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The path of knowledge
Job sourceFreya
RewardMiraak Equipment, Reset Skill Tree
PreviousPeople gardener
Cleansing stones
LocationApocrypha
ComplexityComplex
IDDLC2MQ06
Learn the last two words of the Submit Will Shout (use Dragon Souls R in the shouts menu) and read Waking Dreams. You will again find yourself in the Apocrypha. Sequentially teleport from zone to zone, take the found books. When you get to the hall with pedestals for each of the books found, arrange them in the desired order:
  • Prying Orbs on the eye symbol
  • Gnashing Blades on Fangs
  • Delving Pincers on the tick symbol
  • Boneless Limbs on the tentacle symbol
If you did everything correctly, then you book the guide in the center of the hall will unfold into the sixth chapter. The art of combat magic that increases destruction is located right at the entrance to the portal on the table.

Run and soon you will see a pair of Guardians guarding the wall with the word Dragon Incarnation. As soon as you learn the word, the dragon Sarotar will attack you. your task is to subjugate the dragon to your will with the help of the "Submission of Will" shout. When the dragon is next to you use the spell, and then press "use" on the dragon. This way you can ride the monster.

Fight with Miraak

The dragon obeys and will take you to Miraak. At the apex of the Apocrypha, after a short dialogue with the first dragonborn, you will engage him in battle. Miraak is a fairly strong opponent, but the difficulty of the battle is not so much in the strength of the enemy as in the bugs and errors of the battle script.

If you don't have such problems, then your tactics are very simple: hit the enemy until his health decreases to a critical value. Then Miraak will be saved in the black slurry of Hermeus Mora, which for the time being will replenish the health of our enemy. However, at one point Hermus will get bored and he will finish him off with his black tentacle.

When the victory is yours, you will have the choice of resetting some abilities. You can redefine them by spending one dragon soul again. After that, after reading the book, return to Solstheim, where Freya will be waiting for you.

Bugs

  • Quite a popular bug when Miraak comes out during the battle and gets into the black water, becoming invulnerable and immovable. You can revive it using the ResetHealth console command. (click ~ then click on Miraak and type ResetHealth).
  • PS4 Solution: While Mirak chatters about upcoming plans, you need to mount your dragon and fight from the air. To fix the target on Mirak, you need to press the triangle. Damage to inflict a little bit, minimal. Since the dragon is also involved in the battle, its damage can be too harmful, so you need to be careful, you cannot overdo it with damage. When Mirak needs to recover, he will seat our dragon, and Dovahkiin will fall from him. Mirak will restore his health, and we need to shout to tame the next dragon. Just like the first time, we beat him gently. He will seat the second dragon, we will fall, he will absorb the soul, recover, and we will tame the third dragon. We act in exactly the same way as with the first two. When Mirak kills the third dragon, he will no longer have a supply of dragon powers and we just beat him to the end.
  • If done correctly, Miraak will wake up and rejoin the fight.
  • If the problem persists, try to boot before you got off the first dragon. Sitting on the dragon, select Mirak and use Ctrl to hit him until he kills the dragon, then use the Submission of Will shout to tame the second dragon and perform the same actions, also with the third one.
  • If the problem persists, try typing in the console setstage dlc2mq06 500 and then setstage dlc2mq06 580 in this way the quest will be completed;
  • Sometimes the background music of the battle after the fight with Miraak continues to play without stopping, use the command removemusic DLC2MUSCombatBoss


Probably everyone has heard of Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill, the British politician who in 2002 (according to a BBS poll) was named the greatest Briton in history? Then you probably heard that Sir Winston Churchill is also known for his very sharp phrases, which have long been dismantled into quotes and which are used with pleasure by politicians and businessmen, as well as mere mortals. Below are just a few of these quotes ...

0. Do not wish for health and wealth, but wish good luck. After all, on the "Titanic" everyone was rich and healthy, but only a few were lucky.

