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It takes time to learn to weld, welding equipment costs $$$ that can be hard to justify if not used often, there’s a problem with warping etc. that makes proper welding as hard as using profiles, alu extrusions can make an almost as stiff construction as the steel one at less weight.

As far as constraining beam right angles is concerned I’ve found that the most effective connectors are the cam fasteners. When used on “single” dimensioned beams they work well to constrain beam angles. When using double cams (or butt fasteners) the constrain both angle, coplanar, and pitch/rotational relationships.

Japanese scrap imports have increased as China reduced scrap buying internationally since the second quarter of this year because of government restrictions on the import of scrap with higher non-metallic content, sources said.

Voice chat on Discord is pretty easy. Entering a voice channel on a server automatically kicks on your microphone, provided you have a working one attached to your computer. You can also access voice chat by creating voice calls or group calls to friends by clicking the phone icon on your Friends List.

At LightFair, the results of the Cree partnership with San’an Optoelectronics of China was on display. The J Series of mid-power LEDs come in industry-standard square and rectangular footprints and provide Cree a way to do business with lighting manufacturers that are focused on commodity products. In the COB space, the company has been a leader in LEDs manufactured on ceramic substrates, but some luminaire developers prefer aluminum substrates. Cree had added some aluminum-based products last year, and going into LightFair earlier this year added form factors compatible with Citizen products as that company has been a leader in COBs based on metal substrates.

Investments in electric bikes are increasing everywhere I look, and ebike-sharing cities are gaining ground. China is a major player and I think their companies are producing quality and quantity. Bafang is an impressive design and it works for me.

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An abrasive disk saws do things that a TCT blade should never do. You can pull an abrasive disk back up through the cut and even drop off the power when doing that. A metal TCT saw should cut and stay at the bottom until it stops and the cut material is removed so your going to want an electric break.

Here, this profile was chopped with a chop saw. Unfortunately, since I can’t control the tilt angle of my chop saw, all parts chopped with this tool will have a slight deviation from 90-degrees at their chopped end. If I fixture the profile end to the surface of the bottom profile, I’m effectively using the cut end as a reference. Since my reference is slightly off from the nominal 90-degrees, so too will my profile when it’s fixtured this way.

After this meeting, Related had a shortlist of three—Heatherwick, Kapoor, and Plensa—each of whom was asked to produce a proposal. (“I paid one sculptor five hundred thousand dollars,” Ross recalled. “I paid another two hundred and fifty thousand.”) I recently spoke to Plensa on the phone. “Cities are not only buildings but people,” he told me, in a soft voice. He said that, when contemplating Hudson Yards, he “felt it was important, in this huge geometry, to try to offer something more organic, to create a space to breathe.” His design took the form of giant iron leaves—“to remind us of nature”—that visitors could walk beneath, after passing through a fine curtain of water. He told me, “It was a very poetical project.”