Originally posted by VargThe resistant materials course one of the types of Design and Technology that you can do. It comes up in your exam results as Design and Technology (Resistant Materials), but there are other sections of D&T you can study in.
There is a course called Resistant Materials?
So is a chippie, or carpenter, now called a Resistant Materials Development Technician?
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Originally posted by Freddie2006At my school they have resistant materials (working with wood and metal), food and graphics (graphics is designing things with plastics and cardboard); I think they have also introduced something to do with electricity and wiring since I finished there.
The resistant materials course one of the types of Design and Technology that you can do. It comes up in your exam results as Design and Technology (Resistant Materials), but there are other sections of D&T you can study in.
Originally posted by Sicilian SmaugSmall water balloons, filled from the oxy-acetylene nozzle - throw them into a naked flame (from a distance).
The best thing at school was the bunson burner and the gas taps that became the taps of fire.
Another cool trick was boiling liquids in test tubes too quickly so that a bubble of air forced the liquid out at high speed - point it across the room for a surprisingly dangerous weapon.