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A friend had problem stairs. The tread plates were only about eight inches deep. Also, the 2x's bowed when stepped on.
Solving the problem meant an expensive rebuild to push the stairs out about twenty-eight inches and would involve dealing with load bearing beams, cutting into other rooms and so forth.
I tried a simple experiment of adding two inch bull noses to the front of each step. Though this moved all steps out two inches, it also brought the tread plate depth up to around ten inches.
To deal with the bowing of the steps, I shimmed the tops and bottoms of each of the kick plates. This added significant strength by, essentially, tying all the steps together.
After a few months, everyone agreed it made a notable difference in the comfort of using the heavily traveled stairs. Of course, it also meant solving the problem at a fraction of the cost of an entire rebuild.
Since the bull nose additions worked, I made new ones out of oak [from a commercial wine vat]. However, this, essentially, resulted in a cantilever effect and required some form of support under the bull noses. Since I had a little time on my hands, I cut one hundred ninety-five micro corbels and mounted them on 1/2" thick wood strips, then glued them to the tops of the kick plates and the bottoms of the bull noses. This took care of the gaps at the tops of the kick plate as well.
The owner then carpeted between the corbel strips and the bull noses.
Close up of the rear turbine
It's attached with some hinge plates flipped upside down, sturdy and simple. Bonus that the whole thing can tilt up and down a little.
Mise au point manuelle décalée sur des éclairages publics
Bord de l'Etang de Thau / Balaruc / Hérault / France
Nikon D800
3200 Iso
Manual focus
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Still from an animated illustration of the Fiscal multiplier effect for HNC business course..
The most important part of Aggregate Demand is Consumption. However consumers do not spend all their income- some is saved. National income can therefore be represented by the equation Y=C+S. As incomes rise so does consumption BUT savings also increase as a proportion of income.
A mans income rises by £100- He spends £80 and saves £20. This first retailer sees his income rise by £80- He spends £64 and saves £16. The second retailer sees his income rise by £64- He spends £41 and saves £10. The third retailer sees income rise by £51.
So in the above example an additional income of £100 causes a rise in spending of £226 after only 4 transactions!
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Pages 1 and 2 of the Coloring / Activity book that Skoolmunkee made for Count Choculitis
The entire book is available for download at www.masseffectsaves.com/mess.php!
Started with a color image, converted with cartoon filter on the "POP ART MACHINE" website. Tweaked it in "PS" and then converted it to vectors in "Vector Magic". Finished it with a "PS" ripple effect filter.
Made with GIMP + MathMap plugin, Photoshop
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A képkeretes fotóhoz hasonlóan, ez is a Gimp és MathMap programokkal készült tekermény.
21 Years of Begins Here
Pier Band Room, Frankston
Australia
supports:
Hands Like Houses
Shot for: Live at Your Local
so i'm considering finding a good female bjd sculpt in blue resin to turn into a random asari (or if I'm feeling up to it, Aria or Liara; they're my favorite asari in the game!). does anyone oppose to it working?
also, could i get a feel for how many of you are into Mass Effect? :D
found photo on google; credit in watermark
Here is a photograph (not graphically designed but an actual photograph of an object), that brings out from my mind my own visual depiction of the Butterfly Effect.
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