And in another part of the Cave, oh, I mean “Factory” they make handguns
Inside the Mass Production Factory Process, maybe not the best....
Yep, a big Canik sign over the entrance.And in another part of the Cave, oh, I mean “Factory” they make handguns![]()
I’m surprised it didn’t show the guy smoking a cigarette at the reloading press.Absolutely horrible conditions in those Pakistani factories.
Zero safety considerations.
I've watched 2 others one a glass making factory and one metal recycling. Both had workers in sandals and those large flowing clothing. Both had very young children working next to open furnace that is thousands of degrees Fahrenheit. Watching them just made me shudder.I’m surprised it didn’t show the guy smoking a cigarette at the reloading press.
Are you not supposed to do that ?I’m surprised it didn’t show the guy smoking a cigarette at the reloading press.
I really don’t think so but by the looks of that place I don’t think they careAre you not supposed to do that ?
“They” say you shouldn’t smoke while tapping a gas main either.I really don’t think so but by the looks of that place I don’t think they care
depending on pressure it doesn't make much difference when below 20psi. 500psi, i wouldn't suggest it. ng is a high volume low pressure usable system unlike propane being just the opposite. ymmv“They” say you shouldn’t smoke while tapping a gas main either.![]()
More importantly, unlike propane NG isn’t flammable below 1200 degrees. A cigarette burns at about 700. It’s also not explosive in free air.depending on pressure it doesn't make much difference when below 20psi. 500psi, i wouldn't suggest it. ng is a high volume low pressure usable system unlike propane being just the opposite. ymmv
not where i'm at as we have several transmission lines over 500psi and up to 1k iirc. up north of me about 25-30 miles someone was on a d8 with a ripper ripping some ground when they hit a transmission line and it blew up, killed him and the d8 was toast. most rippers only go 2' deep, so wth was it so shallow!It’s also notable that other than transmission and feeder lines the highest pressure you’re going to encounter in a typical gas main is about 60 psi.
We have them here too. Usually 200-400 psi, but tapping them is not even close to the same kinda thing you have going on tapping an IP poly main. That’s a specialty deal that regular main crew/ SIT gas guys aren’t qualified to do. They don’t even let us dig over them.not where i'm at as we have several transmission lines over 500psi and up to 1k iirc. up north of me about 25-30 miles someone was on a d8 with a ripper ripping some ground when they hit a transmission line and it blew up, killed him and the d8 was toast. most rippers only go 2' deep, so wth was it so shallow!