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March 1, 2019. Issue #503.
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BLOG
We've been busy this month and our Fire Sale page is overflowing with inventory! So this coming Monday, we're giving you an extra 15% off our already low Fire Sale prices.
Conference Table Steven Wold, of Jigsaw LLC, built this 72"x42” conference table to match the angles and proportions of the triangle in his company logo. Read more...
Front-End Loader Rick built a front-end loader for his John Deere X485 that also works for a plow attachment. Read more...
FIRE SALE
FIRE SALE...
1/2" Round 303 CR, 21.5" Long. On Sale for $6.57.
4-1/4" Round 4140 HR Heat Treated, 4.75" Long. On Sale for $57.17.
1-1/8" Round 303 BSQ, 29.88" Long. On Sale for $80.54.
CUSTOMER SPOTLIGHT
CUSTOMER SPOTLIGHT...
This month, we're featuring Paul Corriveau, who makes whirlybird-gigs that fly when the wind blows.
He's been building them for the past several years, and uses the aluminum he gets from Speedy to make the bottom spindle between bird and post.
Want to see your work featured here? Send us an email at newsletter@speedymetals.com. You can also check out other great customer projects on our blog or on our Facebook page.
TESTIMONIALS
WHAT YOU'RE SAYING... "I like that fact that I can buy smaller units of sheet metal from you which are easy to handle for the small projects. Packaging was great. I'm still using the packing to keep all my metal safe! All in all, I've had a great experience!"
-Lisa
DID YOU KNOW?
DID YOU KNOW...? Did you know that lasers can be used to create colors on metal?
Laser-decorated silver jewelry. Source: https://www.osapublishing.org/ome/abstract.cfm?uri=ome-9-3-1310#articleFigures
There are a number of different ways lasers can be used to create colors on metal; however, each method has typically required a highly specialized laser with very specific settings. Now, researchers have figured out how to use a single, commercially available laser for three different techniques: laser oxidation, laser nanoparticle formation and laser structuring, making them "more practical for a wide range of applications in art and jewelry making, with the possibility of mass production."
Laser-induced images obtained on the structured surface of the steel. Source: https://www.osapublishing.org/ome/abstract.cfm?uri=ome-9-3-1310#articleFigures
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