#Sweeping Edge

Which one? 🤔 The green line represents the classic geometric racing line, an arc with the widest possible radius entering from the track’s outside edge, clipping the geometric apex, then sweeping back out. It covers the longest distance but allows the highest entry speed thanks to minimal steering and gentle curvature. The blue line usually shows an even tighter (more circular) path, turning early and sharply, reducing steering effort but sacrificing exit potential due to compromised corner radius. It might shorten distance slightly, but often slows the exit and gains little overall. The red line is the modern ideal racing line focusing on maximizing exit speed. It delays brake and turn in points slightly (a late apex), tightens entry radius intentionally, then opens out the corner exit to allow full throttle earlier. This strategic shape sacrifices a bit of entry speed but results in faster overall lap times, especially onto long straights. In short: green is widest and fastest entry, blue is tight but momentum poor, and red is the optimized path that balances entry and exit to deliver best lap performance. What are your thoughts? 🤔💭 #motorsport #racing #cars

The post displays a close-up video of a specialized street sweeper truck using its rotating side brush to collect scattered apples lined along a curb and road edge. Captioned "看清楚扫地车是怎样工作了吧" (Now see clearly how the sweeping vehicle works), it quotes the author's own earlier post promoting Renhua white tea grown in Guangdong's misty mountains. Viewers comment on the machine's efficiency while noting occasional misses like a leftover apple, generating light amusement in the replies.

Sweeping the last line 🧹

are we creative 🤔#explore

The tool everyone’s adding to their cart 😍 #DIYTrend #PerfectEdges 🔗 Link in bio

Edges so clean you could swipe a credit card 💳 ———————————————————— #lawntok #edges #satisfying #clean #scag #lawncare #echo #stihl #landscaping #explorepage #explore #kentucky #outdoors

What do you guys use for knock down? I always use a squeegee. This one is called a magic trowell and it’s hard to argue that it’s not magic. So much easier for me than a metal drywall knife it trowell. #Drywall #Travel #Squeegee #KnockDown #CeilingTexture #Texture #DrywallTexture

TYLOO and DRG survive elimination in VCT China Stage 1 playoffs. TYLOO edge out TEC 2–1 in a tight series, bouncing back after losing map one to stay alive in the lower bracket. DRG have a much cleaner run, sweeping Trace 2–0 and knocking them out of both playoffs and Masters London contention. Lower bracket pressure hitting hard. #VALORANT #VCTChina

Do you use and edger or a strimmer for your edges??? #ego #multitool #edge #trimmer #powerbeyondbelief #futureisbattery

Learn How to do the Finger Flip Sweeper (the easy way!) 🛹 The Finger Flip Sweeper is a super fun old-school footprint trick that is easier than you think! Once you know a couple of simple moves, it’s all about putting them together and you’ll get this one! Shoutout to my sponsors @landyachtz & @eastsideshop! Check out the link in my bio for discount codes for both of those awesome companies! Follow @skate_oasis for trick tips, skate motivation, and lots of fun skateboarding content! It’s my mission to spread my joy for skateboarding to as many people as possible! Tag a friend working on their tricks and save this for your next session! Let’s keep progressing together. 🤘 Got a trick you’re working on? Drop it in the comments, and I’ll help you break it down. Or just say hi—I’m always stoked to hear from you! Stay radical, friends. 🛹 #skateboarding #beginnerskaters #backsideair #skateboardingprogress #miniramptricks #progression #motivation #fyp #explorepage #shredlife

End of season. Cleaning the board. Checking edges. Keeping control for the next ride. #snowboardmaintenance #edgecontrol #gearcare #ridingfundamentals #snowboardtips

This video shows one quick way to find an angle. I ended up using this angle for the entire project (to cut the angle on the siding and all corners) because the roof slope was the same. You simply have to put the “pivot” point of the speedy square on the slope, then find level. It the slope doesn’t fall on an exact number on the speed square, you can use your pencil to mark it, or like in this situation, it happened to be on a cut out hole in the square. Note - before using this method for the angle, I did verify that the shed itself was in fact level/plumb. If the structure isn’t level, then this method won’t work and you’ll have to resort to other methods. I hope that this video can help you in your future project. Thanks for watching. . . . . . . . . . . . #speedsquare #squijig #roofslope #anglefinder #roofpitch #sidingangle