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Man at Arms Recreates Elucidator Sword from Sword Art Online

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He has been a blacksmith for over 30 years and has created weapons for over 200 films. This is Man at Arms.

"The weapons of anime are always my favorite, and I know that the fans have been asking for this for a long time. This is Elucidator from Sword Art Online." He begins by sketching the Elucidator by hand and transferring the design onto 1075 SQT steel. Using a band saw with a bimetal blade, he cuts out the heart of the sword and refines the edges with a belt sander. He marks the internal cut with a soapstone marker and uses a plasma cutter to create the symbol. Another piece, cut from 3/8 gauge carbonized steel, will cover the main section. The edges are leveled, the surface is polished, and any leftovers are trimmed with a Dynafile.

Crafting

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Mechanical Motion Transformation Systems Explained

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Mechanical Motion Transformation Systems

Rack and Pinion Mechanism

The rack and pinion mechanism has two parts: the rack, which is a straight bar, and the pinion, which is a gear. Both have teeth that interlock. When the pinion rotates, the rack moves. If the mechanism is reversible, the pinion also rotates when the rack moves.

Nut and Bolt Mechanism

This mechanism has two parts: a bolt with a spiral groove and a nut that turns around it.

  • When the bolt is stationary, the nut rotates and moves along the bolt. This is used to fasten different parts together.
  • When the bolt is mobile, it moves through the nut. We use this to lift loads.

Winch and Crank Mechanism

A winch is a cylinder that rotates around a horizontal axis. We attach a rope to a winch and... Continue reading "Mechanical Motion Transformation Systems Explained" »

The Importance of Recycling: Types and Benefits

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Hello, I'm Laura and I'm going to talk about recycling.

- Recycling is a process whose objective is to convert waste into new products or raw materials for later use. Thanks to recycling, the disuse of useful materials is prevented, the consumption of new raw materials is reduced, in addition to reducing energy use, air and water pollution, and also reducing greenhouse gas emissions compared to the production of plastics.
Recycling is a key component in contemporary waste reduction and is the third component of the 3Rs (reduce, reuse, and recycle).
Types of bins for recycling: there are many types of containers for recycling, one for each category.
Blue bin (paper and paperboard): cardboard containers, boxes, trays... must be deposited in this
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Oracle SQL Object Types and Tables

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Important Oracle SQL Data Dictionary Views

Important Oracle SQL tablespaces views include: dba_tablespaces, dba_data_files, dba_tables, user_types, user_source.

Creating Complex Object Types

CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE direccion AS OBJECT(
    calle VARCHAR2(50),
    numero NUMBER(3),
    piso NUMBER(2),
    puerto VARCHAR2(1),
    codpostal NUMBER(5),
    localidad VARCHAR2(50),
    provincia VARCHAR2(50)
);

CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE persona AS OBJECT(
    dni VARCHAR2(9),
    nombre VARCHAR2(50),
    apellido1 VARCHAR2(50),
    apellido2 VARCHAR2(50),
    telefono NUMBER(9),
    fecha_nac DATE,
    direccion direccion
);

Creating Tables Using Object Types

CREATE TABLE agenda OF persona;

DESC agenda; -- Visualize table structure


CREATE TABLE agenda2
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Essential Digital Concepts: Information Systems, IoT, and Web Evolution

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Information Systems Explained

Definition of an Information System

An information system is a set of interrelated components that collect, process, store, and distribute information to support decision-making, coordination, and control within an organization.

Key Activities in an Information System

  • Input: Capturing raw data from the organization or its external environment.
  • Processing: Converting raw data into a more meaningful form.
  • Output: Transferring processed information to the people or activities that will use it.

