Everyday Law in Japanese Folk Art: Daily Life in Meiji Japan, as Seen through Petty Law Violations [Hanga Ni Miru Meiji Shoki Shomin No Okite] Woodcuts, C. 1878
A method of simultaneously cutting and welding metal, especially relatively thin sheets of metal, utilizing laser energy. The invention uses surface tension in the globule created at the site of the impingement of the laser beam on the work to form finished edges on both sides of the line of cut. A laser beam surrounded by a thin shield of inert gas is used, the gas removing some of the molten metal but leaving sufficient to form the beads which comprise the finished edges on both sides of the cut, and also preventing oxidation of the beads.
Simultaneously Cutting And Welding Sheet Metal Using Laser Energy
A method of simultaneously cutting and welding metal, especially relatively thin sheets of metal, utilizing laser energy. The invention uses surface tension in the globule created at the site of the impingement of the laser beam on the work to form finished edges on both sides of the line of cut. A laser beam surrounded by a thin shield of inert gas is used, the gas removing some of the molten metal but leaving sufficient to form the beads which comprise the finished edges on both sides of the cut, and also preventing oxidation of the beads.
Inwood Public Kindergarten 4 Inwood NY 1958-1958, Lawrence Public Elementary School 1 Lawrence NY 1958-1964, Abraham Lincoln Intermediate School 171 Brooklyn NY 1967-1967
Sylvan Avenue Elementary School Bayport NY 1960-1966
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Diane Jacobsen, Nancy Schwerdel, Cathy Elias, Jeannette Foster, Richard Bumstead, Dick Back, Daniel Mack, Debra Keoppen, David Martinez, Janice Weingartner