Ever wonder how IKEA makes their furniture sturdy yet light? The secret is the honeycomb skeleton inside their tabletops. National Geographic went inside an IKEA factory in Poland: Link
Ever wonder how IKEA makes their furniture sturdy yet light? The secret is the honeycomb skeleton inside their tabletops. National Geographic went inside an IKEA factory in Poland: Link
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Hey, it's a hollow core door. It's not the greatest thing in the whole wide world. Newscasters really abuse this style of narration.
Irregular plurals always trip me up. Thanks for letting me know, Johnny Cat!
Keep for future.
Strip for Spares
Flog off
Just Passing.
Airplanes can't fly forever. They get old, the metal starts to fatigue, the planes become too costly to maintain. Probably very near this air force base is a boneyard for commercial aircraft, where 747s, DC-10s, et al. are parked by airlines for many of the same reasons.