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Need A Great Recipe for That Gobbler? Try Cashew Turkey! With the 2018

With the 2018 Spring Turkey Season well under way here in North Florida here’s a great recipe for those of you fortunate enough to have harvested a gobbler already.

Like any game, wild turkey is very lean and nutritious.

The biggest problem you face with cooking any wild game meat is overcooking – it’s just easy to end up with meat that’s dry and tough.

Many people have had a bad experience with wild meat because it was poorly cared for and prepared.

Smoking is great, baking is great, but frying is my preference!

Our native Missouri is the home of “Cashew Chicken” (invented in Springfield, MO) and we have yet to find a real cashew chicken place here in North Florida.

My great wife of 37 years has substituted wild turkey for the chicken and for the past twenty years or so we have had many a “Cashew Turkey” meal.

It’s a family favorite and every year we all look forward to a spring time family gathering centered around a large platter fried turkey slathered in cashew sauce ( like we plan to here in a few days:)

Here is our favorite turkey recipe along with a few helpful tips:

CASHEW TURKEY 

1 lb. of turkey breast per person

1 egg per pound of turkey

¼ cup milk per egg

Lots of flour, pepper, and salt (easy on the salt if you don’t like salty foods)

Peanut or vegetable oil

Step #1-PREPARE THE MEAT 

Remove turkey breast, clean out any feathers and shot you can see

Rinse well, place in a large bowl and soak overnight in water in the fridge

The meat can stay in this condition several days, just make sure you cover the bowl with a lid or clear plastic

When you slice the meat for frying make sure you cut it across the grain (perpendicular to the length of the breast)

Drain and dry the meat before slicing.

Cut the breast into strips first then cut in to cube about ½ -¾ “ square

Examine each cube for shot, feathers, or any dark spots

Cut them out and discard them – nothing worse than biting down on a piece of shot!

Let the cubes set 15 min. or so before moving on

Mix egg, milk, salt, and pepper in a bowl

Dip the meat in the egg mixture then roll in flour, let stand 15 minutes

Dip the meat in the egg mixture again and roll in flour once more – now you are ready to fry!!!

Heat your oil in a large, deep skillet (I use a giant cast iron skillet) or Fry Daddy.

You want it as hot as possible but not smoking or burning

The goal is to cook the meat thoroughly but as quickly as possible without burning or overcooking

When your meat turns a light, golden brown remove it and keep it warm – nothing worse than cold food!

Step #2- PREPARE CASHEW SAUCE (makes at least 4 batches)

3 chicken bouillon cubes

2 cups water

3 tsp. corn starch

2 tsp. sugar

1 tsp. salt (omit salt if you don’t care for salty foods)

1 tsp. soy or oyster sauce

½ cup cashews (unsalted or rinse off the salt)

½ cup green onions

Boil water and dissolve the bouillon cubes

Pre-mix your starch with cold water then pour slowly into the bullion mixture to thicken

Stir and cook for a few minutes over low heat until desired thickens is achieved – not to thick, not to thin

Turn off heat and let sit for 5 or 10 min.

Step #3- SERVE

Arrange 4-6 pieces of turkey on a plate and cover with cashews

Sprinkle with cashew sauce and green onions

I like mine served on a bed of stir fried rice (parboiled rice fried in a lightly oiled skillet with some soy sauce and a scrambled egg or two thrown in) or you can serve fried rice on the side

This is my favorite way to enjoy wild turkey and I have no doubt you will enjoy it as well.

If the season happens to leave you empty handed domestic chicken or turkey will work as well.

A special word of thanks to my wife, Karla, for the THOUSANDS of wild game and domestic meals she has so faithfully prepared over the years – you’re the greatest!!

Jeremiah and I are currently strategizing and preparing for our next turkey hunt coming up this weekend – we’re hoping to get the boys on a tom!

We hope you will soon be enjoying your own steaming hot platter of Cashew Turkey as well!

We wish you a safe and successful hunt!

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The Magic Hour of Turkey Hunting

The past two Saturdays I have been out turkey hunting with my oldest son. Ironically, both Saturdays we have had nice gobblers within range of our blind at nearly the same hour. The first Saturday we had two longbeards come in completely silent right at 11a.m. and this past Saturday we had a lone gobbler come in at 11:08a.m., he was within range but my son just could not quite get on him and he slipped away from view.

