Month: December 2016

Bazile #five

Bazile #five

Klarm Mould

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Bazile #five
auto interior mould maker
Image by Douglas R Witt
Now that Bazile is back in one particular piece, it’s time to do a little extra perform in the back of the mask. The photos in this collection have taken place more than the last 3 day… this is a time of waiting and functioning sections… it requires time for the mask to settle and dry, this function needs to be completed somewhat slowly if you are to get a mask that is not warped out of shape. There are a few things that I do to preserve it from deforming.

I use the original armature in this case it’s a plaster life cast of my teacher/actor pal Sean Daly. I place the mask back more than the plaster armature to make sure it will not warp out of face shape.

I have identified that Papier-mâching the inside of a mask must be carried out in stages… commence with the middle functions like the eyes nose and mouth… than Papier-mâché outward. Leave the rim of the mask as the final point to mâché … this can be quickly or slow… depending how massive the mask is and how considerably interior operate requirements to be done… Bazile mask is still drying 72 hours later. It’s just starting to harden…

The cause it is taken this lengthy is simply because of two variables. It’s been raining a lot here and it is made the apartment much more humid than normal, the other and the main cause is simply because I used a TP Paste (the white stuff) to fill some of the massive adverse spaces like the nose, around the eyes, ears and bottom lip. The white stuff that you are seeking at is a mixture of all-goal white glue and shredded bathroom tissue.

I use this TP Paste to fill in a couple of areas of the mask that I feel need some protection from put on and tear just in case it gets bumped although getting employed on stage. Once I have utilised the TP Paste to fill in the areas of the mask I want to straighten I will leave it to dry for 6 hours or a lot more.

Warning: this mixture should be employed sparingly since it takes a extended whilst to dry, also if you use a ton of it will make the mask heavier difficult to put on.

Even though I didn’t use extremely a lot of this Paste it will take 3 days plus to fully dry. I don’t use it quite frequently, but it’s genuinely a good thing to us to fill gaps. It’s like a mask maker’s auto physique filler to smooth some uneven exterior lumps and it strengthens the mask, I felt this mask want it and what a great chance to show you 🙂 super mask producing secretes

I do yet another six layers of Papier-mâché in the back of the masks. This will bulk up the mask a bit and give it some added stability for frequent use on stage or employing as a teaching mask. In these images the very first point I did was use the TP fill and then let it sit to settle and dry in front of a fan for 16 hours. Then I reduce out the ear holes, nostrils and trimmed the rim of the mask. As soon as I am content with the timing I Papier-mâché six layers on the interior of the mask beginning with the middle functions in the mask and worked my way outward. I did the eye, ears, nose, chin and cheek location. Then I let it settles in front of the fan for one more eight hours. Once it was dry I finished the brows and forehead and Papier-mâché the rim of the mas with smaller ribbons of paper, this will seal the mask completely and maintain it from possibly chipping for flaking apart from you are face sweat and warm breath from normal use… it also makes it appear nice.

As soon as all six layers of mâché are finish… put in front of the fan once again and let it sit and dry again for at least eight hours… there has been a lot of new work accomplished on the mask and you will notice that it will be heavier… there is due to a lot of water added to the mask and it demands to dry out and settle… put it on the armature base you sculpted the mask on and leave it sit for a day or overnight.

Now that the mask is dry… it is time to add the fabric elastic head band, you can us any kind of head band suits your fancy or whatever turns you on… String, Ribbon, leather, Fabric elastic, etc… the way to attach them is fundamentally the very same though my approach is not the only way… and you’re welcome to discover others.
For Bazile mask I am employing a half inch black fabric elastic, you can pick it up at any place that sells fabric. I use black because it disappears on stage and it by no means looks dirty. I start off by measuring a length of fabric elastic from temple to temple. Coming about the crown of the back of the head and sitting behind the ears like a pair of sunglasses. I pull the elastic just a small snug (NOT TIGHT) you want the mask to match a snuggly on your face… in the next set of photographs I will be showing how to add foam rubber to the interior of the mask so it will sit comfy on the face.

As soon as I have measured out my length of elastic set it aside and get a marker, put the mask on your face and uncover your temples on the inside of the mask. After you have marked where the elastic is going to go, use a little dab of hot glue and glue the elastic in… and try the mask on. This could take a couple of tries so use a little hot glue until you discover a comfy fit. The mask might sit on your face a bit uncomfortable… it may possibly be pressing into the corners of your eyes of sitting very snuggly to your face… that’s ok because that is what the foam rubber is for.

The discomfort will show you exactly where to put the foam… ha ha ha!

Once the mask fits snuggly it is time to use a small far more hot glue to anchor the fabric elastic into the mask, attempt to make the glue as flat as possible employing the tip of the hot gun so that you’re not obtaining poked in the temples by hot glue lumps. Then Papier-mâché three much more layers of paper over and around the fabric elastic and set the mask in front of a fan to dry for yet another six hours or so… it is essential to give the mask lots of drying time. The subsequent measures are the sealing and painting and you want a nice dry mask to perform on.

Individual artist note to newbie mask makers:
The back of the mask is just as essential as the front of the mask. Most folks think it ends with taking the mask off the mold. But if you commit a few extra hours detailing and finishing the back of the mask you are going to have a mask that will final longer and take a beating or hang on a wall without having deforming more than time.

It’s essential to also reinforce the back and fill in some of the damaging spaces… and add ventilation holes like nostrils and sometimes a modest mouth slit. This will support the actor from overheating and reduce down on sweating behind the mask. Some masks will match very close to the face and subsequently generate a vacuum impact that is like putting a plastic bag more than your face. The capacity to breath easily out of the mask is crucial it will support the actor overlook there wearing a mask, also if all you have are eyeholes as venation entrance and exit the flow of air will dry out the performer’s eyes.

Please listen to this music while viewing this set of images
youtu.be/9HtHEgINHO0

IMG_9725
auto interior mould maker
Image by Douglas R Witt
Now that Bazile is back in one piece, it is time to do a little further function in the back of the mask. The pictures in this collection have taken place more than the last 3 day… this is a time of waiting and working sections… it requires time for the mask to settle and dry, this perform demands to be carried out somewhat slowly if you are to get a mask that isn’t warped out of shape. There are a few factors that I do to maintain it from deforming.

I use the original armature in this case it is a plaster life cast of my teacher/actor buddy Sean Daly. I place the mask back over the plaster armature to make confident it will not warp out of face shape.

I have discovered that Papier-mâching the inside of a mask should be done in stages… start with the middle functions like the eyes nose and mouth… than Papier-mâché outward. Leave the rim of the mask as the last factor to mâché … this can be rapidly or slow… depending how huge the mask is and how a lot interior operate wants to be done… Bazile mask is still drying 72 hours later. It is just beginning to harden…

The cause it is taken this long is simply because of two factors. It is been raining a lot here and it is made the apartment more humid than regular, the other and the principal explanation is due to the fact I used a TP Paste (the white stuff) to fill some of the big damaging spaces like the nose, around the eyes, ears and bottom lip. The white stuff that you’re hunting at is a mixture of all-purpose white glue and shredded bathroom tissue.

I use this TP Paste to fill in a handful of regions of the mask that I really feel require some protection from wear and tear just in case it gets bumped even though being employed on stage. When I have utilized the TP Paste to fill in the areas of the mask I want to straighten I will leave it to dry for 6 hours or far more.

Warning: this mixture should be utilised sparingly simply because it takes a lengthy even though to dry, also if you use a ton of it will make the mask heavier hard to put on.

Even although I didn’t use very much of this Paste it will take 3 days plus to totally dry. I do not use it really frequently, but it’s really a good issue to us to fill gaps. It is like a mask maker’s auto body filler to smooth some uneven exterior lumps and it strengthens the mask, I felt this mask need it and what a excellent likelihood to show you 🙂 super mask making secretes

I do one more six layers of Papier-mâché in the back of the masks. This will bulk up the mask a bit and give it some added stability for frequent use on stage or employing as a teaching mask. In these images the first factor I did was use the TP fill and then let it sit to settle and dry in front of a fan for 16 hours. Then I cut out the ear holes, nostrils and trimmed the rim of the mask. After I am content with the timing I Papier-mâché six layers on the interior of the mask beginning with the middle functions in the mask and worked my way outward. I did the eye, ears, nose, chin and cheek region. Then I let it settles in front of the fan for another eight hours. As soon as it was dry I finished the brows and forehead and Papier-mâché the rim of the mas with smaller ribbons of paper, this will seal the mask entirely and preserve it from possibly chipping for flaking apart from you are face sweat and warm breath from standard use… it also tends to make it appear nice.

As soon as all six layers of mâché are finish… place in front of the fan once again and let it sit and dry once again for at least eight hours… there has been a lot of new function completed on the mask and you will notice that it will be heavier… there is due to a lot of water added to the mask and it requirements to dry out and settle… put it on the armature base you sculpted the mask on and leave it sit for a day or overnight.

