1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

@BartMaster1234 explain your self

 

I thought you were putting a gas grill in the counter? Now you making it into a charcoal grill?

 

For a chemist starting is 80k. If youre actually a adhesives chemist that will go up 10-20k, get your degree haha I will need a chemist assistant in the bay area soon, dude we have is gonna get the axe.

Yep, and we need two licensed opperators in house incase someone is out sick. The mixers are steam heated.

 

I can go get my boilers license easy lmao. Chemistry is to much school for me lmao.

 

Good thing things seam to stick together in my facility

 

Thought that was CO2

 

This is true

 

I hated working anywhere near the boiler or steam lines at my last job.

 

milk steak

 

And up the narrow driveway she went

 

You sound like you wouldve fit in well at that place. 480 didnt phase my coworkers either

 

480v isn't a silent killer, in fact when it kills either it or the thing it's killing makes lots of noise. Gasses though... You'll never know

 

Steam was really the only gas I was around. More 277 than 480 aswell.

 

We used 277 a lot in my school's materials lab. All of the Electrical Discharge Mills used it, well at least for the main controls and servos, the ED part was two 480v lines per mill haha. Those things had the power to kill very easily if you disabled safeties on them

 

I was actually told soaking venison in milk will get rid of some of the gamey taste, so there’s that.


Also, 4K pages you stupid fucks

 

Im glad that Ive been around it, but that doesnt mean I like it. Thats why my major is in low voltage DC controls.

 

11 more post and we will be at 80k post

 

80k posts of straight shit

 

Yeah I think my work lights might be that way, the ballasts for the lights say 120/277 so I'm not sure what they use. When I replace them I just use ones that meet all the specs but I never actually checked the voltage haha

 

Some of it was pretty bi-curious