The moral of the story, don’t give up on the hunt just because a gobbler does not come in right away. Both mornings we heard gobblers around us, it just took them a while to work into our calls.

Dad wrote an article a year or so ago on the seven phases of a turkey hunt. This is a great way to understand how a day unfolds in the world of a gobbler. We have had success waiting until those later morning hours when the hens have gone away and the toms get lonely. Here is an overview of these seven phases.

1.Sunrise and Fly-Down.

Be in the woods and near the birds well before sunrise.

Generally, toms will sound off at daylight but I have heard them gobble in the dark. After a bit of gobbling most toms will fly down- listen close and you may hear them land.

Remember, a gobbler wants the hens to come to him – calling a tom to you is working against nature but it can be done.

Some toms may stay on the roost quite some time – especially when pressured.

2.Morning Round Up

A tom will quickly attempt to round up his harem and this is your first chance of the day.

Once a tom has corralled his lady friends he will spend the next few hours strutting his stuff and it will be difficult to separate him from his flock – can you blame him?

Do your best to get within 100 yards of the roost and attempt to call the tom in.

3. The Lull

If you don’t harvest your bird at the fly down or shortly thereafter you may experience the lull – time for a nap! Just lay back and take it easy for a bit.

Generally, if you get up and run around all you will do is educate your birds.

4.Back in Business

Normally by nine o’clock tom and his ladies split up. This is your second chance of the day.

I think toms are a bit more vulnerable now. With no date he is a bit more anxious to make a new friend.

5.In the Zone

This is one of turkey hunting’s best kept secrets. Many dominant gobblers have a strutting area they visit around mid -morning.

If you can locate a strut zone your chance for success will skyrocket.

Here in FL. it seems toms don’t gobble much after daylight so knowledge of a strut zone is a great asset.

6.Lunch Break

Whatever you do, don’t go home early. In fact, if getting up at 3 a.m. doesn’t appeal to you sleep in and start hunting mid-morning.

I have killed as many gobblers from 9a.m-1p.m. as I have from sunrise to 9a.m. 

7.Last Ditch Effort

Big games are often won at the buzzer and many a long beard has met his maker minutes before the clock strikes 1p.m.

Yesterday, three hens and a big gobbler came strolling through my back yard at 12:21 PM.

Turkeys never leave the woods.

Have you observed any of these phases in your turkey hunts? Are there others that you would add to the list? Please leave your comments below. We want to hear from you.

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Tips For Late Season Gobblers

While many folks have been enjoying the NCAA tournament, Florida turkey hunters are facing a showdown and madness of their own, here are some tips to help you get your last minute gobbler.

With just a few weeks left, you still have time to get a last minute gobbler.  If you’re like we are, the warming weather is bringing on added responsibilities and chances to hunt are getting slimmer. To make matters worse, it’s possible that new hunters have invaded our “Secret” location.

Anytime you hunt public land and consistently park in a certain area people notice, especially locals. An abundance of new tire tracks means one thing, it’s time to move on.

“When the going gets tough the tough get going” couldn’t be a more true adage at this point in the season. It’s time to regroup and start praying for last minute gobbler miracle! Here are a few points to remember.

1.    Turkeys Relocate Under Pressure

It’s not that complicated. Big gobblers and big bucks simply move to more tranquil settings when pressure heats up.

From our years of hunting in Missouri, where you can actually see what’s happening, I’m positive that big toms will easily move a mile or more.  It’s no different than hunting pressured deer. Sometimes our biggest mistake is staying in the same old rut.

“The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result”

Unless you have a good reason to stay put It’s time to move on to greener pastures.

2.               The Rules Never Change

A major key to successful hunting is constant scouting.

As the game moves in response to pressure you need to do the same.

I plan on spending some of the time I have left covering some ground with gun in hand.

We developed a super good area this spring, however it’s small and very sensitive to pressure.

It’s senseless to stay put. It’s better to have 20 prime locations that you hunt once or twice, then to have one good location you hunt 20 times.

