(Part 2) Best products from r/CatastrophicFailure

We found 27 comments on r/CatastrophicFailure discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 52 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.

36. Powerful Electric Grain Mill Grinder for Home and Professional Use - High Speed Electric Flour Mill Grinder for Healthy Grains and Gluten-Free Flours - Electric Grain Grinder Mill by Wondermill

    Features:
  • FASTER THAN THE COMPETITORS IN ITS PRICE RANGE - This grain mill for flour is powered by a 1,250-watt LG Electronics motor that gives both capacity and longevity; an electric flour mill grinder that’s sturdy, fast-grinding and built to last
  • MADE TOUGH; HEAVY DUTY - An electric grain grinder that grinds over 100 lbs of flour in 1 hour without overloading; Unlike other flour mills, this flour grinder mill is also an electric wheat grinder, corn grinder, rice grinder or brewery grinder.
  • HIGHLY CERTIFIED; LIFETIME WARRANTY - Wondermill flour grinder mill complies with the most demanding quality and safety standards - UL (USA), CSA (Canada), and CE (the European Union). A limited lifetime warranty is included with each Wondermill purchased
  • QUIET, EASY AND DUST-FREE - With only 5 parts and no complicated settings or switches; An easy-clean cyclo-canister and filtration tube catches all ground flour without the big mess while its quiet operation lets you mill peacefully without all the noise
  • NO OVERHEATING; HEALTHIER CHOICE - This electric flour mill can work up to 10 hours without overheating; Preserves the quality nutrients of healthy food options & homemade bakery with its most powerful micronizing milling chamber and stainless steel fins
Powerful Electric Grain Mill Grinder for Home and Professional Use - High Speed Electric Flour Mill Grinder for Healthy Grains and Gluten-Free Flours - Electric Grain Grinder Mill by Wondermill
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Top comments mentioning products on r/CatastrophicFailure:

u/jackimus_prime · 3 pointsr/CatastrophicFailure

If you’re genuinely curious, Normal Accidents has a whole chapter devoted to maritime accidents. It isn’t the most engaging read, but it certainly does provide a good perspective on high risk technologies.

u/PrincessZig · 3 pointsr/CatastrophicFailure

It’s the cover of one of my favorite books I used in college. I still keep it on my desk. Error Analysis by John Taylor

u/NinjaLanternShark · 2 pointsr/CatastrophicFailure

The book The Checklist Manifesto talks about how the air travel industry overhauled itself after some high-profile, avoidable disasters. It's fascinating, as is the rest of the book.

On the whole the book basically asks "How do normal people, who make normal mistakes, manage to do incredibly complex things, nearly perfectly, nearly every time?"

u/MaginTheBranded · 2 pointsr/CatastrophicFailure

A study after the fact found that some of our most used bombs were subject to “accidental” detonation. I forget the bomb but I think it was mounted on a rotary rack on a B-52. If you want to know more read this wonderful book Command and Control.

u/captnkurt · 2 pointsr/CatastrophicFailure

Another book that covers Chernobyl, as well as dozens of other man-made disasters (like Bhopal, Challenger space shuttle, etc) is "Inviting Disaster" by James Chiles. Fascinating stuff.

u/Tonker83 · 3 pointsr/CatastrophicFailure

This one? I remember it being like what you're talking about.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/078688147X

u/Doctor_Anger · 1 pointr/CatastrophicFailure

This image is used in one of my all time favorite textbook covers of all time: Introduction to Error Analysis

https://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Error-Analysis-Uncertainties-Measurements/dp/093570275X

u/compuhyperglobalmega · 5 pointsr/CatastrophicFailure

If this is interesting to you, I recommend the book "Normal Accidents" by Charles Perrow:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0691004129

u/djlemma · 46 pointsr/CatastrophicFailure

That's not a hair dryer, that's a heat gun. They can get up over 1000F, hot enough to burn lots of things...

u/warm_kitchenette · 9 pointsr/CatastrophicFailure

You might dig into Normal Accidents, a meta analysis of disasters. It's a staggering overview of million-dollar disasters.

The Wiki summary is also good. He describes the formula for a disaster as a complex, tightly coupled system where failures can lead to catastrophes. (As opposed to, say, a complex, tightly coupled system for allocating resources to farmers.)