Report (Sculpture Materials)
Report (Sculpture Materials)
Report (Sculpture Materials)
Aluminum Sculptures
- theoretically 100 % recyclable without losing any of its natural - It is abrasive to tooling, or more accurately, the
characteristics and remarkably nontoxic aluminum oxide coating that forms upon it is.
- Has the highest strength to weight ration of any metal - It is rare and more expensive than steel.
- For applications where magnetism needs to be avoided, - not particularly strong and is expensive compared
aluminum is an excellent choice. to steel of the same strength
- The most abundant metal in the Earth's crust.
Stainless steel is the most important alloy of nickel which is further used in
making utensils, equipment, chemical plants and food processing units.
Pure gold is also a very soft metal. It will scratch easily, and it’s
therefore unsuitable in its pure state for use as coinage or jewellery.
For these purposes it’s usually alloyed with other metals such as
silver, copper and zinc.
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• In terms of taking care of your sculpture, it’s easier to take care of
small ones (e.g. Oscars, Grammy’s, jewelry). These things are more
personal. Bigger ones tend to be more exposed to air and to the
public (e.g. school, people, museums).