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If you are a metal artist or want to become a metal artist you will need some tools. Not some simple hand tools like hammers and ratchets. You will probably need to invest some real money into things like welders and torches. Why you ask? Metal Art making is a bit more expensive then driftwood art.
Cutting Tools:
Plasma Cutters - These machines give you fine cuts in your metal. They are the newest generation of torches out there. You can spend anywhere from $500-$10,000.
Acetylene Torches - Also know as a "blow torch." This has been one of the base tools for creating metal art for quite some time. One of the basic tools in your kit.
Band Saws - You don't need a band saw, but they are handy. They give you more precision cuts if you are fabricating something critical. The are a bit more messy as they use cutting fluid.
Chop Saws - Quick and dirty saw that gets the job done. If tight tolerances aren't needed then this saw is the quickest. It makes a mess as well, but it is a dry mess that sweeps up. It is a bit cleaner then the band saw.
Prep Tools
Grinders - It seems you are forever grinding when you are making metal art. There are all kinds of things you are trying to get rid of. Think of a grinder like a chisel if you were a stone sculptor.
Buffers - Some times to create shines and surface textures we use buffers in metal art. Think of polishing chrome.
Hand Chipping Tools - In the rough fabrication stage we use a lot of hand tools. Some of these we use to chip away slag. This slag could be left over from plasma cutting or welding. To make our metal art look good, we need to remove it.
Welders
MIG Welders - These welder are also know as Wire Feed welders as there is a spool of wire that you use to weld up your Metal Art. Most commonly used on mild steel.
TIG - This type of welding fuses two pieces together. You can also use a filler rod if needed. Most of the time you are just sealing up a seam. This seems to be more popular with Aluminum and stainless steel welding.
As you can see these are a few of the tools you might need when creating metal art. There are many others we didn't describe, but these are some of the basics of metal artwork.
Donnie Edge creates art over at http://www.fistfire.com You can check out his Metal Art, Metal Art Dining Table and Metal Art Clocks there.
Important Information for Fuse Links Users
The article is a supplement of the information regarding protecting devices manufactured by ETI Polam and included in earlier issues of „Electro-installer”.
This information is especially useful for numerous fuse cutouts users, i.e. for users, which are dealing with measurement and a diagnostics of electric wirings, designers, constructors etc.
For the purpose of the correct selection of fuse cutouts for protecting electric wirings andtheir installations, it is indispensable to have the basic knowledge about their time-current (t-I) band characteristics. Usually, these curves are generated on coordinates with logarithmic scale. Read-out values of operating currents taken from such characteristics can have great errors, especially that not always those diagrams are accessible in large sizes.
To avoid these inconveniences, in tables mentioned below are given read-out values and calculated maximum operating currents values (burn-through currents) for fuse cutouts for times - 0, 2s, 0, 4s, 5s and also suitable k-factors determining multiple fuse link current.
Designing process of the electric wiring protecting devices requires the use of time-current (t-I) band characteristics of fuse cutouts, reading values of operating currents are taken from upper curve, in other words, these values are maximum switching-off times. Figure1 shows the example of fuse link Band
Characteristic for 63A and also shows the manner of the reading the maximum value of the cutoff current Imax for the required time tz ( 0, 2s, 0, 4s, 5s) and the manner of the calculation k factor, k = Iz/In. Times 0, 2s, 0, 4s, 5s are used in the 230V/400V power networks for protection against indirect touch by means of automatic power supply disconnection. In Table1 are given conventional testing-times- t (h) and k-factors for all kinds of fuse cutouts and their characteristics and ranges of high testing-currents If . The testing-time t (h) is the time value, at which we can read the greatest (maximum) operating current for protective devices before the surcharge (overload) is observed.
Having readout values of maximum operating currents (Imax) of fuse cutouts, it is possible now easily assign the greatest value of the impedance for short-circuit loop Zmax = 230V/Imax.
This will simplify measurements of short-circuit loop, because the most meters measure impedance. For the given cutoff time of fuse cutout the measured impedance Zp cannot exceeds the impedance Zmax.
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How do you change car fuses?
Me again with the horn/break lights not working. I think you all were right, blown fuse. However I have tried to replace the fuse twice now (car not running) and it immediately blows the new fuse. What can I do?
If you are continually blowing fuses, then you have a direct short in that assembly.You must trace the line down and determine where the short is. Check the wiring along that line to find where the wire is touching the frame or body, and repair or replace the wire.
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