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This is a place to buy metal on the computer

This piece tells you how to weld thin pieces of metal without melting or blowouts and how to keep panels from warping wile welding the seams.

The First 3D printed metal guns was constructed and fired early November by Solid Concepts, of Austin Texas. Printed out of stainless steel, and surviving 50 test shots so far. Kent Firestone, 'vice president of additive manufacturing at solid concepts' describes the process, contrary to popular belief, to be very accurate a strong. Do you think this a scientific achievement, or the first sign of a scary future?

Work with Nature. "How to Make a Geodesic Dome / Geo Dome / Bio Dome." YouTube. YouTube, 07 Aug. 2012. Web. 09 Oct. 2013. . This is a Youtube video sponsored by Work with Nature where a man shows on camera, step by step, his building geodesic domes (including his calculations and math). He made this video to help other people who are eager in building domes and to tell people about his business of selling these domes to people who don't want the excitement of building their own. The video uses metal piping and it covers cutting the metal, drilling holes, pressing it, attaching them, the math, the construction, what materials to use, and how to cover the dome. This video will be the most helpful tool I will use during my ILO, because as of October 7th, I have decided to use metal piping for a greenhouse and this video is the perfect step-by-step visual instructor. I will basically follow these steps exactly with maybe some background research and experiments from other websites. I have spent a lot of time on YouTube looking for other videos of this caliber, but this one is by far the best. I've read the reviews and comments for this video and it looks like other people have successfully made domes using this video. This video has already proven a huge help to me. Through this video I have made decisions like what materials to use, how to attach them, and how to do the math that is necessary in making a dome. This source is easy to use, and when you miss a step it is easy to go back and watch it until you have it down perfectly. This video has made me much more confident going ahead with my project now that I have such an easy, usable model to go off of. I highly recommend using this source if you need to make a geodesic dome.

Louis Nop and renowned local artist Jaclyn Davidson have joined 45 years of metal fabrication experience and artistry to offer builders, architects and individuals a firm that is able to produce and install architectural metal work of original design.

I got to go and visit this shop today in East Middleburry which was a very good and quick experience. If you need any kind of help visit this site and voila. For an exaple of the things they can help you with is Welding & Restoration, Structural Jacking and Demolition, and also Arts & Crafts Testimonial + more.

An awesome resource not only containing tutorials for basic foundry work but also the crazy things that the author has made, like a metal lathe from scratch.

this website is a great source of knowledge about home machine and small metal casting.

this is information about really entreaging new heat treating process

I am glad you have expanded on this in your bibliography. In the future, you can use this space to make the expanded version, get feedback then just cut & past it into your bib.

The only good information on this page, is about how much money a blacksmith can make in a year.

Could you perhaps elaborate on those other sites or resources, please? :)

This is a grate how-to with pictures and detailed instructions on how to place and weld pieces of metal to replace rusted out spots on a car.

This is a paper talking about the experiments done to test if the cryogenic heat treating process improves the characteristics of a piece of metal and how much the characteristics are in fact improved.

The crucible is an integral part of the type of foundry I made, as it is what the metal is melted in and contained before pouring. The crucible I got is made of clay-graphite. Clay-graphite is a ceramic, meaning that it is very sensitive to thermal and mechanical shock, and will literally explode if not used properly.

When I began working with solder, I wanted to learn more advanced ways of using it and how to make it less visible. This site helped me with that and has allowed me to improve the quality of my soldering.

I plan on using this site for purchasing some equipment such as a small torch and some metal/ gems. I also find this site useful because it contains many tutorial videos that I have used to learn new techniques and find ideas for projects.

This is the arch I want to build for pathways

Why? How can you show the evolution of this arch and why it is structured the way its?

This site talks in depth about the Science behind the Cryogenic heat treating Process and the ways it can improve the characteristics of steel.