1. Success is the ability to move from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm.

2. To pry a beautiful woman is not an easy task, because your words will not make her look ugly.

3. People are great at keeping secrets they don't know.

4. Good cognac is like a woman. Don't try to take it by storm. Soak it, warm it in your hands before putting your lips to it.

5. A diplomat is a person who thinks twice before saying nothing.

6. A fanatic is a person who cannot change views and cannot change the subject.

7. We make a living by what we receive, and we live by what we give.

8. It is better to make news than to tell about them.

9. Saving money is a useful thing, especially if your parents have already done it.

10. An intelligent person does not make all the mistakes himself - he gives a chance to others.

11. A politician must be able to predict what will happen tomorrow, in a week, in a month and in a year. And then explain why this did not happen.

12. I have always followed the rule: do not run if you can stand; do not stand if you can sit; do not sit if you can lie.

13. The reputation of a power is most accurately determined by the amount that it is able to borrow.

14. In my youth, I made it a rule not to drink a drop of alcohol until lunchtime. Now that I’m no longer young, I’m following the rule not to drink a drop of alcohol until breakfast.

15. Success is not final. Defeat is not fatal. Only the courage to carry on matters.

16. I'm always ready to learn, but I don't always like being taught.

17. A strong, taciturn man is too often taciturn because he has nothing to say.

18. Courage is what makes you stand up and express your opinion, also courage makes you sit down and listen.

19. The greatest lesson in life is that sometimes fools are right.

20. I took more from alcohol than it took from me.

21. Always check quotes: yours before saying, others after they are said.

22. Humanity is like a ship in a storm. The compass is broken, the maps are out of date, the captain has been thrown overboard, and the sailors must replace him in turn. Only each turn of the steering wheel must be coordinated not only with the team, but also with passengers, who are becoming more and more on the deck.

23. A great advantage is given to those who made mistakes earlier, from which to learn.

24. The best way to stay consistent is to change with your circumstances.

25. Separated from the truth, conscience is nothing more than stupidity, it is worthy of regret, but not respect.

26. Never give up - never, never, never, never, not in big, not in small, not in large, not in small, never give up, if it does not contradict honor and common sense. Never succumb to force, never succumb to the apparently superior power of your opponent.

27. You will never reach your destination if you stop at every barking dog to throw a stone at it.

28. Throughout his life, each person has to stumble over his own "great chance". Only now the majority get up, dust themselves off and move on, as if nothing had happened.

29. It is not enough to be able to use a situation, you need to be able to create it.

30. I love pigs. The dogs look up at us. The cats look down at us. Pigs look at us as equals.

31. If you want to achieve a goal, do not try to be delicate or smart. Use rude tactics. Hit the target immediately. Go back and hit again. Then hit again, with a hard hit from the shoulder.

32. Do you have enemies? Okay, so in your life you once defended something.

33. School has nothing to do with education. This is an institute of control, where children are taught the skills of a hostel.

34. A pessimist sees difficulties at every opportunity, and an optimist sees an opportunity in every difficulty.

35. If you can start your day without caffeine, if you can always be cheerful and not pay attention to pain and ailments, if you can refrain from complaining and not tire people with your problems, if you can eat the same food every day and be grateful for this, if you can understand your loved one when he does not have enough time for you, if you can ignore the accusations from your loved one when everything goes wrong through no fault of yours, if you can calmly take criticism if you can treat your poor friend the same way you treat your rich friend, if you can do without lying and cheating, if you can deal with stress without medication, if you can relax without drinking, if you can sleep without pills, if you can honestly say that you have no prejudices against skin color, religious beliefs, sexual orientation or politics - that means you have reached the level of development of your dog ...

