#space-saving design

[vijayakumar1004]

How to Automate Ultra Cleaning Your Home and Office with Narwal Robot Vacuum and Mop Comb

Imagine a smarter way to keep your home and office clean effortlessly. Experience a cutting-edge robotic machine, offering time-saving precision and accessibility. This technology integrates effortlessly into your life, ensuring pristine environments. Its versatile cleaning and design make it essential for a clutter-free. Absence of manual intervention showcases its advanced navigation and…

[intechbulks]

Unlocking The Advantages of Flexible Screw Conveyors

In the realm of material handling, efficiency reigns supreme. From food processing to pharmaceuticals, industries rely on seamless material conveyance to maintain uninterrupted operations. In this pursuit, Flexible Screw Conveyors, also known as flexible augers, emerge as indispensable assets, offering a plethora of benefits that elevate material handling processes across various sectors.

Introducing Flexible Screw Conveyors: A Game-Changer in Material Transport

At the forefront of innovative material handling solutions stands Intech Bulk Handling Systems Pvt. Ltd. This pioneering company, renowned for its excellence in Chain Conveyors, Screw Conveyors, and Belt Conveyor manufacturers in India, has been instrumental in popularizing Flexible Screw Conveyors. These conveyors have revolutionized the approach to material transport in industries worldwide.

Versatility Redefined: Handling Diverse Materials with Ease

The hallmark of flexible screw conveyors lies in their unparalleled versatility. These conveyors exhibit exceptional prowess in handling a diverse array of materials, ranging from fine powders to irregularly shaped granules and small pellets. Whether dealing with free-flowing substances or those prone to minimal clumping, flexible screw conveyors excel in efficiently transferring materials of varied compositions, making them indispensable across industries.

Compact Design: Maximizing Utilization of Space

Space scarcity poses a common challenge in industrial environments. Addressing this concern, Intech's flexible screw conveyors feature a compact design. Their minimal footprint enables seamless integration into congested layouts and tight spaces, optimizing floor space utilization without compromising performance. This space-saving attribute proves particularly advantageous for facilities where every square inch counts.

Flexibility Unleashed: Adapting to Varied Layouts with Ease

True to their name, flexible screw conveyors boast remarkable adaptability. They effortlessly navigate through horizontal, vertical, and angled conveying routes, maneuvering around obstacles and seamlessly fitting into existing layouts. This inherent flexibility empowers operators to design custom material transfer paths tailored to their specific operational requirements, thereby enhancing overall efficiency and workflow optimization.

Clean and Dust-Tight Operation: Safeguarding Product Integrity

Maintaining a clean and dust-free work environment is imperative, especially in industries with stringent hygiene standards. Flexible screw conveyors excel in this regard, thanks to their enclosed tube design that minimizes dust generation and spillage during operation. This dust-tight operation not only enhances workplace cleanliness but also preserves product integrity by preventing contamination, ensuring materials reach their destination in pristine condition.

Low Maintenance and Easy Cleaning: Streamlining Operational Processes

In today's fast-paced industrial landscape, minimizing downtime is paramount for maximizing productivity. Flexible screw conveyors contribute to operational efficiency with their low-maintenance design, featuring minimal moving parts that require less frequent upkeep compared to traditional conveyor systems. Additionally, their simple construction facilitates easy disassembly and cleaning, enabling swift maintenance tasks and seamless transitions between material types or production runs.

Support for Batch and Intermittent Production: Enhancing Operational Flexibility

Industries characterized by batch or intermittent production processes derive significant benefits from the versatility of flexible screw conveyors. These conveyors adeptly handle small batches and accommodate fluctuating production demands with ease. Whether transferring raw materials to processing units or facilitating the movement of finished products for packaging, flexible screw conveyors provide the flexibility needed to adapt to dynamic production schedules, thereby optimizing operational efficiency.

Conclusion: Driving Efficiency and Productivity with Flexible Screw Conveyors

In the dynamic landscape of material handling, Flexible Screw Conveyors emerge as indispensable assets, offering a myriad of benefits that propel efficiency and productivity across diverse industries. Supported by the expertise of Intech Bulk Handling Systems Pvt. Ltd., a renowned leader in Screw Conveyor Manufacturers, these conveyors epitomize innovation in material transport solutions. From their unmatched versatility to their compact design and dust-tight operation, Flexible Screw Conveyors embody efficiency, reliability, and performance, empowering industries to overcome logistical challenges and thrive in today's competitive landscape.

