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I used a dremmel to carve away the neck hole in Alte's head. Just a little at a time from the front and back of the plates. I used a rubberband to hold both pieces together to see how the fit was.
Alcune fotografie tratte dai cataloghi riviste degli anni 70-80 con le librerie Fitting.
Some pictures taken from magazines- catalogues of the 70' 80' of the Fting anni 70tting modular bookcases
The complete set of fittings!
18 x C47 SLI Fittings for the copper pipe
6 x C48 SLI Fittings (mini)
3 x 45 Degree Fittings
2 x 90 Degree Rotary Fittings
1 x Mini Tap Valve
5 x Stoppers
This series of photos shows my method for precisely fitting a piece of copper to the irregular gap at the boiler bottom. These pieces are silver soldered to form the mudring.
A 1/8" thick piece of copper has been sawn slightly oversize, and one side has been coated with blue layout fluid. Now we are temporarily gluing it with hot melt glue so we can mark the outside edge. The piece butts up against the inner firebox shell ends, and lays over the outside backhead.
The kurta is versatile Indian clothing that has been around for centuries. It's a unisex piece of clothing, often referred to as angarkha or choli in some parts of India.
Today's most common type of kurta for women (also called Kurti) includes a long tunic with a V-neck and usually no sleeves, though regional variations exist.
There are plenty of ways to style a kurta. From formal events to casual Fridays at work, with Cotrasworld's convenient online shopping, you can get your kurta delivered right to your doorstep.
What is a kurta for women?
A kurta is a traditional Indian tunic. Traditionally, it is ankle-length, loose-fitting, and full-sleeved. It is typically made from cotton but is available in various fabrics, such as silk, cotton, and many more.
Kurtas come in many styles and designs. The most common type for women includes a long tunic with a V-neck and a straight bottom hem.
The sleeves can be long or short, and fabric choices vary from cotton and silk to synthetic blends.
Kurtas have emerged as the favorite Indian clothing for both men and women. They come in an endless variety of fabrics, colors, and designs.
Why should you add a kurta to your wardrobe?
Kurtas are one of the most versatile clothing items you can find. You can wear them to work, on a date or to attend a party.
They can be dressed up or down and come in various fabrics, colors, and designs. You can team a kurta with leggings, skinny jeans, palazzo pants, and many other bottoms.
A kurta for women makes for a great addition to anyone's wardrobe. In addition to being versatile, kurtas are also easy to care for. Since they are mostly made from cotton or cotton blends, you can wash them with your other laundry items.
The versatility of Kurta sets
Kurta sets for women are long tunics with a V-neck and usually no sleeves. You can wear them on casual days to work or even at semi-formal events.
Feel free to pair them with jeans, leggings, shorts, or a skirt. You can team a kurta with a pair of silky, flowy pants for the perfect casual look.
You can even wear kurta sets on a night out with a pair of heels or a clutch. Kurta sets are versatile, and you can style them in multiple ways.
Kurtas can be worn with the hem outside or inside, giving you endless styling options.
You can also wear kurta sets as tops with a pair of shorts or leggings for a casual look. Add a kurta as a shawl or a scarf to enhance the look and feel of your attire.
Affordable for everyday wear
Since the kurta is affordable and everyday wear, you can team it with a pair of leggings or shorts for a casual look, or pair it with a long skirt for a formal event.
Kurta set for women are available in various fabrics, colors, and designs. You can choose cotton kurtas that are light and easy to maintain, polyester kurtas that are wrinkle-free and easy to wash, and silk kurtas that are great for formal events and quite comfortable to wear.
You can choose cotton kurtas that are light and easy to maintain, polyester kurtas that are wrinkle-free and easy to wash, and silk kurtas that are great for formal events and can wear quickly.
What's so special about kurtas for women?
Kurtas are a traditional yet stylish garment women of all ages can wear. Kurti designs come in fabrics and designs that are perfect for any occasion. You can team them with leggings, skinny jeans, or palazzo pants or wear them with matching salwar.
They are comfortable and can be easily dressed up or down, making them perfect for any occasion. Kurtas are also available in a wide range of colors, fabrics, and designs, so it is sure to suit your taste.
