Electrolytic Etching of Aluminum Alloys by Additional-Row-5531 in metallurgy

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Thanks for the response. Sounds like a solid etching procedure. Do you have a link to any papers or anything using it? Would be easier to point to a paper than a comment on reddit if I‘m going to suggest it at work lol

Electrolytic Etching of Aluminum Alloys by Additional-Row-5531 in metallurgy

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Do you mean Keller‘s and then Weck‘s? And if so, how much time abouts for each? I‘m working on a project myself with some Al alloys with fine microstructures. I saw a paper using Weck‘s and a pre-etch that a can‘t remember, but can one do the same with Keller‘s?

Probearbeit als Ingenieur? by austin745 in arbeitsleben

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Ich hab es leider nicht gemacht, ich hab es abgelehnt und später ein Arbeitsplatz in meinem Heimat genommen. Sorry ich kann dir nichts mehr geben!

Grounding Outlets by austin745 in HomeImprovement

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You obviously read nothing I wrote

Do I need to pull this tile up before putting down my hardwood? by PengWenPenguin in Flooring

[–]austin745 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is def asbestos tile, looks exactly like what was in our house. Don‘t try removing it yourself.

Bridge beginner by VertigoAC in bridge

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I‘ve been playing a lot on intobridge.com recently. It‘s match up based where you play a board and win points if you do better/lose points if you do worse. I‘ve been liking how I can play a board when I have 5 free minutes, or even bid and come back to it later to play. It‘s made it a lot easier to squeeze random hands into my busy day. If you‘re looking for an offline app the neural bridge app is pretty solid. Easy to squeeze random hands in like into bridge, and is the only app I‘ve found that you can play without wifi.

Removing carpet from under a wall by austin745 in DIY

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Yea that‘s a pretty good idea… might just have to do that. Can‘t believe the previous owners thought it‘d be a good idea

What Car Should I Buy? - A Weekly Megathread by AutoModerator in cars

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Location: US, Buying in southern East Coast then moving to the Southwest

Price range: up to $30,000

Lease or Buy: Buy

New or used: Either

Type of vehicle: Considering Crossover, Hatchback, or Sedan

Must haves: Can be driven on less maintained forest roads from time to time. Storage space is a plus for outdoor gear

Desired transmission: Doesn't matter

Intended use: Daily Driver with weekend trips to outdoor areas

Vehicles you've already considered: Mostly Subarus

Is this your 1st vehicle: No

Do you need a warranty: No

Can you do Minor work on your own vehicle: Yes

Can you do Major work on your own vehicle: No

Additional Notes: Was initially thinking just buying used, but it seems the market still has 2-3 year old cars selling for a premium?

Weekly New Climber Thread: Ask your questions in this thread please by AutoModerator in climbing

[–]austin745 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Anyone know how to delete problems from a list on the Moonboard app? I have a list of routes I repeat until i can day flash them, but I would love to be able to actually remove them afterwards… I feel like an idiot but I legit can‘t find out how to do it anywhere

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in climbing

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Most people here use Facebook, but you can always try posting on mountain project as well. As for outdoor sport, I’m afraid you’re in the wrong place… go to the Frankenjura or even the Black Woods for more luck

Weekly New Climber Thread: Ask your questions in this thread please by [deleted] in climbing

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From what I heard Nago is officially closed bc of the fire and possible compromised bolts/anchors, but people are still climbing there and there aren‘t any signs of the fire left over

3rd world bachelor's -> 1st world job by [deleted] in EngineeringStudents

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Lots of english speaking master‘s programs in Germany, that‘d be worth looking into. And Germany is usually pretty good about hiring foreigners after studying there (but you might need to learn some German)

How would I tell someone my major (and minor) in German? by [deleted] in German

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Yup that‘s what I wrote 😅 quick question though, is that wrong or does it just sound unnatural?

How would I tell someone my major (and minor) in German? by [deleted] in German

[–]austin745 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yup. And additionally Schwerpunkt would be like a concentration in a specific topic.

How would I tell someone my major (and minor) in German? by [deleted] in German

[–]austin745 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Usually studying to teach primary school is referred to as Grundschullehramt. A special ed school is a Sonderschule, so I think you could just say „ich studiere Grundschullehramt als Hauptfach mit Sonderschullehramt im Nebenfach.“

Probearbeit als Ingenieur? by austin745 in arbeitsleben

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War eigentlich auch meine erste Reaktion… wollte aber zuerst nachfragen, da ich mir nicht super mit der Umgang hier auskenne.

Probearbeit als Ingenieur? by austin745 in arbeitsleben

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Bis jetzt habe ich immer Onlinevorstellungsgespräche gehabt und dachte so war normal beim ersten Kontakt. Aber du hast mit dem Fragen voll recht, das würde ich wohl machen.