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Last nights Inside The Factory, Gregg was getting excited in the Henry Vacuum Cleaner factory. Usual stuff, all very good. Topped off by the pallet racking system at the end of the factory. How do you get pallets together, neat and tidy, yet simple and efficient for putting there from the factory floor and loading onto vehicles? Answer - A racking system with a 6 degree slope, the pallets put on trays with wheels. Load the pallet on the rack from the factory floor. It glides, very gently, down the rack, guided by rails to keep it straight, until it gently reaches the bottom, where it would get loaded. When it comes to load, the FL operator takes the front one out, whilst they load, the one behind gently rolls down to be ready to be loaded. So simple, so clever. Love stuff like that.
 

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Last nights Inside The Factory, Gregg was getting excited in the Henry Vacuum Cleaner factory. Usual stuff, all very good. Topped off by the pallet racking system at the end of the factory. How do you get pallets together, neat and tidy, yet simple and efficient for putting there from the factory floor and loading onto vehicles? Answer - A racking system with a 6 degree slope, the pallets put on trays with wheels. Load the pallet on the rack from the factory floor. It glides, very gently, down the rack, guided by rails to keep it straight, until it gently reaches the bottom, where it would get loaded. When it comes to load, the FL operator takes the front one out, whilst they load, the one behind gently rolls down to be ready to be loaded. So simple, so clever. Love stuff like that.
Sounds fascinating. :oops::sleep:
 

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Sounds fascinating. :oops::sleep:
If you haven't worked in a factory then you wont appreciate clever stuff like that. That programme shows lots of clever tricks that solve seemingly difficult and irritiating problems. Think of it like a computer programme that does a job in seconds that previously took you 4 hours. There is some brilliant engineering solutions shown and the best are usually the simple ones.
 

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If you haven't worked in a factory then you wont appreciate clever stuff like that. That programme shows lots of clever tricks that solve seemingly difficult and irritiating problems. Think of it like a computer programme that does a job in seconds that previously took you 4 hours. There is some brilliant engineering solutions shown and the best are usually the simple ones.
It's one of our weekly regulars. Mrs A teaches product design within her subject and gleans a lot from it for the kids.
I watch it with her because it's fascinating. And I like Cherry and Greg.
The episodes in the JCB, Dr Martens and Ercol factories were very, very good.
 

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Finally finished NYPD blue last night, took a bit of work to find streams for some of the series but got there in the end.
I rate it as one of the best I've ever watched.
Back to Yellowstone tonight.

NYPD Blue was an excellent series. Dennis Franz was a fabulous actor, I'm sure he got the role after playing two different cops in Hill Street Blues where he was also excellent, both shows penned by Steven Bochco.
 

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It's one of our weekly regulars. Mrs A teaches product design within her subject and gleans a lot from it for the kids.
I watch it with her because it's fascinating. And I like Cherry and Greg.
The episodes in the JCB, Dr Martens and Ercol factories were very, very good.
My favourite ever was the Rowntrees factory, Kitkat line. Mix chocolate and clever engineering, production lines etc and you are ticking every box for me :LOL:

I certainly get how useful to would be for Mrs A. Putting theory into practice is great to be able to show kids.
 

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? STRANGER THINGS S4 NEWS ?
– Stranger Things S4 arrives 27 May *and* 1 July.
– Yes! It's coming in 2 volumes, as part of a supersized S4 (nearly 2x the length of S3!)
– S4 will be the penultimate season, Stranger Things will end with S5!!
 
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If you haven't worked in a factory then you wont appreciate clever stuff like that. That programme shows lots of clever tricks that solve seemingly difficult and irritiating problems. Think of it like a computer programme that does a job in seconds that previously took you 4 hours. There is some brilliant engineering solutions shown and the best are usually the simple ones.

Back in the day "The great egg race" was a similar nerdish programme which was actually pretty good - my dad (crane design/engineer) was in one episode - but i was too busy smoking & chasing girls to watch :cool:
 

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Just seen the trailer for this


Looks utter CGI clap, not inspiring me to want to see it at all.

I'm sure they've just nicked one of the characters from Shrek too
Yup with you on that. Didn't get any sense of a link into LotR, which I love, instead just a load of CGI that looks like an generic fantasy game.
 

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Crime drama starring Martin Freeman. Not my favourite actor as he’s usually trying to but funny. In this he’s serious and under pressure and it suits him better.
 
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