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**[[Ground Clamps]]
**[[Ground Clamps]]
**Tools used in manipulating objects being welded such as [[Chipping Hammers]] ,  [[Pliers]]  ,  [[Locking Pliers]] / [[Vice Grips]] etc
**Tools used in manipulating objects being welded such as [[Chipping Hammers]] ,  [[Pliers]]  ,  [[Locking Pliers]] / [[Vice Grips]] etc
=Metal=
*Assuming it is either large enough to adsorb + radiate/conduct heat away it shouldn't melt/become ductile so works in many applications
*Main issue is electrical + thermal conductivity
*Also gradual oxidation / "burning" leading to failure of pins and other small components
== [[Leather]] / [[Leather Like Materials]] ==
*Leather is essentially *skin that has been chemically modified to not rot*, it can char and acts as a sort of [[Ablative Material]] + [[Insulator]] + [[Cut Resistant Material]] all in one
*[[Leather Like Materials]] (NOT [[Pleather]] as that is just plastic designed to look/feel like leather, not act like it in engineering applications) are either [[Cell Culture]] Based, or can also be Biomaterials processed in a similar manner to similar properties
**[[SCOBY Leather]] is the main example
**These also have the advantage of being able to be in near infinite sheets and rolls,  rather than being limited to the size + shape of corpse you can get
**Also removes any ethical issues and *may* reduce cost (Pile of factors, and agricultural subsidies and whatnot in play, as well as [[Economies of Scale]] )


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Revision as of 04:41, 31 October 2021

Basics

Metal

  • Assuming it is either large enough to adsorb + radiate/conduct heat away it shouldn't melt/become ductile so works in many applications
  • Main issue is electrical + thermal conductivity
  • Also gradual oxidation / "burning" leading to failure of pins and other small components

Leather / Leather Like Materials

  • Leather is essentially *skin that has been chemically modified to not rot*, it can char and acts as a sort of Ablative Material + Insulator + Cut Resistant Material all in one
  • Leather Like Materials (NOT Pleather as that is just plastic designed to look/feel like leather, not act like it in engineering applications) are either Cell Culture Based, or can also be Biomaterials processed in a similar manner to similar properties
    • SCOBY Leather is the main example
    • These also have the advantage of being able to be in near infinite sheets and rolls, rather than being limited to the size + shape of corpse you can get
    • Also removes any ethical issues and *may* reduce cost (Pile of factors, and agricultural subsidies and whatnot in play, as well as Economies of Scale )

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