[futureelectronic1527]

Hirose Electric GT50 Series Connectors

https://www.futureelectronics.com/m/hirose-electric . Hirose Electric GT50 Series 1mm Pitch Wire-to-Board Connectors offer a space-saving design. Uniquely designed to be both small in size and high in reliability and have a robust design for couple routing that resists disconnecting. https://youtu.be/0ZSONFQlXHQ

[bacchuschucklefuck]

january month of yuugi

[kareman-dohaan]

🎮 When Life Becomes a Game Without a Restart… 💔

Do you remember playing Tank 1990?

Fighting with everything you had to protect your base, as walls crumbled and enemies closed in from every side…

That moment when you realize you’re alone, and no one is coming to save you…

💔 But what if this wasn’t just a game…?

Here in Gaza, we are living the hardest level every day…

💔 No restart button.

💔 No backup.

💔 And the walls that once protected us are collapsing one by one…

👶 Little Hammoud doesn’t know video games, but he knows fear…

Every day, he wakes up to bombs instead of music, darkness instead of hope😭.

🚫 No food, no medicine, no internet to even cry for help!

But you can be his shield… 💙

Just like you fought to protect your base, now you can protect Hammoud and the children of Gaza from this cruel reality.

🌍 Even a small donation can make a difference—because life here isn’t a game, and death is real.

My campaing vetted by/

@90-ghost here

@gaza-evacuation-funds here

😇Donation GFM🙏

🫂PayPal🫶

💔 Don’t let Hammoud fall like your base in the game… Be a real hero!

[hsmagazine254]

Sleek and Powerful: The Dell OptiPlex 5400 All-in-One Desktop

A Versatile Workstation for Productivity and Performance The Dell OptiPlex 5400 All-in-One (AIO) Desktop is a sleek and powerful computing solution designed for professionals seeking a seamless and efficient workflow. Combining an elegant design with top-notch performance, this all-in-one desktop offers a range of features that make it an ideal choice for modern workplaces. In this review, we…

[duckcrumbs]

Raph doesn’t handle low gravity very well.

[spurionage]

Artfight attack on @gearbroth! I’m pretty proud of this one, woo!

+ flipped version!

[withered-tears]

One day, N starts having some lag problems, walking into things, and having a bit of a slurred speech.

Uzi connects him to her pc to try and diagnose what's wrong with him.

Uzi, staring at N, trying to glare but having a MASSIVE blush on her face: N. Why the HECK are 500 terabytes of your internal memory filled with nothing but clips and screencaptures of me smiling?

N, plugged into the computer, full on robot equivalent of being high AF in the dentist office: cuz you are so preettyyyyyYYYYyyyyy

[nordsea-horizons]

codes im looking at👀 for my new grandmacore island(and just spring codes i guess🌸)🍃✨✨

[thegikitiki]

Bedroom Design & Decor, 1982

[theanonymousninja247]

Astronomy Lines Pt. 2

Made some wallpapers featuring the disaster twins because Venus is one disaster of a planet 😆

[hauntingthenarrativepod]

Happy New Year, babes!!

In lieu of actual resolutions:

BEHOLD, OUR SCHEDULE!

(You can also find our currently released episodes on our tumblr with the tag #HTNEpisodes The notes are worth reading.)

Text Version below, with extra details:

8th Jan - Ghost Economics 101 (a macro look at the economy in the Problem universe)

22nd Jan - What the **** is Ezekiel? (three theories are presented for you to vote on (mine's the best))

Late Jan or Early Feb - The Notorious Scarlett & Browne, babes (BONUS EP because the whole fandom is sleeping on this series)

5th Feb - Locklyle, my heart (let's talk about how to write a romance without the kiss)

Thank you all for humouring us over the last month -- watching the numbers tick up and reading your comments has been the absolute highlight of our December. We've had a blast working on this project and so far and we can't wait to see what 2025 will hold for it!

[swadloom]

Do you guys ever think about how beautiful the Aurum chapters are? Especially in how they use the lowish-poly artstyle to great effect, plus the colors... holay molay

[crimsondoesstuff]

OKAY SO HEAR ME OUT

HEAR ME OUT, CHAT.

Crossover idea between Mouthwashing and Five Nights at Freddy’s where the FNAF characters take over the places of the preexisting crew. The events go down the same, with some small changes in the scenes and dialogue to fit with the different character’s personalities and shit.

Not convinced? WELL I MADE ART TOO (this was the big project I mentioned in my last post)

BEHOLD! The crew of the Ursine!

I put a lot of love and thought into every little bit of this crossover. Things like the symbolism seen in the original game are referenced (the flowers symbolism, the board game, the attraction to cartoon animals /j), but there are also all new kinds of symbolism I threw in to really bring it all together. I’ll let you figure that out on your own, if you really want to.

(If you want a hint, the directions the characters are looking aren’t just stylistic.)

