u/DoomRobotsFromSpace

I love those balls so much. Nothing better for the price and the spin is amazing. I always recommend them to anyone looking for a good ball that isn't crazy expensive. Especially guys that hit it well but don't swing super fast. Plus for some reason my favorite muni sells the divide balls for $28/dozen.

I think this is just the result of a lot of older guys having low handicaps. I'm an 8 at 38 yo and am almost exactly plus 30 on everything but the wedges because I also don't full swing wedges.

Just went from violent rage to feeling a little silly in about 7 seconds. Thank you so much.

Did you ever find a solution? I have the exact same issue.

It's not really a secret how you do it. It's just really hard to do.

https://youtu.be/W06g7gIfwRE?si=arLPmkYj_fBURc3h

I'm communicating on a comment from a year ago to reassure you that you were the asshole here. And no one uses the desktop and taskbar like that.

I'm not a doctor but am a biomechanical engineer. Do a lot of research on knee injuries, especially acl. I don't really see any reason this would injure the patella or patellar tendon. That massive anterior force on the tibia 100% would be expected to fuck up her acl though. I'm pretty sure that's what we just saw let go. Have sliced a few (cadaveric) myself and seen the new motion that results.

He didn't deserve to die. But he attacked someone with a knife and the other guy did deserve to defend himself and survive.

Didn't watch the video eh?

Ya I don't think I've ever seen a riding mower that had anything other than a pulley on the crankshaft. Definitely not a blade though since you have to be able to turn the blade off.

That shaft appears to be belt driven so it is probably even easier than that.

It's a little ridiculous that someone downvoted you, given that you are correct. I'm pretty sure op is also aware that he can remove it. Otherwise he would probably not have bothered to mention his milling machine.

Yes. It's actually probably more common than most people would be comfortable knowing. Certain types of hunting dogs are pretty intense. Fwiw, the dogs are typically pretty much ok with it.

It doesn't, but the solvent in dry erase markers is also alcohol. So it will also dissolve sharpie. The felt tip gives you a little bit of scrubbing action while you work to cover the sharpie. It's just using alcohol with extra steps.

I play war thunder on a quest 2 with a 1650s every day and it runs like a champ. Definitely fine.

If you spin the motor with the blade off, does that shaft wobble, or does it spin true and straight? Does it free spin at all like the blade in your videos? Don't forget to grab that washer off of there before you try.

I think this is correct. Source: My wife is a nurse.

You can test if it is the brushes by slightly stretching the springs, then lightly scuffing them with sandpaper or a scratch pad. If it runs after that, replace the brushes. Switch could be trickier but I would personally start by turning it on, setting it on high, and lightly bumping it on a countertop from a few angles. If it momentarily powers on, or even just turns on, probably the switch. If it doesn't, still probably the switch.

Edit to add: as other have stated, that armature is pristine, no issue there.

Because engineers have determined that this doesn't have nearly as much impact on performance as you would think. And prettiness is a different department.

Happens from time to time for different reasons. My favorite is Nicholas Alchemade. WW2 tail gunner that fell 18,000 feet and only suffered a sprained leg. He was then captured by the nazis who investigated and, in the purest of German form, provided him a certificate verifying that this really happened before imprisoning him for the rest of the war.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Alkemade#:~:text=Nicholas%20Stephen%20Alkemade%20(10%20December,Lancaster%20heavy%20bomber%20over%20Germany.

It's green sea dye. Makes a giant green patch that can be spotted more easily by search and rescue aircraft.

Correct. Lots of maintenance. Nuclear reactors are perfectly safe to stand right next to when they are operating normally. Inside the reactor is probably radioactive as hell even now, but if no major accidents occurred, then the room should be fine.

It's probably pretty recent. Another commenter said it was from a tour in 2016. Like others on here have said, only one of the four reactors was destroyed in that incident. The other three remained in service long after.

It's really frustrating how far I had to scroll to see the correct answer. Bigger/higher quality valve and more surface area, either for more flow or finer filtering with the same flow, are why the taller one exists, and is probably more expensive. They are also both fine.

It is. It's just not very magnetic, depending on the alloy. Specifically, depending on the nickel content it it can take a pretty strong magnet to notice it by feel. You are getting downvoted by guys that have just always been told a certain thing and have assumed it must be true.