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Round peg, square hole

I used a Phillips-Head Screwdriver today to replace the part on printer and I began wondering where it came from and who Phillips was. Thanks for the video!

This is one of the best new channels that seemed to come out of nowhere. I've become a regular watcher.

The older version of this machine was way more reliable.

the subsrate ive worked with for .. since ages ago..

Bunk. Everyone knows a contract is a two way street. MickyD is not contracting for a nonworking machine. Taylor doesn’t write in the contract “Even if our not working, sometimes working, kinda working, nightmare hard to clean, no-ice cream machines don’t work, you, MickyD, still have to use them.” And MickyD opening 12 new restaurants doesn’t contract for “12 non-working ice cream machines.” We all know “the contract” is to not sell ice cream in the hope we’ll buy something else, something more expensive. Do we care about the “logistical nightmares” of millionaires? Just sell one of your yachts and you’ll be sure to find the way out of your frosty tunnel. Meanwhile, I’ve bought nothing from you, MickyD, in years-one too many a stop for ice cream thwarted. You turn me away again and again, I stop stopping by.

Never really took off in the U.K. A friend of mine had one but by the early seventies the cassette was the main tape format. Music fans may want to check this out. I read that the Pink Floyd album Animals 8 track version features guitarist Snowy White playing the guitar on 'Pigs on the Wing' and is not on other versions so possibly a collectors piece.

And vinyl is still around.

Great history of simple things.

Did Aaron Gordon work at McDonald’s?

The cassette was so much better...

Portable players are quite perfect for compact cassettes. Stationary decks For Elcaset, open reels. CD is bläää. Vinyl forever

Cryolite is a mineral that contains aluminum, and it works as a flux to lower the melting point of bauxite. Cryolite is now considered extinct in nature, and cryolite used now is man-made from fluorite.

This was the invention fit for the dumpster.

Happy to say I work at a steel mill that makes rebar. Most of this tracks but most modern mills roll the deformations(ribs) into the bar while it is still hot in the final stand. This is before it gets quenched to achieve the proper quality’s for the grade ordered. A quick note, rebar sizes from 3-11 grow in 1/8th inch increments 3 bar being 3/8” 4 bar being 1/2” and so on. Most of these sizes can be spooled rather than cut straight so that fab shops can unspool and bend for customization and select lengths to cut down on waste.

I’ve always thought it was a waste to put this in a landfill it can all be recycled

Paper lined drywall is rubbish, it crumbles easily and nothing can be fixed without a stud behind, FERMACELL is the better alternative , it can handle a knock and reasonably heavy things can be screwed onto it without problem. Funny how some poorly performing products have so much popularity.

I have a Ti. hip replacement, tie wire holding my split femur together, polypropylene mesh holding my guts in my abdomen, Ti wire holding my chest together after my sternum was cut in half. I can feel the materials inside me but I like being the 6 million dollar Wolverine! Wish all my calcium was replaced by it. Lots stronger. I AM BORG!!!!!!! A womans' resistance to my romantic advancements are futile!!

Vulkem!

Because purple would look ridiculous.....

I'm from a family of textile workers, mostly weaveroom. From 1940 / 1980. I myself worked for many different cotton mills , weaving

Did you know that in Ontario, Canada, the major source of gypsum for drywall was De-Sulpho-Gysum, which was not mined from the ground. Instead, it all came from Lambton Generating Station, a clean coal power plant that produced it as a byproduct in the flue gas scrubber process where acid-gas was removed from the effluent stream. How's that for sustainability and eco-responsibility!

question: what is different about green board, which is used in damp locations such as bathrooms?

Panels are 1/4 inch to 5/8 inch

I would like to know the history of window pains

I'm still into Vinyl. Still have my Stereo. It's still kicking.

also for grounding / earthing

Bob Seger released a lot of his stuff on 8 track, until the early 80's

Cringe Redditers ruined the fedora for everyone else

Painted Red for winter weather

Thank you Philips!

Ça c'est bien comme matériau

What are the little fibers you see in the core when you break a part off ??

I have hundreds of cd's. Still use them often. Easy to convert to MP3's.

Steadtler Noris being yellow/black stripe with either red end or eraser. My favourite was Steadtler Mars a blue coloured professional level pencil. Derwent most popular in UK. I use Carandache Grafwood.

I grew up on CDs and made my music on discs with mixtapes and albums

I put 8-track players in my cars. They could be a pain but they were great to listen to.

We Indians use water to wash our butt

8 track tapes always changed tracks right in the middle of your favorite song.😂😂😂

Heck yea, subjects like this is why i've been subbed

To hold diamonds 👀

Natural gypsum is rarely used in plasterboard because it can contain radiation. Smoke degassing plaster is much better and lowers the CO footprint even better Other materials are also added to the plaster, such as detergent and starch, to facilitate processing. From someone with experience.

This channel is really amazing 😍

Im still buying CDs 😹😹😹

Don't forget needing a matchbook to make the tape play correctly!

Well explained

I would add that the falling costs of laser vinyl players will make your old LPs worth keeping too.

Professionally produced and narrated with a academic voice.. No annoying music.

I Love The Way You Speak So Polite 😊

How amazing they are!