Chainsawing. a ship?
Chainsawing. a ship?
Apparently yes you can.
https://jalopnik.com/a-chain-just-cut-t ... 1845784581
Although there's no good close up video of it in action that I've been able to find.
https://jalopnik.com/a-chain-just-cut-t ... 1845784581
Although there's no good close up video of it in action that I've been able to find.
Re: Chainsawing. a ship?
Holy shit at first I thought it would have carbide cutting teeth like a tunnel bore but it’s just brute force with a big old chain.
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Re: Chainsawing. a ship?
I was imagining one of the diamond rope saws like they use for cutting slabs of rock.
Nope, just a great big fat chain.
Nope, just a great big fat chain.
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Re: Chainsawing. a ship?
What they all said.
I bet that sounds horrific.
I bet that sounds horrific.
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Shitting hell, the pictures further into the page showing a slice of neat decks with cars piled in them is....well, it gives a sense of perspective on what they're doing there 
Fuck all kind of ducks:
Fuck all kind of ducks:
Re: Chainsawing. a ship?
Working in marine insurance must be fun.
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I think of all the insurance industries, marine - and probably political risk - must be the only ones to make you go 'oh shit, really???' every few months.
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This has happened before though, right? I remember a similar method a while ago, except that time it did actually have some sort of serrated wire or something. I can't seem to find it at the moment though as all search results are just coming back with the Golden Ray.
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Re: Chainsawing. a ship?
Evil Mr Singh (a baddie in a Clive Cussler novel) talked about this chain method. Pretty noisy in the book at least.
Re: Chainsawing. a ship?
Book 1 of Three body problem has a related but more rapid version.
Re: Chainsawing. a ship?
This is what the wife does, she sorts out all the documentation and checks that the sums everyone have done are ok and that the under-writers get the right amount. Just the premiums are crazy and when it all changes depending on where you are at certain times it gets quite complicated.Beany wrote: Wed Dec 02, 2020 7:53 pm I think of all the insurance industries, marine - and probably political risk - must be the only ones to make you go 'oh shit, really???' every few months.
She also does space so satellites etc, it’s a good earner being in insurance
Dave!
Re: Chainsawing. a ship?
Apparently it took 3 weeks to cut that first section away...
Re: Chainsawing. a ship?
Dave’s Wife: hi, so what is the make and model?V8Granite wrote: Mon Dec 07, 2020 8:36 amThis is what the wife does, she sorts out all the documentation and checks that the sums everyone have done are ok and that the under-writers get the right amount. Just the premiums are crazy and when it all changes depending on where you are at certain times it gets quite complicated.Beany wrote: Wed Dec 02, 2020 7:53 pm I think of all the insurance industries, marine - and probably political risk - must be the only ones to make you go 'oh shit, really???' every few months.
She also does space so satellites etc, it’s a good earner being in insurance![]()
Dave!
Mik: It’s a Sputnik 23
Dave’s Wife: any modifications?
Mik: just the antenna remap
Dave’s wife: and the asteroid claim in 2018, was that recorded as a fault or non-fault
Mik: non-fault - he came right at me - nothing I could do!
Etc etc
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Re: Chainsawing. a ship?
corrected.mik wrote: Mon Dec 07, 2020 9:52 amDave’s Wife: hi, so what is the make and model?V8Granite wrote: Mon Dec 07, 2020 8:36 amThis is what the wife does, she sorts out all the documentation and checks that the sums everyone have done are ok and that the under-writers get the right amount. Just the premiums are crazy and when it all changes depending on where you are at certain times it gets quite complicated.Beany wrote: Wed Dec 02, 2020 7:53 pm I think of all the insurance industries, marine - and probably political risk - must be the only ones to make you go 'oh shit, really???' every few months.
She also does space so satellites etc, it’s a good earner being in insurance![]()
Dave!
Mik: It’s a Sputnik 23
Dave’s Wife: any modifications?
Mik: just the antenna remap
Dave’s wife: and the asteroid claim in 20 18, was that recorded as a fault or non-fault
Mik: non-fault - he came right at me - he didn't leave me any space man!
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@Rich B you’re a star - thanks.
Can you also do me a version involving a Heavenly Body? Preferably one that doesn’t lead to Dave coming round to my house and biting my ear off.
Can you also do me a version involving a Heavenly Body? Preferably one that doesn’t lead to Dave coming round to my house and biting my ear off.
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Re: Chainsawing. a ship?
I read the first one and just couldn't get on with it. Didn't grab me at all.RobYob wrote: Sun Dec 06, 2020 6:25 pm Book 1 of Three body problem has a related but more rapid version.
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