Stock Shelf
| The stock "shelf" is a collection of just about every possible material in every form that might ever come in handy in a project. For small work, the quantity on hand might be adequate, but often it's meant merely a guide for making design decisions. Then I order the actual amount necessary. |
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The original stock shelf was pretty cramped, and lots of things had to be stored elsewhere.
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The revised version spreads things out better, but eventually this needs to be redone, as well.
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Aluminum, steel, brass, PVC, etc.
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All sorts of stuff: steel, aluminum, magnesium, titanium, cast iron, steel, nickel, exotic metals, kevlar, teflon, zinc, copper, Delrin, etc.
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Graphite, which is wonderful for prototyping and mold-making (although messy), carbon fiber, and foam (also for prototyping).
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