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  • 5. Installation of frame saws: tensioning methods, alignment of saws in position, saw slope.
  • 6. Arrangement of saws in carbines. Distribution of stresses in a tensioned frame saw with different settings of carabiners.
  • 7. Preparation of frame saws for work: rolling, straightening, flattening (spreading), sharpening
  • 9. Preparation of circular saws: forging, setting, sharpening. Ways to increase the rigidity of saws.
  • 10. Band saws. Classification. The main parameters of the saws.
  • 11. Preparation of band saws: rolling, sharpening of teeth, repair of saws.
  • 12. Installation of band saws: tensioning methods, guiding devices, pulley adjustment.
  • 13. Creation of stresses in the band saw blade for its operation. Calculation of stresses in the saw blade from the slope of the pulley.
  • 14. Types of circular saws: tapered, undercut, square, with expansion holes. Their advantages and disadvantages, scope.
  • 15. Drills. Classification, basic parameters, types of sharpening.
  • 16. Classification of cutting processes. A brief description of them. The technique is safe when cutting.
  • 17. Wood and wood-based materials as an object to be processed by cutting: structure, properties that affect the processing process.
  • 18. Ways to improve productivity and quality of processing in various cutting processes. New cutting methods.
  • 19. Blade: surfaces, fragility, edges. The role of the blade in the cutting process.
  • 20. Cutting angles in the presence of additional working movements and processing with a knife turned in the plan to the direction of the cutting speed.
  • 21. Working movements during machining and how they are calculated for different cutting processes.
  • 23. The shape of the chips and the nature of chip formation in the main types of cutting.
  • 24. Installation of circular saws: requirements for the installation of saws, design and technique
  • 25. Sanding skins. Classification and basic parameters.
  • 27. Organization of instrumental economy. Determination of the need for wood cutting tools and tools used for sharpening.
  • 28. Tools with carbide blades, features of their manufacture and operation.
  • 29. Materials for wood-cutting tools and general requirements for them.
  • 30. Appointment and classification of cutting tools for obtaining technological chips - a semi-finished product. Designs and parameters of cutting tools, their preparation for work.
  • 31. Surface treated - geometry and characteristics. Surface quality in various cutting processes.
  • 32. How the surface roughness is determined when sawing, milling, grinding. Influence of the radius of rounding of the blade on the quality of processing.
  • 34. Specific force and specific cutting work. Dimension of these quantities and methods of determining them by calculation and experiment.
  • 35. Elementary (simple) cutting. Describe the main types of elementary cutting. Its difference from complex cutting.
  • 37. Interaction of the blade with wood. Cutting forces: tangential, radial, feed resistance, normal to feed.
  • 38. Basic formulas for calculating the force and cutting power. How to apply them to various rip cutting processes.
  • 39. Technique for solving a design problem in order to determine the force and cutting power.
  • 40. The principle of calculating and constructing a graph of feed rates and its analysis in terms of productivity (Vs (m / min) from h (mm) at Rust (kW)), roughness class, tool productivity.
  • 41. Forms of the back surface of the cutter tooth. Their distinctive features.
  • 42. Preparation of knives for work: sharpening, straightening, balancing, installation.
  • 43. Types of wear of the cutting edge. Ways to increase the wear resistance of wood-cutting tools.
  • 44. Influence of the angle of rotation in the plan on the force and power of cutting.
  • 45. Cutters. Classification. Shell cutters, their main varieties and parameters.
  • 46. ​​Preparation of cutters for work: sharpening, balancing, installation on working spindles.
  • 47. Unrefined cutters. Preparation of unprocessed cutters for work.
  • 49. Ways to broaden the cut. Interdental cavity and its role (influence on cutting force and roughness of the machined surface, see question 50).
  • 50. Sawing with frame saws: dynamics, quality of the processed surface.
  • 51. Scheme of chip formation when sawing with frame saws: crimped and set teeth.
  • 52. Kinematic ratios of frame sawing. Average and instantaneous values ​​of the main cutting speed for gang sawing.
  • 53. Sawing with band saws: dynamics, quality of the processed surface.
  • 54. Kinematic relations of band sawing. Band sawing modes.
  • 55. Sawing with circular saws for longitudinal sawing: for dynamics see Question 56., surface finish.
  • 56. Kinematic relationships when sawing with circular saws. Longitudinal, cross and mixed sawing.
  • 57. Sawing with circular saws of cross-cutting: kinematics, dynamics, quality of the processed surface.
  • 58. Milling - process dynamics: determination of forces (average per revolution, on an arc of contact, maximum), cutting power. See question 59.
  • 59. Milling - kinematics, surface finish.
  • 60. Ways to save raw materials. The role of the theory of wood cutting in accomplishing this task.
  • 61. Appointment and classification of turning tools. The essence of the turning process.
  • 62. Purpose and classification of grinding tools. Grinding tool designs and their selection.
  • 63. The essence of the process of planing and peeling wood. Kinematic relations, geometry of the cut layer and the processed surface.
  • 64. Purpose and classification of the tool used for cutting materials without chip formation. Designs and parameters of cutting tools.
  • 19. Blade: surfaces, fragility, edges. The role of the blade in the cutting process.

