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- which do u guys think are better for lest dust, and quietness . its for a audi a4 if it makes a difference
- The ceramic pads will give you dust free performance, but you may find that your rotors won't stand up to them. Not all rotors deal with ceramic pads well. If you've got factory Audi rotors, the ceramics will eat them up. I'd steer clear and go with Mintex. If you'll be doing your rotors as well, be SURE that the replacements are *warranted* for use *with* ceramic pads. Great combination, but the operative word is combination.
- is hydraulic cement a component? what kind of clay is involved? thanks :D
- The clay is composed of; sand, quartz, water and feldspar. Dry pressing or dust pressing is used after kiln drying. The final step is glazing.
- Can polymer clay be used to model bigger sculptures ? If so, what‘s its advantage over other types of ceramic clays ? easier to carve the facial details maybe ? I just start to learn polymer clay and see if it is suitable to be used to my projects. I have been using both water and oil based clay for figure sculpting (about 1/4 to 1/2 of real human‘s height, which then casted to bronze or resin)and never thought about trying polymer type, as it seems to me polymer clay is popular only for hobbyists or those who make dolls and small sculptures. Is my assumption correct? Is there any professional sculptors using polymer to model for bigger pieces of projects before casting them to bronze or other materials ? Also is it true that polymer is better than other types of clay for detail carving in a small face ? Thanks in advance for any information you can share.
- You can buy the rebuilt half shaft for around $60 exchange. Installation will run about $200 (and the price of the part will double, so installed cost is over $300), or you can buy the HAYNES manual and do it yourself in an hour, if you have a jack, jackstand, and starter set of wrenches.
- Brown ceramic capacitors that I cant find anywhere. 204J S The S has a circle around it.200 ?E
- if you have something wrinkled that you want to wear.wet a washcloth and put the washcloth and the wrinkled item in the dryer, run the dryer for about 15 minutes and the wrinkles will be gone
- And, what are they used for?
- If you are looking for technical ceramics? then. Alumina, used as stucture mateiral in industrial furnace, as they could with stand high temp and relatively cheaper. Boron carbide, extremly hard and not heavy, could be used as bullet proof vest. Silicon nitride, ceramic bearings Zirconia, grinding media There's a lot more pure and mixture materials, such as silicon carbide, magnesium oxides, boron nitrides.
- Are ceramic knives expensive? What's the quality? What brand can you recommend?
- Not very expensive now, mainly with a cool, ha ha, recommend the golden Australian ceramic knife, cost-effective.
- today in ceramics, my table was messing around with clay dust and hardened clay chunks. I accidently inhaled some, and little chunks went down my throat. my teacher said it is extremely toxic. and now im feeling nauseous. what do I do? no stupid answers please. THNX (:
- Drink plenty of water. 1. Stop being an idiot in class. 2.If you're at a table where others are being idiots, move. 3. Clay it self is not toxic, however the dust from a ceramics enviroment can be because it will include plaster particles, glaze dust and bacteria, it's why you are told to damp wipe down. 4. Learn to respect your tutor's advice and understand that they understand a lot more about things than you do. 5. I suspect your behaviour annoyed your teacher which is why you got the response you did. You are feeling nauseous because at least part of what you inhaled has bacteria in it from other peoples hands or worse. This is not a stupid answer, it is an admonishment, please learn from it.
- which bio media is better? ceramic bio media or sponge media? i know that the sponge will also offer mechanical filtration but that is not an issue, just wondering which is better based solely on bio filtration. and which brand would be best to use. no special tank requirements just a question that popped up lol. any comments or advice would be greatly appreciated
- Purely for biological filtration, the ceramic media is better. Personally, I use Aquaclear Biomax for small aquariums and Rena Biostars for larger ones. The size difference is strictly for what fits most easily physically into the filters. Foams/sponges should also be included though. They are important for mechanical filtration. I use API Filstar in a variety of courseness levels: 30 ppi and 20 ppi, and then Marineland water polisher to round it off. The combination will catch just about any particle size of detritus.
