PsychoEngineer
PsychoEngineer t1_j61rchh wrote
Get some proper pillow-block-bearings and some axle collars and use that to mount the rod instead of the conduit clamps; stronger and then you won’t have to worry about it. Harbor-freight should have everything you need.
PsychoEngineer t1_j5yhhq8 wrote
Reply to comment by Dampware in LPT: It is valuable to know when to stop arguing with other people and simply let them be wrong by Dismal_Body_2731
“ I always entertain the notion that I'm wrong, or that I'll have to revise my opinion. Most of the time that feels good; sometimes it really hurts and is embarrassing." - AB; words I try and live by
PsychoEngineer t1_j5f2ciy wrote
Reply to comment by incasesheisonheretoo in LPT Start your lunch break before your boss by Global_Release_4182
Be careful with this though… leaving earlier than everyone else can carry negative impressions as well. It’s a high wire balance to achieve of coming in and leaving times such that the perception (which is all that matters) isn’t negatively effected.
PsychoEngineer t1_j47bwob wrote
Reply to comment by minkey-on-the-loose in What does it mean to torque a screw to a specific torque? by alucemet
In a way; applying the torque translates into a force the screw/bolt head is applying axially down the screw/bolt into whatever it’s being driven into; this force is what holds the parts together, or in the sense of a gasket crushes the gasket a certain amount. (Think of the gasket like a spring not a solid).
PsychoEngineer t1_iw9g0k8 wrote
Reply to comment by lemmikens in A modest change in housing temperature alters whole body energy expenditure and adipocyte thermogenic capacity in mice (Nov 2022) by basmwklz
We do the exact same. 70 is like sticky/horribly hot for me; 60-63 is perfect and I sleep like a rock; 67+ and I toss and turn all night.
PsychoEngineer t1_iuhlv04 wrote
Reply to The muscles in your jaw are probably strong enough to shatter your teeth, but the brain just won't let it happen. by soulsista04us
Until your brain doesn’t… my mother has broken several teeth from clenching at night, even with a night brace.
PsychoEngineer t1_iu1ll6l wrote
Reply to comment by Important_Wealth8837 in Shower Leak - Expanding Foam by Important_Wealth8837
If this is what is happening; then the shower and tiles were not installed properly to start with.
Please post some pictures and we maybe able to help with a fix... maybe.
PsychoEngineer t1_it8hwnh wrote
Reply to comment by Doomsday31415 in ACLU asks supreme court to overturn Arkansas’ anti-boycott law against Israel | Arkansas by Im__Bruce_Wayne__AMA
But then charging a penalty to certain companies but not others due to a international political issue? I’d like an example please to support your claim that they do similar to this for things… gotta be a foreign issue and limited to penalties related to that foreign issue that certain companies are penalized for and others are not depending on where that companies position is on this foreign issue.
I’ll wait.
PsychoEngineer t1_it889fd wrote
Reply to comment by Doomsday31415 in ACLU asks supreme court to overturn Arkansas’ anti-boycott law against Israel | Arkansas by Im__Bruce_Wayne__AMA
Thus it's a "penalty" which you just admitted... thus a "fine" as the poster said they weren't doing; 6 of one 1/2 dozen of the other.
PsychoEngineer t1_it7nez6 wrote
Reply to comment by Comprehensive-Ad3963 in ACLU asks supreme court to overturn Arkansas’ anti-boycott law against Israel | Arkansas by Im__Bruce_Wayne__AMA
> fining,
But this is exactly what they're doing; the 20% penalty, or did you miss that part?
PsychoEngineer t1_isvno2z wrote
Reply to comment by DadOfFan in dressing a cutoff wheel by DadOfFan
Read that reply, still doesn't seem right. In my 20+ years of using cutoff wheels I've never had to dress one, ever.
PsychoEngineer t1_ir5i3uj wrote
Reply to comment by WasatchSLC in Humans operating on humans are still better than robots operating on humans...even when a human is operating the robot. by Notreallyonreddityet
And that’s where I have a hard time agreeing with your broad claim of not being any better.
PsychoEngineer t1_ir5fdxq wrote
Reply to comment by WasatchSLC in Humans operating on humans are still better than robots operating on humans...even when a human is operating the robot. by Notreallyonreddityet
Can you link to the study showing this overall?
The one linked by the OP was only a small study in the UK done by 3 doctors with barely over 100 patients with limited data used to determining the effectiveness/differences.
PsychoEngineer t1_ir4zhea wrote
Reply to comment by iemailrobi in Humans operating on humans are still better than robots operating on humans...even when a human is operating the robot. by Notreallyonreddityet
Correct. But that’s also why there are other medical robotics similar that are specifically for orthopedic applications.
PsychoEngineer t1_j63zin7 wrote
Reply to comment by whayd in What’s the best way to create smooth movement between a wheel and a 2x4 axle? by whayd
They would go right next to the Pillow-Block-Bearings and keep the shaft from moving axially; either a pair on the outside of the 2 of them, or a pair on the inside. I also recommend grinding a flat spot or drilling a dimple into the shaft for the set screw on the collar. This will allow you to lock it to the shaft better.