Now that the mask is dry… it’s time to add the fabric elastic head band, you can us any type of head band suits your fancy or what ever turns you on… String, Ribbon, leather, Fabric elastic, etc… the way to attach them is basically the same even though my strategy is not the only way… and you are welcome to explore other individuals.
For Bazile mask I am using a half inch black fabric elastic, you can choose it up at any location that sells fabric. I use black simply because it disappears on stage and it never looks dirty. I begin off by measuring a length of fabric elastic from temple to temple. Coming about the crown of the back of the head and sitting behind the ears like a pair of sunglasses. I pull the elastic just a little snug (NOT TIGHT) you want the mask to fit a snuggly on your face… in the next set of photos I will be displaying how to add foam rubber to the interior of the mask so it will sit comfortable on the face.

As soon as I have measured out my length of elastic set it aside and get a marker, put the mask on your face and discover your temples on the inside of the mask. As soon as you have marked where the elastic is going to go, use a small dab of hot glue and glue the elastic in… and attempt the mask on. This may possibly take a few tries so use a small hot glue until you locate a comfortable fit. The mask may sit on your face a bit uncomfortable… it might be pressing into the corners of your eyes of sitting quite snuggly to your face… that’s ok since that’s what the foam rubber is for.

The pain will show you exactly where to place the foam… ha ha ha!

When the mask fits snuggly it is time to use a small far more hot glue to anchor the fabric elastic into the mask, attempt to make the glue as flat as attainable using the tip of the hot gun so that you’re not receiving poked in the temples by hot glue lumps. Then Papier-mâché 3 much more layers of paper over and about the fabric elastic and set the mask in front of a fan to dry for an additional 6 hours or so… it is essential to give the mask lots of drying time. The next methods are the sealing and painting and you want a nice dry mask to operate on.

Individual artist note to beginner mask makers:
The back of the mask is just as critical as the front of the mask. Most men and women feel it ends with taking the mask off the mold. But if you devote a couple of extra hours detailing and finishing the back of the mask you’re going to have a mask that will final longer and take a beating or hang on a wall without having deforming over time.

It’s essential to also reinforce the back and fill in some of the adverse spaces… and add ventilation holes like nostrils and often a modest mouth slit. This will assist the actor from overheating and reduce down on sweating behind the mask. Some masks will fit extremely close to the face and subsequently produce a vacuum effect that is like putting a plastic bag over your face. The potential to breath easily out of the mask is crucial it will support the actor overlook there wearing a mask, also if all you have are eyeholes as venation entrance and exit the flow of air will dry out the performer’s eyes.

Please listen to this music although viewing this set of pictures
youtu.be/9HtHEgINHO0

Bazile (27)
auto interior mould maker
Image by Douglas R Witt
Now that Bazile is back in one piece, it’s time to do a small added work in the back of the mask. The images in this collection have taken location over the last three day… this is a time of waiting and functioning sections… it requires time for the mask to settle and dry, this work requirements to be carried out somewhat slowly if you are to get a mask that isn’t warped out of shape. There are a few items that I do to hold it from deforming.

I use the original armature in this case it’s a plaster life cast of my teacher/actor buddy Sean Daly. I place the mask back more than the plaster armature to make sure it will not warp out of face shape.

I have located that Papier-mâching the inside of a mask must be accomplished in stages… start off with the middle features like the eyes nose and mouth… than Papier-mâché outward. Leave the rim of the mask as the last thing to mâché … this can be quick or slow… based how massive the mask is and how significantly interior operate demands to be done… Bazile mask is nevertheless drying 72 hours later. It is just beginning to harden…

The explanation it’s taken this lengthy is due to the fact of two variables. It is been raining a lot right here and it is created the apartment far more humid than typical, the other and the primary cause is because I used a TP Paste (the white stuff) to fill some of the large adverse spaces like the nose, around the eyes, ears and bottom lip. The white stuff that you are hunting at is a mixture of all-objective white glue and shredded bathroom tissue.

I use this TP Paste to fill in a handful of areas of the mask that I really feel need some protection from wear and tear just in case it gets bumped although getting utilised on stage. When I have used the TP Paste to fill in the places of the mask I want to straighten I will leave it to dry for 6 hours or far more.

Warning: this mixture should be utilized sparingly simply because it requires a long while to dry, also if you use a ton of it will make the mask heavier hard to wear.

Even although I didn’t use really much of this Paste it will take three days plus to fully dry. I don’t use it extremely frequently, but it’s genuinely a very good issue to us to fill gaps. It’s like a mask maker’s auto physique filler to smooth some uneven exterior lumps and it strengthens the mask, I felt this mask want it and what a fantastic likelihood to show you 🙂 super mask generating secretes

I do an additional six layers of Papier-mâché in the back of the masks. This will bulk up the mask a bit and give it some added stability for frequent use on stage or utilizing as a teaching mask. In these photos the first factor I did was use the TP fill and then let it sit to settle and dry in front of a fan for 16 hours. Then I reduce out the ear holes, nostrils and trimmed the rim of the mask. When I am happy with the timing I Papier-mâché six layers on the interior of the mask starting with the middle attributes in the mask and worked my way outward. I did the eye, ears, nose, chin and cheek location. Then I let it settles in front of the fan for yet another 8 hours. After it was dry I completed the brows and forehead and Papier-mâché the rim of the mas with smaller sized ribbons of paper, this will seal the mask fully and preserve it from possibly chipping for flaking apart from you are face sweat and warm breath from normal use… it also makes it look good.

As soon as all six layers of mâché are finish… put in front of the fan again and let it sit and dry once more for at least eight hours… there has been a lot of new perform carried out on the mask and you will notice that it will be heavier… there is due to a lot of water added to the mask and it demands to dry out and settle… place it on the armature base you sculpted the mask on and leave it sit for a day or overnight.

Now that the mask is dry… it is time to add the fabric elastic head band, you can us any type of head band suits your fancy or whatever turns you on… String, Ribbon, leather, Fabric elastic, etc… the way to attach them is generally the very same although my strategy is not the only way… and you are welcome to explore other individuals.
For Bazile mask I am employing a half inch black fabric elastic, you can pick it up at any location that sells fabric. I use black simply because it disappears on stage and it in no way looks dirty. I commence off by measuring a length of fabric elastic from temple to temple. Coming around the crown of the back of the head and sitting behind the ears like a pair of sunglasses. I pull the elastic just a small snug (NOT TIGHT) you want the mask to fit a snuggly on your face… in the subsequent set of pictures I will be displaying how to add foam rubber to the interior of the mask so it will sit comfy on the face.

After I have measured out my length of elastic set it aside and get a marker, put the mask on your face and uncover your temples on the inside of the mask. As soon as you have marked exactly where the elastic is going to go, use a tiny dab of hot glue and glue the elastic in… and try the mask on. This may take a few tries so use a tiny hot glue until you locate a comfortable match. The mask may sit on your face a bit uncomfortable… it may possibly be pressing into the corners of your eyes of sitting extremely snuggly to your face… that’s ok because that is what the foam rubber is for.

The pain will show you where to place the foam… ha ha ha!

When the mask fits snuggly it’s time to use a little more hot glue to anchor the fabric elastic into the mask, attempt to make the glue as flat as feasible employing the tip of the hot gun so that you’re not acquiring poked in the temples by hot glue lumps. Then Papier-mâché three more layers of paper more than and about the fabric elastic and set the mask in front of a fan to dry for another 6 hours or so… it is crucial to give the mask lots of drying time. The next methods are the sealing and painting and you want a good dry mask to function on.

Person artist note to newbie mask makers:
The back of the mask is just as essential as the front of the mask. Most men and women think it ends with taking the mask off the mold. But if you devote a handful of added hours detailing and finishing the back of the mask you’re going to have a mask that will last longer and take a beating or hang on a wall without deforming over time.

It’s crucial to also reinforce the back and fill in some of the adverse spaces… and add ventilation holes like nostrils and at times a little mouth slit. This will aid the actor from overheating and reduce down on sweating behind the mask. Some masks will match extremely close to the face and subsequently create a vacuum impact that is like placing a plastic bag more than your face. The capacity to breath effortlessly out of the mask is important it will help the actor overlook there wearing a mask, also if all you have are eyeholes as venation entrance and exit the flow of air will dry out the performer’s eyes.

Please listen to this music whilst viewing this set of images
youtu.be/9HtHEgINHO0

1970 Lincoln Continental

1970 Lincoln Continental

Klarm Mould

A couple of nice auto exterior mold style images I identified:

1970 Lincoln Continental
auto exterior mold design
Image by 1970 Lincoln Continental
After some restoration.

THIS PHOTO Appears Very best WHEN VIEWED 1024×768 + , you can open the following hyperlink in a new tab! =)
www.flickr.com/pictures/39311243@N05/17536295036/sizes/l/

The 1970 coupe is the rarest of all 1970s Lincolns.
Only about 3000 have been constructed, and it shows out in the field:
very good specimens are challenging to locate.
In august 2014, following 6 months of searching, I discovered this auto and purchased it: a seldom utilized California car with only 46,000 miles.
I had it shipped eastward 2,600 miles on a transporter truck, then drove it house, all five,000 pounds of it.

