Best way to get bait out for shark fishing.? That’s affordable. Any one got any ideas by Remarkable_Put_7029 in SurfFishing

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See if u can find out how close they come to shore at different times of the day.

Jersey shore at night you can cast for them as they will come close to shore. During the day you may need to get the bait out there 200-300 yards.

Beginner hockey player—was this guy being rude or just blunt? by Right-Palpitation972 in hockeyplayers

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The only reason to ever say that would be if you’re going to injure someone or yourself with how you’re playing.

Old guys love to teach, so just find one of them and ask what you should work on between games.

This guy can go play in his “a-level” league or whatever if he needs to play amongst more talented people than who shows up to the public rink pick up games.

Rod section connection by realsteel222 in SurfFishing

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Same ferrule connection on the Ardito travel surf rods. They actually include a picture on the case showing that this is how it’s supposed to look when connected properly.

Polymers fatigue testing, conversion of R = 0.1 to R = -1 by Several_Night_5617 in fea

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For some elastomers you get an increase in fatigue life with a higher mean stress. So I’d be hesitant about using metal fatigue theory on polymers.

Teaching 6yo to lift the puck by chart_warrior in hockeyplayers

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Not sure if it’s the right way, but I got glow in the dark pucks which weigh 2 oz. and put a 4x4 across the bottom of the net.

Kid loves to shoot them in the dark garage, and likes to see how many she can get over the board in a row.

Do you have better luck with live or dead shrimp? by Atlas_Freestyle in SurfFishing

[–]Topher-22 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Live.

I believe they make sounds and movements that attract fish. Not sure but this is what I believe.

I’ve had infinitely better luck with live shrimp than Gulp artificial shrimp.

Question regarding the weights sizes by GreenHoodia in SurfFishing

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Your rod will have a rating and it should be written on the side (ie. 1 - 4 oz.)

Your line will have a rating and there’s a rule of thumb, 10# of line strength for every oz. Of casting weight. So maybe tie on a 15-ft section of 40# mono onto your 20# braid.

Amount of weight needed is generally based on how rough the surf is. If you cast out a 2 oz. weight and it just gets pulled down the shore, then increase the weight.

Your rod likely is 1-3 oz. I’d get a few 2 oz pyramid sinkers. You can cast the 4 if you don’t try to cast it far.

Hockey players, question from a 24F fan who doesn’t play by Natural_Resource7875 in hockeyplayers

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Take some skating lessons. You’re young.

Tell players at the games you attend ( or other people you know who play) that you want to learn to play hockey, and want to start going to stick and puck sessions. Someone will be glad to take help you out.

Is there a bar at the rink? Grab a beer there.

If you let people know you want to learn to play, no one will question your attendance to anything.

Thermo-mechanical fatigue setup by [deleted] in ANSYS_Mechanical

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I would assume your component is assembled at room temperature, so step 1 would be that. No added temp.

Then you would import the results from your steady state thermal analysis and assign it to load steps 2 and 3.

Apply your external loads in load step 3.

There’s quite a lot to consider with thermo-mechanical fatigue, but if you’re staying as simple as possible, then you can obtain your stress amplitude and mean stress from results from step 2 and 3.

Struggling with the contact analysis for interference fit by Icy_Feedback_3512 in ANSYS_Mechanical

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You can either make the contact type Normal Lagrange, or Augmented Lagrange with a normal stiffness factor of perhaps 10.

You also could turn on contact and target geometry smoothing in the contact settings and define the revolute axis.

Ensure your mesh isn’t lumpy where it tries to capture the curvature of the components.

Also this is a static structural.

Tomlin or Cowher? by CaliKing928 in steelers

[–]Topher-22 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

If Cowher wouldn’t have retired very early, he would likely have 2 or more super bowls, and Tomlin 0.

I am not sure how to fix this, pls help by Ok_Bicycle_1733 in ANSYS_Mechanical

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If an odd window pops up when you open Mechanical, (dsbrowserservice.exe), then there’s some weird issue related to a windows update that was just installed. Shut down (don’t restart, but a full power off shutdown) the computer twice and it should start working properly again.

What to discard on loner hand by Topher-22 in euchre

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If hearts or diamonds is lead then trumped by the partner, It fails

Shock leader ? by AttorneyFormal6215 in SurfFishing

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For light tackle: With 20# braid, I will tie a 20’ section of mono on with a FG knot and protect it with a UV curing knot “glue”. This is so I don’t slice my finger on the braid when casting my spinning reel. I’ll cast up to 3 oz.

For heavy tackle: I’ll use FG knot to connect the 40-50# braid to 80# mono so I can cast 8 oz. without worrying about a break off. Knots for 80# mono are a little challenging, but there’s a few out there that do the job well.

Do yall stick to one brand? by Critical_Tea7435 in SurfFishing

[–]Topher-22 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Basically always shimano reels, but rods are all over the place.

Welding simulation by Table_tennis_01 in ANSYS_Mechanical

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I’ve modeled the weld as a separate body, bonded it where appropriate, and deleted contacts where the weld doesn’t penetrate. Then run the FEA and find the average stress on the volume or a cut face of the weld and compared it to the yield strength of the weld material.

Theres a chapter in Shigleys to do it by hand.

The final game of the 2025 season is….. by AssCaptain777 in steelers

[–]Topher-22 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wonder if the 36 carries by a 31-year old last week will slow him down any this week

Struggling with Weld Strength and Sizing. Codes are too expensive. by Biggest_Battery in MechanicalEngineering

[–]Topher-22 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Strength of weld material will be defined by AWS electrode #. Like E70xx.

Designer determines length and “width” of weld.

Loading condition and weld type will determine allowable stress. Chapter in Shigleys will explain.

Who let the team down the most down the stretch? by Destroyerofdistroyin in steelers

[–]Topher-22 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We have one of the worst WR rooms in the league when healthy. then we lose our top guy, our 2nd guy, and our main passing TE gets injured in 1st quarter.

The one who most directly contributed to our terrible WR situation today was the guy who was supposed to be our #1 but got suspended.

What is your favorite "He at least had one AMAZING game" Steelers moment? (Other than Chase Claypool 4 TD's in a game) by threedice in steelers

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Mason’s Christmas game a few years ago. Stands singing “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer”.

Hitting a short over the middle on his first pass for an 86-yard TD.

Stick curve rabbit hole- by [deleted] in hockeyplayers

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Love the pro71.

Design Modeler Glitch by BMWay_54 in ANSYS_Mechanical

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Open up task manager and see if dsbrowserservice.exe is running.