A good location hunted often will quickly go bad.

Put on your walking boots and find a new area!

3.              It Can All Turn Around In 60 Seconds

Three or four weeks of turkey hunting can leave you bruised, battered, and exhausted. I can’t tell you the times that when I was just about to concede to defeat and the tables were turned.

I recall a hunt with my youngest son many years ago. The season had been a tough one. Unlike Florida, the Missouri season ends at 1:00 P.M., even on private land.

After a barren morning, we hiked to the top a high pasture and settled up against a small rocky outcrop for a high noon showdown.

I cranked on the call as loud and hard as I could.

Off in the distance, several pastures west, a small black dot appeared at the end of the field. It was a young Jake and he was on a death run.

In a matter of a few moments he covered around 500 yards and marched right in for the kill. We were elated and rejoicing in the fruits of persistence!

As you plan your remaining hunts, evaluate your area.

If gobbles or sightings are down, start looking for new turf.

Turkeys don’t just vanish, they are somewhere. 

If you get out and move around you will be giving yourself a chance to succeed. All it takes is 60 seconds to turn your hunt into a last minute gobbler success. If you have scored on a nice tom send us a pic and tell us your story. If you have any late season tips, please share them with us.

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Reconyx RC55 Rapidfire & Reconyx Setup Tips

Reconyx RC55 Rapidfire

When it comes to hunting big game animals with stealth, Reconyx understands what type of camera you need. Reconyx has designed, produced, and sold quality digital infrared game cameras since 2002 and is widely regarded as the industry leader. To make their cameras, the company consults with professional wildlife biologists to determine the requirements for wildlife surveillance. As a result, Reconyx is the camera of choice for sportsmen throughout the world.

The Reconyx RC55 RapidFire™ Color IR camera is a great choice when it comes to scouting the big game. It provides infrared night vision, allowing you to see in the dark for a range of 60 feet. The camera features 1080P high definition imaging in a widescreen format. It displays quality color images by day and monochrome infrared images at night. The trigger speed is quick as a blink at 1/5 second.

Using the RapidFire™ NearVideo™ capabilities of the camera, you can take up to 10 pictures per press of the trigger at a rate as fast as 1 frame every second. It’s practically like having a big game digital camcorder! With the 4GB Compact Flash memory card, you can store up to 10,000 high quality photographs.

The people behind the Reconyx RC55 camera understand the needs of the hunter and have a firm grip on the technology necessary to meet every hunter’s needs. The cameras include Time-Lapse Surveillance™ technology that allows you to set up the camera so it can take a series of time-lapse photos at different intervals for two periods every day. Using the feature allows you to gain an understanding of the movements of the big game during the day.

The camera uses the high technology feature of RapidFire™. This means you can take a number of pictures in sequence without having to wait for the camera to re-trigger. A lot of cameras will capture blurry images if the animal is moving. ShutterMax™ technology is built into the Reconyx RC55 to reduce annoying blurs and let you see the big game animal in all its magnificence.

Hunters rely on the durability of Reconyx cameras to produce quality photos at temperatures ranging for -20° to 120° Fahrenheit. They feature BatterySaver™ technology, which makes the batteries last for months rather than dying after a few days. They also include the CodeLoc™ theft deterrent pass code protection system. Using the molded-in threaded insert, you can mount the Reconyx cameras to better scout your big game.

Reconyx Setup Tips

When you are surveying a hunting area, you want to be able to set up your camera and leave it there. Your high quality Reconyx camera has the capability of automatically taking photos two separate ways. The first way is to take advantage of the Time-Lapse Surveillance™ feature which allows you to set up the camera to take a series of time-lapse photos. You can select intervals of 1, 5, 15, 30, or 60 minutes twice each day.

With the time-lapse feature, you can keep your eye on food plots and other places where animals might go during the day. Another way the Reconyx camera automatically takes pictures is by use of a motion sensor. You can also program the camera for how often you want the motion sensor to be activated. The idea is that you set up your Reconyx camera the way you want it and come back later and review the photos. That gives you a good idea what times of day you can find the big game.

