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Bismuth/tin alloy and walnut. Low melting point alloy poured into CNC cut cavity. Hand-cut extensions in the cavity corner bottom edges to ensure the poured metal is hooked into the wood

30 upvotes • r/woodworking

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Bismuth/tin alloy and walnut. Low melting point alloy poured into CNC cut cavity. Hand-cut extensions in the cavity corner bottom edges to ensure the poured metal is hooked into the wood

1 upvotes • r/woodworking

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Is a cooling source from solely electrical/magnetic/material effects possible that could be put in the form of a solid state chip? In practice, in theory, and under the assumption we discover a material with property X.

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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The core of the Earth provides heating, a magnetosphere, and a power source for life. Mars' long since cooled. Could a planet's core ever be "restarted"/"reheated"?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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Bismuth/tin alloy and walnut. Low melting point alloy poured into CNC cut cavity. Hand-cut extensions in the cavity corner bottom edges to ensure the poured metal is hooked into the wood	30	woodworking
Bismuth/tin alloy and walnut. Low melting point alloy poured into CNC cut cavity. Hand-cut extensions in the cavity corner bottom edges to ensure the poured metal is hooked into the wood	1	woodworking
Is a cooling source from solely electrical/magnetic/material effects possible that could be put in the form of a solid state chip? In practice, in theory, and under the assumption we discover a material with property X.	1	askscience
The core of the Earth provides heating, a magnetosphere, and a power source for life. Mars' long since cooled. Could a planet's core ever be "restarted"/"reheated"?	1	askscience