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Pietrostoneware uses the Filament Stone (GFRC). It has high compressive strength which results in a frost proof, thaw proof, rust-proof, and fireproof material. It is of lightweight and has a durable quality of many years. To know more, watch this video.
Infinity 3D Printing is one of the largest suppliers of 3D printers and filaments across Australia. We stock a range of 3D printers that are high quality, efficient and easy to use to suit your needs. The filaments are stored in the form of pellets and are weighted with a lot of process. In infinity filaments there are 5 type of filaments are using The lifespan of filament,Select the right type of filament,The Diameter,The filament grade,The Printing Conditions.
07-09-2016 Tecnosky 152mm refractor, 135mm D-ERF, Quark Chromoshpere & the Point Grey IMX174 on the AZEQ6 GT
If what this is doesn't come to you immediately, you're looking at the halogen gas tube of a Sylvania Silverstar headlight bulb. Size 9006.
After several years of service in my Prelude, it finally gave out. It gave out strong light up until the day it died. The amount of collective hours that i've used these bulbs flies in the face of the reviews that say that they don't last for more than a year.
I guess the problem is, people do not understand not to put their greasy little paws on the glass. The oil from the hands heats up rapidly and causes uneven thermal cycling and soon after, bulb failure.
Happy Macro Monday!
RIP Silverstar
I was trying to see if I could figure out why this light bulb was burnt out, but it turned out to be kinda hard to see the filament.
... sort of, anyway...
this is an automotive headlamp bulb. One filament is burned, and I applied low voltage to the other so I could see it glow... just because I could. The bulb makes light when one end of the filament is connect to ground and the other end has voltage applied to it - causing it to glow and produce light. The bulb is mounted inside a reflector which projects the light onto the highway. Filaments are made of various materials, some producing a brighter light than others, but sometimes those filaments are more brittle and burn, or break, easier. I've applied about 4 volts to this filament, which is less than 1/8" in diameter and 1/2" long, so it could be used to help illuminate the photograph... tricky, huh ???
yeah, I know ... all of you really wanted to see and know how a headlamp makes light, didn't you ???
....et écume dans une anse du ruisseau de Trémontagne .
Malgré son aspect , cette eau n'est pas polluée
This is a macro of a light bulb filament with electricity flowing through it. What caught my eye here was the coil.