And refer to the chuck documentation for the correct torque value

When attaching the uncut jaws to the chuck always torque the jaws in place

In our case, Andrew will torque the M12 bolts holding these steel jaws to 80 foot pounds

And you do it kind of infinitely fast, but you do it enough to change the momentum of this in a well defined way.

The closer the concentration of mass to the axis, the smaller the torque required to get it spinning at the same rate about that axis.

In this case it is possible to measure either the torque on the magnet system or the angular velocity at which the wheel spins.

Collecting some acorns.

That's why I cracked the walnuts.

Uh...blueberry nut bar?

And I don't want to get too much into the physics here, but its impulse or its change in momentum, is going to be of magnitude 1, depending on what our units are.

Rotation

Rotation

Right there those are hickory nuts.

Are you done cracking the walnuts?

Walnut, you're having a very luxurious time...

Hard and bitter as a hickory tree.

Free Rotation

Free Rotation...

surface of revolution

Rotation degree

Rotation speed

After rotate

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Beechnuts, old bean?

I'm sound and as tough as hickory.

Free Rotation algorithm

Select the rotation degree.

Sample Rotating Applet

Start roll maneuver.

Instead, Mozambique exported raw nuts to India, where, reportedly, child labour was used to shell the nuts.

Resize and Rotate

Sample Rotating Plasma applet

Arms closer, spin faster.

Arms farther, spin slower.

He will begin to circle soon.

If the twig rotates and there's some curl, if the magnitude of the rotation is larger, then the curl is larger.

They eat nuts, almonds, walnuts, preferably raw, not salted.

Rotation duration

We love to circle around things.

Spin causes other effects, too.

We can't just go round and round.

Couldn't they come around the hill?

And he'll sniff the meat, and he'll start to circle the pit.

In Britain and Ireland, the seeds are used for the popular children's game conkers.