I started looking for coupes soon after it became apparent to me that they had a lot sleeker proportions than the sedans (See comparison:
www.flickr.com/pictures/39311243@N05/15163395594)

In spite of being largely unadorned, 1970-71 Lincolns were also among the most powerful. The early unsmogged and higher compression versions of the Ford 385 series 460ci engine have lots of rubber-burning power, even with few modifications.
Then as early as 1971, new emission systems began appearing,
and by 1975 power drains were everywhere on the drivetrain.
This appears to be matched by the styling revisions, which in my opinion created the automobiles look progressively much more civilized over the 1970s.

Soon after acquiring my personal specimen house, I repaired the a number of perforations on the roof (the automobile had been SITTING a lot), changed the exterior color by repainting the complete auto, lowered the suspension by 2 inches, changed and fixed the ignition, got some deluxe wheel covers &amp 4 new tires, did some significant rustproofing, and swapped several greater parts with the black sedan, namely: the front bumper, front grille, each fenders, headlights + doors + mechanism, external mirror, hood + hinges, header panel, 10-tone electric horn, Edelbrock carburetor, starter cable, oil cap, 4 steel wheels, 4 Eaton short coil springs, and the complete custom-constructed dual two.5&quot exhaust (with some assist).

Today, every little thing performs!
six-way electric seat, vacuum-actuated door locks, all four electric windows, electric trunk release, HVAC, all inner and outer lights, vacuum headlight mechanism, wipers&amppump, electric antenna, EVEN THE CLOCK Performs!!

Highlights:
-Very comfortable
-Potent 7.5L V8, lots of torque
-Inside feels extremely spacious and luxurious
-No ‘old vehicle smell’ whatsoever: feels &ampdrives like a two year-old auto!
-Lovely lines, amazing head turner
-Perfect tan leather interior:
www.flickr.com/pictures/39311243@N05/15934249415
-Best glass
-Practically perfect chrome
-Excellent headliner
-Strong floors all over, rust-totally free physique
-No cracks either on dash or steering wheel
-Good rumble:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UocPSgKBkUA
-Insane 10-tone custom electric horn (transferred from black sedan):
www.youtube.com/watch?v=41hgrm0LHU0

Here’s a list of what I’ve completed in the last 9 months:
(C) = coupe, (S) = sedan

(C) Unblocked passenger’s window
(C) Cleaned out tree needles inside ‘A’ pillar, doors &amp RQ
(C) Installed NOS tail light lenses
(C) Bought a replacement fender skirt
(C) Swapped Original Ford 15×6 wheels for Chrysler 15x7s
(C) Removed all inner panels
(C) Removed roof trim
(C) Removed roof moldings
(C) Removed front window moldings
(C) Removed old and destroyed roof vinyl
(C) Removed rust and glue on the whole roof
(C) Removed each fenders
(C) Repainted fenders
(S) Primed numerous body components (2 coats)
(S) Bought a grinder
(S) Painted fenders (two)
(C) Constructed sheet metal patches for roof
(C) Waterproofed rear window
(C) Laid physique filler more than sheet metal where needed
(C) Sanded down sheetmetal for a perfect finish
(C) Removed rear window moldings
(C) Ready roof for paint
(C) Painted roof (six coats)
(C) Sanitized metal joint in cowl
(C) Ready cowl for paint
(C) Painted cowl location
(C) Painted cowl and reduced ‘A’ pillars
(S) Removed each fenders
(S) Reassembled headlights &amp mechanism
(S) Reinstalled fenders (ten hours!)
(S) Reinstalled header panel
(C) Patched transmissions’s oil lines to radiator
(C) Painted headlight covers
(C) Painted whole front area’s metal frame
(C) Rustproofed trunk area
(C) Rustproofed under quarter region window
(C) Made new silicone joint in cowl
(C) Greased up(rust proof) cowl
(C) Repaired rear view mirror’s bracket
(S) Uninstalled ten-tone horn
(C) Reinstalled rear window molding
(C) Prepareed hood for paint
(S) Primed hood (2 coats)
(C) Reinstalled all fender moldings soon after paint
(C) Aligned fenders (argh, time consuming)
(C) Realigned front bumper
(C) Reinstalled front window molding
(C) Prepared fenders for paint
(C) Painted fenders (six coats)
(C) Painted header panel
(C) Reinstalled fenders
(C) Reinstalled headlights + mechanism
(C) Reinstalled header panel
(C) Reinstalled ten-tone horn
(C) Reinstalled hood hinges
(C) Repaired seat electrical connection
(C) Raised front seat
(C) Painted hood
(C) Repaired a main ignition problem
(C) Repaired passenger’s window motor
(C) Reinstalled fenders (9 hours!)
(C) Swapped starter cables
(C) Repaired horn’s primary cable
(C) Reinstalled hood
(C) Aligned hood
(C) Bought a new horn switch
(C) Swapped steering wheel centers
(S) Painted steering wheel center
(C) Installed dual exhaust
(S) Installed single exhaust
(C) Swapped each carbs
(S) Checked exhaust for leak
(S) Repaired choke tube
(C) Arranged air filter bowl’s little filter
(C) Arranged kickdown rod’s retaining clip
(S) Painted hood
(S) Reinstalled hood
(C) Swapped driver’s external mirrors
(C) Swapped inner rear view mirrors
(C) Bought sandpaper discs for wet sanding
(C) Bought wet sanding pad
(C) Removed trailer package’s electrical wires
(C) Removed trailer’s electrical connector
(C) Repaired minor issue in tail light’s wiring
(C) Removed glove box
(C) Removed electronic spark control’s vacuum tubes
(C) Removed passenger door
(C) Taken passenger door to basement
(C) Ready locations for primer paint
(C) Set passenger’s door on table, masked surfaces for paint
(C) Primed passenger’s door frames (2 coats)
(C) Bought paint &amp brushes
(C) Primed passenger’s door edges
(C) Painted passenger’s door
(C) Painted passenger’s door hinges
(C) Painted driver’s door hinges
(C) Removed electronic spark control’s thermal switch
(C) Reinstalled glove box
(C) Repaired passenger’s door frame
(C) Repaired driver’s door frame
(C) Painted driver’s door frame
(C) Removed door moldings
(C) Painted driver’s door
(C) Painted complete trunk region
(S) Removed seat cover
(C) Removed all molding holes on panels
(C) Removed trunk lid
(C) Taken trunk lid downstairs
(C) Painted skirt edges
(C) Ready rear quarter region for paint
(C) Repaired trunk lid
(C) Painted rear quarters (six coats)
(C) Painted trunk’s opening edge
(C) Painted driver’s skirt (five coats)
(C) Painted passenger’s skirt
(C) Painted gas door
(C) Painted trunk lid (six coats)
(S) Removed four short coil springs
(S) ReInstalled original coil springs
(C) Removed all 4 original coil springs
(C) ReInstalled short coil springs
(C) Waterproofed trunk lid
(C) Painted trunk hinges
(C) Repaired fuel trap drainage hose clamp
(C) Repaired transmission cooler robber hose
(C) Reinstalled trunk
(C) Painted passenger’s wheel skirt
(C) Painted driver’s wheel skirt
(C) Reinstalled trunk lid
(C) Reinstalled gas door
(C) Reinstalled trunk’s weatherstripping
(C) Reinstalled chrome moldings
(C) Reinstalled roof moldings
(C) Reinstalled passenger’s wheel skirt
(C) Reinstalled driver’s wheel skirt
(C) Repaired and strenghten armrests
(C) Repaired broken wheel cover
(C) Painted red ring on wheel covers
(S) Installed stock Ford wheels
(S) Installed stock Lincoln wheel covers
(S) *SOLD THE SEDAN*
___ From here on, all for coupe:
Cleaned up tail light lenses
Reinstalled passenger’s foot vent opening
Rustproofed inside both doors
Reinstalled all interior panels
Reinstalled door panels and armrests
Had the car appraised for insurance coverage
Insured the auto
Purchased a set of new tires
Replaced rear quarter window weatherstripping
Changed the motor oil
Reorganized trunk
Installed a transmission oil auxiliary cooler
Installed rear suspension bushing
Tightened rubber transmission oil hose
Installed Pertronix ignition
Changed 8 spark plugs
Completely cleansed distributor cap
Removed california license plate
Added ATF oil
Reinstalled front grille
Made 12V connection for Pertronix ignition
Designed and constructed custom anti-theft technique
Removed brake controller items
Bled brakes
Repaired trans. aux cooler’s oil leak
Checked coolant’s PH – all excellent
Obtained a temporary permit
Went for a 1st DMV inspection
Installed 4 new tires
Tightened alternator belt
Reinstalled custom seat cover
Repaired a stuck parking brake lever problem
Changed front shock absorbers
Installed three new brake hoses
Obtained a second temporary permit
Repassed DMV inspection effectively
Got valid license plates at the DMV
Installed license plate
Moved trans. aux cooler higher up
Repaired small vacuum leak
Wet sanded the whole vehicle
Waxed the entire auto
Completely scraped and washed all windows
Reinstalled continental script
Painted some black locations under vehicle
Bought a fire extinguisher
Installed new carpets
Checked differential fluid level
Purchased brass fittings for trans. oil conduits
Went back from 15×7 wheels to original Ford 15x6s
Rustproofed the car’s underside everywhere
Washed &amp polished new tires
Bought&ampinstalled battery disconnect switch
Waterproofed trunk lock w/silicone joint
Greased up passenger’s window railings
Fixed PCV hose situation
Straightened slightly crooked door
Straightened slightly crooked reduced fender
Straightened slightly crooked bumper
Fixed broken quarter window motor gear
Reconditioned some factory decals
Installed a pinstripe
Fixed a minor ding on the front bumper
Unbent the frame of a front turn signal
Finished connecting the auxiliary trans. oil cooler
Gave the vehicle a quite decent compound shine
Gave the auto a decent polishing job
Repaired the rear window’s shelf
Added relays to each passenger’s side windows
Replaced all six control arm bushings
Replaced idler arm + two outer tie rod ends

