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The biggest problem is it's really really shitty movie

Screws or lag bolts will eventually work loose if recurring force is applied to them. Bolts won't (and if they somehow do they can be tightened) .

How much did you pay for it where you live? Here in Seattle you can pay everywhere from 20 bucks for a couple of grams to $200 an ounce.

That is definitely paella. Looks really tasty by the way. A little saffron would spice it up (that stuff is expensive though)

Can you say paella?

There's hair and sludge in every dishwasher except brand new ones unless you clean the filter after every load. Do you think that everything you put in your dishwasher is small enough to fit through the filter

>Yes, I've cleaned out and repaired a dish washer.

Did you pull out the stinky hair ball?

> It is save, sane and it has been done like that for years.

It's senseless. Absolutely no reason to do it. It's just a curiosity.

Have you ever disassembled a dish washer interior?

Sure,charcoal is messy and burnt edges on your food isn't the healthiest but would you eat a greasy soggy hairball? That's what's down there.

That cooking in the dishwasher thing is disgusting. I don't care how tightly you wrap the fish. If you ever saw what was in the bottom of most dishwashesr you would never eat something cooked in it.

What happened when you attempt to turn the display with those belts? The ability to turn the feature depends on the torque of the motor and the ratio of the pulleys. If your sign is mounted on free turning bearings it should only have to provide enough torque to overcome the inertia of the feature. It should take minimal power to rotate it once it's moving. How much does the feature weigh, what type of bearings is it mounted on, what ratio are your pulleys, how much torque does your motor supply, how many RPMs does the motor turn at and how many RPMs would you like your feature to turn at?

how about these. They have less slippage than a v pulley also.

> Looks like it might work on a similar principle to those piezoelectric fans

That was my first thoughgt too.

Edit; Actually I'm pretty sure it operates on the same principle.

>Blowing out dust isn't that much of a problem if you can open the laptop with ease.

This is true with normal fans and heat sinks but how do you know that's the case with this type of cooler?

The big question is how they handle dust

Too bad it sucked so bad.

You can hang 100 lbs off a 2 x 4 stud with a 1/4" x 2" lag bolt but remember that it has to be hung close to the wall. The further from the wall the weight is the more leverage it imparts on the fastener.

Basin wrench

I think a better translation would be a "place which isn't"

Congratulations Oregon! Leading the way to the future