Reconyx cameras are very durable and able to operate within extreme temperatures from -20° to 120° Fahrenheit. However, your digital game camera represents an investment and naturally you want to give it the best protection you possibly can. You can safeguard your camera by using the RapidFire Security Enclosure. It is made of 16-gauge reinforced construction and has been molded to fit RapidFire cameras. While the enclosure protects the camera, it has also been designed to allow you easy access to the batteries and memory cards.

The enclosure features a weather resistant powder coated finish to keep it looking good even after exposure to the elements. You can mount the RapidFire Security Enclosure using screws, bolts, or ratchet strapping. Secure your enclosure from thieves by using a padlock or a Python style cable lock.

When you have a hunting area under surveillance, the last thing you want is to spend a sleepless night worrying about something happening to your digital camera. Give yourself peace of mind by protecting your Reconyx camera with a security enclosure. You can sleep easy and come back fully rested the next day and replace the memory card. Review the content of the card from the comfort of your computer and create a winning strategy for hunting down the big game. You invested in a high quality Reconyx digital camera. Take care of your investment with a RapidFire Security Enclosure.

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Reconyx MC65 Mathews VS Reconyx RapidFire Mono

Reconyx MC65 Mathews® Solocam® IR

People with a passion for hunting have come to rely on the dependability of Reconyx cameras. Since 2002, the company has designed, produced, and sold digital infrared game cameras. They are widely regarded as the industry leader throughout the world. A hunter knows that to track down the big game he needs to be able to make informed decisions. Reconyx cameras give him the information he needs to successfully discover where the bull elk and other large animals are hiding.

Reconyx carries the popular scouting camera MC65 Mathews® Solocam® IR. With its low-glow semi-covert infrared night vision, you’ll be able to see the animals in darker light but they won’t be able to see you. The camera allows you to see up to 50 feet. When you press the button on this advanced camera, you can take advantage of the 1/5 second trigger speed.

With the power of the 1080 pixel screen, you’ll be able to count the points on the antlers of the bull elk. You’ll see color images in the daylight and infrared monochrome images at night.

Using the near video capability, you can take up to 10 photos every time you press the trigger. Video speeds are as quick as 1 frame very second. You don’t have to worry about running out of space in this digital camera. You can store up to 10,000 pictures on a 4GB memory card.

Reconyx also carries the RC60H0 RapidFire™ High Output IR. This camera also lets you have the advantage over big game animals by featuring infrared night vision with light filtering technology that lets you see in the dark up to 50 feet. You can easily see the image due to the 1080 pixel high definition screen. The camera shows color images in the day and infrared monochrome images when it is darker.

You can set up the camera to take anywhere from 1, 2, 3, 5, or 10 photos per trigger press. The camera allows you to capture images as quickly as 1 frame every second. The 4GB memory card you can get with this camera stores up to 10,000 quality pictures. When you use the camera, you need to use either NiMH rechargeable batteries or AA lithium batteries.

Features offered by both cameras include no delay after triggering. This means you can easily take a lot of pictures without having to rest the camera in between triggers. They also include ShutterMax™ feature to reduce the blur that can be created when an animal moves.

Reconyx RapidFire Mono

When you go hunting, make sure you take a high quality Reconyx digital infrared game camera with you. Hunters have been relying on these cameras to give them an edge over game since 2002. With a Reconyx camera, you can more easily find the animals in the landscape.

The Reconyx RapidFire™ Mono camera allows you to capture 1.3 megapixel monochrome images day or night. From the time you press the trigger, the camera takes pictures in only 1/10 of a second. The RapidFire™ NearVideo™ technology of this advanced camera lets you take up to 10 pictures every time you press the pictures with speeds of up to 2 frames every second. Using the 4GB compact flash card, you can store up to 30,000 pictures.

Another feature this Reconyx camera has that gives you the advantage over big game is the use of night vision. The high powered infrared of this high tech camera provides illumination to allow you to see at night for up to 50 feet.

Every Reconyx RapidFire™ IR camera offers many features that hunters enjoy. For instance the Time-Lapse Surveillance™ technology lets you set up the camera at your hunting ground. You can make sure the camera takes a series of time-lapse photos at intervals you control twice a day. Intervals include taking photos once every 1, 5, 15, 30, or 60 minutes.

