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PARENT PROFILE Furqan Nazeeri |
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LINKED PROFILES Nazeeri, Furqan University of Michiga... Maize & Blue |
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Body Mold Fabrication OCID cn00000383 |
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Body Mold Fabrication Photo by Furqan Nazeeri created 8/17/1992 submitted 1/17/2004 07:33:32 AM A shot of some team members finishing a wet layup of Maize & Blue's array mold. An interesting story about this was that we had planned to NC-mill the molds directly using a high-temperature material (REN board). Unfortunately, after we had milled several molds, we discovered that the material was defective (i.e. unstable at high temperatures). So we then had to do wet layups to cast a "male" and then do that again to cast a "female" mold. Moral of the story: make sure your materials are what you ordered! 019.jpg | 802 x 620 | image/pjpeg | fnazeeri
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