Recycle of Aerospace Aluminum Scraps The Eighteen Arhats Luban Lock (Harold Seri

**Customized services include free laser engraving of text (excluding patterns)** **If this service is not needed, just note "No additional laser engraving is required"** Luban lock is one of the representatives of traditional oriental educational toys. After a long period of evolution, it has developed a variety of styles. Not only is the structure deepened and broadened, but the difficulty and delight are also increased. The Eighteen Arhats are composed of 17 identical parts and a core part, which is Key Bar. During assembly, it is necessary to use the bumps between parts to overlap each other. Just like the construction, it must be starting from the foundation step by step and building up layer by layer. Only with a solid foundation can we build tall buildings. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53186364296_0a6804365e_c.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53186564335_1e72842ce9_c.jpg ※Eco Friendly※ This product is made of leftover materials generated during the processing of aerospace metal parts. These scraps are not eliminated due to poor quality, but because the remaining materials are too small to be used as large-area parts. Usually, the remaining scraps are directly recycled and smelted. The smelting process consumes a lot of energy and is not environmentally friendly. Therefore, Metal Arts starts from the concept of environmental protection and sustainability. Using these materials to design, retaining the processing traces and holes of the components themselves, and turning the metal that could only be smelted away into unique features of the product, Metal Arts turnes the leftover material into creative products and giving it a new lease of life!