= )

All pictures taken with:
Panasonic Lumix ZS3 (aka TZ7)

My other favored cars (most look Fantastic in white) contain:
1969-1971 Chrysler Imperial coupe
1972 Cadillac DeVille coupe
1969-1972 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight (98) coupe
1967 Buick Wildcat coupe (dark red)
1969 Chrysler 300 coupe

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keywords:
1970 Lincoln Continental

Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: Space exhibit, samples of space suit gear utilized by James Irwin on Apollo 15
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Image by Chris Devers
Quoting the caption:

Astronaut Equipment

These objects are examples of private gear and tools issued to astronauts of the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo applications. Some of the objects have been utilized in coaching for missions, other people during the actual missions. They contain things of protective clothing (gloves, helmets, and boots), a spacesuit worn on the Moon, and examples of the sorts of tools astronauts used on the lunar surface. The actual tools used on the Moon were left behind.

In spite of what the caption says, all of the objects right here look to be lunar equipment employed by James Irwin on Apollo 15 in July, 1971.

Cool China Box Mold pictures

Cool China Box Mold pictures

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Some cool china box mold pictures:

Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat
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Image by Chris Devers
Quoting Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum | Grumman F6F-three Hellcat:

The Grumman F6F Hellcat was originally conceived as an advanced version of the U.S. Navy’s then current front-line fighter, the F4F Wildcat (see NASM collection). The Wildcat’s intended replacement, the Vought F4U Corsair (see NASM collection), initial flown in 1940, was displaying great guarantee, but improvement was slowed by issues, including the crash of the prototype.

The National Air and Space Museum’s F6F-3 Hellcat, BuNo. 41834, was constructed at Grumman’s Bethpage, New York, factory in February 1944 beneath contract NOA-(S)846. It was delivered to the Navy on February 7, and arrived in San Diego, California, on the 18th. It was assigned to Fighter Squadron 15 (VF-15) on USS Hornet (CV12) bound for Hawaii. On arrival, it was assigned to VF-three where it sustained harm in a wheels-up landing at NAS Barbers Point, Hawaii. Right after repair, it was assigned to VF-83 exactly where it was employed in a coaching function till February 21, 1945. Soon after quite a few transfers 41834 was converted to an F6F-3K target drone with the installation of sophisticated radio-control equipment. It was painted red with a pink tail that carried the number 14. Its mission was to be utilised in Operation Crossroads – the atomic bomb tests at Bikini Atoll. It flew on June 24, 1946, with a pilot, on a practice flight and was launched, unmanned, quickly soon after the 1st bomb test. Instrumentation on board and photographic plates taped to the handle stick obtained data on radioactivity. 3 much more manned flights preceded the final unmanned flight on July 25, 1946, which evaluated the first underwater explosion. Records indicate that exposure of this aircraft to the radioactive cloud was minimal and residual radiation is negligible.

F6F-3K 41834 was transferred to NAS Norfolk and logged its final flight on March 25, 1947, with a total of 430.2 flying hours. It was assigned to the National Air Museum on November 3, 1948, and remained at Norfolk until October four, 1960, when it was moved by barge to Washington and placed in storage. In 1976 this Hellcat was loaned to the USS Yorktown Museum at Charleston, South Carolina. A superficial restoration was performed at the museum, but due to the fact of the harsh environment and its poor condition the Hellcat was returned to NASM on March 16, 1982. In 1983, it was sent to Grumman Aerospace exactly where a team of volunteers fully restored the aircraft. In 1985, it was shipped back to the Paul E. Garber Preservation, Restoration and Storage Facility in Suitland, Maryland, and put in storage. NASM’s F6F-3 Hellcat is scheduled to be displayed in the new Steven F. Udvar-Hazy center at Dulles International Airport in Virginia in 2004.

Transferred from the United States Navy.

Manufacturer:
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation

Date:
1943

Nation of Origin:
United States of America

Dimensions:
General: 338 x 1021cm, 4092kg, 1304cm (11ft 1 1/16in. x 33ft 5 15/16in., 9021.2lb., 42ft 9 three/8in.)

Physical Description:
Heavy armor plate, reinforced empennage, R-2800-10W engine, spring tabs on the ailerons (increased maneuverability), could carry rockets as effectively as bombs.

Image from page 21 of “Examples of Chinese ornament chosen from objects in the South Kensington museum and other collections” (1867)
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Title: Examples of Chinese ornament selected from objects in the South Kensington museum and other collections
Year: 1867 (1860s)
Authors: Jones, Owen
Subjects:
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ottle. There is muchof the Indian character in this instance, particularlyin the detached flowers at the base of the topic. Plate XCIV. From a painted china Jar. Composition on thefragmentary principle remarkable for the boldtreatment of the prime and bottom of the jar. Plate XCV. From a painted china Vase. Yet another compo-sition on the fragmentary principle. Plate XCVI. From a painted china Bottle. A singular com-position remarkable for the way in which the effectof the sturdy colour of the ornament is softened bythe judicious treatment of the ground. Plate XCVII. From a painted china Bottle. Composition onthe continuous-stem principle. The ornament inthis instance is in slight relief. The vase was castin a mould. Plate XCVIII. Inlaid bronze Dish. Composition on Plate XCIX. From a painted china Bottle,the continuous-stem principle. Plate C. From a painted china Vase. This example canhardly be named ornament: it is conventionalonly in the way in which the leaves and fruit arebalanced.

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Ornament from an Indian Lacquer Box. 15 u.

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Image from page 520 of “The industries of Japan : with each other with an account of its agriculture, forestry, arts, and commerce. From travels and researches undertaken at the cost of the Prussian government” (1889)
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Title: The industries of Japan : collectively with an account of its agriculture, forestry, arts, and commerce. From travels and researches undertaken at the cost of the Prussian government
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Rein, J. J. (Johannes Justus), 1835-1918 Rein, J. J. (Johannes Justus), 1835-1918. Japan nach Reisen und Studien. V. 2. Land- und Forstwirthschaft, Industrie und Handel. English Hodder and Stoughton, publisher
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ut in water withpaddles, and then left to rest for a quick time that the coarser andheavier particles may possibly settle to the bottom. The separation of thefine floating paste is effected by opening 1 or the other of thetap-holes, of which there are usually 4 placed irregularly oneabove the other. Finally, the complete pulpy mass is passed througha fine cloth sieve, which separates all the coarse grains and otherimpurities. Funnel-shaped boxes are employed in location of our filter presses.The walls are produced of staves. On the bottom is a layer of gravel1 Ein Ausfiug ins Armenische, Kolti. Zeitung, 21/two, 1886. CERAMICS. 465 or perfectly fine washed material with a straw mat laid more than it.When the pasty substance is poured in, the water filters partlythrough, although the clay paste is deposited steadily. The waterwhich collects upon it is drained off via a side opening, andthe material is dried in a red-hot furnace and ultimately worked upand kneaded with the feet and hands. When this is carried out, it is

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Fig. 19.—TEAPOT OF GREY-BROWN STONE-WARE : FROM KUWANA, IN ISE. left to ferment in a pit or damp chest, not for a year, as wasformerly the case in China, it is mentioned, but for a few weeks ormonths, before employing in the factory. By far the largest element of the clay-wares of Japan are shaped onthe Rokuro or potters wheel. The apparatus employed for this II. H H 466 ART Business AND Associated OCCUPATIONS. purpose is mostly of the simplest kind, the shaping board servingat the exact same time as the swinging-wheel. It has a hole near theedge in which a rod, 20 centimeters lengthy, is placed, by which it isset in motion. In a a lot more created state, as at Arita, for instance,the bigger wheel is bound firmly to the shaping board, some 20 to30 centimeters apart, by four rods, and is turned with the feet.Plaster of Paris moulds and castings of the material are as un-frequent as the employment of patterns and models. These areindeed striking wants, but the Japanese substitutes for them hisgreat skill in the ha

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China Auto Mold: Rise in the field of Technologies

China Auto Mold: Rise in the field of Technologies

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Due to the advancement in manufacturing field, the utilization of the steel copper alloy has reached almost one hundred percent. And due to which the china auto molding sector has changed the manufacturing approach from rough shaping of the material to the net shaping processing so that it gains a higher efficiency supplying the material at low expense and light weight. And the use of net shape manufacturing technique helped the existing china auto mold industries to save power and components so that it could provide effective sliding bearing accessories which could additional aid in the improvement of china’s automotive market.