After you snap a picture with the cameras, you can take another picture right away. You don’t have to wait for the camera to re-trigger. Normally, when an animal moves on camera, it can create a blurring motion, making the animal hard to distinguish. The ShutterMax™ technology of these cameras decreases the blur, allowing you to see every detail of the animal.

For every image you take, the camera records the time, date, temperature, moon phase, and a label you define. The camera can handle extreme temperatures from a freezing cold -20° to a boiling 120° Fahrenheit. With the unique BatterySaver™ technology, the batteries in these cameras keep functioning for months. Reconyx RapidFire™ IR cameras run on six C-cell batteries (NiMH rechargeable or alkaline) or 6 AA lithium batteries with adapters.

The cameras also feature the CodeLoc™ theft deterrence pass code defense. They also have a molded-in threaded insert allowing you to easily mount your cameras.

When you go on your next hunting trip, be sure to bring along a reliable Reconyx camera. You will find your hunt more enjoyable and successful.

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Reconyx PC90 Covert VS Reconyx PC85

Reconyx PC90 Covert

Wildlife make for awesome photo opportunities. Photographers who take pictures of wildlife rely on the quality of Reconyx cameras. They have been the top choice for use in wildlife research since 2003.

The PC90 Covert Reconyx camera takes pictures with 3.1 megapixel resolution and 1080p high definition widescreen. The trigger speed operates at a quick 1/5 second. You can take pictures at the rate of 1 frame per second. The camera has the ability to store up to 10,000 photos on the 4GB flash memory card.

Using the unique NoGlow™ Covert technology, you’ll be able to use night vision to spot big game in the dark. It has a range of up to 35 feet. The High Output (HO) version of the PC90 camera has a range of up to 50 feet. You can equip the High Output version with a 1.7X telephoto lens.

This camera has the ability to handle Compact Flash cards to increase the storage capacity up to 32GB. The trigger speed is as quick as 1/10th of a second. When you have an animal moving about, the advanced motion detector is sure to sense it. Using the NearVideo™ technology you can observe animals at up to 5 frames each second. When you take a picture using your Reconyx camera there is no need to wait for it to re-trigger. You can take another picture right away.

The camera is very durable and able to function at temperatures ranging from -40° to 120° Fahrenheit. Its unique BatterySaver™ technology extends the life of the battery in terms of months or up to over 10,000 pictures. You can program these technologically advanced camera conveniently from your laptop or PC. The time-lapse interval can be made to take pictures in seconds, minutes or hours. You can set the cameras up on two separate daily schedules. One schedule for events sensed by the motion detector and another for time-lapse photos.

On every picture, the camera records the time, date, temperature, moon phase, as well as a label that you define. Reconyx cameras include the use of the unique CodeLoc™ theft deterrent pass code detection system. The threaded tripod mount accepts various camera mounting systems. Take a high quality Reconyx camera with you on your next wildlife viewing expedition. If you’re going to a place you know animals like to gather, leave the camera there to take pictures. Animals can be more daring and are more likely to get close a camera when there are no people around.

Reconyx PC85

People who enjoy nature love to witness the graceful movements of wildlife. In order to take quality pictures, many outdoor enthusiasts trust Reconyx cameras. Since 2003, nature lovers of all types have made Reconyx their camera of choice.

The PC85 Reconyx camera features high quality 3.1 megapixel resolution by day and monochrome IR (infrared) by night. The night vision allows you to see up to 60 feet. For more zoom capability, you can equip the PC85 with a 1.7X telephoto lens. Perfect for taking photos like these at the left.

The trigger speed is very quick at 1/5 of a second. You can take 1 frame every second. Using the 4GB Compact Flash memory card, you can store up to 10,000 photos.

You can expand the memory capability of the Reconyx PC85 camera with a Compact Flash memory card up to 32GB. They have trigger speeds as fast as 1/10th of a second. These high tech cameras feature advanced motion detection capabilities. With the NearVideo™ technology you can snap pictures of animals at the rate of up to 5 frames every second. The Reconyx PC85 camera allows you to snap picture after picture without ever having to wait for it to re-trigger.

