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1) Welcome back!
2) Had a relaxing, do-nothing 4th.
3) Damn, son!
2) Had a relaxing, do-nothing 4th.
3) Damn, son!
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
had great fud at my bro's home. still have my fingers and toes.
Yay!
megamania
Hero
Back..... for the moment.
Tammy, my wife, sent to hospital by her place of work. She is fine but the restrictions of activity are finally beginning to set in with her.
Eddie, Son-in-Law's step dad has passed away.
Beyond that..... the normal.
Considering doing a Darksun Comic book.
Tammy, my wife, sent to hospital by her place of work. She is fine but the restrictions of activity are finally beginning to set in with her.
Eddie, Son-in-Law's step dad has passed away.
Beyond that..... the normal.
Considering doing a Darksun Comic book.
megamania
Hero
Mad_Jack
Legend
Jack got to play with a rail gun at work today... 
Jack was tasked with standing at the beginning of the line, loading bottles onto the belt. Between the plastic bottles, plastic bumpers on the rails, plastic belt, and the fact that we had an induction sealer on the line three feet away, there was quite a static charge building up between the rails.
Every so often, you could see the last bottle on the belt start to move backwards against the direction of the belt, and several times they actually shot off the end of the belt onto the floor.
Jack had great fun doing neat tricks with static all day, moving the bottles back and forth by holding his fingers just off the surface...
Even better, Jack actually managed to slowly lift one of the bottles about an eighth of an inch off the belt without touching it before it lost its charge.
There were unfortunately too many variables involved in the situation to manage to repeat that particular trick, however.
Jack was tasked with standing at the beginning of the line, loading bottles onto the belt. Between the plastic bottles, plastic bumpers on the rails, plastic belt, and the fact that we had an induction sealer on the line three feet away, there was quite a static charge building up between the rails.
Every so often, you could see the last bottle on the belt start to move backwards against the direction of the belt, and several times they actually shot off the end of the belt onto the floor.
Jack had great fun doing neat tricks with static all day, moving the bottles back and forth by holding his fingers just off the surface...
Even better, Jack actually managed to slowly lift one of the bottles about an eighth of an inch off the belt without touching it before it lost its charge.
There were unfortunately too many variables involved in the situation to manage to repeat that particular trick, however.
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
way cool!!!!
David worked until his hands and arms cramped up.
David worked until his hands and arms cramped up.
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