The military did a study with various mixing valves and settings and charted the media usage and productivity. If I ever run across it again, I'll send it. Proper media adjustment is a hard concept to teach employees and it really shouldnt be. They head straight for more is better. Same with painting, they crank the atomizing pressure way up like more noise equals better paint job.
Yes, there is a lot of really good scientific information out there. I especially like the article by Dr. Gary Settles and Stephen Geppert concerning nozzle geometry (link below). I can honestly say that I don't understand 99.9% of the math, but I definitely understand the concepts they're speaking of. I've adapted some of their theories to what I do, and I'm downright amazed by the results (hence, the cool-looking spider web stones in my prior post....they didn't just happen by accident).
Yep, I know the one you speak of. There are several on Facebook, but I've found those can be filled with unnecessary drama and posturing (they're more like an online pissing match).
we had a customer in here the other day telling us about a beechnut tobacco spitting contest at a fair in W.Va. He said an older lady, 60-70s, stepped up at the end after all the guys were done, put a big wad of chew in her mouth and whooped them. He said she spit at least twice as far as anyone else. That there, is not marriage material.Yep, I know the one you speak of. There are several on Facebook, but I've found those can be filled with unnecessary drama and posturing (they're more like an online pissing match).
Speaking of pissing contests, I was amazed by this article...and especially the accomplishments of the female record-holder!
JB
Pissing contest - Wikipedia
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In some states it would be!
Jburton!