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I’d worry magnets might attract iron filings.
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Just never turn it off.
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I think it's dry because you specifically chose high strength concrete. Less water = more strength, generally speaking. e: wait, is 4000 psi actually "high stength concrete". maybe they just call it high strength because, hey, it's concrete, and concrete's pretty strong, right? ryanrs fucked around with this message at 05:50 on Feb 12, 2024 |
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yeah, buy cheaper, weaker concrete OP
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What kind of steel did you use? Is it going to get some kind of surface finish?
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Meshes get expensive fast at Sendcutsend. Besides the linear cut length, I think each pierce is pretty slow. I remember measuring my fingers with calipers to determine the maximum grid size I could get away with.
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ante posted:If you can, avoid cuts that don't go all the way through. Then look up Send Cut Send and either use their service, or just get your designs into a format that would work with their service, and you'll be in a good position to adapt to any local company you find. SendCutSend has MDF in 12mm and 6.35mm (among other thicknesses). Glue 'em together and you have your 3/4" MDF with 1/4" deep slots. (I am not a woodworker and I don't know how well this would work in practice) e: or 1/4" MDF on 1/2" baltic birch ryanrs fucked around with this message at 08:00 on May 14, 2024 |
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