On Jul 15, 10:08*am, Smitty Two wrote:
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*harry k wrote:

You obviously do *not *know
what strobing is or you wouldn't be going on this way.

Oh, I thought you were done telling us that you KNOW the explanation for
something that you admit to NOT HAVING SEEN.

Yes, the various parts of the drill mechanism have regular features that
could be analogous to the spokes of a wheel. But to suggest they could
all exhibit the "strobing" at the *same RPM* is nothing short of
preposterous.

There is absolutely nothing blurry about the commercial. The drill is
operating at a very low RPM and the moving parts are in crisp focus the
whole time.

The video is shown in mirror image, and that's all there is to it.
*Anyone* who has ACTUALLY SEEN the commercial would agree.

Think about it for a minute: All the parts are rotating together.
Right?
All the parts of a wheel rotate together. Right? So just what is
prepsterous about it?

Harry K