Hey DIY, My first thread/post ever so I hope I didn't fuck

>>1006191
Do we really have to post this in every fucking thread?

>>1006191
Hi! I see you've posted your forced meme in a valid thread again! As a proud member of the /diy/ community, I appreciate your concern and efforts to self moderate, and on appropriate threads I applaud it. However you seem to have misread the OP in this case and gone ahead and posted it in response to a perfectly acceptable thread. Whoopsie! Remember that as long as the thread isn't breaking any rules and isn't obviously bait, you should rather just ignore/hide it if you don't like it. Thanks for making /diy/ a better place!

>>1006164
Look at grain and flour silos and how they feed into trucks should be good enough.

As for the flame wouldnt that blow a bunch of the powder away? Ive no real knowledge about what your doing but im sure going with a element in a circle and dropping the powder in the middle might be a better idea

Is this legitimately a way to make rubys? And whats plans do you have for them afterwards?

https://books.google.com/books?id=qo00AQAAMAAJ&dq&pg=PA63#v=onepage&q&f=false
Hopefully this link works.
This book has some wonderful outlines of industrial processes.

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I was under the impression that this process needed some amount of pressure/ contianment. Pic related though i imagine this is upside down from when it was made

>>1006416
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verneuil_process

>>1006384
Op here
It is a legitimate way to make rubys however people often say its not really doable. As for the flame i saw it recomended somewhere so i think it should work. I can ask an experienced welder in a couple days so ill double check it!

>>1006406
Thanks man! Ill look into these!

>>1006209
>>1006211
what did he post?

>>1006493
The bingo chart.