Understanding the Internet of Things (IoT)

Meaning and Impact of IoT

The Internet of Things (IoT) represents a revolution in the relationship between objects and people, connecting them to the network and enabling real-time data exchange.... Continue reading "Essential Digital Concepts: Information Systems, IoT, and Web Evolution" »

Azure Cloud Solutions: Design & Configuration Insights

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Azure Core Services & Features

Application Gateway & Web Application Firewall

  • Service: Azure Application Gateway
  • Feature: Web Application Firewall (WAF)

Messaging & Integration

  • XML Message Handling: Azure Service Bus
  • Recommended Serverless Solution: Azure Logic Apps and Azure Functions
  • Event Grid C# Response: Azure Functions in Consumption Plan

Content Delivery & User Proximity

  • Solution for Data Proximity to User: Content Delivery Network (CDN)

High-Performance Computing (HPC)

  • HPC Cluster Node Management: CycleCloud

Application Hosting & Scalability

General Hosting Solutions

  • App1 Hosting Solution: Load Balancer with VM Scale Set across two availability zones
  • Service1 Hosting: VM Scale Set
  • Deployment of Two VMs with Traffic Manager: Recommended
  • VM
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Arduino Electronics Guide: Understanding Basic Components and Concepts

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Resistors

  • Longer side on positive
  • Limit current through circuit
  • Measured in ohms (Ω)

Voltage, Current, and Resistance

  • Voltage (V): Exerted force to push electricity
  • Current (I): Amount of electricity pushed (measured in Amps)
  • Resistance (R): Constraints on the flow of electricity
  • V = I*R, R=V/I, I=V/R

Diodes

  • Act as stop-gap gates
  • Ensure electron flow in intended direction

Motors

  • Regular DC motors: Spin at various speeds
  • Servo motors: Directional control, moving arm from controllable positions

Serial Communications

  • Used to print values to Serial Monitor
  • Good for troubleshooting

LEDs

  • Light Emitting Diodes
  • Light up when required forward voltage is found
  • Intensity of light depends on current flow

Photodiodes

  • Trip to reception of light, not emission of it
  • Basics of solar
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Jet Engine Fundamentals and Operations

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What is the Difference Between Principle - Principle of Operation?

Brayton Cycle

The continuous combustion cycle.

How Does Engine Thrust Vary?

Low temperature gives greater thrust.

Which Statement is True?

At lower engine speeds...

Static Thrust is Developed

Aircraft on the ground and stationary.

The Fan Bypass Ratio (BPR)

The mass ratio of air that passes...

P2 and P7 Sensors are Pickups for

Inlet and outer pressures.

Thrust

Increases with an increase in speed.

EPR (Engine Pressure Ratio) is

The main parameter that shows the thrust produced.

Compressor Inlet Screens

For protection against Foreign Object Debris (FOD).

Intakes are Designed to

Decelerate the free air stream.

What is the Shape of a Jet Engine Air Intake?

Divergent

Compressor Stall

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Motherboard and CPU: The Core Components of a Computer

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The Motherboard: The Backbone of Your Computer

The motherboard is the central component of a computer, connecting all of its parts together. It serves as a platform for the CPU, memory, hard drives, optical drives, video card, sound card, and other ports and expansion cards.

Features of a Motherboard

  • Supports various types of components
  • Supports a single type of CPU and few types of memories
  • Video Cards, Hard disks, Sound Cards must be compatible with the motherboard to function properly
  • Motherboards, cases, and power supplies must be compatible to work properly together

Popular Motherboard Manufacturers

  • Intel
  • ASUS
  • AOpen
  • ABIT
  • Biostar
  • Gigabyte
  • MSI

The CPU: The Brain of Your Computer

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Principles of Structural Mechanics and Applied Forces

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Fundamental Concepts of Forces and Structures

A force is anything that can deform a body (static effect) or change its state of movement or rest (dynamic effect).

Examples of Forces

  • Gravity: Pulls us towards the Earth and gives us weight.
  • The force of the wind.
  • Mechanical forces that move machines.
  • Pressures of gases in closed containers.
  • The force created by the effects of heat.

A structure is the set of elements in a body that are intended to resist the effects of the forces that act on it. A structure prevents a body from breaking or becoming too deformed.

Loads and Internal Stresses

The forces that act on a structure are called loads.

Types of Loads

  • Fixed or Permanent Loads: Do not vary over time.
  • Variable Loads: Are occasional and changeable.

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