China has been gaining higher recognition considering that past handful of decades in it automobile business. Although, some fundamental parts like axes guide, thrust washers, bearing bush and car mold parts and their requirements are primarily dependent on imports that can bring the favorable golden possibilities and the great challenges to the other Chinese based manufacturers and china auto mold supplier industries. Software program used by them: Unigraphics, Pro-E, Solidworks, Moldflow. They have the higher precision tooling machine with the operating group with project department, top quality department and processing department devoted in the whole order processing manage. China auto mold has their own division for project study and new item development.
According to Liu Depu, the Secretary-General of Shanghai Die &amp Mould Market Association, the Chinese mould market will present ten trends in the future.

1.The very first one particular is that mould products are increasingly larger.
two.The second trend is that the precision of the mold will be greater.
three.The third trend is that the multi-functional mould complicated will be further created.
four.Fourthly, the proportion of hot runner Molds are steadily enhanced.
five.Fifthly, some new moulds that adapt to higher-stress injection and molding will be developed with the continuous improvement of plastic molding process.
six.The sixth one is that the application of regular parts will be much more extensive.
7.Seventhly, the prospect for rapid Economic molds are very broad. These days is the era of several varieties of small batch production.
eight.Eighthly, the ratio of die-casting molds will continue to boost with the development of cars and electrical items.
9.The ninth a single is that the proportion of plastic molds will continue to boost.
10.The tenth is that the technical content of mould items will continue to be enhanced.

Presently, the china auto mold supplier industries have left behind all the standard bi-metal bearing manufacturing technology as it will have the very best independent intellectual house of china by adopting the far more energy and material saving technology. The unique china auto mold supplier industry uses the least investment and usage of equipments. Therefore, it is serving as an exceptional and grand opportunity to be grabbed for improvement.

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Nomination 28 – Physique Interior – Composite Rear Seat Cushion Frame

Nomination 28 – Physique Interior – Composite Rear Seat Cushion Frame

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A handful of good automotive mold manufacturing pictures I found:

Nomination 28 – Body Interior – Composite Rear Seat Cushion Frame
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Image by spe.automotive
COMPOSITE REAR SEAT CUSHION FRAME
•OEM Make &amp Model: Hyundai Kia Automotive Group 2012MY Kia® K9® sedan
•Tier Supplier/Processor: Dymos, Inc.
•Material Supplier / Toolmaker: Honam Petrochemical Corp. / not provided
•Material / Procedure: PP / Vacuum bag, autoclave cure
•Description: Replacing a spot-welded steel structure with a 1-shot, injection-molded high-strength (lengthy-glass/high-crystalline) PP composite allowed for development of a lightweight, low-price rear seat cushion frame for a rear-wheel-drive sedan. The application reduced weight 25% and charges 10% whilst improving the manufacturing method and has generated 1 Korean patent and 2 added patents overseas.

Carbon string
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DoITPoMS, University of Cambridge

Carbon string is employed as a conducting bridge in the preparation of specimens for observation in the scanning electron microscope (SEM). It is also representative of the preforms utilised in the manufacture of some carbon fibre based composite elements. Fibres can be woven into suitable shapes utilizing conventional weaving technology. The preforms can then be injected with the resin matrix by processes such as resin transfer moulding (RTM) or resin film infusion (RFI).

Technique
C

Composition
Not specified

Reaction
Carbon fibres are developed by oxidising polyacrylonitrile in air at 230 deg C whilst applying tension, and then carbonising the item in nitrogen at 1000 deg C

Processing
Carbon string is woven from the fibres that result from the drawing of carbonised PAN

Applications
Carbon fibre composites are utilised as a structural material in the aerospace and automotive industries, as properly as in specific high-performance sporting gear. They present exceptional stiffness and can be structurally optimised for distinct load-bearing applications.

Sample preparation

Approach
Scanning electron microscopy (SEM)

Contributor
J A Curran

Organisation
Division of Supplies Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge

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What is Injection Moulding China

What is Injection Moulding China

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A mould is a device that is utilised to make plastic items to be formed entirely and have precise dimensions. A good number of businesses around the globe obtain Injection Moulding China produced moulds. Some of these organizations make extremely enormous purchases and several of them have already set up obtain offices in China. This is due to the fact that the moulds are of high high quality and are sold at low rates.

Injection Moulding China moulds are of high high quality which evaluate really properly with moulds from countries such as America, Britain and other European nations. These moulds from China fetch competitive rates in the industry and this has produced other makers shed their market share to China. Injection Moulding China mould producing is a enterprise that is expanding by day. Most of the producers guarantee that they employ technical sales representatives who have a good command of the English language. For an injection moulding project to operate nicely, technical knowhow is the a single extremely substantial thing that is essential.

Injection Moulding China moulds projects are carried out making use of drawings that are sent by engineers from getting organizations. The drawing is generally scrutinized on how the mould shall be made in terms of material, formation, dimension and expense cutting. Buyer satisfaction is the essential right here and so the manufacturer guarantees that all the client needs regarding the mould formation are met to the letter. Most of the Injection Moulding China businesses have their own tooling plants, and as a result they are capable of generating high quality moulds for export to European businesses including America, Germany, Italy, Canada and numerous other nations. They employ mould engineers who are conversant with mould technologies and can communication in English with the consumers.

The Injection Moulding China businesses manufacture higher quality moulds that compete with American produced but at Chinese prices, which means rates that are really low. They make certain that they give you a competitive quotation following reviewing your specifications. The companies have a repute of manufacturing the appropriate moulds for the best price tag and they assure their perform.

To get the greatest out of Injection Moulding China created moulds, you need to have to look at references from businesses that have currently worked with them. You can by no means go wrong with moulds that are manufactured by leading rated mould creating firms in China. Look no additional come to Injection Moulding China businesses for all your injection mould requirements. You will get quite special moulds with no regrets at all!

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Plastic Moulds and Its Utilizes in Automotive Sector

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Plastic is a synthetically formed non-metallic compound that has been extremely well-liked more than the years. Plastic plays a vital part in contributing to the modern globe economy. Plastic has turn out to be an vital element that has changed our lives to a great extent. Wherever we go, be it residence or workplace, roads or buying malls, hospitals or airports, the use of plastic can be well noticed. Plastic is utilised extensively in different industries to meet the domestic as properly as industrial specifications.

Plastic Pallet Mould is manufactured by heating the plastic pallets and pouring in the melted plastic into a custom created rigid mould and getting the preferred form following cooling. There are numerous processes of plastic mould manufacturing. The most frequent of these methods are: injection moulding, blow moulding, compression moulding, rotational moulding, and so forth. As the names recommend, the techniques differ in the methods of feeding the polymer in the machines and the step-smart processes connected with them. The plastic mould companies pick a processing approach based on their interest, price range, experience and sources.

Various industries opt for mass-created custom-made plastic moulds according to their certain requirements. The most frequent sector to use plastic pallet mould as raw material to manufacture a finished product is the automotive business. Automotive components makers order for plastic automotive moulds developed in plastic moulding factories in bulk quantities. These moulds are attached and employed to create a variety of complex automotive components or a automobile. Durability is the prime issue in Automotive Parts Moulding and automotive components ought to be robust and corrosion-totally free to make certain ultimate security and comfort to the end user. The cause of adapting plastic over metals and alloys is its durability and zero-upkeep function. Also, plastic doesn’t react to the environmental variables like air, light and moisture. In addition, plastic is regarded to be consuming much less energy and manpower.

Automotive Components Moulding is a critical enterprise that calls for skilled labor, expertise, arranging and infrastructure. China plastic mould makers and suppliers are the most sought right after all about the world for their good good quality item and affordable rates. To get new business and to retain clientele, the China suppliers concentrate on using the ideal skilled manpower and most recent technologies to make sure superior high quality of their items. Also, they are well aware of the adversities associated with plastic mould manufacturing. Plastic can impose specific risks on the overall health of human and other living creatures. Also, the factory emissions and wastes harm the eco system by polluting the air and water. Along with the top quality of their goods, the manufacturers need to also be accountable about these unfavorable effects and take suitable measures of recycling and waste management in an atmosphere friendly manner.

