Took this from a large self-propelled carpet extractor. I tested it with my treadmill motor supply and it works. I doubt I'll need the full 36 volts, as a flatbed loaded up with heavy stuff has no business going fast. I assume I need a power supply to avoid inrush current. How would you power this?
Thanks for any info!
It's horrendously difficult to photograph this small sub-surface inclusion. Please forgive me.
I'm new to panning and I can't find much discussion on this topic. I've been panning some extremely magnetite/garnet rich sand and I was brainstorming ways to separate it more reliably. In theory I think that increasing the density of the water would make stratifying everything go more smoothly.
Thoughts?
I need to learn a lot more about technique and strategy, but I'm geeked to find this.
So yeah...anyone who's worked in a school knows the recycling is a disaster. We have "co-mingled" bins that require no sorting and even those are being straight up sabotaged.
What policies/tactics have you seen actually work? I was thinking about moving all the bins to behind the teachers' desks so that they're cognizant of what's being put there.
This is how I do all my trash cans. Makes them easy to grab one-handed when I'm doing my trash-dash.
I've done a summer deep clean during construction once in the past, and it was a pain. Concrete dust got everywhere and there was constant traffic through the building.
Any advice for preventing extra work from needing to be done?