This is an oddball abrasive tool from Bosch. It's a home gamer tool that might come in handy. This shows how Bosch Green is engineered for low cost. Thanks for your help! Patrons get early access here
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Is it really that dangerous? As a kid I used to bridge the gap of the prongs when half-plugged in all the time. Sure, the electricity would go through your finger and it wouldn't feel great, but it also wasn't horrible and had zero chance of messing with the rest of your body. Not to mention I've never seen an electrical plug within reach of a bathtub in a house built within the last say, 50 or so years. If they were, GFCI exists too for that exact reason. You gotta do a LOT of things wrong, including touching the leads with both hands, to even have a chance of risking your life.
Walter etc make some impressive but high dollar abrasives for these used to polish stuff like liquid tank trailers. Best bought at auction for home gamers because $$.
My man must read like . . . . . EVERYTHING!
I swear to God, this dude keeps me laughing my damn ass off so much !
far, far better than any television show and on the friggin fly !
beyond brilliant!
We had bicycle inner brake cable attached to the parts washer great for poking into carbs and such. The new guy flipped it behind the machine out of the way. It laid across the plug wires and it starting sparking. It gave him an HR approved foot shove away. Luckily the cable gave a short and kept falling away from the angry pixie receptacle.
It’s more for wood and cleaning up painted metal
More for woodworking I find. I have the parkside copy here in UK. parkside is a german grocery store that rebrands tools and all have 3yr, guarantees. all over the world like aldi stores tools are branded ferrox, You my have them in your country. As I said it is usefull for shapping wood, and has stopped me buying a spindle sander ( so far ).
This would be perfect for deburring the inside of large pvc pipes
UK plug sockets are probably the safest
I installed all the outlets in my house upside down. I’m a commercial construction worker it makes sense to me. Everyone thinks it odd but it does have its purpose.
Pretty sure it was specifically made for housewives to ruin vintage furniture by stripping the original finish and painting it matte white
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Anthropomorphucked. I paid my electrician to sign the papers and let me do my own work on a building once rather than use his own guys. Basically just showed up and took a cheque, and told me to flip my receptacles around so they look like happy faces. I was like, naw, I like them the way they were supposed to be installed. He said it wouldn't pass inspection. I wasn't sure if he was a hat-fucker but I did give him some suggestions before rotating them in the entire building.