This report is written by Jacob Williams on behalf of HQMOULD. His expertise in plastic moulding industry has noticed him contribute to and create a number of articles on topics like Plastic Mould, Automotive Parts Moulding, Plastic Pallet Mould, plastic mould china and plastic mould factory and so on.
1989 Mercedes 190E Auto

1989 Mercedes 190E Auto

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1989 Mercedes 190E Auto
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Hunting rather forgotten, this Mercedes has been unlicensed because 2005, almost 10 years. It’s probably been sitting in this spot for a while, judging by the mould and common situation. I never see as well many Mercs with the badge on the grille anymore. I like the &quotno parking&quot writing behind, don’t feel any individual will be capable to take this space! Fascinating Northern Irish registration, or perhaps just a low-cost private?

The automobile details for PAZ 3152 are:

Date of Liability 12 04 2005
Date of Initial Registration 25 08 1989
Year of Manufacture 1989
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 1997cc
CO₂ Emissions Not Accessible
Fuel Sort PETROL
Export Marker N
Automobile Status Unlicensed
Automobile Colour BLACK
Vehicle Variety Approval Not Offered

Interstate Batteries of Central New York

Interstate Batteries of Central New York

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Interstate Batteries of Central New York
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Image by HTS Ultra-Rack
Image courtesy of Dave Lewis owner of Interstate Batteries of Central of New York. Magliner hand truck locked safely aboard the HTS-10T Tilt Mount Hand Truck Sentry. The HTS Ultra-Rack Hand Truck Sentry Technique can set up on most commercial delivery automobiles. The HTS is a new hand truck security rack that eliminates lost, stolen, broken and forgotten hand trucks, reduces highway accidents and worker injuries, increases worker productivity and cargo space, prevents freight damage and insurance coverage claims. The HTS pays for itself in eight-ten months and then saves thousands of dollars per route automobile!

There are 15 outstanding motives to outfit and equip your delivery fleet with an HTS Ultra-Rack! The 3 most essential positive aspects are safety, route time and fuel savings. The Hand Truck Sentry Method is a tested and proven answer that surpasses ancient designs, unsafe strategies and expensive storage locations. Make the appropriate option! Take your fleet into a new path exactly where the road is considerably safer, your drivers and cargo far better protected, even though you are saving green in your wallet and in our environment! The HTS Ultra-Rack is safer, more rapidly and easier than any other hand truck retaining approach obtainable. HTS Systems created the HTS employing automotive components and manufactures the safest and most advanced hand truck securing systems in the commercial delivery market! The HTS Ultra-Rack Hand Truck Sentry System is designed to be the best hand truck locking carrier rack in the planet! We guarantee that your route drivers will grow to be extremely attached to the HTS Ultra-Rack in 2-3 days and their hand trucks in two-three seconds! Quite Quickly!

The HTS Tilt Mount Ultra-Rack Hand Truck Sentry Technique provides a lot of benefits over the older out-dated factory OEM hasp-bar and unsafe rubber strap carrier racks. The Hand Truck Sentry Program eliminates the possibility of the driver leaving the hand truck miles behind saving route time and fuel. The front OEM hasp-bar racks are not developed to accommodate hand truck models equipped with stair climbers or a nose plate extension. OEM hand truck racks let hand trucks to tilt and lean outward and shift throughout vehicle movement. The Hand Truck Sentry Technique does not require padlocks to prevent theft or bungee cords to prevent leaning, vibration or movement. OEM and Aftermarket hand truck racks demand two hands to off-load and reload the hand truck. You want only one hand to operate the HTS Ultra-Rack Hand Truck Sentry! Getting an added cost-free hand to hold your paperwork or to allow the driver to firmly brace himself on slippery, ice or snow covered ground surfaces is extremely useful.

Each month massive businesses will commit millions of dollars advertising their products, marketing and guarding their brand’s positioning, identity and reputation. Just one accident resulting in a significant injury or death triggered by negligence can damage the reputation and inadvertently change the confidence and opinion of the purchaser towards the brand’s name. This customer perception could take years to overcome, even if the company is later identified not negligent or liable for a highway accident! Adverse media exposure that focuses on a brand name car can have dire consequences.

When we visit with our HTS buyers and their route drivers we found that most beverage distributors and meals service workers are quite protective as they proudly express their loyalty and quality of their company’s products and brands. Firms have extended known that employee professionalism, attitude and appearance are extremely critical to protect the brand’s image. Providing new technology or gear that makes it possible for route drivers to achieve their tasks safer, faster and less complicated reduces daily tension and significantly improves a driver’s self-assurance and attitude.

British Infantry Tank of the Second Globe War Mark II (Matilda II). Британский танк “Матильда”
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ТАНКОВЫЙ МУЗЕЙ В КУБИНКЕ
KUBINKA TANK MUSEUM. Moscow

The Infantry Tank Mark II known as the Matilda II (often referred to as Matilda senior or basically an ‘I’ tank) was a British infantry tank of the Second Planet War. It was also identified from its Common Employees Specification A12.

It served from the start off of the war to its finish and became specifically related with the North Africa Campaign. It was replaced in service by the Infantry Tank Mk III Valentine.

When the earlier Infantry Tank Mark I which was also recognized as &quotMatilda&quot was removed from service the Infantry Tank Mk II just became identified as the Matilda.

Development history
The very first suggestion for a larger Infantry Tank was produced in 1936, with specification A12 and contractor decided about the end of the year.
The Infantry Tank Mk II was made at the Royal Arsenal, to Basic Staff specification A.12 and constructed by the Vulcan Foundry. The design and style was primarily based on the A7 (which had started improvement in 1929) rather than on the Infantry Tank Mk I, which was a two-man tank with a single machine gun for armament.
When war was recognised as imminent, production of the Matilda II was ordered and that of the Matilda I curtailed. The 1st order was placed shortly soon after trials had been completed with 140 order from Vulcan Foundry in mid 1938.
Design and style
The Matilda Senior weighed about 27 tons (27 tonnes or 60,000 lb) far more than twice as significantly as its predecessor, and was armed with a QF 2 pounder (40 mm) tank gun in a three-man turret. The turret traversed by hydraulic motor or by hand through 360 degrees the gun itself could be elevated by means of an arc from -15[nb two] to +20 degrees. One of the most significant weaknesses of the Matilda II was the lack of a higher-explosive round for its main gun. A higher-explosive shell was created for the two pounder but for factors in no way explained it was never placed in production. With its heavy armour the Matilda II was an superb infantry support tank, but had to rely on its machine gun when operating with infantry units.
Like a lot of other British infantry tanks, it was heavily armoured from 20 mm at the thinnest it was 78 mm (3.1-inch) at the front, much far more than most contemporaries. The turret armour was 75 millimetres (three. in) all round, the hull side armour was 65 to 70 millimetres (2.6 to 2.8 in), and the rear armour, covering the engine, was 55 millimetres (2.2 in). The frontal armour was 75 millimetres (3. in), despite the fact that the nose plates best and bottom were thinner but angled. The turret roof was the very same thickness as the hull roof and engine deck: 20 millimetres (.79 in). The German Panzer III and Panzer IV tanks, of the same period, had 30 to 50 millimetres (1.two to two. in) thick hull armour. The shape of the nose armour was primarily based on the US Christie design, and came to a narrow point with storage lockers added on either side. The heavy armour of the Matilda’s cast turret became legendary for a time in 1940–41 the Matilda earned the nickname &quotQueen of the Desert&quot. The sheer thickness of its armour produced the tank impervious to the 37 mm and 50 mm calibre anti-tank guns that have been then typically utilised by the Germans, as effectively as the 47 mm utilised by the Italians in North Africa only the 75 mm PAK 40 anti-tank gun and 88 mm anti-aircraft gun could penetrate its armour reliably.
Whilst the Matilda possessed a degree of protection that was then unmatched in the North African theatre, the sheer weight of the armour mounted on the car contributed to a extremely low average speed of about six mph (9.7 km/h) on desert terrain. At the time, this was not thought to be a issue given that British infantry tank doctrine prioritized heavy armour and trench-crossing capacity more than speed and cross-country mobility (which was regarded to be characteristic of cruiser tanks such as the Crusader). This was additional exacerbated by a troublesome suspension and a comparatively weak energy unit, the latter of which was in fact created utilizing two bus engines linked to a single shaft. This arrangement was each complex and time-consuming to sustain, as it essential technician crews had to operate on every single engine separately and subjected automotive components to uneven put on-and-tear. It did however, give some mechanical redundancy, because failure in one engine would not prevent the Matilda from travelling under its personal energy using the other.
The tank was carried by five double wheel bogies on each side. 4 of the bogies were paired on a widespread coil spring. The fifth, rearmost, bogie was sprung against a hull bracket. Between the 1st bogie and the idler wheel was a &quotjockey wheel&quot. The first Matildas had return rollers these have been replaced in later models by track skids, which have been far less complicated to manufacture.
The turret carried the principal armament with the machine gun to the correct in a rotating internal mantlet. Two smoke grenade launchers had been carried on the proper side of the turret. The grenade launcher mechanisms were cut down Lee-Enfield rifles, every single firing a single smoke grenade.

