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Poppiies Product Design AS: Casting
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Poppiies Product Design AS. Thursday, 8 October 2009. Pouring molten metal into a prepared cavity in a sand mould and allowing it to solidify. Steel and aluminium are most commonly used in this process. Ideally suited to manufacture a one off product. Advantages - Cheap , easy, Hardly any waste and all waste metal can be recast. Even the sand can be reused. Wax will dissapear and all impurities will remove themselves through the bottom air hole. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hard and Soft woods.
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Poppiies Product Design AS. Thursday, 8 October 2009. Ferrous - Metals that contain iron and carbon. Non ferrous - metals that do not contain iron. Ferrous alloy - a mixture of 2 metals that contain iron and carbon. Non ferrous alloy - 2 metals that dont contain iron or carbon. Oxidization - Rusting - Any metal that contains steel will rust. Mild steel - quite strong, cheap, rusts easily, cant be hardened. USED FOR CAR BODIES. High carbon steel - harder than mild steel . rusts. Hard and Soft woods.
Simon's AS blog: October 2009
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Thursday, 8 October 2009. Different types of wood. We use manufactured board rather than wood because the wood may still be moist and could change shape or rot (a lumber is usually around 70% water). Another reason is because it is widely available compared to wood. Manufactured board comes in sizes every 3mm. This is because it is much easier and more efficient for manufacturers as well as consumers. The average size of a piece of manufactured board is 1.24m X 2.44m (8'X4'). Maplex: new type of wood rec...
Simon's AS blog: Different types of wood
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Thursday, 8 October 2009. Different types of wood. We use manufactured board rather than wood because the wood may still be moist and could change shape or rot (a lumber is usually around 70% water). Another reason is because it is widely available compared to wood. Manufactured board comes in sizes every 3mm. This is because it is much easier and more efficient for manufacturers as well as consumers. The average size of a piece of manufactured board is 1.24m X 2.44m (8'X4'). Maplex: new type of wood rec...
Simon's AS blog: November 2009
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Simon's AS blog: I should never have purchased...
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Friday, 4 September 2009. I should never have purchased. A few months ago I bought an Accurist silver watch from Argos. I needed a watch to be more organised and keep track of the time more. I began to realise that the quality of the product was not sound and regretted buying the watch. Although it looked good at first, it turned out not to be practical or a good buy. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I should never have purchased. View my complete profile.
Poppiies Product Design AS: September 2009
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Poppiies Product Design AS. Thursday, 10 September 2009. What i should never have purchased. A product i wasnt satisfied with. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). What i should never have purchased. View my complete profile. Http:/ simodesign.blogspot.com.
Simon's AS blog: High tech matt black: chair project
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Thursday, 1 October 2009. High tech matt black: chair project. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Different types of wood. Woods, Soft and hardwoods, Things to consider, Steam. High tech matt black: chair project. View my complete profile.
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A boy and his family. Sunday, March 16, 2014. It has been five months since Owen's passing. I look back on this blog with such complex emotions; Sadness, heartbreak, joy, intense longing, and celebration of all we were able to accomplish together, despite the odds. Our journey was so profoundly beautiful and I struggle regularly with the fact that we had grown comfortably into. And so I continue to walk. To remember. Celebrate. Grieve. Live. And to discover who I am now. Monday, April 11, 2011. Owen's re...
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June 21, 2017. After last year's successful Presidential Traverse. We headed up from Massachusetts on Friday night in separate cars. It rained the whole ride up and the Higher Summits Forecast. For Saturday was calling for summits in the clouds with a chance of showers and drizzle throughout the day. Typical! Asked one guy as he was walking by - "We are" I said. "We'll see you in the morning then! We grabbed our packs, put on our headlamps, snapped a couple pictures, and headed off up Valley Way. He said...
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Published on October 30, 2014. Filed in 52 With A View. In my previous Mount Avalon. Post, I described how we managed to get in a 52 With A View peak during our recent trip to AL and UP’s condo in the White Mountains. However, what I didn’t mention in that post is that during that same trip, and on the very next day after hiking Mount Avalon, we bagged another peak! Published on October 15, 2014. Filed in 52 With A View. After we both had to do the same thing 4 years ago. Published on September 29, 2014.
Owen Kelly
Creating A Website For Bishops Own Explorers. Installing Digital TV Into A Jaguar X350. Replacing The “Valley Hose” In A Jaguar X350. Using A BT Home Hub As A Wireless Extender. Learning To Code with C# and Unity. I live in Wrexham, North Wales. I am currently studying A-levels in Maths, Further Maths, Computing and Physics. I am currently a Science Communicator at Techniquest Glyndwr on the Glyndwr University Campus.
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Here I write about things including software engineering. Tue Mar 21 2017. The JAMstack is a solution to your badly aging CMS. A new name for an old practice, mostly. Tue Mar 21 2017. Secure authentication tokens for zero-trust micro services. I'm a Melbourne based software engineer.
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The Time of Day. Tuesday, March 13, 2018 RECENT NOTES. Art of “Writing”. Today we went to Abu Dhabi where we spent several hours in the new-ish Louvre. We liked it! While there we wandered into the souvenir shop where we perused the books. We felt as though we could have bought any of them cheaper in Kiasma, which struck us as somewhat odd. I first noticed this late last year when I discovered Decentraland had an auction of virtual land and I went to see what this meant exactly. Today I found Tokeniz...
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Thursday, 8 October 2009. Metals are arranged into two groups:. Ferrous metals- metals that contain iron and carbon. These metals will rust. (oxegenize). Non ferrous metals- Metals that do not contain iron. These metals do not rust. Mild steel: Quite string and cheap but rusts easily and can't be hardened or tempered. High carbon steel: Harder than mild steel and can be hardened. Cast iron: Hard however brittle under impact. Brass- quite strong, corosion resistant maileable, ductile and looks good. Tiber...
