Adding mesh Case window

[Sean W.]

nah it wasnt sharp at all, it was a grinding wheel. i used that to out line... eh, the line, and went over it with a skill saw. just didnt take pictures.

 

[jfenwick]

^ lol. then i guess it would be better to do this on a hot day, not a cold one.

I'd almost think the opposite, a cold day would make for smaller targets

 

[Luke]

^ i was thinking that same lol.

 

[Muffin Man]

nah it wasnt sharp at all, it was a grinding wheel. i used that to out line... eh, the line, and went over it with a skill saw. just didnt take pictures.

oh ok.

I'd almost think the opposite, a cold day would make for smaller targets

oh cuz i was thinkin that on a hot day, the targets would be farther away from you so damage would seem less likely

 

[S0ULphIRE]

Unless they somehow magically detach and move away from you, I don't see how the 'targets' would be farther away on a hot day lol

 

[remixedcat]

on a cold day you can wear those padded ski pants for protection.

 

[Muffin Man]

not detach lol. surely you have noticed that the twins tend to want to swing a bit farther away on hot days.

if im having a hard time trying to cut through the panel while it's on my lap and i apply more pressure, when i finally cut through and the momentum pushes me down, i would rather it be a hot day so as to keep the targets as far away as possible, not on a cold day when they want to stay close.

anyway this is the logic behind my reasoning .

 

[Sean W.]

if you have any experience cutting metal you shouldnt be surprised when you are about to break through the other side of the metal... that why i was doing it on my lap, i have a lot of experience working with metal... so i wasjnt worried about getting cut

professionals at life dont get cut nawwww meeeeaaannn...


anyway, getting this thread back on track, i dont know if i should mount the 4 fans i got as intake or exhaust fans? any thoughts

 

[S0ULphIRE]

The best setup is usuall a big fan on the front as an intake, then two on the back as exhausts and one on the side as an intake.

 

[jfenwick]

if you have any experience cutting metal you shouldnt be surprised when you are about to break through the other side of the metal... that why i was doing it on my lap, i have a lot of experience working with metal... so i wasjnt worried about getting cut

professionals at life dont get cut nawwww meeeeaaannn...


anyway, getting this thread back on track, i dont know if i should mount the 4 fans i got as intake or exhaust fans? any thoughts

Lol, what? Off track?

I'd have to disagree though a bit on your next point, injury statistics point to two peaks in injury rates, new workers who are obviously inexperienced and a second spike later down the road in highly experienced workers who it would seem to get a bit complacent in their work and start taking things for granted. Just a tid bit of useless info to think on.