Aerospace Materials

[@danocsai9696]

Fire video, keep it up!

[@LuckyCai]

Good video! I really liked it!

[@waterdrinker7958]

Nice video!

[@jamesmedley3829]

Great job man, but in the aerospace industry it's not "a quarter inch" (.250 inch), it's said as "250 thou'". Or 250 thousandths of an inch. Just so you know I'm an FPI inspector for jet engine components, so I'm not just talking out my ass lol. Titanium sucks because of its potential to hide discontinuities on radius forms. It's a great material, but because of its alloy compositions, it is one of the most difficult metals to inspect properly, so we have to have highly knowledgeable and trained people that know the ways to spot it as an art. Figured I'd share a little bit of my end of the industry with you lol. Once again, great video.

[@abdullahabdulaziz6237]

great job mate

[@manaamahemad8773]

Bro your video content is copied by a female youtuber called Leanna Blandford she made exact copy of this video

[@manaamahemad8773]

Video name 2.1.1 Aerospace materials

[@bobjoe9907]

@@manaamahemad8773 i don't think she is copying him, they both probably teach the same subject, and all PLTW teachers use the same slides

[@ms8090-b6k]

@@bobjoe9907 do you have that slides or how can l find that slides, ı really need that in 2hours.please give me a feedback thank you so much for your time btw