Very cool, thanks for the explanation. What’s the purpose of the inspection? Is it to verify the correct slab and/or subgrade thickness? Or the presence of rebar?

Not a geologist. Clearly the best best lasagna can be found at depths below 2m.

But seriously, what are we looking at? I assume the solid white line at 0m is the slab itself. What’s the wavy white line just below 0m?

Localized entirely within your kitchen?

Hey, who spilled this noncredibledefense in my science_memes?

I suppose I’m shilling here, but check out rockauto.com for car parts. They carry an insane number of car parts for basically wholesale prices. A lot of times you can still buy the individual parts instead of entire assemblies.

This is becoming one of my favorite machining channels to watch.

Nah bro, these 7 data points are trending downwards, therefore we can totally project with 95% confidence that humans will be running a sub-6 second 100m on all fours by the year 2100.

Looks great! I really like the way the drawer pulls look against the color and figure of the wood.

Wow. Slandering Mr Rogers just seemed like such a ridiculous statement that I assumed the poster above was exaggerating. What a bunch of scumbags.

I suppose I could have googled that myself, but thank you for sharing the link.

Did fox news really slander Mr. Rogers?

I really like the Creator animals, but I wish they would stick to the $20 and below price point like the dinosaur, shark, and parrot. The fox at $50 and the giraffe at $65 are just too expensive for me as a casual fan.

You see something similar on metalworking videos: “I just used this scrap piece of steel/brass/copper/aluminum I had laying around”. Conveniently leaving out the fact that it’s hundreds of dollars of raw material.

Wow I didn’t realize it wasn’t over yet, thanks for the heads up. I’m still a little salty about some of the answers though :)

I asked “is it famous?” 👍

I asked “is it in North America?” 👎

It was an oven lol.

Dude my classic rock station now plays Green Day and Blink 182… Getting old is weird.

I don’t have any experience with it, but a google search tells me it’s possible to do at home with a bubble balancer. A tire shop would be able to balance it quickly for not a lot of money though.

It could be as simple as needing your wheels balanced. My car had a shudder that started around 70mph. I thought my wheel bearing was going bad, but the problem went away after I got them balanced.

Sounds like a good score for $20!