Clay Brower, an operator at the RERTR, works on measuring a micarta mount. He was practicing measuring the strip of fuel, which was supposed to be cut at exactly an inch-and-a-half.
Incredibly, using the remote-control arm, Brower was able to manipulate a standard tape measure to judge the length of the item.
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Incredibly, using the remote-control arm, Brower was able to manipulate a standard tape measure to judge the length of the item.
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- They all still scare me to death, I have worked inside one I have seen up close what they do in there and the way they handle that stuff, that is one job you can keep...... (Read the rest)
- Posted by: JimiB Posted on: 07/11/09 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
Not sure about the "... world's first..." bit.
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