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Berland's Brainbuster
Think you can work at Berland's? Take
our Berland's Brainbuster to find out if you can! We
use these brainbuster with our own employees - another
way to ensure that we have the most knowledgable employees
in the world!
New questions will be added periodically, so be sure
to check back! Brainbuster questions and answers have
been provided by Tim Landry, our Sales & Marketing
Manager. Yes, that's him in the photo on the right with
his head in the cement mixer.
To view the answers to our Brainbuster,
either highlight the blank space to the right of the
word "Answer" or print out this page.
Question: What materials should
be sanded with aluminum oxide Abrasives? What materials
should be sanded with silicon carbide?
Answer: Ha! Trick question.
All materials can be sanded with silicon carbide (except
diamonds). Aluminum oxide will not abrade masonry, tile
or stone, but will abrade wood and metal.
Question: What is a nail shake
and who uses it?
Answer: A nail shake
is a container that holds and aligns nails, so they
can be removed easily, one at a time, point down, head
up. Pre-historic (well, pre-pneumatic nailer) roofers
use them. (Nail shakres are going the way of the dinosaur.)
Question: Why is
it important to ground your woodshop's dust collection
system?
Answer: Dust particles
traveling in ductwork genereate static electricity.
If that electricity can be dissapated to a ground, it
will continue to build until it causes a spark that
will likely explode your d.c. system. (That would be
bad. and your insurance agent wuld wonder why you let
your d.c. system burn down your house.)
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