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simplifier 14 hours ago

Made a couple of minor edits to my paint and varnish articles, and at this point the website is up to date.

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Apologies for the long delay; I was busy with work, but am now able to return to my projects. Over the coming days I will publish a few edits to older articles, before picking up where I left off with thermoelectric materials.
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Now this is a diy site that caters to my interests!
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simplifier 11 months ago

Very heavy/dense article, but it should hopefully make thermoelectric materials somewhat more accessible.

myrrh 11 months ago

BEST SITE ON DA INTERNET !

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nothing but endless love for this site !
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I'll be traveling again for the next two weeks, but progress will resume when I return. My next project will probably be fairly long though, so the article will likely be finished in November or later.
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simplifier 1 year ago

Revisited some of my older projects and discovered improvements for my boiled linseed oil, oil paint, and rosin glue (which is now useful again).

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Welcome back :) I missed reading your page a lot.
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simplifier 1 year ago

Of all my articles, this one is probably the broadest in scope, which is why it took nearly three months to write. Lots of discoveries along the way though, and I'm happy with the results.

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geouniversal 1 year ago

Are you leaving the PLA molds in when you pour the molten alloy? I can't picture how you made that cup without metling or cutting the mold! Great addition to your projects

simplifier 1 year ago

Nope, no lost-PLA here. The cup is actually a bell, so if you imagine it sitting upright you can picture how it could get pulled upward, leaving behind the lump of sand that was inside.

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