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 10 Extending Front Flotation Chamber (Read 8529 times)
Jim J Solo
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Re: Extending Front Flotation Chamber
Reply #20 - Apr 23rd, 2009 at 12:31am
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Tempering, that's the hardening term. duh

db, I've never felt the need to temper aluminum, or done it. But that technique was "explained" to me while the annealing was "demonstrated". I remember the two applications explained for different uses in building a canoe using aluminum tubes.
I've used annealing several times since so I could flatten a tube to replace a thward and not have it split. Such as shortening a thwart to move it back to make the gear area bigger in front of the stern position.
  
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