If you really wanna read more about my idea, I’ll be including more below the line. I just had to pitch this somewhere, I spent a week drawing this and I’ve already written parts of this that I could possibly post here or on AO3. Who knows.

HENRY EMILY, CAPTAIN.

Takes the place of Grant Curly.

The similarities between Jimmy and Curly / Henry and William’s dynamics was one of the main reasons I even got this idea in the first place. Specifically, listening to the song Brutus was when I really started to see the song as both Jimmy and William, and the rest devolved from there. I’ll go into more detail about that in William’s section.

Henry’s kindness, compassion, and dedication to his craft makes him the perfect candidate for captain of the Ursine. Problem is, he never knows when to stop. He’ll work himself until he passes out, only to wake up at his station and go right back to work. He’s on top of all of his responsibilities as captain, but with all the work on his plate, he doesn’t have as much time to handle the personal issues that seem to be arising among the crew.

Henry isn’t completely sure how he got to the level he’s at now, in all honesty. He was once a simple engineer on an older ship called the Tulpar, before being transferred and promoted to Second in Command. Fazbear Express said something about how he’s “good for morale” and “gets things done”, but they didn’t really account for Henry’s introverted personality. He’d rather hide out in the cockpit handling the controls, but that puts him back into a workaholic cycle that Charlie is working to break him out of. He’s lucky he has a daughter like her, and he’ll never stop saying it to anyone who will listen.

After the crash, Henry’s completely incapacitated. Not much else to say. He can do nothing but tremble and cry in pain, trying and trying to form coherent words and sentences, but it isn’t clear enough to the people around him. He feels more alone there on that medical bed than he has in his entire life. And he can do nothing but watch as everything falls apart.

WILLIAM AFTON, SECOND IN COMMAND.

Takes the place of Jimmy Zare.

Like I said before, I got really inspired to make this crossover by the song Brutus, but that was specifically the connection between Jimmy and William. I knew when I started making the ideas for this that the borderline obsession William has with Henry was a perfect fit here. Just utterly disgusting. I hate him. He should die.

William doesn’t have time to put up any sort of front like we see in the books. He has work to do on the ship, and he plans on getting it done as soon as possible with the highest efficiency possible. He wants to look good. He doesn’t care if he looks like an asshole while doing it. After all, he sees the rest of the crew as more of a burden on him than anything, obstacles dragging him back from reaching his full potential. From climbing to the top of his ladder. And yes, that includes his own children. He sees their presence on board the Ursine as a distraction.

Just like it’s suggested in the game, William and Henry were friends before the events of the story. Childhood friends who relied on each other through thick and thin. They both went into engineering, and William followed in Henry’s footsteps. But he was eager to get ahead, to pave the footsteps his old friend would walk in instead. It didn’t help that Henry always seemed better than him. Henry didn’t even want to become a captain, but there they were, running a god damn ship. William hated it. Hated them. It was so annoying how perfect he was all the damn time.

He doesn’t really care what happened to Henry in the crash. He didn’t make them run into the cockpit as the ship ran straight into an asteroid. That was their own stupid decision, and he had to clean up after their mess. Now that he was captain, just like he wanted, he planned on doing things right. Keeping the crew together. Despite the utterly hopeless situation at hand. It doesn’t help that emotions were never his strong suit.

CHARLOTTE “CHARLIE” EMILY, MEDICAL OFFICER.

Takes the place of Anya Musume.

I don’t know if I want to keep the more serious parts of the character’s story, but I think it’s too important to the plot as a whole to remove it. As someone who’s gone through a similar situation, it was a hard decision to make, but I have to respect the importance of a character’s trauma that makes them who they are.

Like Anya in the game, Charlie did make it to medical school, but never completed it. Her poor mental state combined with the overwhelming workload and the sheer number of years she’d have to be focused on nothing but schooling was too much, and she wasn’t getting the help she needed to keep up. So instead, she dropped out and sent an application to Fazbear Express where her father worked, getting accepted as a field nurse in training. Eventually, she was promoted to medical officer, but without a degree in nursing she was prevented from becoming chief.

Most of the shit she has to do on the Ursine is just scraped knees and the occasional dislocation, all of which she can handle with ease. She’s very confident in her work, and when she first started working on her father’s ship, she wasn’t afraid to show it. But something changed. Slowly, her demeanor shifted, and she lost that lively confidence that made her her. Nobody knew for sure what happened. At least, not at first.

After the crash, Charlie was absolutely distraught. She can barely look at her father when he’s in so much pain, and her job as a nurse is compromised by the rule of not treating family members. Since they have no other nurse or doctor on board, she’s left with the responsibility, but it’s debilitating. She often has panic attacks and break downs in the back corner of the medbay, hiding behind her desk where Henry and the other crew couldn’t see her.

