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What size circular barbell would you get if the length is 14 and gauge 1.6?
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I have no idea what you mean!... Standard gauges are 18 (regular earrings), 16 (smallest gauge of body jewelry, generally), 14 (also very standard) and then 12 and lower is getting to be large gauge for stretching. "1.6 gauge" does not exist, since gauges come in increments of 2 (and 0 gauge is an inch thick and very few people have such stretched holes!) And 14 WHAT? Millimeters? And if you know how long the jewelry is, and the gauge, then what size is left for you to be asking about?
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A curved barbell is the most common form of rook jewelry. Also used is a circular barbell, also called a horseshoe barbell. I recommend getting your rook pierced with a curved barbell because it does not move as much which leads to a smaller risk of infection. While getting a circular barbell may seem ideal, because it theoretically leaves room for swelling, it actually causes more infection because by sliding around it drags bacteria in and out of your ear. Also, piercers generally will place a longer curved barbell in a new piercing to allow for swelling room, so swelling shouldn't be a factor in determining which type of jewelry to use for the healing time. Once your piercing is all healed, any type of jewelry mentioned already would be perfect and it's up to the wearer when healing is all complete. Hope this helps! :]
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Why do Americans say ohms per circular mil foot when it's actually ohms circular mils per foot?
A circular mil is a unit of cross sectional area. A foot is a unit of length. Combine the two, getting circular mils foot and you have a measure of the amount of material involved in a unit length of a certain gauge wire.One interesting use of the amount of material is the resistance of the wire. It makes sense to say "ohms per circular mil foot", because that will tell you the resistance as a function of gauge and length. This is simply a combination of ohms per circular mil and ohms per foot. This basically says that resistance is inversely proportional to cross sectional area, and proportional to length.Ohms circular mils per foot sounds like its answering a totally different question about the conductor. I don't know what that usage might be.CommentWe are talking about the US customary unit for resistivity, equivalent to the ohm metre in the SI system. Since the resistivity of a material is given by (RA)/l, dimensional analysis indicates quite clearly that the US-customary unit should be [(ohm x circular mil)/foot] -that is, ohm circular-mil per foot. So, unless we chuck dimensional analysis out of the window, then 'ohms per circular mil foot' clearly isn't correct!So it remains a mystery to me as to why that's how it is shown in most (but not all) US textbooks. (The SI unit for resistivity, based on dimensional analysis, is the ohm metre -not the ohm per metre). Comments by others would be appreciated!
Would a knowledge of density be useful in chooseing a material with which to construct a 10 kg barbell?
Yes, such knowledge would be useful. For instance, two discs of iron weighing 5kg each (one for each end of the barbell) would be quite small in size. Now imagine if the same weigh was created in soft balsa wood - it would be a very large barbell, indeed!
What does gauge mean in relation to body jewelry?
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Is it ok to bring your own tongue ring to get your tongue pierced?
Why would you do that? But no, they have a specific gauge and length that's crucial to the healing process.
Can you get a barbell at an angle at the top without gauging it?
to big or too smallyou need to get your original barbell and see what gauge it is because if its to small the hols that is already there might inclose on it, and if its too big it could streach it out.Aka the origainal size is 14g. AnswerIt depends on whether it is going through the fleshy part of your ear or cartilage.If it is cartilage it is never ever ever safe to even try to up the gauge in your peircing. This is due to the fact that your cartilage can tear and cannot be fixed without some sort of plastic surgery.Flesy part is fine to gauge as long as you go slow with it.In regards to the angle, if what you're aiming for is something like an industrial peircing, the percing has to be actually made in regards to the angle where you want the barbell to go: you cannot force the barbell in a peircing that would not normally fit, due to the risk of serious injury (or I guess you could but you really won't like the end result.)So my answer is probably no. But if you're unsure it's always best to go to a professional piercer to ask.