Production history
The very first Matilda was made in 1937 but only two were in service when war broke out in September 1939. Following the initial order from Vulcan Foundry, a second order was placed shortly following with Ruston &amp Hornsby.[21] Some two,987 tanks had been created by the Vulcan Foundry, John Fowler &amp Co. of Leeds, Ruston &amp Hornsby, and later by the London, Midland and Scottish Railway at Horwich Functions Harland and Wolff, and the North British Locomotive Firm Glasgow. The last were delivered in August 1943. Peak production was 1,330 in 1942, the most common model getting the Mark IV.[22]
The Matilda was difficult to manufacture. For instance, the pointed nose was a single casting that, upon initial release from the mould, was thicker than essential in some regions. To avoid a needless addition to the tank’s weight, the thick locations had been ground away. This procedure necessary hugely skilled workers and additional time. The complex suspension and multi-piece hull side coverings also added time to manufacturing.
French Campaign of 1940
The Matilda was very first employed in combat by the 7th Royal Tank Regiment in France in 1940. Only 23 of the unit’s tanks have been Matilda IIs the rest of the British Infantry Tanks in France have been A11 Matildas. Its 2-pounder gun was comparable to other tank guns in the 37 to 45 mm range. Due to the thickness of its armour, it was largely immune to the guns of the German tanks and anti-tank guns in France. The famous 88 mm anti-aircraft guns were pressed into service as the only efficient counter. In the counter-attack at Arras, despite the fact that British Matilda IIs (and Matilda Is) had been in a position briefly to disrupt German progress, getting unsupported their losses were high. All cars surviving the battles around Dunkirk had been abandoned when the BEF evacuated.
North Africa 1940 to 1942
Up to early 1942, in the war in North Africa, the Matilda proved hugely effective against Italian and German tanks, even though vulnerable to the larger calibre and medium calibre anti-tank guns.

In late 1940, during Operation Compass, Matildas of the British 7th Armoured Division wreaked havoc among the Italian forces in Egypt. The Italians have been equipped with L3 tankettes and M11/39 medium tanks, neither of which had any opportunity against the Matildas. Italian gunners had been to uncover that the Matildas have been impervious to a wide assortment of artillery. Matildas continued to confound the Italians as the British pushed them out of Egypt and entered Libya to take Bardia and Tobruk. Even as late as November 1941, German infantry combat reports show the impotence of ill-equipped infantry against the Matilda.[25]
Ultimately, in the rapid manoeuvre warfare often practised in the open desert of North Africa, the Matilda’s low speed and unreliable steering mechanism became main issues. Another dilemma was the lack of a high-explosive shell (the proper shell existed but was not issued). When the German Afrika Korps arrived in North Africa, the 88 mm anti-aircraft gun was once more pressed into service against the Matilda, causing heavy losses during Operation Battleaxe, when sixty-four Matildas had been lost. The arrival of the much more strong 50mm Pak 38 anti-tank gun also offered a indicates for the German infantry to engage Matilda tanks at combat ranges. Nonetheless, during Operation Crusader Matilda tanks of 1st and 32nd Army Tank Brigades had been instrumental in the breakout from Tobruk and the capture of the Axis fortress of Bardia .[26] The operation was decided by the infantry tanks after the failure of the cruiser tank equipped 7th Armoured Division to overcome the Axis tank forces in the open desert.

As the German army received new tanks with more potent guns, as effectively as a lot more potent anti-tank guns and ammunition, the Matilda proved much less and less efficient. Firing tests carried out by the Afrikakorps showed that the Matilda had grow to be vulnerable to a number of German weapons at ordinary combat ranges .[28] Due to the &quotpainfully small&quot size of its turret ring – 54 inches (1.37 m) – the tank could not be up-gunned sufficiently to continue to be effective against much more heavily armoured enemy tanks. It was also somewhat expensive to generate. Vickers proposed an alternative the Valentine tank, which had the identical gun and a equivalent level of armour protection but on a more rapidly and less expensive chassis derived from that of their &quotheavy cruiser&quot tank. With the arrival of the Valentine in autumn 1941, the Matilda was phased out by the British Army via attrition, with lost cars no longer replaced. By the time of the battle of El Alamein (October 1942), couple of Matildas had been in service, with numerous obtaining been lost for the duration of Operation Crusader and then the Gazala battles in early summer time of 1942. About twenty-5 took part in the battle as mine-clearing, Matilda Scorpion mine flail tanks.
Minor campaigns
In early 1941, a tiny quantity of Matildas have been used during the East Africa Campaign at the Battle of Keren. Nevertheless, the mountainous terrain of East Africa did not enable the tanks of B Squadron 4th Royal Tank Regiment to be as powerful as the tanks of the 7th Royal Tank Regiment had been in Egypt and Libya.
A few Matildas of the 7th RTR were present on Crete for the duration of the German invasion, and all of them were lost
Pacific Theatre

In the Pacific Japanese forces have been lacking in heavy anti-tank guns and the Matilda remained in service with many Australian regiments in the Australian 4th Armoured Brigade, in the South West Pacific Area. They first saw active service in the Huon Peninsula campaign in October 1943. Matilda II tanks remained in action until the final day of the war in the Wewak, Bougainville and Borneo campaigns, which produced the Matilda the only British tank to stay in service throughout the war
Foreign use
The Red Army received 1,084 Matildas.[3] The Soviet Matildas saw action as early as the Battle of Moscow and became pretty widespread in the course of 1942. Unsurprisingly, the tank was found to be as well slow and unreliable. Crews typically complained that snow and dirt were accumulating behind the &quotskirt&quot panels, clogging the suspension. The slowness and heavy armour made them comparable to the Red Army’s KV-1 heavy tanks, but the Matilda had nowhere near the firepower of the KV. Most Soviet Matildas had been expended for the duration of 1942 but a handful of served on as late as 1944. The Soviets modified the tanks with the addition of sections of steel welded to the tracks to give much better grip
Production history Designer Mechanization Board and Messrs Vulcan[1] Created 1937[1] Manufacturer Vulcan Foundry and other individuals Created 1937–1943 Number constructed 2,987 Variants see Variants beneath

Sort Infantry tank[1] Location of origin United Kingdom[1] Service history In service 1939-1945 Employed by United Kingdom
Australia
Soviet Union Wars Second Planet War
1948 Arab–Israeli War Production history Designer Mechanization Board and Messrs Vulcan[1] Developed 1937[1] Manufacturer Vulcan Foundry and other folks Created 1937–1943 Quantity constructed 2,987 Variants see Variants under Specifications Weight 25 tons[2] Length 15 ft 11 in (6. m) Width eight ft 6 in (2.six m)[three] Height 8 ft 3 in (2.5 m) Crew four [3] (Driver, gunner, loader, commander)

Armour 20 to 78 mm max Primary
armament two pounder (40 mm),
93 armour-piercing rounds[five] Secondary
armament 7.92 mm
two,925 rounds[5] Engine two diesel, AEC 6-cylinder engines[nb 1][5] or two diesel Leyland engines[two]
94 Brake horsepower – 95 Brake horsepower[six] Power/weight 6.55 hp/tonne Transmission Wilson epicyclic pre-selector gearbox, 6 speeds[four] Suspension Coil spring[2] Operational
range 160 miles (257 km) [3] Speed 16 miles per hour (26 km/h) (on road)[three
9 miles per hour (14 km/h) (off road) Steering
program Rackham clutch

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Stalinorgel. Stalin’s Organ. Сталинский орган.
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Katyusha multiple rocket launchers (Russian: Катюша) are a variety of rocket artillery first built and fielded by the Soviet Union in Planet War II. Compared to other artillery, these numerous rocket launchers deliver a devastating quantity of explosives to an location target speedily, but with decrease accuracy and requiring a longer time to reload. They are fragile compared to artillery guns, but low-cost and easy to produce. Katyushas of World War II, the initial self-propelled artillery mass-made by the Soviet Union,[1] have been usually mounted on trucks. This mobility gave Katyushas (and other self-propelled artillery) one more benefit: getting capable to provide a big blow all at once, and then move prior to being positioned and attacked with counter-battery fire.

Katyusha weapons of Globe War II included the BM-13 launcher, light BM-8, and heavy BM-31. These days, the nickname is also applied to newer truck-mounted Soviet numerous rocket launchers—notably the typical BM-21—and derivatives.

The nickname

Initially, the secrecy kept their military designation from becoming recognized by the soldiers who operated them. They had been known as by code names such as Kostikov Guns (soon after the head of the RNII), and lastly classed as Guards Mortars.[two] The name BM-13 was only permitted into secret documents in 1942, and remained classified until right after the war.[three]

Due to the fact they have been marked with the letter K, for Voronezh Komintern Factory,[3] Red Army troops adopted a nickname from Mikhail Isakovsky’s well-known wartime song, Katyusha, about a girl longing for her absent beloved, who is away performing military service.[4] Katyusha is the Russian equivalent of Katie, an endearing diminutive form of the name Katherine: Yekaterina →Katya →Katyusha.