MICHAEL “MIKE” AFTON, ENGINEER.

Takes the place of Swansea Hotard.

When I was deciding who to put in the other character’s places, I instantly thought of Michael and David (the crying child) and the tough love Swansea gives Daisuke in the game. I wanted to take that and make it so Michael is especially cruel to David to try and get the kid to quit. He doesn’t want David to work at this dead end job, stuck the rest of his life in this monotonous lifestyle with little to no time at home on Earth.

Mike is an incredibly hard worker, but he isn’t really sure why. He doesn’t like his job. He never wanted to be a mechanical engineer, and he never wanted to work for Fazbear Express. But when times got especially rough, his father showed up out of nowhere like some kind of stupid white knight and offered to teach Michael everything he knows. With William’s experience, Michael easily got a job with the company afterwards. But he feels indebted to his father for it, which- in the Afton household- is never a good feeling.

After the crash, Henry- who often acted as a sort of father figure for the younger members of the crew- was down for the count, and people were more afraid than ever. Nobody wanted to go to William, so they came to Michael, who tries his best to offer comfort (despite not being very good at it). This is especially true for Charlie, as she relies on him and goes to him to cry, since her father is in no state to worry about her as well as himself. Mike can’t help but feel overwhelmed by the sense of obligation put on his shoulders, but nonetheless, he keeps his head high and stands tall as an anchor for the group. Completely unwavering and stoic. Despite the pain he’s feeling as well.

Tensions between Michael and William are constantly high, and the two definitely don’t get along, just like Jimmy and Swansea in the game. And I can clearly imagine the pure hatred and rage in Michael’s eyes as he screams William’s name and chases him down with the axe. If I were to make this into a fanfic, I’d beat around the bush for most of the story, avoiding Michael calling William “dad” or “father”, at least until the part with Swansea’s/Michael’s monologue. Where he’d end it with the simple line, “Fuck you, dad.”

DAVID AFTON, INTERN ENGINEER.

Takes the place of Daisuke Juarez.

Funny enough, despite sharing the same role in the story- the new kid on the block, the intern who’s still getting his ropes- Daisuke and David couldn’t be any more different. David’s weaker, more timid, usually letting others speak for him and scrambling to hide when feeling in danger in any way. And we all know how Daisuke is. A free spirit with a gentle heart and a smile that can light up a room. Despite their apparent differences though, their stories end the same.

Unlike Daisuke, David’s mother didn’t believe he was a slacker. She thought he was too timid. She thought it would do him good if he put himself out there and got himself a job outside his comfort zone. She actually didn’t want him to get a job anywhere near his father (the two are divorced, and things didn’t end on good terms), but William practically stepped in and insisted that David work under his guidance at Fazbear Express. Ironically enough, William didn’t end up even being the person to train David, it was Michael instead.

After the crash, David didn’t know what to do. He wanted things to go back to normal, but he could barely keep himself from crying every time he passed by the infirmary and heard the captain’s cries of pain. He grows more clingy to Michael and his father as time passes on, rations grow slimmer, and painkillers run low. He’s scared, and he wants to keep the rest of the crew safe like his dad and his brother, but he feels too weak and pathetic to contribute anything.

Of course, David gets stronger throughout the story, and begins to believe in himself more thanks to Mike’s tough love teaching style. But it all leads to him getting manipulated into pushing his limits and going in over his head. We all know what happens in the vents.

FREDDY THE TEDDY, FAZBEAR EXPRESS’ MASCOT.

Takes the place of Polle the Pony.

You’d think there wasn’t much to the silly little mascot of the multibillion dollar industry behind the Ursine and its crew, but little Freddy the Teddy is a reminder of everything the crew stands for. Hard work, dedication, passion for the craft. Every poster around the Ursine reminds the crew that they are only a cog in the machine. And no matter what they do, they can’t escape unless Fazbear Express lets them go.

Luckily for them, Fazbear Express indeed let them go. Let everyone go. Just like that, everyone didn’t have a job. After their last shipment was over, that was it. Donezo. I sure hope that doesn’t cause any tension on board!

I’ll finish this off with a doodle I made to celebrate Henry’s birthday!! At least, my headcanon

I thought it was especially fitting, considering the impact of the captain’s birthday party on the crew. (More specifically the events that transpired and the news that was dumped on the crew with little to no warning. Imagine!!)

Thanks for reading this long ass post, I hope you all have a very happy holidays, merry whatever and all that

[loumandforyou]

Seriously the "high bookshelves" at the penthouse being added to Armand's crime list/he controls Louis, is hilarious to me cause there are so many places with high bookshelves. They can just be Armand's books. Louis can get a ladder. We've seen him having books by his bedside.