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CPF discussion about titanium.
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I've welded Titanium. It needs to be enveloped in an inert atmosphere to accomplish it.No kidding. It must be quite a trick to weld something that catches fire before it melts. I have a welded titanium water bottle and I have no idea how they made it.
I like it! Maybe I'll give it a go too!A thing to not do with titanium utensils. Do not use them in any glazed ceramic, porcelain, or glass dishes. That includes Corelle and Pyrex. The Ti will make permanent grey marks on the dish.
That has me wanting to take a Ti chopstick and try to completely titanium plate the inside of a Corelle bowl by rubbing the stick all over it.
If you do, do a video of it to put on YouTube. Become the next viral video sensation.I like it! Maybe I'll give it a go too!
I like it! Maybe I'll give it a go too!
Simply bead blast using Titanium grit 🤷♂️If you do, do a video of it to put on YouTube. Become the next viral video sensation.
But you never tried to deliberately scrub something titanium over the entire surface.I used Corelle many years ago and never saw the Ti etching take on a uniform look.
Had one of these that had more Ti tracks than this one but dropped it on a brick floor. Ever seen a Corelle dish shatter? Yowsers.A thing to not do with titanium utensils. Do not use them in any glazed ceramic, porcelain, or glass dishes. That includes Corelle and Pyrex. The Ti will make permanent grey marks on the dish.
That has me wanting to take a Ti chopstick and try to completely titanium plate the inside of a Corelle bowl by rubbing the stick all over it.
Yes, Wife and I have had that happen, oddly enough it was outside on a walkway while bringing it inside. Certainly not as pretty as your posted pictureHad one of these that had more Ti tracks than this one but dropped it on a brick floor. Ever seen a Corelle dish shatter? Yowsers.