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Sheet metal is
metal formed into thin, flat pieces,
usually by an
industrial process.
Thicknesses can vary significantly;
extremely thin
sheets are considered...
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Hemming and
seaming are two
similar metalworking processes in
which a
sheet metal edge is
rolled over onto itself.
Hemming is the
process in
which the...
- geodes—have been used in libraries, stores, and
homes for centuries; the
simple sheetmetal bookend (originally
patented in 1877 by
William Stebbins Barnard) uses...
- (Again)", The
Drive (12
October 2017):
online at https://www.thedrive.com/
sheetmetal/15084/the-volkswagen-scirocco-is-dead-again "The VW
Experimental Vehicles...
- 1961–62 models.
While the
wheelbase was
unchanged at 112 inches, the new
sheetmetal added 4
inches (100 mm) to the F-85's rear overhang,
increasing overall...
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Sweepspear eventually became a
vinyl rub
strip or
simple character line in the
sheetmetal, as
hinted in some
versions of the
Buick Riviera,
distinct on the 1968–1969...
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Golden Age of
Aviation had perlée engine-turning
finishing used on
their sheetmetal components, with one of the best-known
examples being Charles Lindbergh's...
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Hybrid III
dummy models Inflator models One of LS-DYNA's
applications is
sheetmetal forming. LS-DYNA
accurately predicts the
stresses and
deformations experienced...
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visible triangular-shaped
hinged panel, on the left side in the fin's side
sheetmetal covering. On some
versions of the Fw 190 an
extended tailwheel oleo strut...
- mechanically, and
nearly as much internally, the
Matrix and Vibe had
different sheetmetal and
exterior trim
designed by
their respective brands. Both
vehicles are...
