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Thank you

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WHAT TF ARE FREEDOM UNITSSSSS

Nah youre wrong, -73F is -7300 Football field long, and 500 is 5 Airport Runway Long

Pretty strong stuff if it can lift bridges!

You must be using low tact cause the stuff I use at work leaves residue like crazy. Especially if you have to remove the old layer.

@@y35n00b5 Quality does vary a lot from brand to brand. Some of the cheap stuff at amazon its just tinted cellophane. Get a good one. From adafruit if possible.

"lifting up a fridge" Uh.. what? Edit: My bad, still funny tho

@@metcaelfe I think he meant making the bridge feel better about itself. i.e., being a good friend & trying to keep a depressed bridge from jumping off itself. 🤣

Oof, you gonna die young from different types of cancer. The chemicals used to make stuff like Teflon is carcinogenic

So 3m?

@@stubborn.turtle Dupont most likely

@@Dimitri88888888 Teflon is now in every living humans blood. Even tribal people that have barely had contact with modern civilization have been found to have Teflon in their blood. It's everywhere now and it's almost impossible to get rid of.

@@stumpf9938 its crazyz and even crazier that its still produced

It looks dope lol

260°C

Freedom units are used on the internet because Freedomland invented the internet.

adafruit and digikey 2 of my favorites for these.

Kapton is a type of performance polymer called polyimide. It's meant to be stable at high temperatures-up to like 400C. You would be fine in using this tape for the temp ranges you mentioned. It is expensive though so it's up to you to buy it

@@earthpcCHClS Thanks for that. I'll investigate it in more detail, but I suspect if it's _That_ expensive, I'll probably find cheaper, alternatives for my specific needs. Ultimately, though, it depends on the wishes (& budget) of the client commissioning the artwork.

Minecraft profile picture and interested in quantum computing? Can we be friends?

I know right, I thought he was talking about Nylon.

So if u were to use silicone adhesive on other tapes , it would increase life span?

@@shersockholmes6261 No; the weakest link is then the tape, not the adhesive.

@@AdityaMehendale ?

@@shersockholmes6261 If you looked at a cross-section of a sticky-tape under a microscope, what would you expect to see?

Yeah, for real. Swissair 111.

I think it was TWA 800.

Your wifes husband?

@@Crazyclay78YT 💀better not to pry I guess

Also use the actual aluminum duct tape when your car window falls into the door. Doesn't melt in the hot sun like the plastic/fabric duct tape. And you can just cover it up with duct tape for extra protection since it does get cut more easily. Or better yet some matching colored tape so it's not so glaringly obvious to robbers.

Always wondered what the yellow stuff was lol

It's a crazy wild world

I've done it a few times for things like led strips since they never like to say in place and my go to for wires (helping hands soldiering station) can damage the LEDs on the strip

With its adhesive strength , I m shocked you were able to pull it out at all...do every printed mug maker and such use the same polyimide technique?

@@shersockholmes6261 idk what other printing facilities use, or what kapton tape youre thinking of (or what you mean by pull it out) but the adhesive on what we were stuck with was no better than plain old scotch tape, maybe even worse. Also i should correct myself and say it was the paper we had to pull tight by using the tape to make sure it was as snug as possible with the mug all the way around. The damn mugs werent the same diameter for the whole height. So the paper wouldnt sit flat against it unless you really forced it. And if it didnt sit flat, it would come out blurry and couldnt be sold. Super hard to explain without a visual but basically you put the paper around the mug with the space at the handle and put the tape on one side of the paper, feed it under the handle, then hold the other side of the paper in place and grip the tail of the tape for leverage to pull the paper as tight as humanly possible as you finally place the tail of the tape down on the opposite end of the paper. Each godforsaken misshapen mug needed 3 pieces of tape and they all needed to be tight. You try basically pushing your entire thumb flesh in one direction for an entire day and you’ll see why it was the most hated job in the whole place. Thats not to mention all the other soreness it brought

Oh dem didn't know that , thanks