what cores the ibd bonder does
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I am not really sure what you are asking. I no longer use acrylics. I grew them out and now have healthy natural nails. I found that due to the adhesives and power tools I use every day, and the drastic temperature changes my acrylics lifted no matter what I did. I just love my healthy natural nails. I wear them fairly short, rounded squares, polished, protected with made for women, work gloves. They look lovely.
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Nothing if you are making bracelets and keychains out of it, but if you are attempting to use this cord for anything that it was originally designed for, Type III cord has a minimum breaking strength of 550 lbs. and has 7 to 9 inner yarns that make up the core. The "Type III" is a military designation, one of six (I IA II IIA III IV), all with different minimum breaking strengths and core structure.
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It is removable so you can clean out the core. The push to release buttons seem reasonably strong. The thing works well so far x4. Since it is a spiral cutter, all the rings are attached one to another. This has been no problem. A sharp knife cuts them apart nicely.
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I have never drilled into cured Bondo but if I were to drill it, I would use an auger bit for a hole less than 1/2 inch diameter and a spade bit for anything larger, The depth of the hole is also a consideration with an auger bit preferred for a deep hole. Whatever bit you decide to use, just make sure it is sharp. Cured Bondo sands very easily and while it is very hard, I would guess it may have a tendency to splinter or spall if you go too fast and/or use a dull bit.
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Bondo is essentially body filler...stress cracks need to be dug out filled with joint compound, taped and finished with sanded coats of more compound
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inside 18/10 stainless steel; center layer aluminum; outside Induction stainless steel
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Don't worry Chet! My home has hollow doors also and believe it or not the UltraAnchor SPREADS the force around the entire door and exerts less stress then using a door anchor on only one area . Go for it! Well worth the investment if your into resistance bands
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Yes, I actually use it with IBD gel polish. All gel polishes work on the same principle, uv light cured.
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By size it would be a pea to a Golf ball mixture the hardner being the smaller ammount. Note in hot weather the hardner would even be less amount heat sets off the bondo by chemical reaction. Use gloves or wash your hands after using dont let the mix harden on your skin.
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Yes but also use sledgehammer. On a every three week sch. Also watch your ph as the cycle goes on.
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It is supposed to do the spiral and peel and core. These three actions are independent and are controlled be three different blades which you can adjust if you don't want all of those actions. If you experiment with the adjustments, you'd ll see what I mean. Good luck.
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There is an accompanying brochure with various positions, and they claim to work on core, but I use only those that I like and it involves only arms - triceps and biceps.For me the core exercises with flexibar are not that effective, as, say, Pilates.
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The D5 series has 5 layers bonded together . . .steel/aluminum/steel/aluminum/steel. This collection has 3 layers bonded together . . .steel/aluminum/steel.
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I have been using Ibd for a few months now and I find it's stronger then soak off. The only issue I have noticed is if you don't keep it very thin near the cuticle you may have edges that want to lift a bit (not like acrylics lift mind you, but still it can become detached slightly and I don't like that). I have found it to be a great product. It's easy to work with, strong, flexible and all in all pretty nice. I think you can count on two weeks if you aren't really hard on your nails (as I am). Just like any product of this type some work better on some people then they do on other people but I would say it's well worth trying out. I have been using Ibd for a few months now and I find it's stronger then soak off. The only issue I have noticed is if you don't keep it very thin near the cuticle you may have edges that want to lift a bit (not like acrylics lift mind you, but still it can become detached slightly and I don't like that). I have found it to be a great product. It's easy to work with, strong, flexible and all in all pretty nice. I think you can count on two weeks if you aren't really hard on your nails (as I am). Just like any product of this type some work better on some people then they do on other people... » Read More I have been using Ibd for a few months now and I find it's stronger then soak off. The only issue I have noticed is if you don't keep it very thin near the cuticle you may have edges that want to lift a bit (not like acrylics lift mind you, but still it can become detached slightly and I don't like that). I have found it to be a great product. It's easy to work with, strong, flexible and all in all pretty nice. I think you can count on two weeks if you aren't really hard on your nails (as I am). Just like any product of this type some work better on some people then they do on other people but I would say it's well worth trying out. « Show Less
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Not medicine, just a great type of fiber that stabilizes the lower digestive tract. Great for IBS.
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I don't know what ferrite cores are. but the cables work well, good picture
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I don't think you can use with LED that's a question that you should contact the IBD manufacturer. Because they do have other gels that says UV/LED