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A recent court decision to issue a hefty fine to a housing construction company after one of its contractors fell and died at a worksite is another stark reminder safety must not be compromised. After pleading guilty to a breach of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011, the company was fined $250,000 at a sentence hearing in the Cairns Magistrates Court on 15 November 2018 (21 November 2018). More…

Today, there are eight people at each of the six positions on two final assembly lines, working one of three eight-hour shifts each day. This results in a production time of about 42 days per Black Hawk.

“This level of accuracy would be required for, for example, left and right hand ropes that will work together,” says Ignor. “For stock lengths, we use an automatic counter— although this does have small variances.”

“We’re one of the leaders in ATEX lifting equipment,” says Kraus. “We have very strong engineering capabilities here, and produce high-quality products.

Oliver Kempkes at Kuli says: “We are looking into integrated data and communications with other equipment.

After years in the industry, the team at Cerambot applied their experience to create a revolutionary new design that lowers the cost and adds simplicity to ceramic 3D printing. Their design uses a clever new extruder with a patented, customized worm gear motor with speed reducer that guarantees outstanding printing quality and stability for more complex prints. It also eliminates air bubbles in the mixture, eliminating the need for the expensive and noisy air compressors that are found on first-generation ceramic printers.

Micahel Varacins in practice for the 2014 SCCA Runoffs at Laguna Seca in a car designed and built by him and his father. Photo source: Dana Quinteros.

Still, there’s an innate charm to the G63, and the second-generation model boasts a new-found sense of confidence in its controls that improves its agility without sacrificing its allure. In place of the prior model’s vague, hydraulic-assist, recirculating-ball steering system, the new G comes equipped with a modern electric-assist, rack-and-pinion setup that builds weight naturally and does away with the old SUV’s Grand Canyon-sized on-center dead spot. Likewise, the brakes apply force progressively, while an independent front suspension system, which replaces the previous model’s live unit, and six-inch wider front and rear tracks allow the new G63 to grip the asphalt without feeling as though it’s on the verge of tipping over.

While most consumer grade and priced 3D printers are engineered to extrude plastic resins – which generally produces cheap looking trinkets – the Cerambot promises hobbyists, designers, and artists the option to use a more eco-friendly and organic material as their medium: clay.

Inside, you’ll find even more vintage flavor, with homemade bucket seats, built out of cut-down 30-gallon barrels. Don’s Trim Shop in Hixson, Tennessee, covered the barrel bomber seats with black leather. Drayton and James built a support bar out of round tubing and attached a set of Simpson five-point harnesses to it for added safety. The steering column and steering wheel is from a 1965 Ford but the dash and instrument panel is stock. A few auxiliary gauges hang below the dash and keep Drayton up to date on the diesel engine’s vital signs, while a vintage B&M shifter controls the three-speed automatic transmission.

A Philadelphia sheriff’s deputy paralyzed in a 2016 courthouse elevator crash has been awarded $20.5 million to settle claims that faulty repairs caused the crash, his attorney said.

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