-Hi
I worked at a foundry for a short while.
THe furnace(about 15 ton cap) has carbon electrodes of around 6" diameter and 6-8 feet long to apply the heat to cast iron.
I imagine the speciality steel companies would use the same system for heat
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-Hi
I worked at a foundry for a short while.
THe furnace(about 15 ton cap) has carbon electrodes of around 6" diameter and 6-8 feet long to apply the heat to cast iron.
I imagine the speciality steel companies would use the same system for heat
When electricity was new it was the latest and greatest and not the hum drum thing it is now a days.
It is my understanding that the Carbo Magnetic razors were tempered/heat treated using electricity and the magnetic result was a byproduct.
Hi
I thought the magnetic was an advertising gimmick.
Mine is slightly magnetic.
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[emoji38] clean one with some steel wool!! "Chia Pet" razorQuote:
Originally Posted by dkwflight
I started refering to the Electric Razor and included the Carbo Magnetic as an example.....Quote:
Originally Posted by dkwflight
I think it all boils down to advertising whether they are pulling your leg or have something to back it up.
I dunno, but everyone should have at least one.....Two of a kind gets dangerous for me! :rofl2:
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Now... those are some crazy skins !!Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
Can't wait till I get mine honed up.....
see how well it can do the electric slide. [emoji6]
I think most of us have experienced what electricity can to to hair...
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Mebbe I will hone mine up by then. Lots of rain coming, they say.
HAY! Next Sunday is Electric/Magnetic day on SOTD, Boys! Drag em out! :D
Yep! The electricity stands the hairs up and the natural iron in the hairs draws them to the edge.Quote:
Originally Posted by 32t
How it works, eh? EH?
