ClarkMarx

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by ClarkMarx 1y ago
Imagine a 5/8"(16mm) cable running through 6"x6" (14cmx14cm) pressure treated blocks about 4 feet (1.2 meters) apart. The cable gets wrapped around the stack and connected to itself through a turnbuckle which is tightene
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by ClarkMarx 1y ago
You mentioned steeples first. That may have been a mistake, but I will answer anyway. You climb a steeple from the inside and exit from a door at the base of, or on, the spire. From there we would typically build a platform on which to erec
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by ClarkMarx 1y ago
As someone who grew up in a family of Steeplejacks (my father was third generation), I am always amazed and delighted by the amount of attention Dibnah got in his day in the UK and continues to get today via the internet. Here in the states
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by ClarkMarx 3y ago
The A350, a clean sheet composite design, was certified in 2014.
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by ClarkMarx 3y ago
A toolset for a mechanic with an on-the-go lifestyle. Great to take to the local pick-n-pull.
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by ClarkMarx 6y ago
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by ClarkMarx 7y ago
Unsure how many sensors they have in other metros, but here in the Salt Lake Valley, the Purple network does a great job of this. https://www.purpleair.com/map?opt=1/i/mAQI/a10/cC0#11.37/40....
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by ClarkMarx 7y ago
The current crop of cars use a paddle on the steering wheel, typically above the shift paddles, to actuate the clutch. So you could use your left foot to operate both brake pedals, either individually or together, and your right foot to ope
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by ClarkMarx 8y ago
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