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Francie 3 year s ago
#19,,, Firstly the epoxy resin mixes with the catalyst contained inside the smaller vial within the ampule and forms an epoxy, this spreads around the rebar or bolt and is mixed along with the grit also encased. bond is stronger than the brick or rock it is inserted in,

No oxygen required
       
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Trina 3 year s ago
Great post.
       
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Domenic 3 year s ago
12 and 13 have the same answers. Hate to use 13 on my fingers
       
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Nap 3 year s ago
#16 It's a nesting house for Carpenter Bees. They're great little pollinators! They bore into wood, usually dead wood instead of live trees.
       
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Silence 3 year s ago
#10, symbol is a 'trezoob', which means 3 teeth, and is upside down in this image.
       
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Teeny 3 year s ago
#6 looks more like a lobster than a crab.
       
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Dolph 3 year s ago
#13 I don't want to use #13 as a acupressure ring for my fingers :D
       
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Cheryl 3 year s ago
I thought #12 was a cockring
       
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Ariadne 3 year s ago
Cheryl,You dirty little devil you...

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Randy 3 year s ago
Cheryl, it is, they are too bashful to admit it~!
       
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"Small boxes with dead bolted doors about 10 feet off the ground. Wall of a cinema."

A: "They are almost certainly access for speakers or lighting. If you stop to think about what would be involved in using a lift inside you can see why the access is outside. My guess is that this is an older theater retrofitted or perhaps a partition wall was demolished. You’d prefer to have an access space there, but if you can’t–because it’s an outside wall–you have to do this."

 

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