If a foot shear can shear 18 ga. steel, is there any way to determine what max. ga. al. it can shear of the same x/y dimensions?
In another post, I asked if anyone had ever heard of a Frederick foot shear and got no answer. I ask again.
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If a foot shear can shear 18 ga. steel, is there any way to determine what max. ga. al. it can shear of the same x/y dimensions?
In another post, I asked if anyone had ever heard of a Frederick foot shear and got no answer. I ask again.
Thanks
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Thanks David.
"knowone" wrote in news:Glpof.4586$ snipped-for-privacy@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net:
Just saw an episode of "Mythbusters" in which they were trying to bust the myth that steel-toed boots can cut your toes off if crushed. Generally, they busted the myth except in one very important instance. They dropped a heavy load with the contact point being a piece of angle iron with the edge down. The edge of the angle iron slipped off of the steel toe and onto the unreinforced portion of the boot, resulting in a nice guillotine action, severing their test foot behind the steel toe!
Wear those steel-toed boots, but don't get careless, seems to be the message.
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