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The system is for precision investment casting and graphic casting of titanium and titanium alloys, as well as casting of zirconium alloys, nickel alloys and other specialty alloys. The integrated system includes casting, patternmaking, shell making, and pouring, consisiting of advanced equipment such as vacuum consumable electrode arc furnaces of 1t, 200kg, and 50kg, a vacuum induction furnace of 200kg, vacuum skull furnaces of 25kg, 150kg, and 500kg, circular disk wax injectors, double-post wax injectors and an electric dewaxing furnace.
MODELO: Macarena Barahona
LUGAR:Balneario Hornitos / Antofagasta-Chile
FOTOGRAFIA: Mauro Pizarro T.
CAMARA: CANON EOS XSI
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Mondraker Petrol (Azonic Eliminator) DH frame with titanium spring Stratos El Jefe shock (650).
Brand new / never used. (2005 design I think) It's a strong DH /freeriding frame rig. Medium size. Ready to build into your dream bike.
650 000 Won firm
Mondraker (http://www.mondraker.com/07/esp/index.php) is a Spanish bike builder and they have designed this clone frame to closely match the Azonic Eliminator design. It's designed slightly differently though. Cosmetic changes more than anything. This bike is a rare purchase. One of a kind in Korea.
This one I made from titanium with a concrete style texture. Sterling silver rivets and bail. The bail was cold forged silver.
I recently went on vacation with my family to the Basque country in northern Spain. We visited two cities: Bilbao and San Sebastian. I took a lot of pictures and am pretty happy with a lot of them. Instead of posting the pictures all at once, I'll be posting them over the next few days in organized by theme. This first post consists of pictures of the Guggenheim museum in Bilbao. Designed by Frank Gehry, the Guggenheim is a colossal titanium and glass structure with and astounding design. Some people cite it as the most important architectural work completed in the 20th century, and the museum's design has a tendency to overshadow the works inside. What stood out the most to me was that as you moved around the museum its metal curves would take on a completely different shapes. Hopefully these photos reflect the astounding scale and design of the Guggenheim museum.