When purchasing designer kurtas for women, look for ones made from lightweight fabrics, such as cotton and silk. These materials blend comfort with style and can be worn for casual and formal events.
Designer kurtas can be bought either as a single garment or in a set that includes a matching salwar.
How to shop for kurta sets for women?
Kurtas are the perfect clothing items to buy as gifts. You can gift them to your loved ones on special occasions, such as birthdays, anniversaries, or religious festivals.
Kurtas can be purchased online or in brick-and-mortar stores. While online shopping is convenient, it is essential to read reviews to ensure that you buy from a reputed seller.
Before you buy kurtas, keep in mind the fabric and kurta design. While cotton is the most popular and versatile fabric for kurtas, other materials such as silk, synthetic blends, and more are available.
Silk is suitable for casual and formal wear, whereas synthetic fabrics are easy to maintain and can be machine-washed.
Shop for the latest women's kurtas online at Cotrasworld
Are you looking for the perfect kurta to add to your wardrobe? Look no further than Cotrasworld.
We offer a variety of women's kurtas in various styles, colors, and sizes. Whether you're looking for a traditional Indian kurta or something more modern, we have just what you're looking for.
Try our kurtas, as they are stylish and relatively affordable. So why wait? Shop at Cotrasworld today and find the perfect kurta for you.
Making six trees to complete the Railway Village Diorama in advance of the Barrie-Allandale Train Show on February 18-19, 2017
Uncle Nick is making Snoop a camouflage sweatsuit. As usual, the easy-going little guy just let things happen. All the pins, measurements, and trying it on didn't phase him. Can't wait to see the finished product.. Thanks to "Hanafan" for the idea.
This was taken during a still life work shop at The Traverse Area Camera Club. This shot was taken with a light box and 2 Polarizing filters to get the rainbow effect. One Filter is a Gelfilter that was about 18" X 20" and laid over the light box. There was some touch up in PS to make the light in the background white.
The complete set of fittings!
18 x C47 SLI Fittings for the copper pipe
6 x C48 SLI Fittings (mini)
3 x 45 Degree Fittings
2 x 90 Degree Rotary Fittings
1 x Mini Tap Valve
5 x Stoppers
Stages in creating a Jupiter radial engine for my (very) large scale Bristol Bulldog model. Built entirely of Meccano.
After seven different renfrews, I finally figured out how to make the one that fit me the best in terms of comfort. I was having issue with tightness around the upper arms. I also learned how to apply a neckband correctly using a video online - it makes a huge difference in getting rid of the draglines I had at first. I am happy to finally have made a comfortable renfrew that I plan on making over and over. I had a lot of help from the patternreview.com forums and I recommend looking for advice there if you are also having problems with fitting something.
I wrote more here: cathywu.com/journal/kalali/2013/12/09/sewaholic-renfrew-d...
John Fay, an instructor at the Nicholas School of the Environment, fits in a 20-lap swim three days a week at Duke's Wilson Recreation Center.
Faculty and staff can join the Duke Fitness Club, which provides discounted membership fees to local gyms, including the Brodie and Wilson recreation centers at Duke.
For more information about the Fitness Club, visit www.hr.duke.edu/benefits/wellness/fitness/index.php
test fitting the components on the new sub. most people here wouldn't know it, but one of my other hobbies is DIY audio, for both home and car.
12" 4 ohm dayton quatro
2.5" x 6" flared port (tuned to approx. 28 Hz)
450W remote controlled plate amp (remote sensor and gain/crossover knobs are on a separate panel on the side of the box)
all parts are from partsexpress.com. they're an amazingly great resource for any kind of DIY electronics parts / tools. their house brand of speakers and cabling, dayton, is usually higher quality than brand name stuff, and with a lower price. they also run a very informative forum for people who are into this kind of stuff.
after this box is sanded, it's going to be covered with black ash vinyl laminate, and set on a patio stone that's also covered with laminate. patio stones make great speaker stands. they're cheap, they're heavy, they don't vibrate and they don't get knocked over.
the box is a somewhat unusual shape for a subwoofer. most sub designs for home theater are cube shaped but this is tall and narrow, more like a main speaker. i'll explain my rationale for this design in the next couple of pics. the box itself is just about 2 ft^3, and measures 17" x 10.5" x 28".