PhD in Space Marines

1. Do not do age verification.

Oh no I dropped my link, what a horrible thing! Sure hope this doesn't get reblogged until it reaches users from the UK and Brazil!

First is the drill!

1a) You know the front part of the drill with the numbers going around it? That's a clutch brake! The lower the number is, the less torque it will apply before it stops spinning and buzzes at you!

1b) Some drills have a switch on the top indicating 1 or 2! This controls speed, like bike gears kinda!

So

Gear 1-12 (or however high it goes) will turn slowly but apply a lot of torque! Gear 1-1 will not get very much done but it has a place! Gear 2-1 will spin very fast but apply very little torque, perfect for clean nuts and bolts (make sure they're good and in there first tho). Gear 2-12 will probably just pull your arms off!

Second thing is pressure. You gotta finesse it! If the bit slips out, there's not enough pressure, but don't go whole hog lest you break it or make a dang fool of yourself. Finesse but show no fear!

If you really really strip it out, you can go to the hardware store or Walmart or smn, buy some JB Weld (or some kind of steel epoxy putty), make a small blob and shove the bit in there, then let the bit cure inside the head of screw! Make sure it's not touching the hole as much as possible, it ain't called JB Elmer's Glue. Then set the drill somewhere around the 1-9 mark (consult chicken bones or tarot to find the sweet spot) and tap the trigger to gently work the screw out of the hole. Dont overdo it, just take your time and it should work itself loose. The bit and the screw are now useless, so use only as a last resort!

Laika - sent into the stars on a suicide mission, never meant to survive, by a group of scientists she trusted.

Felicette - survived her journey, "did what she was told," and was euthanized afterwards anyway.