Machinery and Tools

you get a thin peace of rope and tie it to the end of your door in your bedroom and then tie the other end of your rope to something at least a meter away and then you can open and close your door and so if someone opens your door they step in and they will trip over the rope.

Maybe. Technically identical to rope in most cases except its size. String, twine, cord, and yarn are typically made by laying up multiple strands to produce a "rope". However, although its construction is typically identical to rope, its small size keeps it properly referred to as cordage, string, twine, etc.

to like ask them a question and not give them an answer.

Expanded answer: Caving slang

Short Roped - (1) When a pitch is rigged with a too-short rope

(hopefully with a knot in the end!).

(2) When the person preceding you on a rope accidently

pulls it up as they climb and you cannot reach it.

yes

when you step on it, it should reach to around your shoulders or a little shorter

The tungsteng electrode, because this one not is a filler metal in this process. The individual may be asking what metal can you not weld using the TIG process. In that case cast iron, zinc (including zinc coated metals), lead and any metal with a low melting temperature would be the answer.

You set a surveyors level up , level it using the bubble (also known as a vial) levels on it. Once level, and set up on top of a tripod, you then have a level reference in 360 degrees. Think of it this way, its a level "slice" through the air that you cannot see, but the level you're using has a optical scope (glass telescope) and when you look through it, you'll see a crosshair like a rifle scope..the horizontal crosshair, that's the level reference point that cuts the "slice" through the air that I gave an example of. From that level slice , you use a level rod, or some way to measure from the level slice down. That is, you measure from level down to a point, for example, a finished floor elevation, or the top of a wall, or top of a manhole, anything that you're wanting to measure its "levelness" (not a word, but I'm using it so you know what youre measuring for). Good place to buy surveyors levels is at EngineerSupply. For example, say you want to reference how low a manhole top is in a parking lot, so you reference from one end of the parking lot, or say from the door to the building, that way you can make sure that manhole top is lower than the doorway so that water runs to the manhole and not into the doorway flooding your building. A surveyors level is a reference tool to reference from level. Level being a slice of air that's completely level. If you're outside, you have to measure from some reference. So, why not measure from level. Think about it.

Line is a nautical term for a rope. But a rope can be a line attached on only one end in normal use. The bell rope, the bucket rope, the tiller rope, the bolt rope, check rope, foot rope, monkey rope, and the dip rope.

line

The answer to this is 350cm. This is because 1 meter is 100 cm. So you must multiply 3.5 by 100 which gives you 350cm. Good luck! ;)

The history of drilling machine dates back as far as 35,000 BCE. This is when the Homo Sapiens discovered the hand drill as a rotary tool. The core drill was developed in ancient Egypt around 3000 BC.

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Drama as we know it in western culture by an actor/playwright named Thespis in 534 BC and the Festival of Dionysus in Athens.

It depends on the engine type. If it is the older type with a starter clutch, the ball bearings could be froze up in the starter clutch. Just take the flywheel cover off (the thing with the rope on it) and pope the cover off of the starter clutch. Clean the ball bearings and the surfaces and oil it with motor oil and reassemble. The starter rope could be tangled itself. You can remove the flywheel cover and the rope should pull out easily and retract back in easily. If it is still stuck, its tangled in the flywheel cover or the spring that retracts the rope back in is damaged. The newer style engines with the starter clutch that has the arms fly out (the start clutch is part of the flywheel cover instead of part of the engine like on the older style). These ones are harder to prepare and usually it is better to replace them. If you have a salvage yard nearby you can usually find a junked engine you can pull one off of. These small engines are very simple and fun to work on. It could be a great learning experience and I recommend you try to fix it. Many people through good mowers out each year because they don't bother trying to fix simple problems.

On a pedestal drill the workpiece is static and the drill is in a vertical position and rotates. On a lathe the workpiece rotates but not the drill, and the drill is in a horizontal position.

To prevent the stem or branch being cut from slipping out of the blades. Instead the curve blade tends to push the item being cut toward the cutting edge.

It can be any length probably

Hopefully shorter than the distance to the ground...

A J-head milling machine is a versatile type of vertical milling machine known for its adjustable head, which can tilt and rotate, allowing for a wide range of machining operations. The "J" designation typically refers to the design of the head, which features a variable speed drive and an easy-to-use quill for precise depth control. This machine is commonly used in workshops for tasks like drilling, cutting, and shaping materials like metal and wood. Its adaptability and user-friendly features make it a popular choice among machinists and hobbyists alike.

Double braid rope consists of two interwoven layers: an inner core and an outer sheath. The core provides strength and flexibility, while the outer braid enhances abrasion resistance and protects the core from wear. This construction makes double braid rope strong yet flexible, ideal for applications like sailing, climbing, and towing. It also tends to have minimal stretch, offering reliable performance under load.