German troops coined the sobriquet Stalin’s organ (German: Stalinorgel), soon after Soviet leader Joseph Stalin for its visual resemblance to a church musical organ and alluding to the sound of the weapon’s rockets. They are known by the identical name in Sweden. [four]

The heavy BM-31 launcher was also referred to as Andryusha (Андрюша, “Andrew”, endearing diminutive).[five]
Katyushas of Planet War II

Katyusha rocket launchers have been mounted on several platforms throughout Planet War II, which includes on trucks, artillery tractors, tanks, and armoured trains, as properly as on naval and riverine vessels as assault support weapons.

The style was relatively simple, consisting of racks of parallel rails on which rockets were mounted, with a folding frame to raise the rails to launch position. Every truck had amongst 14 and 48 launchers. The 132-mm diameter M-13 rocket of the BM-13 program was 180 centimetres (70.9 in) long, 13.2 centimetres (five.two in) in diameter and weighed 42 kilograms (92 lb). Initially, the caliber was 130 mm, but the caliber was changed (initial the designation, and then the actual size), to avoid confusing them with normal artillery shells[3]. It was propelled by a solid nitrocellulose-primarily based propellant of tubular shape, arranged in a steel-case rocket engine with a single central nozzle at the bottom finish. The rocket was stabilised by cruciform fins of pressed sheet steel. The warhead, either fragmentation, high-explosive or shaped-charge, weighed around 22 kg (48 lb). The range of the rockets was about five.four kilometres (3.4 mi). Later, 82-mm diameter M-8 and 310-mm diameter M-31 rockets were also developed.

The weapon is much less accurate than standard artillery guns, but is really successful in saturation bombardment, and was particularly feared by German soldiers. A battery of 4 BM-13 launchers could fire a salvo in 7–10 seconds that delivered four.35 tons of high explosives over a 4-hectare (ten acres) effect zone.[two] With an efficient crew, the launchers could redeploy to a new place immediately following firing, denying the enemy the opportunity for counterbattery fire. Katyusha batteries were often massed in quite huge numbers to generate a shock impact on enemy forces. The weapon’s disadvantage was the lengthy time it took to reload a launcher, in contrast to conventional guns which could sustain a continuous low price of fire.

The sound of the rocket launching also was distinctive in that the continuous &quotwoosh&quot sound that came from the firing of the rockets could be employed for psychological warfare. The rocket’s devastating destruction also helped to decrease the morale of the German army.

Development
Katyushas of Planet War II

Katyusha rocket launchers were mounted on numerous platforms in the course of World War II, including on trucks, artillery tractors, tanks, and armoured trains, as nicely as on naval and riverine vessels as assault support weapons.

The design and style was relatively easy, consisting of racks of parallel rails on which rockets were mounted, with a folding frame to raise the rails to launch position. Each truck had in between 14 and 48 launchers. The 132-mm diameter M-13 rocket of the BM-13 method was 180 centimetres (70.9 in) extended, 13.2 centimetres (five.2 in) in diameter and weighed 42 kilograms (92 lb). Initially, the caliber was 130 mm, but the caliber was changed (initial the designation, and then the actual size), to keep away from confusing them with typical artillery shells[three]. It was propelled by a solid nitrocellulose-based propellant of tubular shape, arranged in a steel-case rocket engine with a single central nozzle at the bottom end. The rocket was stabilised by cruciform fins of pressed sheet steel. The warhead, either fragmentation, higher-explosive or shaped-charge, weighed about 22 kg (48 lb). The range of the rockets was about five.four kilometres (three.4 mi). Later, 82-mm diameter M-8 and 310-mm diameter M-31 rockets were also developed.

The weapon is significantly less correct than conventional artillery guns, but is incredibly successful in saturation bombardment, and was especially feared by German soldiers. A battery of 4 BM-13 launchers could fire a salvo in 7–10 seconds that delivered four.35 tons of high explosives over a four-hectare (10 acres) impact zone.[two] With an efficient crew, the launchers could redeploy to a new location quickly after firing, denying the enemy the chance for counterbattery fire. Katyusha batteries have been usually massed in extremely large numbers to produce a shock impact on enemy forces. The weapon’s disadvantage was the long time it took to reload a launcher, in contrast to standard guns which could sustain a continuous low rate of fire.

The sound of the rocket launching also was unique in that the constant &quotwoosh&quot sound that came from the firing of the rockets could be utilised for psychological warfare. The rocket’s devastating destruction also helped to reduced the morale of the German army.

Combat history
BM-13 battery fire, throughout the Battle of Berlin, April 1945, with metal blast covers pulled over the windshields

The a number of rocket launchers had been top secret in the starting of World War II. A specific unit of the NKVD secret police was raised to operate them.[2] On July 7, 1941, an experimental artillery battery of seven launchers was 1st used in battle at Orsha in Belarus, below the command of Captain Ivan Flyorov, destroying a station with several provide trains, and causing enormous German Army casualties. Following the achievement, the Red Army organized new Guards Mortar batteries for the help of infantry divisions. A battery’s complement was standardized at 4 launchers. They remained below NKVD handle till German Nebelwerfer rocket launchers became widespread later in the war.[six]
A battery of BM-31 multiple rocket launchers in operation

On August eight, 1941, Stalin ordered the formation of eight Special Guards Mortar regiments under the direct manage of the General Headquarters Reserve (Stavka-VGK). Each and every regiment comprised 3 battalions of three batteries, totalling 36 BM-13 or BM-8 launchers. Independent Guards Mortar battalions were also formed, comprising 36 launchers in 3 batteries of twelve. By the end of 1941, there had been eight regiments, 35 independent battalions, and two independent batteries in service, holding a total of 554 launchers.[11]

In June 1942 Heavy Guards Mortar battalions were formed about the new M-30 static rocket launch frames, consisting of 96 launchers in three batteries. In July, a battalion of BM-13s was added to the establishment of a tank corps.[12] In 1944, the BM-31 was used in Motorized Heavy Guards Mortar battalions of 48 launchers. In 1943, Guards Mortar brigades, and later divisions, have been formed equipped with static launchers.[11]

By the end of 1942, 57 regiments have been in service—together with the smaller independent battalions, this was the equivalent of 216 batteries: 21% BM-8 light launchers, 56% BM-13, and 23% M-30 heavy launchers. By the end of the war, the equivalent of 518 batteries had been in service.[11]
[edit] Katyushas since World War II
Russian forces use BM-27 rocket launchers during the Second Chechen War

The accomplishment and economy of multiple rocket launchers (MRL) have led them to continue to be created. In the course of the Cold War, the Soviet Union fielded a number of models of Katyushas, notably the BM-21 launchers fitting the stereotypical Katyusha mould, and the larger BM-27. Advances in artillery munitions have been applied to some Katyusha-type a number of launch rocket systems, like bomblet submunitions, remotely-deployed land mines, and chemical warheads.

With the breakup of the Soviet Union, Russia inherited most of its military arsenal such as the Katyusha rockets. In recent history, they have been used by Russian forces in the course of the 1st and Second Chechen Wars and by Armenian and Azerbaijani forces during the Nagorno-Karabakh War. Georgian government forces are reported to have utilised BM-21 or related rocket artillery in fighting in the 2008 South Ossetia war.[13]

Katyushas were exported to Afghanistan, Angola, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, East Germany, Hungary, Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Poland, Syria, and Vietnam. They were also constructed in Czechoslovakia[14], People’s Republic of China, North Korea, and Iran.[citation necessary]

Katyushas also saw action in the Korean War, utilised by the Chinese People’s Volunteer Army against the South and United Nations forces. Soviet BM-13s had been identified to have been imported to China prior to the Sino-Soviet split and had been operational in the People’s Liberation Army.

Israel captured BM-24 MRLs for the duration of the Six-Day War (1967), used them in two battalions in the course of the Yom Kippur War (1973) and the 1982 Lebanon War, and later created the MAR-240 launcher for the identical rockets, primarily based on a Sherman tank chassis. For the duration of the 2006 Lebanon War, Hezbollah fired between 3,970 and 4,228 rockets, from light truck-mounts and single-rail man-portable launchers. About 95% of these have been 122 mm (four.eight in) Syrian-manufactured Katyusha artillery rockets, which carried warheads up to 30 kg (66 lb) and had a range of up to 30 km (19 mi).[15][16].[15][17][18] Hamas has launched 122-mm “Grad-type Katyusha” rockets from the Gaza Strip against a number of cities in Israel,[19] even though they are not reported to have truck-mounted launchers.

Katyushas have been also allegedly utilized by the Rwandan Patriotic Front in the course of its 1990 invasion of Rwanda, by means of the 1994 genocide. They were successful in battle, but translated into much anti-Tutsi sentiment in the neighborhood media.[20]

It was reported that BM-21 launchers had been employed against American forces for the duration of 2003 invasion of Iraq. They have also been utilized in the Afghanistan and Iraq insurgencies. In Iraq, according to Related Press and Agence France-Presse reports, Katyusha rockets had been fired at the Green Zone late March 2008.[21][22]