 | If my town didn't recycle something, would I go over to the next town? I think if I do it correctly then yes. What do I mean by correctly? I would stock upon whatever couldn't be recycled in my town, and then bring it there in one big bulk. It would (More) |
| The most common materials are definitely 1 (PET) and 5 (PP). Polyethylene Terephthalate makes up many bottles, as well as materials that need to store and are kind of rigid. It is a lightweight, effective material the has many purposes. Polypropylene (More) |
| There are so many uses for a material. Take plastic for example. you can thin it out to make a wrapper, or make it thick and into container. Next there is wood. You can make a solid oak table out wood, but also a handcrafted, tiny model boat. It is a (More) |
| “Oregon Forest Law requires us to replant the site within two years and it needs to meet “green-up” standards by six [years]. By state law we are required to leave two live trees standing and two downed trees per acre of clearcut harvest. We are also (More) |
| So far, tech has been pretty interesting. I have had some technical difficulties on some assignments, but thats not the fault of this class. This has been a pretty recurring problem. Anyway, tech has been interesting studying properties of materials (More) |
| Now, what does it mean to build something. What I think it means to build something is to not only make, or create something, but to know that it was really you. You didn't just tag along and touch a piece of wood, but you put your heart into it. It (More) |
| My first post of 7th grade Tech! \o[o/ Backtracking to yesterday, we explored the world of wood-working. We basically used screwdrivers to drill different types of screws on blocks of wood. I had a hard time drilling in those screws because of the (More) |