Pitch and navy magic are two concepts that are often used in the manufacturing and construction industries. Pitch, also known as tar or bitumen, is a black, sticky substance that is derived from petroleum. It has a variety of uses, including as a sealant for roofs and roads and as a waterproofing agent. It is commonly used in the construction industry to seal joints and cracks in buildings, preventing water and air from entering and causing damage. Navy magic, on the other hand, refers to a type of waterproof sealant that is used in the marine industry. It is specifically designed to withstand the harsh conditions of the sea, including exposure to saltwater, sunlight, and extreme temperatures.
The first review to surface was Around the Town Chicago with Al Bresloff. “Part of what “Adventure” does is make viewing Shakespeare an adventure itself.” I felt a huge sigh of relief. He got right to the heart of the piece. Someone may ask: ‘Why mess with Shakespeare? He doesn’t need your help to write a brilliant play.’ To that I would say: you are absolutely right! Shakespeare’s plays are some of the most remarkable plays ever written; however, he has tragically acquired a bad rap among my generation, so we set out to shake up the lens through which our audience would view Shakespeare, and, well, we wanted to make viewing Shakespeare “an adventure itself.” One down.
Another fear I had was bringing a bunch of Chicago theatre reviewers many of whom are not necessarily our target audience where age is concerned to a dark, seedy, Wrigleyville bar. All of these reviewers saw that opening night performance, but as Ana Klinchynskaya of the Chicago Maroon observed, How do you write a review for a show that changes every night.
It is specifically designed to withstand the harsh conditions of the sea, including exposure to saltwater, sunlight, and extreme temperatures. Navy magic is commonly used to seal the seams of boats and ships, preventing leaks and ensuring their durability and longevity. While pitch and navy magic are similar in that they are both used as sealants, they have some key differences.
May 2023 Model - Here's your sign
Years ago, I became obsessed with the idea of scented filament. Coffee, pine, cinnamon, and rose were all interesting in that they all made a pleasing scent while printing.
We made many experiments with natural materials ground into powders, and at least one less pleasant experience with an artificial pine scent that forever made our shop vac smell like laundry detergent. Oh yeah, and there was bacon…
We’ve mostly shelved the idea of scented filament, though it did make a small, but fun resurgence last year with some friends of Protopasta.
It’s a lot of fun, but it’s also a lot of work to prepare powdered ingredients. We enjoyed some unique creativity with creations like “toasted meat”. Thanks Pooch! What happened afterwards led to an unfortunate experience, yet entertaining monologue from Zach Freedman.
While we don’t currently make any aromatic filaments, you can still “stop and smell the filament”. Take a load off. Enjoy the moment! Wait, could a phrase like this make a cool sign? How cool would weathered garden signs 3D printed with Protopasta Iron be?
Corey (more about the Protopasta x CM Design Collaboration) ran with that concept to create three wonderful signs that you can download for free from your favorite model platform (by clicking an icon below).
Corey recommends printing face down on a textured build plate for the best possible forward-facing finish. Before oxidizing, Corey roughs up the surface to expose more metal. You can find instructions for metal finishing in the how-to section of our blog or have a look of Corey’s process in our latest video on your favorite social site (linked to icons below).
Which sign is your favorite? What metal(s) will you try? Use MAY4METAL for 10% off all our metal filaments (in 100g, 500g and 1.5kg) at Protopasta.com all May long (no order minimum) to make your own metal signs.
May you have a metal-filled month,
Alex and the Protopasta Team
Don’t Be Lazy: The reason you got into this situation is that you were unwilling to watch the print and change the material before it runs out. Don’t be so lazy and watch the print. However, sometimes this isn’t an option.
Pitch is a natural substance that is derived from petroleum, while navy magic is a synthetic product specifically designed for use in the marine industry. Additionally, pitch is commonly used in a variety of industries, while navy magic is primarily used in the construction and maintenance of boats and ships. In conclusion, pitch and navy magic are two types of sealants that are used in different industries. Pitch is a versatile substance that is commonly used in construction, while navy magic is a specialized sealant designed for marine applications. Both play crucial roles in ensuring the durability and longevity of various structures and vessels..
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