The camera has been manufactured to operate in temperatures from the cold of -40° to the hot of 120° Fahrenheit. You can count on these cameras to have long battery life. The BatterySaver™ technology makes the battery last for months or up to over 10,000 photos. With your laptop or PC, you can readily program the advanced Reconyx cameras. You can program the time-lapse function to take pictures in seconds, minutes, or hours. You can set it up to run on two separate schedules every day; one using the motion detector and another for time-lapse pictures.

Every image captures by the camera includes the time, date, temperature, moon phase, and a label that you define. They use the CodeLoc™ theft deterrent pass code detection system. With Reconyx cameras, you never have to worry about how you’re going to mount it. They each include a threaded tripod mount to easily mount the camera on a variety of mounting systems.

The next time you go on a trip to see wildlife, make sure to take a Reconyx camera with you. You can also mount your camera and have it programmed to snap photos when you’re not around. That way, you’ll be able to witness the antics of your favorite creatures without human intervention.

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Better Homes And Gardens Subscription

Better homes and gardens subscription is becoming very popular among people due to number of reasons. It offers a complete solution to your house. Everyone loves to decorate their houses when there is a special event like birthday or wedding anniversary. 

Usually, we decorate our homes on the happy occasion of Christmas. They are the best in business as they offer creative and innovative ideas for you so that you could celebrate your happy occasions by decorating your house in a designer’s way. It is already Australia’s number one magazine. 

This magazine has been a source of inspiration for all house members of families across the globe. They always come up with creative and classy ideas every time they take out their new edition of magazine.

Better homes and gardens subscription offers you all. You can find house improvements with decorative galleries. Recipes for making delicious food are also in the magazine. Among food recipes, there are different types of recipes for different dishes. 

Some are for desserts and chicken while there is separate space for healthy recipes. Apart from them, they also provide you with quick and easy recipes. Apart from cooking, they also give innovative ideas for crafts. They provide you with useful tips for crafts and they also teach you creative knitting patterns. 

Furthermore, it is important to mention here that they give you ideas according to customer’s budget level. In addition to that, they also give you amazing and wonderful ideas to celebrate holidays. Better homes and gardens subscription gives you wonderful ideas for Halloween parties and they also give you different recipes for the party.

Their thanksgiving ideas are also very amazing as they offer you different quick recipes and decorating ideas to please your guests. Furthermore, their Christmas decorating ideas have no match. Their delicious recipes of desserts and cakes for Christmas will definitely make this Christmas memorable. 

Their gifts, cards and elegant arrangements are just inexpressible. Among other topics they also address health and fitness of their customers. They give useful tips for weight loss. They also give you your work out plans. 

They also give information about nutrients and give you a whole nutrition plan to lose your weight. Maintaining fitness and health was never easy without Better homes and gardens subscription.

Better homes and gardens customer service is very good. Better homes and gardens subscription for one year costs $14.97. Basically, it has twelve issues and one issue costs $1.25 in this package. With this subscription, you save $26.91 as the cover price is $41.88. 

The two year subscription has a price of $29.94. With this subscription, you save $53.82. The three year subscription costs $44.91 and with this subscription you save $80.73. In addition to that, the better homes and gardens subscription renewal is cool and with their auto renewal you will never be able to miss a single issue. 

With this renewal, your subscription will automatically get renewed on the lowest possible price. In short better homes and gardens subscription service is very good and has made things very easy for their customers.

They care for their customers a lot and have designed all these subscriptions according to their customers’ needs. In addition to better homes and gardens subscription, you can also have Country Home. 

It is also a big name in this business and they also a number of areas in their magazines. They also offer creative ideas for decoration and gardening. Just like better homes and gardens subscription, they also offer a complete solution to your home. 

They have also come up with complete solution for people who have very little space but have a great passion of decorating their home. In short with this they make every inch of space available count.

In short, better homes and gardens subscription is what you want and has become an essential part of our life. So what are you waiting for? Don’t you want to decorate your houses for Christmas?

