinery, machine tools, tools, instruments, and other mechanical equipment manufacturing industry. The machinery manufacturing industry provides the technical equipment for the whole national economy, and its development level is one of the main marks of the industrialization degree of the country.
I am not talking about homemade reloading. I'm talking about pooling up some money with some of my friends to buy commercial bullet/ammunition making machinery equipment, to manufacture our own ammunition from scratch, from the basic materials such as powder, lead, brass, and copper to the finished product = 1 fully assembled round of ammo.Due to the ammo shortage I see now, I see a great investment and commercial opportunity. Lead, copper, brass, and powder can be found in vast quantities, but ammo is in a shortage. But if I have the machines to melt, process, and combine these materials, I no longer have an ammo shortage. Where can I buy commercial ammo making machinery?
In reality you WON'T save money by reloading 5.56,7.62x39 or 54R,there is just too much cheap stuff available and you will take too long recouping your costs when accounting for the press,dies,accessory equipment plus your consumables-and THEN add in your time. Reloading works well to gain accuracy or load for expensive or less supported cartridges-I reload for a 300 WSM instead of spending $40+ a box,so reloading for the other rifles is a bonus save/accuracy gain. If you had a WSM,Weatherby proprietary,RUM,RSAUM, boutique cartridges, 375 HH or larger;or things like a hot 6.5 x 55 Swede load,7mm Mauser,etc it would return your investment quickly. Your 300 Win Mag might get some accuracy gains and of course you can load specific bullets,but when you add a pistol cartridge you start needing a turret press instead of a single stage-almost doubles the press cost. Not going to dissuade you from reloading for what you can gain,but economically,it takes a while to see a benefit-and in the Russian loads you are dealing with questionable accuracy gains anyway. Best thing is to see what the Lee,RCBS,Redding,Hornady kits have in common-press,scale,hand primer, Lube Pad,etc-add to that a decent dial caliper,case trimmer of some type(Lee and RCBS take two TOTALLY different approaches),tumbler,and a bullet puller maybe.
I have a question on my fashion homework asking what type of machinery would be used to manufacture an item that has various styles of cuts or slits. Can anyonehelp?
sewing machine or a backstitch
I am doing an energy audit for a plastic manufacturing company for my final year university project.The company runs on 3 phase and has a large variety of different machinery (blow molders, injection molders, compressors, refrigerators etc) I am required to measure each component and determine how much is contributed to the monthly electricity bill. What is the best way to do this? Is there any pieces of equipment I can use (such as something similar to the kill-a-watt) which can attach to the machine and measure kW usage?The machines run on demand so therefore taking an average from the specifications would be too inaccurate.NEED SOME HELP PLEASE :(
If it runs on demand, whatever you put down will be correct. Let them prove you wrong! Or you could guestimate how long they are used each day and take the nameplate power rating off the machine, then do the math.
In The Origin of Species, Darwin wrote, If it could be demonstrated that any complex organ existed, which could not possibly have been formed by numerous, successive, slight modifications, my theory would absolutely break down. But I can find out no such case.Richard Dawkins: Some species of the unjustly called 'primitive' amoebas have as much information in their DNA as 1000 Encyclopedia Brittanicas (The Blind Watchmaker, p. 116).
Actually, man has now done that. Read about it: Google: The Economist + And Man Made Life. This was a 15 year project, and creating cells that would metabolize, reproduce, etc, ----CELLS THAT HAD NO PARENTS is as big in biology, as was the discovery of DNA was in Genetics, or the development of the polio vaccine was in Medical Research. YouTube their names, too for some interesting interviews... Craig Venter and Hamilton Smith.
Does anyone know the process and machinery a Dye Works would have used in the 1900's?
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