Post by Planck Horseshoe on Jun 14, 2017 3:00:17 GMT
*A place of simple appearance, but with good services. The costumers room was made to be confortable, where they can acquire products or wait for the requested services. There are leather sofas in the right and left side of the room. Entering and going ahead we can see a balcony, where costumers ask for a service or buy something. In the left size of the balcony there is a cash register, and in right side of it there’s a small door that is part from the balcony, closed with padlock. In the wall after the balcony we can see suspended exposed items like horseshoes, metallurgy tools, horse armors and horse helmets. A big gear is suspended at the wall for decoration purpose. In the left side of the wall there’s a door that leads to the workshop, where the services and products are done. The floor of the costumer’s room is made of gray granite cut blocks.
Welcome to Planck's Smith! My name is Planck Horseshoe and I offer services and products related to steel and other metals. Feel free to ask for a service or product! Here’s a list of them:
Horseshoes
*Low carbon steel horseshoes 80 Bits
[The most common kind of horseshoe. If not exposed frequently to water, humidity, mud, wet grounds and intense ride, can last at least 1 year without repair]
*Cast iron horseshoes 50 Bits
[Harder than common carbon steels, but can’t be repaired. Needs more time to wear out]
*Austenitic low carbon steel alloy 100 Bits
(A little softer than the first, but resists better to intense ride and low temperatures.)
*Martensite low carbon steel 140 Bits
[The first after quench, is the hardest common steel, but can crack with high impact. Last longer without wearing out if don’t crack]
*Tempered martensite low carbon steel 250 Bits
[Same of the first, but after quench and temper. The best performance of common steel for intense rides and impact]
*Austenitic Stainless Steel 400 Bits
[Good resistance to water, intense rides and impact, and very good resistance to low temperatures]
* Ferritic Stainless Steel 320 Bits
[Resists water a little less then the austenitic, but is better to intense rides and impact]
*Cast aluminum Horseshoes 200 Bits
[3 times lighter than steel and resists water, but wear out fast and not supports intense rides.]
*Aged aluminum-cooper alloy 600 Bits
[After a complex heat treatment, this alloy reaches excellent mechanical properties. 3 times lighter than steel, resists water and resists some to intense ride and impact.]
*Nickel Super alloy 1800 Bits
[Resists some to water, good for ride and impact and resists very high temperatures]
*Magnesium Alloy 2200 Bits
[Lighter than aluminum, very light! Resists water, but not so good to intense rides and impact]
*Cobalt alloy 3800 Bits
[Best resistance to very high temperatures, very good resistance against water, and good to ride and impact]
*Alpha titanium alloy 4000 Bits
[Best water resistance, very good resistance to high temperatures, lighter than steel and resists intense ride and impact.]
*Alpha-beta titanium alloy 5500 Bits
[Very good water resistance, not recommended to very high temperatures, but have excellent resistance to intense rides and impact]
Soon we’ll get more kinds of horseshoes, including brass and high strength steel!
Services
*Horseshoe repair
[The price depends on the kind of horseshoe]
*Welding
[Depends on the complexity of the operation]
*General metal objects repair
[Same]
*Metallurgy classes 500 Bits a month
[Yeah, I can share with you my knowledges]
Soon we’ll have more services avaible!
Welcome to Planck's Smith! My name is Planck Horseshoe and I offer services and products related to steel and other metals. Feel free to ask for a service or product! Here’s a list of them:
Horseshoes
*Low carbon steel horseshoes 80 Bits
[The most common kind of horseshoe. If not exposed frequently to water, humidity, mud, wet grounds and intense ride, can last at least 1 year without repair]
*Cast iron horseshoes 50 Bits
[Harder than common carbon steels, but can’t be repaired. Needs more time to wear out]
*Austenitic low carbon steel alloy 100 Bits
(A little softer than the first, but resists better to intense ride and low temperatures.)
*Martensite low carbon steel 140 Bits
[The first after quench, is the hardest common steel, but can crack with high impact. Last longer without wearing out if don’t crack]
*Tempered martensite low carbon steel 250 Bits
[Same of the first, but after quench and temper. The best performance of common steel for intense rides and impact]
*Austenitic Stainless Steel 400 Bits
[Good resistance to water, intense rides and impact, and very good resistance to low temperatures]
* Ferritic Stainless Steel 320 Bits
[Resists water a little less then the austenitic, but is better to intense rides and impact]
*Cast aluminum Horseshoes 200 Bits
[3 times lighter than steel and resists water, but wear out fast and not supports intense rides.]
*Aged aluminum-cooper alloy 600 Bits
[After a complex heat treatment, this alloy reaches excellent mechanical properties. 3 times lighter than steel, resists water and resists some to intense ride and impact.]
*Nickel Super alloy 1800 Bits
[Resists some to water, good for ride and impact and resists very high temperatures]
*Magnesium Alloy 2200 Bits
[Lighter than aluminum, very light! Resists water, but not so good to intense rides and impact]
*Cobalt alloy 3800 Bits
[Best resistance to very high temperatures, very good resistance against water, and good to ride and impact]
*Alpha titanium alloy 4000 Bits
[Best water resistance, very good resistance to high temperatures, lighter than steel and resists intense ride and impact.]
*Alpha-beta titanium alloy 5500 Bits
[Very good water resistance, not recommended to very high temperatures, but have excellent resistance to intense rides and impact]
Soon we’ll get more kinds of horseshoes, including brass and high strength steel!
Services
*Horseshoe repair
[The price depends on the kind of horseshoe]
*Welding
[Depends on the complexity of the operation]
*General metal objects repair
[Same]
*Metallurgy classes 500 Bits a month
[Yeah, I can share with you my knowledges]
Soon we’ll have more services avaible!