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5 Crucial 3 D Modeling Strategies for 3D Printed Jewelry

I am aware that developing a model for 3D printing may be somewhat intimidating. Despite offering you a great deal of design freedom, 3D printable units still must stay glued to certain design rules. In this weblog articles I will explain the 5 most essential 3D modeling tips to make sure that the jewelry is perfectly 3D printable. These rules are appropriate for virtually any orders in gold, silver, bronze, and brass.

1. Maximum Printing Size

The first thing you ought to be aware of is that there was really a Maximum Printing Size. We can publish jewelry in silver, gold, bronze, or gold till a dimensions of 88 x 63 x 125 mm -- thus printing bigger bits like the bracelet at the image underneath isn't a problem in any respect.

If you are in need of a larger print compared to 88 x 63 x 125 millimeters in one piece, you can switch to a few of the a number of other substances that people offer. You can get an summary of the utmost 3D printing sizes to get all substances here.

2. Minimum Wall Thickness

Also, the most crucial issue to bear in your mind when creating a 3D model is Minimum Wall Thickness. In 3 d printing, wall depth refers to the distance between one surface of your own model and also the absolute surface opposite for it. For most of the models published in gold, silver, bronze, and brass, the minimum wall thickness should be between 0.6 and 0.8 mm. The precise value depends upon the material and finish of your decision and can be seen at the plan guide for each material the following.

For these gold plated brass cufflinks for example, the designers had to make certain that you decide on the absolute minimum wall thickness of 0.8 mm. Otherwise the walls would be too narrow and the model wouldn't be printable.

To avert any deformations in layouts with delicate components or cable structures (visit the t rex below) I urge a minimum wall thickness of at least 1 mm.

If you wish to find out more on the subject of minimum wall thickness, take a good look at our tutorial here. Believe me, it's a critical topic.

3. Minimum Size of Small Details

Yet Another thing to Bear in Mind is your Minimum Size of Small Particulars. The reason by details will be the exact small cosmetic components of your objects, such as engraved or embossed text. The smallest possible quality of your design should be at least 0.35 millimeters in diameter and 0.4 mm tall. Quicker features such as sticks should be at least 0.8 millimeters in diameter, or they might break throughout the casting.

4. Hollow Models

My next tip is about printing hollow models. If you wish to design a hollow version make sure that you add more than one release hole -- ideally you ought to possess a minimum of three. The precise size of the holes is based on the design and how big the model however, you should attempt to choose 1.5 mm while the minimum measurement.

The print below is a great example of a hollow thing with several large release holes.

If you want to learn more in what hollowing is exactly, have a look at our hollowing tutorial here.

5. Grouped Models

The last piece of advice is about avoiding so called 'grouped models'. When uploading a 3D version to our website, be certain that your document just contains one thing. You cannot upload several objects in one and the identical file.

If you require a couple prints of the same document, just upload your document and adjust the 'number counter'. This will also lead to a wonderful reduction.

Please keep in mind that those five modeling hints are only true for prints in silver, gold, bronze, and brass. You can locate more modeling tips to get these materials as well as each of our additional substances in the

Design guides. Once your 3D version is ready, only upload it here, see your instant price quote and let's be mindful of the manufacturing process.

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The Best Jewelry Cleaner: A Guide to Choosing the Best Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner

The Best Jewelry Cleaner: A Guide to Choosing the Best Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner

There was a time when the only options you had for cleaning your jewelry was either to scrub them until they sparkle or take them to the jewelers to avail of their professional services. Now, you have the option to clean your jewelry yourself and come out with professional looking results. The solution lies in ultrasonic jewelry cleaners. These devices have now been made more readily available in the market.

But what exactly is an ultrasonic jewelry cleaner and how do you use it? This is a device that uses ultrasound plus the option of adding a cleaning agent in order to clean items. These items can include but are not limited to jewelry, optical lenses, electric shavers, dentures, coins, electronic items, CD/DVDs and industrial items.

The ultrasound generated ranges between 20-400 kHz and makes microscopic bubbles in the water or solution that help clean in and around even the tiniest crevices of your item. It thoroughly cleans where your usual cloth and brush cannot and it doesn’t harm or damage your items if used properly.

With all the options you have for an ultrasonic jewelry cleaner in the market today, how do you know which one is the best jewelry cleaner among them all?

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