Airplane parts recycled into furniture
Jason Andresen wrote: I hope the compressor fan slowly spins, and that this is installed in a Volcano lair for some mad scientist. Read full topic
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Tribune1984 wrote: ...with an option to go to full speed and have a glass section in front o those that disagree fold away so they will be sucked in. Read full topic
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Rômulo Z. wrote: A quick glance at that preview picture and I read that as (excited old-timey narrator voice): Airplane parts recycled into... THE FUTURE! I like my version better. Read full topic
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Egypt Urnash wrote: Oh man I want this. I don't have a conference room to put it in, or conferences to have in the first place, but I want this. I don't want it enough to actually ask them how much it...
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Airplane parts recycled into furniture
Jason Andresen wrote: I wonder what the prices are like at a pick-a-part airplane graveyard? en.wikipedia.org Aircraft boneyard Aircraft boneyard (or in the United States, Aircraft graveyard) is a...
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Egypt Urnash wrote: Don't forget to factor in hauling that part to your workshop, a fair wage for the time spent polishing and modifying it, and of course shipping it to the buyer, which is probably...
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McGreens wrote: There was a programme on Channel 4 earlier in the year where Kevin McCloud got some designers to try and re-use every part of an Airbus and make saleable goods out of it. They did a...
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Paul Sampson wrote: jandrese said: Aircraft boneyard ... is a term for a storage area for aircraft that are retired from service. ... The largest facility of its kind is the 309th Aerospace...
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Jason Andresen wrote: If you don't like the wording you can fix it. It is Wikipedia. Read full topic
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@jandrese wrote: I hope the compressor fan slowly spins, and that this is installed in a Volcano lair for some mad scientist. Read full topic
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@Tribune wrote: ...with an option to go to full speed and have a glass section in front o those that disagree fold away so they will be sucked in. Read full topic
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@telecinese wrote: A quick glance at that preview picture and I read that as (excited old-timey narrator voice): Airplane parts recycled into... THE FUTURE! I like my version better. Read full topic
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@egypturnash wrote: Oh man I want this. I don't have a conference room to put it in, or conferences to have in the first place, but I want this. I don't want it enough to actually ask them how much it...
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Airplane parts recycled into furniture
@jandrese wrote: I wonder what the prices are like at a pick-a-part airplane graveyard? en.wikipedia.org Aircraft boneyard Aircraft boneyard (or in the United Kingdom, Aircraft graveyard) is a storage...
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@egypturnash wrote: Don't forget to factor in hauling that part to your workshop, a fair wage for the time spent polishing and modifying it, and of course shipping it to the buyer, which is probably...
View ArticleAirplane parts recycled into furniture
@McGreens wrote: There was a programme on Channel 4 earlier in the year where Kevin McCloud got some designers to try and re-use every part of an Airbus and make saleable goods out of it. They did a...
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Airplane parts recycled into furniture
@LemoUtan wrote: jandrese: Aircraft boneyard ... is a term for a storage area for aircraft that are retired from service. ... The largest facility of its kind is the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and...
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