    The blade is a wedge-shaped element of the cutting tool. It is designed to penetrate the workpiece material and separate the cut layer.

    The blade is wedge-shaped in cross-section. Its elements are a rake surface, one or more flank surfaces, cutting edges and corners.

    In the process of cutting, the main role is played by the cutting part of the cutter wedge - the blade. The geometry of the blade is understood as a set of characteristics of its shape and location in space. Blade 3 moves relative to the workpiece 4 (fig. 1.1), forming shavings 2. In the cutting part of the cutter wedge, the following elements can be distinguished: the front surface A γ , in contact with the cut layer 1 and shavings; back surface A α , facing the cutting surface formed in the workpiece R n ; a cutting edge 5 formed by the intersection of the front and rear surfaces. In more difficult cases of semi-closed and closed cutting, it is necessary to distinguish between cutting edges: main and auxiliary. Accordingly, the rear surfaces of the blade are distinguished: the main one, adjacent to the main cutting edge, and auxiliary, adjacent to the auxiliary cutting edges. The main edge is the cutting edge, which forms the larger side of the section of the cut layer. The minor cutting edges form the smaller sides. The point of intersection of the main and minor cutting edges is called the tip of the blade.

    Rice. 1.1. Blade geometry 1 - cut layer; 2 - shavings; 3 - blade;

    4 - blank; 5 - cutting edge

    The front and back surfaces can be of any shape (concave, convex, or broken line). The mating of the cutting edges can be made radial or point.

    The position of the cutting edges and blade surfaces in space determines the angular parameters of the cutting process. To determine the angles, the original coordinate planes are set: the main plane and the cutting plane (Fig. 1.1).

    Main plane P v - coordinate plane drawn through the point under consideration n cutting edge perpendicular to the direction of speed of the main v or the resulting v e cutting motion at this point. Cutting plane R n - coordinate plane tangent to the cutting edge at the point in question and perpendicular to the base plane P v .

    The main and normal secant planes are additional coordinate planes. Main cut plane R τ - coordinate plane perpendicular to the line of intersection of the main plane P v and cutting plane R n. Normal cut plane R n - plane perpendicular to the cutting edge at the point in question (in Fig.1.1 plane R τ and R n match).

    20. Cutting angles in the presence of additional working movements and processing with a knife turned in the plan to the direction of the cutting speed.

    The work plane is also highlighted. P s , in which the vectors of the speeds of the main cutting motion v and the feed motion are located v s (shown in Figure 1.2).

    Rice. 1.2 - Position of the working plane P s during sawing

    The angular parameters of cutting are characterized by the main (with the main cutting edge) and auxiliary (with the auxiliary cutting edge) angles, the angle of inclination of the main cutting edge.

    The following angles are distinguished (shown in Fig.1.1 for the main cutting edge):

    - γ - rake angle, angle in the secant plane R τ between the front surface of the blade A γ and the main plane P v ;

    - α back angle, angle in the cutting plane R τ between the back surface of the blade A α and cutting plane R NS ;

    - β - taper angle, angle in the secant plane R τ between the front Aγ and back A α blade surfaces.

    The sum of the clearance angle a and the angle of taper p is called the cutting angle δ:

    There is a simple relationship between the principal angles:

    α + β + γ = 90 °.

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